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The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1870-02-24
Markets by Telegraph.

FOREIGN.
LONDON February 2a-Noon.-Consols 9a2ss
Bonds soh. Sugar aloat quiet.
PARIS, February 23.-Bourse opened active.
Rentes 74f.
LIVERPOOL, February 23.-Noon.-Coiton stea-
dy; uplands llIda1lMd: Orleans n3sd; sales
o,O00 bales.
Afternoon.-Lard dul at c6sa6es Cd.
Evening.-cotton l1Ia 11X; Orleans ll1s; sales
TO- 900 bales.
HAvRs February 2s.-Cotton closed quiet for
both on spot and atloat ut If S5Ac.
DOMESTIC.
New YORK, February 3-Noon.-Stocks unset
tied. Money easy at Sac per cent. Exchange
long, s%; short sH. Gold heavy at ls2s. c2s
coupons, l5H; Tennessee, ex.coupons, 66ii56jE
new, 49&; virginias, cN-coupons, 62;new, eSae91E;
LouIsianas, old, 72; levee skies, 1lH; eightha,
7sH. Alabama eights, ei nyes, w. Georgia
skies, 81; sevens, 90. North Carolinas, old, 45S;
new, 2o1s; South Carolinas old, SIX; new. Sl'a
Flour frmer. Wheat quiet and unchanged. Corn
cents better for new. Pork quiet; mess s.Ga
20 62h Lard dull OF l5hc. Cotton unsettled q,
ASc. Turpentine quiet at 4Ilaa4Sc. Hosin quiet
at s2 20 for struined aud common. Freighs du!i.
Eve. ing.-Cotton heavy and lower; sales 950
bales at 24a2lhc. Flour quiet and firm; supeinne
State 81 T5a5; common TO fair extra Southern
SIS 6oa6 Wheat lace lower; winter red end AMI
Der Western s. 27aa 80. Corn, new scarce, 2a;c
better; mixed Western S5a0Sc. Pork dloopiEg,
new see oaya2675 Lard dropping, Kettle lea
leHc. whisEey unchanged. Groceries quiet
ard firm. Naval stores quiet. Freghts u'i-
changed Money easy, 5ae. Sterling unchanged.
Gold weak, l7%als. Governments frm. soatli.
ern securities generally firm.
BALTIMORE, February 2.-Cotton nominal at
23Xa24c. Flour fairly active and nrm; Howard
street superGnc S. 75a5. Wheat dull; prime |"
choice Maryland 81 4oal As. Corn, white, NaeSc;
yellow s2ae3c. Oa.s 52a5ic- Rye e3ae5c. Pork
SGT 5oa2s. Bacon active and firm. Lard l6Hc.
WhisSey quiet at 81. firginias, old, 5oS; Sixty
seyens IS; coupons, old, 62hs; new, 60.
CINCINNATI, February 23.-0orn dull, dry lots
scarce and wanted at Isa74 great bulk arriving
more or less injured. Whlskey firm; cash 81,
time s5. PORK nrm at s27A bacon firm ;shoul-
ders l2Ka12X; sides l6al7 lard, Kettle l53s;
other Western markets unchanged.
WILMINGTON, February 2a.-Crude trrpentine
unchanged. Spirits turpentine, no sales. Rosin'
No. 2, 81 IS. Tar steady at s.. Cotton quiet
at 22c.
SAVANNAH, February es.-cot,on tending down.
Middngs 23c.
AuorsrA, February 2s.-co,ton, market quiet
Mlddline 2sc.
MOBILE, February 2a.-Cotton firm; mlddlings
new ORLEANS, February 2a.-Cotton steady and
In fair demand; middlings 23~<a23eac. o.
GALVESTON, February 2s-cotton nrm; gooo
ordinary lec.
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n,o de Janeiro cofree Market.

