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Murray, Ferris & Co.'s Naval Stores Cir
cular.

NEW YORK May 2a.-SPInrTs TuRPEsTINE-Fh e
market opened quiet 46c. but earl In he week 1t
was discovered that the stock was almost exhausted,
which induced an ac'ive business aud sharp ao-
vance to 4so on the spot and 45 10 arrive resulting
In sales OF 2l10 bbls 46a4o on spot; 17a4e ID ar
rive. To some extent the Improvement was in gym
psthv with COLO US was proven Yesterday py a
panlcy sale to arrive at 47K after gold had uecned
&c. but the market is yet gu e 6rn at lSJ48H to ar.
rive. there are no wholesale lots cn The spot but
the Tree receipts ut Wilmington are looked o lor
liberal supply the coming week Receipts oio bois
Exports 81 bbls. stock nominal.
EosH-The sales and resa .R are 20,OOo DDS, IN
clud NJ 2lC0 No. J. 9600 pale aud 400 exfra pale and
window glass ut % 6Oa2 65 for It. nd common to
good 81 s0iS Tor No q S2a5 for No l. IS 50a7 % Tor
pale aue Ssal9 for extra pale to widow glass; and
Include 3O0J strained to arrive at 81 CO. alongside
ship. lhe lower grades ere verv dull althousn TO-
wards The there was better inqu ~ ior Strain
ed at 50 5ys2 55, there being many sellers at tho W.
eide price. tt ere is no stoc, Of moment lhere ID
oetter feeling in pale but snppers decline puroaa
sing. Window glass meets ready sale at S9al1-the
si2 price wing be pald for only bbls. Receipts
4I6Q bbls; exports IL 4.9 bbls
TABS uun and neg ectd. We note sales OF ltoC
bbls at 81 so for North County % gallo ns 50 65 FOR
a gallons; 50 rs for Is gallons and IS g. tor Will
ineton thin. keseipts 1860 bbs; exports 2lSa boas
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saUB,BlUi;,B.
Rhs,c CARAVAN OF aeise,

=
& p..,., .c,,s,ssra,orcdcnk 4 of the Baltimore
q ~: ii Sss.ss - 81 ,,,,;,a;no called
Gun BINsa ,. - r.:-s,nss.s.
sOoe!eeuAs ae1sosea In st.. JAMES u, = hoi
4ha palOo fnhflae u Jun6. eaye:
TsSnNsaur; -, sus huiN on tho Back
55sT.e.S a. th,s o,csntic festiyaL is an mn.
.Us s.,,ctnre ru TrSvellers on the railroads
s.&H Sst&,f4 1rs vsstarn narr f5f the ciry are at
Sd. 81. ,r,so ,I3a ~ thh l,uiidiu2 as Il
sSss3ss n. yiSit 10 the locality reveals
ess!sc rE;rc.v tSs extepi ofthe great undertak-
S>~ Tha ~ h nd progressed WITH thexapidity
~ aka,h~fSs Tariness trends Of the enter
frrysrJa ~ tVo hundred men have
- .,s,.nt,v smn,orad by the Contractors,
S3X jSssN sIjN ,sto .oanrs- each under an az.
i,ssat ~ terarsar Hhout 49O. 600 worth OF
tIS@ ~. hsan fnrnished thus f,r. and il 10
AStsIi: ~: - ,n.nra .trergth m eysrv mart OF
H3a1ssss ~ ~ sssrc,rro The centre of tke
e lmMe1se ~ Se h.. ;;is trnssaS vii, hs
VV0S sn - ~ W - s,r.;sst n;llara oY the
t1epyRsea .oy nuoe u upa1H"' pA''"A' - N
s6pnSSe. 1mo I.. .a., ., Tho strnctnre
~ nnysS ~, HS.,rea IN Sefeaence 10 IT. The
%us - ii ~ a,a hv nm fest. win reouire
Soa GsSo faes al lumber in it's construction, and
~ IM goSss ySs.e,Ita an net Thera nil siso
Ioynd 2s soous UI,v &c., .r', IONS ~ ns;is and
9aeo - .ne IA a.. .aUs ~ ot6or ,ron vorE
sna nse yIne y. r an,,., AZ ,,of
ACa As is a:5ass :. =. .ssn,ooS th;rtv sons of
so AsAS ~ yIoNI An ' $1,000 .1 ton,. =.
taued paQef wiu % 9su. Al guIs.oe Ioan-
aanons are nve y M aeeS. alu n1oss ,u.Ts rooS
aasex, 9enHo Do.a a;us, inchas ,hics
ses ~: eaa.sgS aSd r srssss maI;ru IN ali tive
Ss a9S1 -! ~ s4ua s,,...,,sts ~. 90, ~
~ q lQtel aglnas..nn sNat Gh'A a.
ns iSs = ~. .ssra Aess U w,I be s IN: E % Zee. Of
A9et9t Wy .ees sae.e a ,o, h',h W. IN To.Sa
n.naoas Hss, ~ ..nt,Ie.ion @ co. sist;no ~
Sess.t..x.h8.i... s n tSa nnr;oht N the mild.
zs,sSsS-ss - 10 Ia 1888 l;yh,s Of olass Twelve
49, 80. % e.c,, wentr. .Sonr feat ara an
~ 100 ~, anh o;ria sfS,r5,nc onnnr-
5tst 3; .nd Ssnor,nre II will
suny aoS 49, y, ~ .Se ossr .nco.n.
Av9 3S ocp o.s.,,sto- ~, ~ a. s,snS;na
oosIoe % AZ ~" sa,s sSI".a'o sns nrn1oan.ds tas
xoom penesan tue gsnsry sno progensJ1I s.I.rs ,Ui
- @enss nuMoer. ue = tiVenaue ase ssn, sSmy' sSmmey'
-,leea ~ iees aDose 'naa 'ne sex ~; ~
Mo.n =, .eu th tess, t,,,"t,-a9Iena nJ sae. " e
eT Trs S4N%as.,. 'an and T chorns will oscuny the
annthern norton of the Coliseum, and an idea
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TIL :. .UA1LY NEWS.
FAREWELL.


