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New-York tribune., 1869-02-26
A TEST VOTE OF THE CORTEs
NORTH GERMANY,

| MEETING OF THE MOTH GERMAN PARLIAMENT.
BERLIN Feb. 25.-The North German Parliament
| meets on the 4th of March.
The Prussian Diet closes its sessions on the 9th.
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New-York tribune., 1869-02-26
THE KINGS FRIENDS.

The N. Y. Times triumphantly parades an
extract from Philadelphia paper, purporting
to be part of conversation in which Gen.
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Indian Remedy For Small PoL

n.,.r fails Of eure The face aud preve1vc
40 Ne ,r 200 ship Testimonials to MAo
Sa HE dscoverer assuring him Of immediate and edectua cures
Sold at No. 81 SoUth St, New-lork
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The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1869-04-23
THE CHARLESTON MARKET.

FOR THE WEEK ENDING THURSDAY, LPR1L 1Z
COTTON.-The absence Of activity or strength in
manufactured goods continued to cause duilness in
this article during the week. end the business at all
points has been limited with rather weakening
tendency in prices. The Engsh market, which open
ed at 12Hd for middling uplands, recedea to 12Hd;
at New York, where the staple commenced at 283lc,
the rates fell off to sa2sa+c, and at this point the
inquiry has been light with some demand for good
cotton the prices of which, owing to light stocks,
have been fairly maintained, while the lower des-
criptions have been weak, and buyers wanted con-
cessons before operating.
The movements Of the Liverpool! and New York
markets for the period under review have beer as
follows: On Friday April 18th, no telegrams were
received from the former; the latter was without
decided charge-sales 1900 bales, at 2S2lc On Sat
urday the former was quiet-sales S0U0 bales, up
lands l2Hd; the latter was unaltered-sales 7cO
bales at 2s%c On Monday the former continued
auiet-siles 5000 bales, uplands 121sd@12H: the
latter was without change-saes 1900 bales at 263c.
On Tuesday the former WAS dull-slles COCO bales,
uplands 12hd-yarns and fabrics at Manchanter re-
ported heavy; the latter was q shade lower-sales
2700 bales at 2S1t@28Ac. On Wednesday the former
was easier but not quotaby lowor-salcs 1000 bales.
upland 121sd; the latter quiet and unchanged
sales 1900 bales at 2Sh@2s1<c. Yesterday the for.
mer was dull and unchanged; the latter was dull
and nominal.
Ar ef 49, ookl, J.,
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Exports for the Week ending Thursda )
April 22.