RIO DE JANEIKO, January 1S.-CoFPER.-With
n reduced stock OF 80, ,O0u bugs, composed almost
exclusivcly OF low aud medium grades, our mar.
Set closes very strong with notable upward
tendency Subjoned quotations nave only refer
ence to last transactions which were Effected at
the extreme ngures noted Tor nny new opera
tlon In good and prime qualities further ad-
vance must be calculated Oh and submitted TO-
iy IimiIed. not averaging over $500 bags per dtem
and. rs may be inferred from the character OF the
stock on sale, mainly consisting Of inferior anu
undesirable descriptions Quolatlons-Fine su-
periOrs, SHlOOaSt,ou supcriors, 7H7o0asleoO good
1rsts. 1lSUoa1u5oO first ordinary, Gl30oaGn900 {;
regulars, GGsOOaUa3o0 second good, 5Hlooa5EsoO !;
second ordinary, 4H6o0a4H2oo. Sales from ath to
18Th January. United Suites, 81. .O54 bags Chan-
mel and North Europe, 2o,2I0 Mediterranean,
1Iel ;sundry ports 1871 bags total, s0,l66 bags.
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MARINE NEWS.
CHARLESTON, FEBRUARY 2
ARRIVED YESTERDAY.

AltkISE Ill ! 1ESlCfSDAI.
Brig Monica, Libby. Da.timore-15 days. Mdse
To Enslow Il co, DOwie. Noise d DAVIS GooM
rich, Wineman J. co, West Jones' and s Kali
Steamer City Point, Peck, Palatka. via Jack
souville. Fernandlna and Savannah. 9aies S,
sea island cotton &c. To d Aiken & CO. w ~
Lawton, PInckney Bros, w Shepherd & GO, kirk
patrick Il Witte, . Merbtt. W Morgan, of Ora
ty,s Circus, and Georgetown Steamer.
Steamer st Helena, Elliott, Edisto, KockSIile;
Enterprise and Landings. bales sea isiand
cotton, mlse and sundres. To j H Murray, IL
Marshall, ] COlcock & co, Mowry Son, WrSea'
brook. w G. Whlden + co, Fraser Dill, Small,
a W Eckel, W K Ryan, and Kinsman Bros.
CLEARED YESTERDAY.
Steamship Charleston, Berry, New fork-Jamcs
Adger CO.
SAILED YESTERDAY.
Steamship Charleston, Berry. New York.
Srhr Altoona Fitzgerald MatanZas.
Scl,r John Lymburner, Orcutt. CarhenaH.
Hclr Jessie u Smith, Williams, Georgetown,
" FROM THIS PORT.
Steamship James Adser, Lockwood New York.
Spanish brig Joven Antonio, Carbonel'. BARGE
ioua. February 8.
Schr S v " Simmons, Williams, Wilmington,
Schr Joseph W Williams Adams, Greenport, L
|, February TO-
CLEARED FOR THIS PORT
Steamship Sea Gull, Du,ton, at Baltimore, Feb
uary q. ,.,,,
Schr Active. Coomhs. at Baltimore, February TO-
Schr NJ Hart, Bawlcy, ut New YORK, Feoru-
ary 90
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The Louisiana senate has passed o Joint resolu.
tion requiring the late auditor. WlcHIue, 10 ae.
liver to his successor halI million Of distracted
coupons; the Joint resolution authorizing the
Governor and Treasurer 10 issue bonds for loans
passed; also the bill Incorporating the mississippi
Valley Railroad; the BIZ enforcing the Louisville
Convention plan for the leYees,
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Interior Cotton