H-eathe aoft,y. Wind. arJund his parting saiis.
And van hun swiftly on thy whispImg VIZ S,.s
. Bnto como peao tn shpre, whose quick Lung sa'e1
iEev LIE and po- may BRING
Emile softly, summer skte.: In cloudsess soe: .,.
OF dim With .bouers hide your sparS5nog snee1
But hr,eot With dsy or veileo In evening oe"'
StiN 0end3'er htna serene.
v1ov .o,,Iv. waters, DER q waveless sea,
Ana bear him smooshiy; win your rrPnns
nm q vague lnsmries sweet and strange, and free
CSS1n him to pleassnt dreams.
nins scss,y, Qpiet starr, whose pit7tne eyss
Fellow him eysr, W b sod lingering nghs.
Whh psssiapab iundt tens. < ;,
o Wind and sea. anastars sud summsr skieel
p cenle vardens: let bin safely roam,
Tin kneina hearts an tender. happy eyes
Welcome the wand rer homo
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Markets by Telegraph.
uopcIor Hlpryrd

FOREIGN MARKKTS.
LONDON, May yA-kyentng.-cons 9s4. Bonds
| quiet at 70. Sugar quiet both on the spot and
aHoat; on the spot sss. 3d.; aAost 2ss. Sd.
FRAzxToar May "a bonds s5x.
LIVERPOOL, May 2l-Evenipg.-cotton fat; up
lands d Orleans IL I'd; sales 10000 ba1ee LaIe
| 8se. Cd. Tallow ASs 81.
DOMESTIC MARKETS.
NEW YORK, Nay 24-Noon.-Stocks strong except
Pacific mail which was weak Money steady at to
=. Sterling OK. God AZ. Cotton 2sx Turpen'
fine very firm at 49, Rosin firm; strained 50 %. !
Eyeniue-Cotton shade lower; sales 400 bales at
23xa2s4c. Flour he w; superhne So A0a6 ~; iair
extra southern s6 45a0 Wheat heavy and shade
lower; amber Michigan 81 81; Southern red illinois
81 so. Corn, mixed Western s5assc. Provislons
hrmer. Mess pork Ss1 SIX cash: Lard dull; kettle
1salsK. whiekey quiet at $la1 10. Rice dull;
Cirolna s,<aeKc. kugar and coffee quiet and steady
Molassee active and buoyant; Porto Rico 72aS2c;
Muscovado 5156c. Turpentine 4SXa4sAc. Rosin
$2 60aS. Freights frmer. Governments dull ana
steady. e2's 22H Southern quiet. Money CAT per
cent. Sterling weaker at e,SasH. Gold heavy with
increasing pressure to sell. Closed at AK.
BiIrrxoRE. May 2-Cotton 2sXatsAc; advance
caused by The scarcity of STOCK. Flour dull and In
f.vor Of BUYERS. Wheat dull and weak; prime Pepn-
sylyanisred 81 ooa1 Sc valley red S2a2 TO- corn act
i've; while s5c; yellow s7assc Pork f:m at sS2.
Bacon firm and active. Rib sides l7c; clear s1des
l7,.c; shoulders 14Hc. Lard q. m at Ice. wh,skey
firm and scarce and held out OF market
CINCINNATI, May 2&-Mess pork quiet and hold at
ssl. Lard Gull at 1sXalsHc Bacon firm; shoulders
IS; held ae higher at the close. Whiskey held at
u V3; slcs ., 81.