FOREIGN.
LIvERPOoL-Per steamship Camilla-ls4 bags Sea
Island Cotton. 1910 bales Upland Cotton, 1t
bales Tobacco, 5l0 bags of Ground South Caro-
lima Phosphate 1GS bbls Ro.in. Per ship Pa
ian Sea dsaSG
Per British bark Agra-70 bags lea Island Cot.
ton, 2o52 bales Upland Cotton. I6 obls Rosn
PORT IN THE UNITED KINGDOM-Per British
brig Teresina-4T2 bbs Spirits Turpentne, 1886
bbls Rosln. 90 obls Tar.
CRONsTADT-Per British brig Cecilia-S52 bales
Upland Cotton.
sANTANDtR SPAIN-Per Spanish brig Florencia-
Inward Cargo.
BARCELONA er Spanish brig Monjuich-Soo
bales Up.and Cotton.
DOMESTIC.
ROCKPORT, ME-Per brig Manzanillo-119,119 feet
Steam Sawed Lumber.
! NORTH WEYMOUTH, MA5s--rer schr sarah
Hammond-340 tons South Carolina Phosphates.
PROVIDENCE, RI-Per schr Lucy NJ Coliins-lOO,-
000 feet Flooring.
NEW YORK-Per steamship James Adgcr-67 bales
Upand Cotton "a tierces Rice, 50 bales Yarn. 81
casks Clay, 81 pkgs Sundrics. 720 pkgs Vegeta-
bles. Per steamship Manhattan-lG iierces
Rlce 78 bags Sea Island Cotton, 20 bales Upland
Cotton, lag bales Domestcs, zoo sacks Phos.
phates 109 empty Barrels SIS Packages. 5S2 pack.
ages Vesetables Per ship MaSnotnm' niio,
23tierces kict, AGO boxes and crates vegetables.
S bbs Vegetables, 115 bales Domestci 10 bols
Ros'n, 64 casks and bbls Clay, sacks Dried
Fruit, 60 packages Sundries, 2 bbls Phosphates
Per schr Moonlight-1Award Cargo, Log
wood. Per schr N Smith-25. 600 feet Lum-
Der, As bags Rice Flour, 2T5 bundles Cotton
Bands, $50 empty Ale Barrels, bales Paper
Shavines, l59 bbls Rosin, 1900 empty Carhoys.
PHILADELPBIA-Per steamship Prometheus-o00
tons Phosphate Rock. 81 bales Cotton, 40 bales
Yarn, derces Rice Oh bbls and 81 boxes Green
Peas 10 bags Cocoanuts, and Sundrtee. :. Per
schr Hannah Little 100 600 feet Flooring
Boards.
BALTIMORE-Per steamship Maryland-58 tierces
Rice III bales Upland Cotton 81 bales Yarn. 81
casks Clay, "A bbis Rosin. 9 packages Dried
Fruit, so packages Green Peas, 10000 feet Luna-
Der, and Sundries.
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steady; bonds dull aud lower; Gas 2s; stocks heavy
unsettled and lower
BALTIMORE, April 2o.-Cotton nominal at 2sa2Sac
Flour dull and unchanged. Wheat dull; choice val
ley red 50 &C; shipping red 81 no. Corn dull; white
i9asOc; yellow s4aS6c. Pork quiet. Bacon active
and firm.
CINCINNATI, april 22-Whiskey steady at 90c Pro
visions quiet and firm. Mess pork S3l. Shoulders
1870 sclear sides 17c Lard generally held at lsc
with lS14als1ac offered.
ST. LOUIS, April 2a.-Flour fiat; superfne 81 75
Whiskey dull at 81. Bacon shoulders 13al3z; clear
sides II. Mess pork sa1aal1z. Lard srm; holders
generally out of the market.
WILMINGTON April 22.-spirits turpentine hrner
at 431sa44. Rosiu active 81 9Oa67s. Crude turpen
tine steady at 81 6Oa4 25 Tar frm at 81 So. Cotton
dull at &c.
SAVANNAH, April 22.-Cotton quiet but steady
middlings PIX cents Sales $50 bales; receipts 1872
exports GI3 coastwise.
AUGUSTA, April 12.-Cotton dull and nominal
sales so bales; receipts 100; middling 2524a2G.
MOBILE, April 22-Cotton firm and in fair dc
mand; sales coo bales. Low middlings 2GA cent?
Receipts 76O bales; exports $3.50.
New OnLE. ANS, April 22.-Thc high grades OF cot
ton are scarce and unchanged, while the lower
grades are easier. Middlings 2S14 cents. Sales
2GO0 bales; receipts 512; exports 62s2. Gold s4S'
Sterling 45H. New York sight exchange haA per
cent premium Sugar dull; common 9al0; prime
1917. Molasses fermentng S.
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LIST OF SHIPPING

