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The Tiffin tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1868-1887, 1871-09-07

I The symptoms
iOfLivercOmpialnt
|lFe uneasineSs &
pain in the side
Sometimes the
pain is in the
Shoulder. and Is
.misfaken for the
rheumatism Ths
stomach Is affect
IL sickness, bowels
.times alternating
iubled with PAIN
|, considerable loss
with painful sen
udOne eOruetning
done tar. % COM
lily us ~ spir-
PTS. times
inany ofti.r abOvs
symptOnls attend
the disease, and AZ
other times very
few Of them , but
.the liver is gener-
h liy the organ
most invOlve.L-
Cure the Liver
The Tiffin tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1868-1887, 1871-09-07
NEW MILLINERY
AND
Dressmaking Shop.

HTE take pleasure ia announcing % the
w ladies OF Tlrin and surrounding eOun-
Try, that We have opened a MnnneTy and
Dressmaking EastablishmenL on AarksL 81
directly south Of the Court House " elANe
secureli the services OF
The Tiffin tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1868-1887, 1871-09-07

n d MAULINg NJ I-s
nHYSICIAN AND SURGEON. ONCE
tn Empire Block Washington street
Hnn, Ohio.
The Tiffin tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1868-1887, 1871-09-07
AEIRST-eLASs MILLINER.

Particular attention paid 70 childroa, =
clothing We will BE- ready 10 vail upon - -
- f-i.n,fs and customers at our new .plaeo
al bushes. Bleaching done % order
SUE ECARLI5LE q CO-s
Rfar. a Is-I-tr
The Tiffin tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1868-1887, 1871-09-07

A TToRNEYs AT LAW, Tinn, Ohio. or
~ nee In First National Bank Block
The Tiffin tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1868-1887, 1871-09-07
a. 600 RRMARni

A reward or One Thousand Dol
Lars Will BE- paid 10 any Physician -
who will produce a medicine That
will supply the wants Of the peOpl8 bet
Z ffru fifs- arfif.f known As
The Tiffin tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1868-1887, 1871-09-07
REGULATOR

t'.ts's' OF the skin, lnpcfity OF the blood mel
or depression OF spirits heartburn,
collie, or pains IN the bowels, pain in the
the back, Jtc-
Prepared only by ]. II. ZEIIIN 4 Co.,
Druggists, Macon, Ca, and - Arch 81. phil
ldrlphia.
Price 81 0D; by mail 81 =. FOr sale BY
HERSHISER & MYERS, Tifnn.
Al Wholesale by
RENO. EsgNEY q CO., Toledo.
TsrTvr rg-T
The Tiffin tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1868-1887, 1871-09-07

tl4stAi tAAr alitilr EAl1MA -
DIR. Il. FAHRNEK'S
CELEBBATGD
BLOOD CLEANSER Or PAHkCEA.
10 must b. a better tafhartie, g better Al
terativc, "a better SudOriflc, better Diuretlc,
a better Tonic. aud in every way better than
the PHu-a-cc-a. No matter how long 10 has
been iu use or use or hDW lately discovered.
a hove AL 10 must not contain anything NOT
p itE:.Y VEGETABLE
$500 REWARD!
4 reward Of Five Hundred DOllars will BE-
paid for "a medicine thai Will permanently
cure more cases Of GOstiveness, COnstlpa-
tiom, sick or Nervous Headache, Liver COM
plant, BiliOus Disorders, Jaundiue, Rheu-
mafism. Gout, Dyspepsia, Chills and Fever,
Tape worms, Bofls, TumOrs, Tetfsrz, Ulcers,
sores, Pains in the LOins, Side and Head and
Female Complaints, than
DR. FAHRNEYiS
BLOOD CLEANSER OR PANACEA.
which is use,i more extensively by praetic-
ing physicians than amy other popular med
iciue known.
% Prepared by r. Fahrney's Bros. A Co,
Wayuc>bOrO. Pa, and Dr. p FAIR
- ncy, ~ North Dear1orn - Chica-
go. Price 10 per bottle, For sails
IA by Wholesale and Retail Dealers
June s.-sna-to che 70 SO.2.
The Tiffin tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1868-1887, 1871-09-07
-. . n l-II'''I-I
BOYB & RIDGELV,
SsEORGR SESEY.

A T.TORNEYS At LAW, THIN, Ohio. OF
a fic- No 30, Washington street.
Mar n IEl.
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A n HYERS.