ST. LOUIS May 24.-whiskey 81. Pork sslasl rs.
Bacon firm; shoulders ls; clear sdes II. Lard firm;
choice kettle 1S
Lou1sv11IE May 2A.-Bacon firm. Mess pork s9l
al 60. Whiskey: raw sial Of; rectifed Slal 70.
. WnnseroN, May 24-spirits turpentine 'cak at
T. Rosi1 81 s7H. Crude turpentine si 'sa2 80. Tar
"a 30. -.
AUGUSTA, Msy q Market quiet; ss:es SIC; re.
ceipts $50; mtddrngs 2eA.
sAyAsSAH. May 34-co:ton quie'; middllpg 20Aa
q; sales 2oJ bales; receipts 100.
NOZZLE, Msy 2A-cotson dull Aes 800 bales. in
Guiding part OF Saturday; loS middhnSs 2oH'
2sz; receipts 6s2; exports GOT.
NEW ORLEANS, May 2i.-Betisr qualities Of cot
ion sitter; price nominal; rni1dlinss 2sH; sales
eco; receipts Ence surdpy evening 1772; exports
Ies. Cola az. Sterling 5Asi. New York nghs
psr. Sugar nrm--common s,aialeh; prime lsha
lsx. Molasses nominal enting t7%a471a.
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,.,-.ln0uAxai Games Attacks the b1oomeE-
4 Spicy Dtsessston.
{ ss.4ne Washington correspondent ofthe Pala
:,inose Sun writes =
Mrs. Dr.. Mxry e. Walker is still determined
20 bring herself prominen.ly before tne puphc
The other das che visited DR.. Metcalf, che
formal application In writing for the position
OF librarian. She afterwards made her sp
pearanoe at the door Of the room Of the Com,
missioner Of Patents ss an applicant !or 81
}nteryit " with that Official. While psnenuI
= waiting her turn to be admitted, Mrs. Genera
.i Gaines, ct Louisiana, emerged morn the Com'
.l1njssioner's room and, after eyelng the "wo.
man in breechea" for while, addressed her
with the question, '.Is this Mrs. DR.. Walker p
ns,hir doctor replied afirmalively, when Mrs.
Gaines SAID "Wln You allow me to give you
hpsSeApt Adyioe {"
o.: Da. Rsiter: Ixill not pay anything for your
.A1zioe, but il it is gwen freely VIII be happy
'ss iSsS Games. i shall make n, charge for it,
md you act upon 1t yon vii be eenehtted
b - Wslhes inttmatDd her readiness TO hear:
,ss6fs. aAines. Melk my .,adsice TO you 70 to 20
;:hen.e sndpqil:od tsSse breeches Ct ence ana
Dr.. Walker. I'll do SO Will you adopt me as
[ ~. a1Ssasss asiaea. + dont think would. have
aooaosny adopted daughters already.
---Br. Walker tveIy emphaticaliy.2 u you
Honld adopt me as your daughter and give me
yohays in the ;.a %UIa cSsnHs Se@ls nSs S
1fn. Gsines. Fcu are iniuring yourself by
ff6gcii1H 10, = Had put on bresches 1
Th0uld nayer have saoceeded In establishing
10 rights Ineyer put on preecnesmaU, @ S'o.a nos s
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pKoPB1r1,s LIVER MEDICINE.