Interior Cotton Markets.
COLUMBIA, February 22.-The cotton market
was dull to-day and prices only nominal sales
about 40 bales.
wINNSBoRo. February 22.-e1 bales OF cotton
were sold in this market during the past week at
20a22x.
COLUMBU-, February 23.-The market stepped
ont today and didn't return. There were hardly
any buyers or offerings sales 81 bales receipts
SO bales shipments 22l bales.
MONTGOMERY. February l0.-Cottou market
dull nothing doing, low middlings 22G.
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The Charleston Cotton, Rice and Naval
Stores Market.
OFFICE CHARLESTON NEWS,
"WEDNESDAY EVENING, February sS, ls'e.
Corros.-The demand was limited and the mar
ket without strength, prices being somewhat IRE
gular: sales about 200 bales, say at 20; lat 81;
10 at olH; at %; 80 at 22'4; GO at 22; 81 at -;
35 at a3,fc. We quote, somewhat nominally:
LIVERPOOL CLASSIFICATION.
Ordinary to good ordinary -21h@22E
Low mfddilng. g...-.............'.Io @'-
Middlng ng..-...................- .ZoA9y-
Strict middling.. .................23h@-
RIcE-The market was quiet and without
change; sales abe ut 40 tierces Of clean Carolina,
say: IA tierces at 5S, and "a do on private terms.
We quote common to fair clean Carolina at 5A@
&C.; good 6h@6hc. p fb.
NAVAL SToRSs-There was no business OF
note.
FRE1GHrs-Are somewhat duh. To Liverpoo +,
by steam, engagements are making at IA q
b on uplands and-1Hd on sea islands; oy
sail, rather frmer feeling in consequence
OF a decrease of tonnage, and ,sd has in some
cases been secured; we quote 5-le@Hd p b
on upland cotton, and aaHd 2 tb on sea
island cotton. To Havre, by steam, nomi'
nal; by sail, nominal at &c on uplands
and 1,sc on SEQ Islands. Coastwise TO
New York, by steam, kc 2 fb on uplands
and &c on sea islands; by sail, &c a tb on up.
lands. To Boston, by steam, nominal; by SAIL u
9Hc p ID on uplands. To Philadelphia, by steam,
&c a fb on uplands; by sail, somewhat NOM
lnal. To Baltimore, by steam, h@Ic 2 ID on
uplands; hK sail somewhat nominal.
DOMESTIC EXCHANGE.-The banks purchase
sight checks OF z of, and Sell at par.
Outside, they purchase at A@% oil, and sen at
x@x OF.
G0Lp-le@e1.
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eg-NO MORE MEDICINE.-SEVENT

npNO MORE MEDICINE.-SEVENTY
Thousand cures without medicine by DnBarry .
dei,cione REVALENTA ARABICA FOOD, which
erafi,cates iyspepsia Indigestion, acdty, nausea.
vomiting, " % Wasting diabetes, sleepessness cough
asthma Consumption, debility, constipation diar
rhna, palpltation. nervous, bilious liver an ana
meat and saves, moreover, fifty times its cost III
other remedies Cure No. ss, s,413-"RoAE, July q.
1sss.-The health OF the Holy Father is excellent
especially since he has confined himself entirely
tn nuBarry,s Food and his Holiness cannot praIsr
this excellent food too highly" Sold In tins Of
one pound, 81 25: a pounds Sis: carriage free;
Also the REYALENTA CHOCOLATE, In one pound
packets, 81 so. Copies Of cures sent gratis. Ad-
dress O. N. DUBARRY & CO., No. l63 William
street. New York, and ut all Druggists and Gro
GERS. janl 3mos
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COMMERCIAL NEHS.
EXPORTS.

NEW YoRk-per steamship Charleston-s bags
sea island cotton, 1872 bales upland cotton, IS ties
rice, IL bales domestIcs, 4s empty barrels "
packages sundries.
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MEMORANDA.