A TTORSEY AT LAW, Timn, ohio. ono,
a corner Maln and Perry streets.
Mays.
The Tiffin tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1868-1887, 1871-09-07
LIVER
DIR. SIlIMONS
Liver Regulator,

-, a. ~ - paration OF roots and herbs, warrant
b., 49, strictly Vegetable, and can do no
5"ty % any one.
G.,r eeen used by hundreds, and known
n. IYis. -. 90 years ~ one Of the most relta-
- Sl,iI.,..e.otis anu harm les prepnrutlens
I,-i, .,,,.i - - - The suffering. II taken sesu-
=. .-...- lefSlstenllV if is Surp To cure
The Tiffin tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1868-1887, 1871-09-07

! dyspepsia, bead
|acIfe Jaundice,eOst-
|iveness, sick head
tlche, e,chrOnic diarr-
|hOea, affections Of
|the bladder, camp
|iysentery, alice
Hons OF the kid
neys, fever, neTy- I-
The Tiffin tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1868-1887, 1871-09-07
REYRNuE RECEIPTs.

The revenue collected under our tax
laws affords another gratifying evil
dence of thorough and honest enforce
ment of the laws. During the fiscal
year ended June 30, 1866, our total
revenues, exclusive of loans, exceeded
S55S, 600, 900. Since that time taxes
have been abolished which, at the time
of their repeal, were producing an
aggregate of 25l millions of dollars.
Yet, because of the growth of our
wealth, and the faithful collection of
our taxes, the total receipts of the year
ended June 80, 1871, were 3S3 millions
of dollars, leaving a surplus Ofreceipts
over exDenditnres of 81 millions.
The Tiffin tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1868-1887, 1871-09-07
rLoOD cLEANsER OR PANAcEA.

which rs usesl more extensively by practic-
ing physicians than amy other popular med
iciue known.
The Tiffin tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1868-1887, 1871-09-07

Spirits and fermented liq-
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1871-01-16
SeSs York Rice Market.

From the Daily Bulletin. January IL; There is an
absence OF any demand beyond the ordinary trade
cal, vet this amounts to considerable from day ia
day at present, and as the stock here IS small
holders remain firm and uniform at full former
extreme figures. Advicss from the south are sali
to report strong and somewhat oaora marSets.
and this adds stimulating innusnce: 'ales OF
rs tos FOdroNnaat 6sia7'sc. 1ase India stock is
not wanted for export, and .anoras no margin
duty paid, leaving the market m dull nominal
condition. 9.
From the Journal of Commerce: The market
for domestic Is 3airly. steady. There isa moderate
inquiry from The trade, and the snaH stock here
and firm markets South gives holders confidence.
We quoie ssss72sc. fol. common to prime. Sales
$50 tcs.
From the Times: Rice costtnues In demand at
about steady rates on rather light offerings. Car
oIIna So 5ea7 SIX per 100 lbs, the latter rate for
choice.
From the Daily Bulletin. January u: There is
the usual demand from the trade, but not much
activity, as the stock In nrst hands is. small and
wen under control. Prices rule very orn, and
com mon t. prime Carolina Is wocth6Xa'hc.
From tho Journal OF COmmerce: There Is a fair
demand and full prices are bid.'but the lack OF
stock renders prices nearly nominal. We quote
6%aTkc.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1871-01-16
Boston Market.

BOSTON, January ll.-CoFFEE-ln Java there
have been safes OF 5000 mas Oh private tHrms, and
small lois at 19@2lc 2 tb gold as 10 quarry. Rio
ranges from lS@l6tse gold. aud ST. domingo Is
nuiet and prices are nom, ,na!lF 9ti@eSc . ID
99oIG In bond. For Mocha prices are nominal,
SuG there IS now firm feeling for adj kinds, with
moderate stock. ,o,,
corroN.T.,e market for cotton has been rather
inactive. but there Is a. better re ling near the
aieaeS of the week, wtyfmore demand from manu-
facturers We quot ordinary at lsG@iSise;
aood ordinary at i4a@l41c: low mid. ling al TX
ing npiands.and Gulf. The market closes quite
1rm at these 1Sures. ,
DO lESTIcs.-rnere has been fair demand Tor
all standard goods, and prices for coft0ns remain
quite steady. Woollens are IN moderate request,
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1871-01-16
h., desirable STYLES are steady and ain-with'