Dr.. P-ophitt-HayinR used this medicine sufh.
cently lonl test its virtue. nd to satisfy my own
mind th,t it is an invaluable remedy for dyspepsia
"a disease from which the writer has suffered much
for six ycars-and being persuaded that hundie 8
who now suffer from this annoying CO npiufnt would
be senally benefited. as he has be- by its use, se
deem 1t duty we owe to this unfortunit ite class to
recommend to them the use Of this remedy which
has gwen not only himself but several members Of
his family the greatest reiief
II. ". ARNOLD.
of the CporQia Conference.
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GonmsrfiaL.

Cnarleston Cotton ana itIee markct.
oFFIOR OF THR CHARLESTON DAILY Ntws,
CxARLEsToR Monday Evening. May "a. '
CorroH.-The market for the stsple was quiet, de-
veloplng no new aspect prices remaining without
important change good qualities of tbs article SELL
ing at steady rates while the lower Rrade' had an
easier tendency sales 2co bales; Of which 100 we're
sold ON Saturday but not reported The transactions
were: 30 at ask; at 96; atsa1l; % at 2e1i; at
II; at a7xs; al 97X; IS Mt 27,s; at 27I; Is At
2s; and On Saturday 81 st 96 and 81 at 2Ss css we
quote: e ,,.-rov
Ordinary to GOOD ordinary .......5 g2oh
Low uiddbng. ..--.,......''...''om I&&o,,<
- Niddling. ..................... ..T&@"&
81 New York classification We quote:
Aidding:, g:,........". .....:'.....1!@ST
a1cEawhiie the stock Of this grain is very limit
ed. itis for the moment more than counterbalanced
BY the dull condition Of the market and factors wish
ina to sell have to meet buyers' We've. The trans.
actions were 4e tcs, Of clean Carolina at sHc. ID
We quote quite notninally, say ror common to fair
c,esn Carolina KIOSK; good salgshc. Hft.
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Dysentery Cordial, Female Tonic
AND
PURIFYING PILLS.