MEMORANDA.
consignces per steamship Pr0matheus, tron
Philadelphia, expected to-day Getty, S
Railroad Agent, i SOlomons. superintendent,
Cameron I}arIiey & co, S!m0nton Barker, Hart
& Co, Os,endurfr Il co, J Hopklnsun, G w hlmar.
Walker, Evans Cogswcli. w Shaiier, i Meitzr
Ter. & + PanInn, Taylor en-. EAdgcr S co,
i, O'Neill M0wry & Son, j. Chaplin y GO, i Bates
& co, W Walsh, Stiles & jennings, Won Santen,
A II Abrahanis Il Son. St0ll, Webb & CO, Marshall
& prrge Perry, e Michael, Cornelin Hancock, J
u Aiken & co, Mrs Stacklcy, I Kerr n co.
Yates, Budd l. Blake, Il Blsehofr y co. T NJ Cater,
A W Eckles Byrne & Fogarty, A W BarbOt, Kins-
r,an & Howell, p PoppenheiH,, knoDelocE d
Small, w BrooEbanEs, J III Eason q Bro, Claclls
Il Witte " Shepherd co, walsh, l. kornah'
rens, Fogarties Book Depot, W Corwln u co, l.
.llus. Dr 4 u Kellcrs, e G RICHTER, o l. s
Johnson, 7 II BRISTOL 4 o, Marion, Nathan,
G. w Williams CO. w II Welch, Captain Barrett, !,
II Gerdts l. co, Werner & Ducker, w Miller,
Whitney, g ri ngc, z Sinkler, Ohaicc co, !
II Yollers. JefsUrds K CO, Chapean u llenron, Y
I,illenihal 4 co, Crane, Boylston co, Goodrich,
Wineman 4 co. NJ OBrien, II Klattc d co, Ham
mcrschnidt, C Borner, n Fehrenbach. Boil.
mann Bros, A Johnson. l. Lofentz. Torck, l.
Neumyer. Dowle. Noise 4 Davis, GouteVenier
Bros, Schuckmnnn, W P Little, Adams, damon
L CO, Macdnfr Cohen. w Bias, Follin. Cos.
grove Z Railroad Agent. DIR w A Skrine, Dr II
Baer, @ W Stetrens, and ] H Wurhmann q co.
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THE YALUE OF Co1ToK SEED.

How 1t may be Utilized on the Fian."-
tion-Its Nutrftive Vulue as Fooo ~.
cattle-Fertilizing Qualities-"ooe oi
Preparation, sc.
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aaYana Market.

HAVANA. February le-[By Cable.l-suGAK;-
All qualities slightly advanced; market active
with an improved demand; exports during M tne
week from Havana and Matanzas 5000 boxes
ami M,tanzas 200 900 boxes ami q, goo hhds; Nos
10 to II Dutch standard SaSh reals; Nos 10 TO 70
eHallk reals. MOlaSses sugar firm at o&a1 IT'S;
fair 10 good refining Muscovado Tai1 rls;
MoLASSEs-Firm; clayed oa5ti reals; Musco'a-
PnEiGIlrs.-per box sugar to Northern and
Southern ports 81 25; per hhd sugar "a 5oaC; per
hhd mulaSses So T5ai 90.
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From the abve analysis 1t is shown that cotton
seel ia a highly concentrated food, and Is richie.
I'm fiesh. producing clements than either corn or
cake meal but somewhat Inferior TO corn as 1at
producer, but as rat preducer Is la,'y equaa 70
ton seed must make 1t valuable food Ior winter
use; and In the use Of 1t one point should NOT be
overlooked, and thai is, Ovcrleedlng with such
rich and concentrated lood. IL snoald 1e given
In proper propG-:.crS with coarse fodder, ana
thus usesl Can zee no reason why 1t may not be
used tO the exclusion OF corn. and thus save and
utilize what has been, up TO Inc present. as u
were waste product. or one regarded US ol little
or no value, except for the purpose Of OIL manu-
facture.
Iwould further say that the foregoing report Is
based upon the hulled cotton seed. aud VIII not
hold good for the unhulled seed nor for the cake
OF the unhulled seed, the husks OF which become
impacted In the intestlne3 OF the animals fod
with 1t, causing Inflammation anu death, anu Is,
consequently, unit for fuod 4. 5. WAYNE.
One OF the principal drawbacks has probably
been The want Of suitable machinery Tor the
preparation Of the seed as 1000, ont we apprese
-hend that this was supplied by the invention OF
Shaw's cotton seed huller made by the Dia-
mond Mill Manufacturing Company of Cincin-
natl. which has been lately ratcntcd and intro
duced to the South. From, what we under
stand Of the operations Of this machine, IL Is
well adapted for the work for which 1t IS de-
signed. 1t is claimed that 1t viii null anu
clean from fifteen to eighteen bushels cotton
seed per hour. 1t may be driven by steam or
horse power, and we believe Its cost Is trifing;
certainly very small compared with tho gains
to the planter. If this machine be all that 1t
Is represented to be, we know Of no excuse
that any planter can put forward for the great
waste witnessed in the neglect to render cot
ton seed as valuable at home as the more i'm
portant staple Of cotton is rendered abroad.
The one should not receive oil caro-, while the
other, which Is highly valuable, should be en-
tirely neglected. Mcssrs. Brodio & Co., fac
tors North Atlantic wharf, are the agents in
Charleston for the cotton seed huller.
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Receipts by Railroad, February 23.
EoyrrH CARObISA RAILROAD,