In tne EOIt Va SAhE1CsCOihs n PAA ~eSs
yEsrrLs UNDER 100 TONS. AND STEAMERS coAsTRa
WITHIN TIE STATE EXCEPTED.
STEAMSHIPS.
Marmora ,Brl, - tors, Robinson, at Boycc Co.'S
wharf, for Liverpool loading-R Mure Co.
Champion, 1418 tons, Lockwood, at Adger's wharf,
for New York, loading-James Adger Co..
raicnn more s'1 resdyLcoarenay s0dy. sSsa ~ Trenholm
Oriental. = tons Snow, at Central wharf, ior new
Orleans ready-Master.
Prometheus, Gel TONS Gray, at Atlantic whsrf, Tor
Philadelphia, ready Getty.
SHIPS.
Amelia 6es tons, Berry, at Atlantic wharf, for Liy-
erpool, loading-Patterson & Stock.
Pacific, 6S5 tons, Foss, In the Stream. for Liver
pool ready.W Smith Co.
Richard III, 1856 tons, Wood, at Boyce Co.'S
wharf, from Liverpool, waitins-Master.
B.RKs
Agra tBriiish 639 tons Fullmore, at Vsnderhorsts g
wharf, for Liverpool, ready-Rayerel 20.
Dnlketh (Br 848 tons, Anderson, in the Stream, Tom
London, waiting-R Mure co.
g Co.'S wharf, for Liverpool lasdins-R Mure
BR1as.
Forencia tspan) 14O tons, Font in the Stream. for
Santander, ready-JA Enslow Co.
Teresna Br 245 tons, Ellis at Marshall wharf, for
Queenstown and d Market. reaIJ-.' Lure q
Mcrz.nillo. lJs ions, 5Iagane, in the Stream, for
Northern Port, ready-Olney Co.
Cecilia tBr) 202 TONS BistIup, in the Stream, for
Cronstadt, ready-G BopIey co.
Courier tBrl, 200 tons Jenkins. at Boyce Cos
wharf, for Liverpool, loading-R Walker.
Monjuich ispan), 209 tons, Riera, at Union wharf,
for Barcelona. loldinS-P Fsnard.
Eva N johnson, - tons. johnson, in the Stream,
for Dariep, Geo, readY-Maeter.
L Pye (Br) $50 tons Pye. at Palmetto wharf, from
London, Eng, disabled-J Enslow & Co.
sCHooNERs.
Lilly, 412 tons, Francis at N Railroad wharf, Tor
New York, loading-W Roach & co.
Mary Ella, 155 tons, Thomas. in Ashley River, for
Philadelphia, ready-Rlsey Creighton.
Glover, 29S tons, Terry, at Brown Co.'S wharf,
for Boston, loading-T Upper Sons.
L T Knight 200 tons Smith. IN Ashley River, TOR
New York, loadirg-J Enslow l. Co.
Eannah Little 1872 tons, Godfrey, in Ashley River,
for Philadelphia, ready-H F Baker & Co.
Ida Richardson, - tons, Bedell, at Adger's wharf,
from New York. discharging-W Roach Co.
Frank Emily 1856 tons. Colley, Ia the Stream, for
Darien, Geo, ready-Risley & Creighton.
Sarah Cullen, 254 tons, Avis, in Ashley River, ~
Philadelphia, loading-H Baker Co.
Yankee Blade, 1SS tons, Coombs, in Ashley River,
for q Northern Port. loading-J Enslow co.
Smith, 295 tons, rooker, at Adger's wharf,
for New York ready-W Roach co.
Z Cabnda, 2i8 tons, Swain. IN the stream, 1or
Jacksonville, Ela, resdy-MaSter.
Minerva, =. tons, Collins at Brown d Cos wharf,
from Havana. discbarging-J Euslow Co..
Schr Nole Carr. = TONS Snowman, at Accommoda-
tion wharf, from Maynguez. r, discharg1ng-
Risley & Creighton.
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The following is the statement of the cotton in
e;obt at fhe lates dates:


Excess ia visible supp'y. 67.6sf
Stock of cotton held by Manchester SINNERS at
the mills now 70, 600 blles same time 1868. 22o.0ou
bales. Middling uplands now l21Sd; then l2}6G
12Hd.
The arrivals of sea islands aud Flordas have about
suspended hut uplands nj this port for tho week show
an increase on last year. The receipts havo been
bag sea islands aud 1921 bales uplunds. asainst
BAGS sea ISLANDS and Flordas. 2l9T halCs of up
lands the week before and bags of sea islands and
Foridas aud 1l7l bales upl,nds for the same week
last year. Tho supplies have been from the follow
ing sources, say of uplinds per South Carolina Rail
road 1911 bales; per Northeastern Railroad 2lu bars;
of sea islands, QUO bag Of Floita long staple from
Savannah.
The transactions and prices prevailing IN this mar
ts, ror the week lave been US follows:
On Friday, April l6, tas ron-arrivas OF the usual
LIVERPOOL telegrams and the quiet state OF the Ne"
Work market caused light demand; sales 200 bales
ordinary to good ordinary being quoted at 2b'i@
27x; low mtddlins Elk; middiing 27XS2S cents
g lb.
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Markets by Telegraph.
FOREIGN MARKET