Yv,BE EXCELLENT REMEDIES OF o. 8. PRO.
PHITT, N. D., need no recommendation
their we'll known power IN remov ng the diseases Pc
cuar to our Sou hern climate having already estab-
lished for them IN e1vIable reputation In Georgia
and the adjoining states. as the majority OF persons
living In tue south predipoed ed to disease OF the
Liver is granted by all intelligent physicians that
most OF tue pains and aches OF our people are due
to org ,uic or iuncu nal arrangement OF that mpor-
tant organ Prophitt's Liver Medicine and anti.
Bilious Pills strike directly at the root OF the evil
ThSy cure the Liver which IN nine cases out of en-,
Is at the bottom of the Cousbs, Dyspepsia, Colo,
Sick Headache rheumatism, Constipation. Men.
strual DISTRACTIONS &C., SO common among our
people, Esrache, T'othache, Acute Rheumatism,
Neuralga and bodily pains Of every kind fee before
PWOPHlTT's PAIN KILL 1T
nhatf hnfnr The xinl.
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they.v5ke painfully aftctipg, have oeen rsu,SaS
cured ID auch great6umbers IN almt every secuon
of the country, that the public scdtcey neeu " W
informed Of its virtues or use,: o.. ao,,,,,o,,ve
enemies OF our race. Often this unseen ano uMei'
tenaIll Of khe organism undermines the consulu1ou
and invites the attack OF enfeebiiDg OF ai of1ea.
without exciting suspicion on Nn S5 ~
ii seems to breed infection through the ooay. sno
then, on some favorable OCCASION rapluiy oesoiVi
into one or other oil its hide0us focms ener On ,u
surface or among the vitals In toe iaIler, o
msy be suddenly deposited In the lungs ef ncS ".
tumors formed In the liver or It shows ia presence
by eruptons ON the skip or foul ulceratons ON some
part of the body Hence the occasional USE oI
bottle Of this sARisPARILLh " a1siSaoae' pe.
when no active symptoms OF disease appeal s,I .s..
sons afhicfe with the fol owing complaints gen ~
nd INN ediate relief and, at length; cure oy the
use of this SAR,APABILLA: st. Anth2n1,s INe'
Rose or Erysipclas letter, Salt Rboun, ncSo heaa'
Ring Woun. ,ore Eyes. Sore Ears, a9u o'nef e,H ap
tons Or visible forms Of scroehous ons ,arso
IN the more concealed forms, ae Dyspepsia, Dropsy'
aeart Di ease, FITS, Epilepsy Ncorae ea ano .Se ss
vous sVstems. n,...,o, oro
cursd by it. though long time is requtreqaoL suo-
during these obst nate ualndi ~ Rny me9iciueI
But long continued use OF this Mealcan9 VII eI1 NY
the compliant. Leucorrhoa or Mntes, ossne eno, O
cerat,o1s and Female dlseasas, are commonly soon
relieved and ultimately cured by its purliyine apo
inygorating eff Ct Minute Directions for eac9 case
are found IN our Almanac eupl lied grads. hheu.
matsm and aoui, when caused by a;cumula,ions o o.
eItraneous matters in the blood yield 9ues,y 10 IT,
as also Liver Complaints Torpidlty, CongesuoL OF
Inflammation Of the Liver and Jaun nee. "n,n ,l ul,s
ing, as they oflea Co. ON the ranking polsons 70
the blood This SARsPARlLLA ts grea, Ies'otei
for the strength and vieor ofthe system those VINO
are Lsnguid and Listle 8, Despondent sIeepIs'
and troubled with Nervous ApprenensonsM 81 OF sears
or ally Of the affections symptomatic OF "easness.
will and immediate relief ana convincing evidence
OF its restorative power upon trial.
PREPARED BIZ
DIR. J. Q. AVER q CO., Lowell. MASS
Practical and Analytical Cnemlste'
Sold at Wholesale, by
DOWIE r. NOISE,
Charleston, South Carolina,
And by Retail Druggists every where. .o
March 26 pAo tpstuaLDoS
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srAfroRpv1ILE, PUTNAM COUNTY, Oct l, 1867
DIR. o. $. Prophttt-Dear Sir-lhiS is TO certify
that I have used ur Ague Pills for The las ten
yo rs aud havr never tailed 10 cure he Ague in
single insiunce with them. They always break the
chi Is the first dny that they are given. can recon-
mend them "a beins the 'est aIue medicine that
have yer found and theyleave no bad effects follow
ing them, as Quinlue &c.
Yours respectfully. !. MEsIBNOOh.
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Essson d Co.'S Cotton iteport, for the
- ,,lS yu.str Hnd1nR lIax, n 1853.