soUTH CAROLINA RAILROAD.
EST bales cotton, so bales domestics, 1oobarrels
-four, 4 cars stock, los casks clay. To Railroad
Agent, Ravenel & co. Brodie & co, Frost Adger,
l. D DeSaussure, G Fl Walter & co, Wagner, stew.
art Il CO, Pelzer, Rodgers & co., Sloan, G "
Williams CO, E Wiss & co, H Mure CO, w
Smith & CO, Thurston & Holmes, ] r Pringle d
Son, Claghorn, Herring l. co, Goldsmith Son,
and Armstrong & CO.
EeRTHEAsTERN RAILROAD.
e5 bales upland and bags sea Island cotton, 45
bbls naval stores, $50 bushels rice, cars lumber,
cars phosphate. tobacco, mdse, &c. To Mantoue
& co, w Gurney, Kinsman b lowell, Marshall,
Jr, w K Ryan, Mowry & Son, Frost Il Adger, A ]
Salinas, Stenhouse l. CO, Ravenel Il CO. S D 6tOney,
Bardin & Parkin, Adgcr 4 co, W Pincel, A
Quackcnbush, Pelzer, Rodgers & co, W H Chafee,
D Walker, W Williams Il co. Caldwell d Son,
Schirmer, 8 yelling, Street Bros, and Railroad
Agent.
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WiImInxtun MARKED.

Wilmington Market.
WIIMTSGTON, February 22.-TuRPENTISE-!s
\ shade lower, and we quote sales OF lVoo barrels
ut 81 so for soft, and 81 % ior laro per ZsS l1s
oobarrus Mt hc and 10S barrels at 44c per gallon
RnsIs-Sales Gle barrels OF 81 10 for strained,
and s. ior extra No. 2. .,
CoTroN.-Sales of l3 bales ct PIC, and 63 bales az
22hc per H. ,.ru
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DAY TRAIN.
Leave Savannah Sundays eXcepted) ;,

Leave Savannah Sundays excepted) az,
Arrive at Jesup (Sundays excepted) at lo.4S A. ID.
arrive at Live Oak Sundays eXceptedl =,
Arrive at Macon daily ~.
Leave Live Oak Sundays eXceptcu) az. .6.00 a. ~
Leave Jesup Sundays excepted) ALL. .z'io r H.
Arrive at Savannah Sundays except n,
Passengers for Macon take 7.l5 A. Ii. train from
passearers for brunswick take 2lo P. NJ. train
from Savannah. =, ~,
passcnpers leaving Macon at $50 A NJ, con-
meet at Jesup with express train Tor Fiorloa
and Western Division, and with train LOT SaFah-
nah, arriving at ESQ p. NJ.
Passengers from Brunswick connect a. Jesup
with train for Savannah, arriving at BOO r; NJ
except on Sundays, when It arrives 81 soo I. M'
Connect at Macon with train for Atlanta, leaV-
ING st eco p. NJ.
s0uru GEORGIA AND FLORIDA RAILROAD TRAIN.
Leave brownsville tuesdays, Thurs =,
days, and Saturtlays) at. ....... .soo A. ~.
Arrive at Pelham tTueSdays, Thursdays, =,
and SasHrdays) ut. ........... 300 A. M.
Leave Pelham tuesdays, Thursdays, =,
and Saturdays) at. $50 r m'
Arrive at Thomasviie tuesdays, Thurs-
N"'o ~ II. 8. HAINES,
,o,, General Superintendent.
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The New York Rice Market.
The Journal Of Commerce Oh tne us. sas .: w.
mesiic reInnins dull, anil prices are In The buyers
favor. Tie offerings are liberal. but the grocers
murcnase in small lots only. We quote 6a7c as
The full range.
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nACIFIC MALL STEAMSHIP COMPY'S
THROUGH LINE TO
CHINA AND JAPAN.
FARES GREATLY REDUCED.