FOREIGN MARKETS.
LONDON, April 22-Noon.-Consols e3A. Bonds
SOS.
Afternoon.- Bonds soy.
LIVERPOOL, April 32-Noon.-Cotton fat; up'ands
l2a12Hd; Orleans 1214ll27il; sales 70c) balos;
Bombay shipments slice last report 10 l7lh, 5000
bales.
Afternoon.-Cotton dull and unchanged. Lard
quiet and steady. Pork dull. Common rosin S..
Talow 4;s Gil.
Evcn,ng-Couon dull uplands I'D; Orleans 121ad.
Turpentine 29s 81.
HAvnE, Aprll % Cotton declining; tres ordinaire
on the spot If 45c.
DOMESTIC MARKETS.
New YORK, april 22-Noon.-Money steady ut Z;
sterling sH; gold S4'S. Cotton quiet at 2s1da2s1c
Turpentine steady ut z';1c. Rosln fsm; strained
50 55a2 60.
Evening Cotton heavy; salos 1900 bales ut 2siza
2aIc. Flour favors buyers, with more doing for
export; common to far extra Southern SO l0aG 65.
Wheat heavy; sp ing 1c. lower. Corn closed heavy
and declining. Pork shsde easier; new s3l 2Oa
81 50. Lard quiet q. 1sIl0A. Whrkey dull aud
nominal Groce les dull. Naval stores Quie..
Freights dull and unohanged. money more active
at per cent. God weak at SsSa3S%. Sterling
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OFFICIAL.

LIST OF LETTERS remaining in the Postoihce at
Uaareston, for the week .ndine APRIL %, 1869,
and printed officially in THE DAILY NEWS, as the
newspaper having the largest circulation IN the CITY
of Charleston.
~persons calling for Letters advertised, should
state that theyare advertised"
:xszofhce hours from "a. II. tosP NJ. On Sum-
days, nom to eP. NJ
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Arrived Yesterday.

Arrived Yesterday.
scbr Nellie Carr, Snownan, M1yaguez, RIB
days. Sugar and Molasses 10 Rislei L Creighton
Left the 8, hr Jessie Leach, from Georgetown. G.
discharging. Captain Stafford, of the Leach, was
drowned on the third day out ON Georgetown,
SC.
Steamer Emile, Lowis. Edisto. &c Mdse. To
Shacke ford & Kolly, ancasteI, Howe l. 60. Mics
j Loper, J Warren. NJ McGo.ty, and Others
Cleared Yesterday.
Steam ship Magnolia cr0w'll' New Y0rf-Ha7enel
Steamship Pronetheus, Gray, Philadelphia--Jno
4 Theo Getty.
British bark Agra. Fillmore, Livcrpool-Rsvencl &
British brig Tcresina, Ellis, Port in the United
Kngd MI Mure Co
Spanish brig MoDjuich, Rieva, Barcelona-PJ Es-
nard.
Sailed Yesterday.
British steamship Camilla, Peace. Liverpool
Steamship Magnolia, Crowel New YORK.
From this Port.
Steamship Manhattan Woodruff New York. April
schf Hattie cooms, Jameson, New York, April 10.
shipncws by re,cgrnph.
sAvANNAu Ap;fl % Cleared steamships Her
mann Living. ton, New York; North toint, Balti'
more; brigs Walker, Boston; Cyclone, New
York.
Weather warm. Wind ssE.
Memo auiE.
The steamship Manhattan, Woodruff, from this
port arrived ut New York on Monday in 62 hours
passa3e
Tho British ship Gorilla Jones, from this port via
Norfolk. arrived at Live pool Ma ch 49,
Tho schr A1nson, Simons. from Georgetown,
8 c. arrived at Philadelphia April 10.
Tho srhr Susan Wright, Mount, from Georgetown,
C, arrived It New York April 10.
The schr Clars, Rankin, from GEORGETOWN. G, fer
Bath, Mo, 10 days out arrived al Homes hole
April II.
LIST OF VESSELS
Up CLEARED AND SAILED FOR THIS i'ohi.
FOREIGN
LIVERPOOL.
Ship @ Winthrop. Stewart. cleartd d...... March .
The Royal Charli,, Anderson, sailed. Mircn .
The Clifton, -, up. p.....................st st1toL -
Bark Helen Sands, Ota. sailed. Nifcn -
MATANzAs.'
British schr Lion, HcLelin, up...........Aai'n
DOMESTI
scbr james Crocker, Currier, cleared '.'apfh A1
Brig Rrdman, Rcdman up..... r;, 40 40
SelIr Ar u5 Eve; n umlsoi cleared.
Schr Mn stow Raukn, cleared....... ..'.hpri ~
schr NJ Il Bramball, tout. up-.......''....aPfii 10
NEW OhLRANs
sohr Ann Leland, Bennett, eeared.''.. '''Apru 20
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financial anb UommerfiaI.
The Charleston money Market.