NEW YORK, Aay 9a-THE dxRKEr.-ln our
lsst report the market. closed hrm At 2SXo Ton
m,ddiing uplands. saturday the market vrs quiet
and steady. Sale, 2167 bales at 2Skc. NJ nday,
notvtihstsadiug the advance In gold 70 II q, there
was bat little disposition to operate. Inc saes we're
aS69 bales; iniddinG 2s4c Tues sy the market was
dull without change IN prices eales f'I1 oaies as
2sYc. wednesday. with higher gold, there was
moro doing for export. and spinners elso bought
freely: Bales 1858 Dsles ct 2SAc. THURSDAY, the
FOREIGN news being encouraging. exporterB po93n.
over 1000 bales. There was spinning aemana 10.
low mIddtng which is scarce. The mariet closed
strong with less orsrlug sales 68sS bales ut 2s9c.
Yesterday gold fell Il three points and exporters
could not fl, their orders. Hoiders woud NOT give
way m pr1cs and bat itle was done. sales i7oa
bales at 2Szc
There has reen no change in prices 10 notice du.
ring the past week In our market Mtodlng is quo
ted st 2sX which was the quotation last Friday. On
20 Law cotton down IN Liverpool at less than the quo
tations This caused the decline there Of I'd on
Thursday afternoon. YesserdN prices reuna ned
steady, Notwithstanding the decline In gold. and
cotton could not be 'laid d5wn" 90 cheap oy Ho
The offering stock is very much reduced here and the
total stock IN the port IL dova to l7Ao bales The
stc u in the city Will be coun ed by committee OF
rttoD brokers before the 1st OF June. The weather
ton plant, and the ..stand" is not good From Bonn
bay We learn that the shipments to Eur pc TOR the
second week ia May were 81. 500 bales. tvate ad-
vices by cable place The exports 70 Europe Tor the
0r1t haH OF nay II %, w D1ieS ctosku'o Ho oi ~
, ton for gong vessels, and there every indica-
Hon that the next SIX weeks Will show large den-
ciency in the exports as compared stth tne same
time last year. Fo: future delivery there nave oeen
some small sales made at 27Ac for low mtdding de-
hvered next month. For delivery in November
there are buyers for Low mddlng at Sc but no sel
lers There have been received at the ports since
LIST September, 1884 es9 bales, Of which exporters
have taken bales; spnnera. 6l6 49, and the
sNocis have increased 1Su,6SA bales Dencit IN re-
ceipts as compared with last year 1881 bales De-
Act in shipments to Liverpool, 286 047 bales.
Upiandk b Mobile New
F1orid& Orleans. Texas.
Ordinary s25 a25X- a251s a25A
Good Or
dinsry.- a26 a2s,4- a2ok - a2sA
Low Mid.
ding. - a27A a2s aesH a9sA
MiddGns- a23x a29 a2sA n29h
sales Of the week 1893 bales, including b9l3 70
spinners, lls5 to speculators, and 1oAO to export
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CnrrraroN GA .Inl,

DR.. Rophit.-HaTing used your Liver Medicine
for more hui, year in my family, cheeriuliy re-
commend 1t to all persons suffering from Liver af-
feciIone Dyspepsia or Ind gestion in any form.
also recommend your Dysentery Cordial as the best
remedy tor that disease. y. /. ROGERS.
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PUTNAM COUNTY, Ga. September %, 1868.

PUrNAM COUNTY, GA. Septcmber ", 1905
DR.. o. s. P5opAiu sri have Used for the last
two srs in nv family vou Liver Medicine, your
Pan Pam Xiii It, and You Female ropic, and have no
fen, in saying hat hey are the best nedInes have
@ er list d for the LIVER ami stomach Neurn ano
Rb nmatic afl,ctions Headache. Collie, and pains Of
eve v k1ud are supdued by thou. After using the
medicines so long. cheerfully recommend them 20
al aid every one, and 10 all hat are afflicted, as The
best and safest rem dies for all the diseases Tor
which fh Y are recommended, &c
Yoprs respectfully JAMES WRIGHT.
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JAMES Wight.
nK PnoPHITT,s REMALE TONIC.

This Medicine With it's associates, is a safe and
certain remeoy Tor all curabe diseases to which Fe-
males alone are Nable. II 10 also excellent pre-
ventatiye OF Nervou1 BlinoneHs, Or Nervous Dis
ems ee in either male or fe ale It powerful Ner
vine Tonic setting up q full and tree circulation
throua aboui the svs etD.
All OF the above Ae5icines sold by Druggists and
MercAante generally throughout the -outhwest.
ED. 8. BURNHAM,
Wholesale and Retail Agent,
No. AL King. .street (near calhoun1 <
Charleston, s. C..
Prepared only by Or. Q. 8. PRoPH1IT.
April 16 stuth6uoe Cov1ngton, Ga.
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RailrO"os.