Steamers Of the above line leave Pier .E
No. AZ, North River, foot Of Canal street S@lS9fS
New York, at u O'Clock noon, Of the 9th and
2lst OF every month except when these dates fall
on Sunday, then the Saturday preceding.l
Departure Of the 21st connect at Panama
with steamers for South Pacific and Central Amer
lean ports Those OF 9th touch at Manzanillo.
Steamship JAPAN leaves San Francisco for
Japan and China March ], 1870.
No California steamers touch at Havana, but 60
direct from New York to Aspinwan
One hundred pounds baggage free to each adult.
Medicine and attendance free
For Passage Tickets or further information ap.
ply at the COMPANY'S TICKET OFFICE, on the
wharf, foot OF Canalstreet, North River, New
York. +. r baby, Agent.
march12 Tyr
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dor NEW YORK.

BALTIMORE, PHILADELPHIA, BOS-
ID TON, AND THE CITIES OF THE NORTH
WEST
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and Messrs. Martin, Gaines and Strange

and Messrs. Martin, Gaines and Strange
secretaries
The new and elegant steamer Potomac
will arrive from above to-day, and departs
at 8 p. m. for New Orleans and the bends.
She has excellent passenger accommo-
dations, and is a splendid freight packet.
The steamers j, S. Durham, Arkan-
sas and Little Rock passed Little Rock
on Wednesday for Fort Smith.
One of our morning contemporaries is
as hard up for local items as Cincinnati
river reporters are during the season
known as Fly time.
Over two million FIVE hundred thousand
bushels of coal will leave Pittsburg on
the present rise for Southern ports
Wharfage collections at Louisville
from the 18th day of April, 1870, to the
10th day of December, 1870, inclusive,
S2S,s73 go Pretty good for village.
The GAINESVILLE Tobacco Leaf says;
The wharf is assuming more busi-
ness appearance, and from this until
midsummer we will, be enlivened by the
whistle of passing Steamers. Our river
interest has been sadly neglected and
talk railroad as we may, our city never
puts on business airs until the packets
from Cairo, Evansville, Cincinnati and
Pittsburg make their appearance.
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coSrEcrroNERY.
A spIeuaia E.tablishment.