THURSDAY. April %, 1862
The past week has not been characterized by any
large transactions, and securities have not changed
materially. Bills of the State banks still snow in
advancing tendency. South Carolina Railroad s'ock'
whole shares, 451s 10 46; halves % to 2sA' ta'!
stock was in brisk demand and sales were ehee'ed
at 62H to So. The new six per cent. bonds issued
by the State in lieu of the Bank of the State os are
held at 60. and though the demand has been gooo'
manifest preference has been shown for the od
bonds. City of Charleston Fire Loan ponds aie
ouoted at IS. Gas stock at 21H to o. Sales OF
Charleston and Savannah Railroad stock we're effect
ed af 15l.
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THE DAILY NEWS.
r o c o C o =.

You cannot zee the reason why
NV heart should love these no"efs SILL
You canI,. tell the cause Why l.,
Through changing good and III,
ahonId hold one link uDl0osed between
rhe Things that are-and might have been.
That from the suotle scented Past,
The fragrance OF dying hope
Should sometimes come, aud far ouilast
All flowers on the slope,
Among whose nower life my feet
Now wander on-now half retreat.
How these dead leaves. pressed close and cold,
A living memory embalm,
Falrer than all fair loves OF old;
How, from the golden calm
That girds me now, sometimes my eyes
Look backward, with sad surprise.
You cannot see the phiLtom hours
Come back from that far spirit land;
The spell Of these long-faded flowers
You cannot understand.
Let be-the things arc not that were,
And Times sad interpreter
Ah, we'll, n'importel It's better so;
would not have you waste one sign;
Who knoweth how to live, should snoW
Aow-when Fate calls-to die!
And, il one heart must quite forget,
What natters-one remembers yet
An6so. in neither dout LOT scorp,
Law these simple fowt-s by;
For lightly won is lightly worn
And lightly lost-but J.,
Who win not, cannot lose.-and so
Give back the flowers, ard lot me 60.
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PQssensc scrSs

fes o.sriS I O'Brien and lady. W Brown a ano n.
ney sss mr. Marv Mazyck Miss Brrnnsker Bns
isaT lac and isdy Midway and lady, Hammond
isay Ia and Fisher and lady MegGSs sSs sdv
SS.noI,bon TJ s Burnett 4 Middleton. Jr dar'
dtaan' dfrry. / Ha Mrs Daner a. and S,sS1 son,
%iss su,kI.v, Minor, Croney: w baiun so ~,
and lady. P segrIf, O Klntworth. 1Ter'e'' - ~
a"s par sta,mer Tmiie. from Ediato, &c-H Wilson
NJ .ramoion, q sisber. L SchergdecRer, ste'
y. - % >iaher and Qthele.
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-@ Persons depositing letters in the Postofhce
-I, rlease place the stamp near the upper right
hand corner of the envelope, and they Will also
please to remember that without the stamp letter
o.nnct be mailed, but viii be sent to the Dead Letter
April %
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Wilmington Market.

WILMINGToN, April 21-TuHPENT1NE-Arriyes
slowly and is in moderate request. Sales OF 65 bbs
at 81 Is tor new virgin, 50 10 for yellow dip and
81 GO for bard, per 2S0 pounds.
SPIBTTs Observation-Disclosures STEADY, VIII ia l lar
gallon
Ros1S-Is in moderate demand, and the lover
grades are shade higher. We quote saes OF D. 25O 1
50 for oaIe and "a bbls at ssalO for window glass.
TAR-7G bb,s received and sold ut SO IS per Dbl;
CorToN-One small lot sold at 2Gc for low mid
ding.
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IDnnOrtS.