but desirable styles are steaag aud IN
out change. 3. .r,,o.. ,o. ,,unn;;v
GURNY BAGs.-The market IS quiet. aor egunny
haas and prices are nominally l8a19c, currency.
GUNNY CLoT8EThis article remains quite dull;
and pricess are almost entlfely nominal Smail
sales Of doinesdo:at 22c per Yard, cufrency3
HAY.LFhe market Is ,Rtt 30 'nfmS Tltn. more
free arrivals. The sales have been at s2oa2S per
ton, as to quality. .,,..
NAVAL STORES. In spirits turpentine there
have been small sales AZ SOC per gallon, anu nin
atshat price. In tar, rosR and pitch no transac
tfous,- and prices are nominalfy the same.
RIcE-There have been sales or 1o0 casks caro-
lima at 71zaSc per ID. Rangoon is held at pei
10, gold, in bond.
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-
PORT CALEND&R,
= MIRISE SETS.
CHAR LEST ON, ANUA.RY ls..
ARRIVED SATURDAY.

BrS6afS Mbseile,,g Lefeuvre; Cap de iEerde@-S2
days. BtIlast. TO Murr & CO: Nothing unu-
sual occurred on the passage. when on Friday:
Jauary lSt I: At p NJ. made Cape Romain, aud
att pm sighted the Ratteiusks lightshtp on this
port and att -m saw ighF which took to be
the Weehawken lighsEip according TO the chart;
Kept the ship on course thar Should nave carried
her 10 good anchorage oil the harbor the lead
In the meanwhile. was Kept going with SLY and
seven fathomS Soundings; about N the vessel
sua denly t,n,k tue bottom aud grounded, q heeVy
sea rolling around her, AMI commsnced stf7klng
hea cIly, which continuing In violence. remained
by her.until 4 VI. when tearing she might so 10
pieces and all hands he "s,, took 10 TIE boats ex-
pectng 10 stay AS near as Inc breakers wourt per
nit until daylight when an cllort ~ooiu oe maue
TO procure assistance. During the night discover
eda schooner, which proved u be the Grace
West from Charleston outward bound, which yes.
sci took US on b0ar,l, and in the morning, hnding
the seatso high t0 return u the oarS' tue scnoon-
er brought US to Charleston; was endeavorlng TO
procure a.siS anee. when the steam tug Keller,
Capt Reye, accompanied by Captain HANCOCK,
nHor prucse,iei to tile Mo-e.le and got her on
about MIDDAY saturday and brought her 10 the
c,er during the Afternoon. she having been IN
dangerous position on Folly breakers. The ship
leaks badly.
Fruit To Bayer & KrerScl. Jr.
o S Lighthouse schr Gunrie Wright. New York
left December = OH a cruise along The coast sup
plying, lights. experienced very heavy weather
during the entire passage. oooo
Schr Gen r Lee, Gra'lick. cooper flVef. zooV
bushels rough rice. TO p Glfa-eii.
ARRIVED YESTERDAY.
Steamship Georgia crowell New Iork-left leth
inst. Mdse. To Wagner iuger X ca, W CouTte,
nay Il Gu, D A Amino, adams DaniJn y CO.
Adger X ca, Ahr"ns S 60. v 4 4 AIii on, 1 y;
Beamis, T II BRISTOL j. CO. DR. II Baar. Boy.l, W
N Bird & co. u Brahe e co, F. F. Bedford, John
Brown. 4 + Elis Gw, j Be,lcll, E Bates 4 co. LID
Muwr 4 SOD, HO.lnanE Bros, Z COe, Cameron,
Barkley co. CuoSaw MIulng CO. & IL COrnelsOn,
II CObla u cp W IL Chalee Il co, CiacuS i Wltte,
Crane Boylston \ CO. II Collins X cn. naly,a
H ElSenbach, DoTie, NOISE Davis, Feldmann
d CO, Doyle Brantl-y, F"rSythr, McCOmb co,
B Foley, Mrs F;emilg, Furchgott, Benedict co, J
Feinber, D Godstein. y A Hunt, Z II Glidden, L.
Gulemiu, |. Graham, Glaibor. G1cdtich. Wine
man d co, q Siegiing, Hart CO, IL uolmes, II
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Passengers,