The approach of Christmas creates no
little excitement among the little folks.
Crowds Of children could be seen yester-
day at the corner of Main and Adams
streets admiring the Christmas goods
candies. toys and grapes i'm the show
windows Of that well known confectioner,
b. ROCCO
Mr.. Rocco has just received and
opened an extensive stock Of Christmas
goods, consisting Of large collection OF
toys, dolls Of every size and pattern, and
English, French, American and German
toys in wonderful variety. His stock OF
dried fruits and canned goods is very
large and complete. Seven different
kinds Of raisins can be seen. A charm
ing and extensive lot Of fresh Malaga
grapes has been received. Mr.. Rocco is
prepared to sell to the trade at wholesale
prices any Of the articles comprising his
large stock of confectionery and Christ
mas goods. The manufacturing depart
ment is under the charge OF first-class
baker. The stock of wines on hand is
most complete, comprising every variety
of foreign and domestic wines.
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Quite large attendance was at the
Cochran Hall last night The German
ladies' of our city deserve the highest
credit for the successful manner in which
this fair has been conducted, The hall
is tastefully arranged, and the tables are
elegantly adorned Tonight, at ten
o clock, there will be grand drawing
for one hundred and twenty-four old
Mexican silver dollars under the direc-
ton of Mr.. E. Ackerman. The tickets
are only two dollars each, and can be
obtained at No. Howard Row, or at the
far Tonight. Who will get one hundred
and twenty-four silver dollars for two
dollars2 The vintage table, under the
direction of Mr.. Chas. Broich, is loaded
down with wines-native and for
eign. Mr.. Broich dispenses the juice of
the crane with true German hospitality.
At table No. 4, presided over by Mrs.
Eichberg, the splendid boned-turkey'
presented by Mr.. Ed. Doutaz, was gem
orally admired. A fine specimen of arti-
fetal sandstone, manufactured in Mem
phis, was presented by Mr.. ID. Pante'
There is also on exhibition well7exe-
cuted oil paintings sea scene--by MISS
Hitzfeld, young LADY fourteen years OF
age. At table No. 2, in charge OF Mrs
Miller, in the midst of Christmas goods
there is splendid pu nch-bowl-bohe-
mian glassware-presen ted by Charles
Erich, and a case of perfu,nery presented
by DR.. Theodore Hoerner. At the re-
freshment table you can pr ocure an ele-
CANT supper for fifty cents, and Will be
waited Upon by elegant ladies. Inc
dancing was going on at a la te hour last
night, in which hundreds, both young
and old, engaged. Go tonight, the last
night and contribute your mite to the
widows and orphans.
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David Walk will preach in the Linden
street Christian Church, tomorrow, at
10 am. and 7 pm.
The Rev. A. H. Kerr. ID, will preach
in the Second Presbyterian Church, cor
ner of Main and Beal streets, tomorrow
morning at lilo clock.
At the First Baptist Church an inter
esting series Of meetings are in progress.
Tonight there will be a meeting for
prayer and inquiry, in the basement.
Tomorrow DIR. J, M. Lewis, an able min
lister, of Canton, Mississippi, will preach
morning and evening, at the usual hours.
The ordinance of baptism will be adj
ministered after the evening service.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1870-12-17

Twlled Striped Poplns 25 cents yard
Solid and Changeable Poplins, 10 cents per yard
Doubew Alpaccas, all colors 10 cents yard;
Wool White Blankets only 50 so pair;
Gray Blankets, heavy, only 81 so per pair
soft finish Lonsdae Domestic, 10 cents per yard
coo Striped Silks 81 yard;
nd Red annels ls to 20 yard;
Fannes and Beached only 10 cents
Children's Red Flannel Coaks so cents
Sheeng 30 yard;
Brown Domestic, 81 to 3 yard -
All Wool Shawls only 80 cents EACH
Wool Shawls large only 81 30 each;
Stamped Skirts only IS each;
Skirts only so cents eachl
Iadies Black Cloth Cloaks, from 81 to 80 so;
"a Tabletloths 379 cents each;
All Wool Printed Table Covers only rs cents each;
and White Knit Underhrts and Drawers only 3t
Menan Womeus Hosiery only 81 dozen;
Hemstiched Linen Handkerchies only 10 cents each;
Large sizeL Handkerchiefs only each;
Good Apron Check only l2l per yard;
Children's Wool Hose, all sizes, 10
Corsets
Towels, warranted Linen, 8 cents eaeh
Mno all colors and y lies, only 30
=" All Wool Paids, for children only 80 yard;
Heavy Jeans and cents ard
Bed Hickory only IL IL pei yard
We can sell good White Shirt at IS cents
Iookat Plain and Figured Deanes at only 20
Iadie Shawls for $5the best sold in this market
Gloves and
Furs and Silk Velvet Coaks and
n this market
n sell make of Roots and Shoes every pair
Memphis for the Grand Utility White Shirts
Underwear.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1870-12-17
Memphis and So. Louis Packet Co.

Accommodation Packet for New Madrid
Cairo and all intermediate landings.
MARBLE CITY Captain BOYD