MAYAGUEZ, R-Per schr Nellie Carr-141 hhds
and IL bbls Sugar. 1877 puncheons and IL tierces
Molasses to Risey 4 Creighton.
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wONGEN1S LIST

os, Lucy Mcclure, Mrs "
'ritt, Mrs II G
den, Miss J S MCGOWAN, Miss
arson, Barba- E
ber, Mrs NJ A e
!, Miss v Mcpherson, EN-
~, Anna ma
N, Miss n Peddrue. Kate
q. Rebecca Pearle, ANNA E
n, Lucy Poveys. Jane
ly, Kste Pryer, Mrs O
wood, Mary Perce. Flora
g, Miss EJ iRced, Fannie
ward, Mrs AlRivers. Mrs C B
ht Sarah Richerson, hrs
a M
ilton, Flora Roddep, Jane
Robinson, Mrs
rton, Sarah Rodgers, Susan
j, Mary Robertson, Sally
/, Miss G A lSantzen, Miss 8
ierson, Miss Scott, Addie
Scanlan, Mrs G A
t, Miss NJ shockler, Mrs J
8, Clara S
ey, Mrs T DlStewart, Ann
lson, Mrs Stoned. Mrs c
nj Sumner, Mrs ]
Ison, Julia Smith, Miss 8
s, Aron Schmidt, Mrs L
', Mrs P Smith, Sarah
=, Miss Al Small, Sebiner
.eley, Miss G Small, Jane
70, E!iza W Slade. Alice
och, Tena Truesh, Mrs
worth, Ma Tucker. Miss l.
,tha Townsend, Mrs J
lam, Annie A
tue. Mrs G G.
beth, Mrs DlTarnll., Miss j
Venning, Miss E
Trick, Anna jWayters, Mrs L
}, Emma B Wayne. Mrs Gen.
hall, Mrs b eral
n, Kate M Warner. Mrs W
lleton, Mar Webster, Miss C
! Webster, Mrs G
lleton, Mrs g
m Weldon, Mics 8
), Mary Weston, Miss @
,an, Miss II White, Mrs J
Wilkinson, Sarah
e, Miss P A
is, Jennie Wilkinson, Mrs
,hey, Mrs NJ s
r, Anna II Walker, Mrs @ f
eas, Mrs Fl Walker, Miss S
Wilson, Miss r
ews, Miss C A
r. Mira n lWilliaIne, MES III
mis-, Mrs c E A
Washington, n el-
r, Jane lie
be, Mrs J Washington, Mrs
.
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Akin, Hiss C
Ashley. .MissF:
Atkins, Amelia
Barrie, Miss W
D
Barnett, Miss E
Baker, Ann
Berring, Hester
Behrmann, Mrs
Brogden, Mrs E
Bredenberg, Mrs
L
Brennan, Ann
Butler, Mary 8
Boneau, Hrs z
Berck, Mrs 3
Brown, Mrs 3
Brown Mrs II
Brown, Emma P
Byrns, Rsy
GarmAnd, Mrs c
Carpenter. Car, Mr.. 4
Carer. Miss
C,Mrs B Il
Csnnels, Mary ]
cslbert, Mrs F L
Camel Mary ]
Chranson, Sarah
Cenner, Julia
Collins, Mrs D
(col'd)
Coleman, Lucy
Coker, Miss E
Carr, Mrs L
Crawford, Mrs n
GUNNER, Miss J|
Crooker. MISS l.
Daisey, Mary
Daniel, Mrs 8
Deave, Mary
Daisey, Mary
Danner. Anne z
Dierssen, Miss :
Donaghonc, Mrs
z
Doughty, Mrs u
Dupont, Clara
Durand, Miss NJ
L.s-..,...--. ------
Duncan. Amelia
Edgerton, Ade- !
line 1
Edward. Susan + |
Ksdorn, Mrs III |
Farmer, Mary |
Ferrell, Mrs NJ ]
Ferrell. Annie NJ
Ferre1. Mrs Wi
Finnigan, Mary |.
Friend, ,.Isahell |
Fuller, Ehn B
Furr...Mtss O; - |.
Gsillard, Julia |
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cons,enees per south Carolina Naliro"o
April az.