Per steamship Champion, for New York
n MarheVs. Gyoiger, MrsaW H. Spencer, W; H
Strong, L Z G,Fleteher, o ) Webber, nj Shiloch,
Andrews. r cannon. - -.
Per. steamship Georgia. for, New Yors-Henry
Meoull,so. PJ Hought and wife. MrsJ Qninltven,
c Atwater, Mrs Atwater. Rev HochSlns: ia
Hamilton. ] Abbott; johnson, o 6'Brtan. ID Pen.
ders, j GaytoD; Cannon, Riley. Walsh, Ed
Betilow, T'Morgan, O. -NcGsll, Mrs Myer and lour
chtt,fren. M Slotz and one chlll II Harold.
Per steamer Argo,; from Edtsro, Rockville Ep.
ternrlse. ScLT " Mikell. LIT TerriN. S Howe. re
c. risty, J whaley, W SeabrooS, nr T MiSeir
W GBaJnerd, SrilW Hanahan, ALB N eseoa. Ia anu
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1871-01-16
.snxannah Market.

SAVANNAH. EJahuary 12-The market sa. h has ,s
shown good inquiry. and. although the oneflnEs
were light, about 1900 bales changed hands. we
quote midd;ingS 145saiiac.
SEA IsLASD-We note a good demano uuIlne
tho nasI week, prices fully maintained, anu IN
an advance has been oa sfack 1e
sales have reaohed 45o bales. We quote prices,
the same as our last WIEN
WITH little OF no inquiry. IN ms connection, we
would advise planters 10 pay paEtcuiar attention
KRCEirTs.-The receipts at this port for the past
week have been;27,58, t6ales upland and l45 Gales
sea Islands FROM following sources: Central Rail'
road l6 52l bales upland; Atlantic anu Gnii kali,
road S756 bales upland; Aug sta hoats 100 oaies
upland; Florida boats Ill bales up;and ana 10
bales sea islands; wagons and coasters 10 @ oaies
un.au,t and 80 bales sea Islands; Altamala River
626 bales upland. 49, ,,aon
ESPoRrs.-The eyroits for the week have been
32SgS bales upland ann bales sea island as i9..
sea island; Se# York 5S:S hAeSuplanu; PnIiauei.
phia 81 bales upland; Boston a2a1 bales up!ana;
Ams er.lam 1850 bales upland; Baitlnlofe a.
bales upland; Barcelona 1870 bales upland: - .
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1871-01-16
. 5rwing Marbitles.

.wEEDr. FAMILY FAvoRITE LncK. .snTGR
MACHINE,
are the best In use. -
For sale on tho Lease Plan, with monthly pay.
ments, on easy terms, er. for cash. all kinds o.
Machine attachments, Needles, Cotton, white
black and colored,l Silk, OIL, Sosps &e., DC.
work Bsnt on application. -.
D. B. HASELT0N, =
GeAsrAl DeSler IN First Glass Sewing Ma
chimes a1A Material, No. ao1 King street..
auel7 Chsrleaton. S. G.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1871-01-16
SosrHEAsrERH IA1lRoAp.

lis bales upland and bags sea Island cotton,
81 bl,!s naval stores cars lumUcr and wool. mdse,
] salinas, Caldwell & n, MaySha Jr, Par.
den s Parker. lngraham & SONS D Stoneg,,kins.
man k Howell, Gailard. l. Minotl, j E Adger &c0,
j Wieters, " F Rice, J T Mlsau, " 3 Plnceel z
Jsnpwden, SemSe & P. n DuRose, Eady, L
Weling. Railroad agent and order Of E Carren.
.sArASSAu AND CHARLESTON RA1IRoAD.
&c bales cotton. sacks rough rice, ,mdse,l&e. To
S;opey S Lowndes J 4 Enslt,w & co. w. q Bee u
co, " C eanrtney CO. j X PrinRie Son, .Reedel
& DAVIS, 7 p. .Smt h. Fraser Dill. kinsMan j.
Howell. l. s Mills. " Singleton. Maulsin, W
P puWiuy & co, j MplI.tt, IL B!schon &.co, Wage
ner Hrger 4 co. - - -s'-fA' -.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1871-01-16
1OMMERCLAL NEWS.