GENERAL SUPERINTENDENT OFFICER
CHARLESTON, y. O., April 9, 1869.
ON AND AFTER SUNDAY. APRIL ll1n, THE
~ PASsC.iER TRAINS Of the South Carolps
Railroad will rur follows:
POR AUGUSTA.
Leave Charleston. ...... '''''''.o.'! n' A.
arrive G! augusta: sao e H.
Connecting with trains for Mort. omeTy, Memphis
Nashville and New Orleans. via Montgomery anr
'''' ' FOB COLUMBIA.
Leave Charleston. .hfO a. M
Connecting with Wilmington and Manchester Rail-
road, snc Camden tram
FOR CHARLESTON.
Leave Augusta. .....................'9.W q. IA
Arrive at Charleston. 80. ..n!o r M'
Leaye Columbia la...... .....-''! 40 d. :!
~ AUGUSTA MIGHT EXPRESS
lsuNDAYs E1oEPrED.i
Arrive st Augusta ............,......d10 A. n
Connecting With tralns for Memphis, Nashville
and Rev Orleans va Grand Junction.
eave Augusta. --.....................4.t0 .4.t0P.
Sf'''e al CNeISsi aohHssi. NTaHi EXPRESS. d
fsUNDLys SxcErrED.,
Leave Charleston EOS j. NJ
Connecting sundays ez:op,ed, with GrecDva ant
colu-n bia Railroad.
Leave Columbia. ~ p w.
81 MAIERvILLE TRAIN.
Leave Charleston. P. n,
Arrive at Summervle. Observation-Disclosures. g. ?. NJ.
Leave Sum nprvllle. a. NJ.
Arrive at Charleston. A.
CAMDEN BRANCH.
Camden and Columb, Passenger Trsi1s on Mon.
DAYS, WEDNESDAYS aud SATURDAYS, connects with
up and down Day Passengers At KingvIlle.
Leave Camden. ....s........,...... .....6 90 a. ID.
ARR at Columbia. A. NJ.
Leave CoiumDia. ia..............." .".. y" +. ~
arrive at CaDden....'... :;a92 r. d.
Signed) q. T. PEAKG,
April 10 General SUPERINTENDENT.
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ronnxnees per south ''n.onna dtaliroad
May "a.

May "a.
sosb,es Cotton, % bales Yarn. 90 packages Bacon,
ocs cssss Cls,. To Railroad Agent, Courtrnay
1renho,,n, AZ salinas, & 7 Getty. Stefiens,
W 0orvin 90, Iaurey Alexander pssas. sloan'
%..natr,cH b Wltte. " Williams Co, Brahe q
20 Joanston, Crews & Co, Mowry & Go, WV Smith ,
and W Roach,
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Total. 4O79l4 l,aS2 s34
Deec,encv IN visible supply,.... 25020
Stock of cotton held by Manchester SINNERS at
the mills now U0V0 bales, same time 1873, !48 600
bales. Middlng Orleans. now 1iAd; then lI}sd.
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Sales Of the week Il, ,3l8 bales, INCLUDING bgl3 70
spinners 1ls5 to SPECTATORS, and 02A0 to export
ers.
GROSS receipts at this port for the week. 500.
Since lat Sepienber S82 B25 bales
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gruss, GbtmifaI', Gte.
AYERS SARSAPARILLA,
FOR PURIFYING THE BLOB D.

TIE z EPU1 a II ON
This excellent medicine CD
JOYS, Is derived from III
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truly marvtll' US. lnvete'
raie cases Of Scro:uous
disease where The system
eet med saturated with
corrup Ion, have been pu'
rioed and cured By 1t,
Scrofulous affections and
disorders, whicl were@g'
grava' ed BY tho scrofu.
lUls contamination until
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PEA 1s OF THE NOON.
Last Quarter, Sd, hours. 2fn1nutes. mo ming.
New Noon, llth, 10 hours; Al minutes morning.
First Quarter 18th. hours. minutes, eyeEtng.
FUN Moon, 25th, 10 hours 8 minutes mornInR,.
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--;Marinf afws.
PORT CALENDAR.

Port of Charleston. May q
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= skznns Versus BREECHEs.

StSs. DR.. Mary Walker AKain-hrs.
,,,.. RsneEas Cannes Attacks the bioomef-
u Spicy Dtseassjon.