SO bales Cotton bales So 81 oos Rsiroad Nayn
Stores, SS.o, 1a. Crews & Co Pelzer. Rodgers CO:
dgsnMSS \ 6 M:,,sr yo %. Williams = CO. Wiss,
Evan Ki, kpatrick wltte. Ihursto1 u aol%es SIth
FROST AdSer, Scraysley. O Kracke. g Follin,
Gaoh"rn. Herring Co. and O'Nali.
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PORT CALENDAR.
PHASES OF THE MOON.
Last Quarter, Sd, 8 hours, 28 minutes, evening.
New Moon, 1lth, 8 hours ~ minutes, evening.
First Quarter, 10Th. hours. 46 minutes, morning.
Full Noon. 9th. hour minute, morning.
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Is INVALUABLE
It In creas SCI 0 the
tity and Inn
proves tho quality
Of the MILK. 1t
has been proven
by actual expert
mtnt to increase
The q u antity O Of
Milk and Cream,
twentyiper cent,
and mak6ethe But
4or Gr,,, opd oxcnof
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1869-04-23

NorE.-we have deducted from New Orleans
2s, 1853 bales Upland, from Mobile 9s92 bales. from
Savannah 350s bags Sea Island and 22s bales Up
land-and from Charleston 252O bags sea Island and
ITO bales Upland the quantities received ut those
ports from Mobile, Florida, Texas and Savannah
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1869-04-23
Drugs, Gbemials, Gtf.
III U U T Us
CELEBRATED
Horse and Cattle Powders.

This preparation,
long and tayorat1y
known, Will thor
oughly reiavgorate
broken down and
low-spirited horsee.
by o tr ength b enfng
and cleansing. the
stomach and intes-
tines.
It is O sure rreven-
live of all diseases
incident to this ami.
CHAMBERS, YELL
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1869-04-23

NAL, such as LUN
LO W WAT E r,
HEAVEs, Coughs,
Distemper, Fe,ers,
Founder, Loss of
Appetite and Vital
Energy, &c.
It's use improves
the Wind, increas-
es the Appetite
gives o g m o o tn
and Glossy Skin
and transforms the
miserable Skeletons :
into o fine looking 81
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lMarine nfws.

Port of Charleston. April 23.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1869-02-23
A GENERAL INVITATION TO ALL'
THE ALEXA. STOVE WAREHOUSE.

TO THE TRADE.
Being desirous of accommodating the NOR
chant, tho farmer and the mechanic, have
lifted up the commOdiou5 Warehouse, NO. 40
King street and | am now prepared to furnISh
them with every variety of COOKING, Pa Is.
LOR. DINING ROOM and CHA a 81 b n II
STOVES; also, with all the varieties of TN,
JAPANNED, COPPER and SHEET IRON
WARE, of the latest improved patterns.
can also furnish to order goods of any descrip-
ton that may be wanted in my line. Particu-
lar attention is given to the Workmanship and
material used in filing all orders of my patrons,
and pledge satisfaction az TO stylea quality.
Nv work is equal to any done in Northern
cities. | also ask the favor of all who wish to
examine or purchase goods in my line TO call
and see for Themselves. Having an experience
of thirty years in this business, L feel confident
| can suit them both in goods and prices
also would call the attention OF the public
to the fact that have Just received the agency
of the celebrated ST UART COO kl N G
STOVE, which needs no recommendation, as
persons in our good Old Dominion can fully
testify to its economy and great saving OF luel
and labor. ,
[ will close by extending my most heartfelt
thanks for the liberal patronage extended TO
me in the old year just past and truly hope a
continuance Of the same, during tho new year
Just set in. ENOCIi dhl N, Nj 10.
Opposite old stand.
L. S.-Roofng and Spouting in town and
country, promptly attended to, and all work
fully warranted to please. IeD IL