RARcK1osA-rer srsn poaers Luise-css oales
upssnp pM.W TnRy-Per steamship Champion-lS2 oags
ses island aud 6I2 bales upland col ton i.S ~ S
snndries, l0l empty bbls. x-,-,,r,e-e5o
uPaIi,IpELPHIA-Per steamship virginia. = S1
haies cotton, ia tierces rice, IS bales yarn o.. ,,
packages hides, As bois oranges, los ar asS, a
and cocoanurs and sundtrles'.'''''i -
Shsrp-l52 600 feet lumber. r,u TAO h.,ee
RnirINoKE-Per steamship Sea Guii,i4S oa!es
cotton 25l terces rice. AS bois rosin' hHGs aae
Sbales hioas, bales skins, u BOXES, ~ DUES aau
~ sRayaNNAH-Per Ress schr Frederick Ftsh-<eo tons
uhospnate rock.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1871-01-16
uhs oharlsiton Cotton, Rice ahd Naval
StoreA Market.
OFFICE .CAARLEsToN NEWS.

OFFICE ,CHARLEsToN NEWS,
- SATURDAY EVENING, January H. ISL
GorroN-This staple vas in good demand du-
sing most OF the day, prices being wea sustained
and in some transactions showed better tone
and were rather hrmer. Sales about 100 bales
say at 12c; ;1a112ks75 ats; Isl at1SA; al ia7s
s6 at 1917; lSs at lax; 43 at la7s3 81 AT a. p
hx; 4sat l43<; l29 at l4K;-5; at 14>s 1a7 ut lsS
Ill at AK. We quote:
LIvERPsoL CLASSIFICATION. ..N-az
80 Ordinary. to good ordinary .....:1s @H
Low midMing. ng........."........!4 .!4sagHs
Middlipg. g..........:...... .......latsgi47
Strict mlddnug.. -. .-..........l4IsG-
R1cI.LThls grain " as in good demand at rather
n,ner prices. Sales near 900 tieIces OF clean Car
DINA; say 10 at sc; 2ss at 624; 81 as6ll-les2 at
OK. We quote fair rice at Bs; good' 6,s@62s
per ID. ',-%ttt
NAVAL SroREs.-The following were thetrans-
actions: 15a bbls. spirits tuGpentiRe OF 4sa; do
at 45c. 70 barrels No. resia at 81 90; d5 barrels
extra No. rosin OF 81 so; 25 barrels Ne Eat 81 '5
"a barrels No. at 81 10; 100 barrels No. at sl65
Pas1aHTs.-To Liverpool, by steam direct on
up,ands; via New York IA on upiands, 11<d on sea
islands. BIZ sail 7.l6d on uplanda, Nd on ses
fs,ands. 70 Havre nominal. coastwise-to New
York, By steam, re on ,upiantls and lc on sea
iDlsnds, 81 Q tierce on rice; by sab, &c R'm On
cotsou:a-la tieree on fice;4oc = barrel on rosia
y7eST NJ on lumber; ss@1o = u on timber. 10
Boston, BY SAIL H@Ho q fb On upland cotton.
70 Providence, BY sail % y n on boards, nc
y Is on cotton; by steam 81 p bale on Sew
Yerk rates. To Philadelphia, BY steam, hc p N
ON uplands; by sab, 81 p n on boards; Oh
timber; So p ton on clay, aad ss@s So on phoA
pilates, Tos Baltimore, by steam, Mcs@ u; oy
Sail, So SCOT p N on boards: $a@s Is = ton. on
phosphate rock. vessels are in demand by
our merchants 10 take lumber ffetghts from
aeorgespwn, S. c., DarieE and saslla River, Ga
and Jacksonville, Fla, to Northern ports and siG
oi2 p II are the rates on lumber and boards.
N4xuaA,seB-sterlinyse go day bills ;ls,sl9lsS.
DOMESTIC ExoHANes. : The Banks purchase
sight checks at ,i@H OF, and sell as'par.s- 49,.
GOLD-10612.
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Hahn, ] Is. HARRISON, Heesemann. q bro, " hsI
rison, B z 4 co., ,Klnck, Wickenberg co, Lau. y.
rev & Alexander P Laidne i co, LoLa MeL's
4 Rice, l. CO. j Minor Ego " L No5sa, G,Aa. 1ls
Son, P F Murray, E Oliver, F O'Neln, B 0,Nelll.
Paul / co, Phoenix Iron Works, W Paddon,
N Pilckney, Poppenheim, Ston, Webb d co,
RTghemer, K RohinsonrJ W Swain, Shepner9
ssodiard { co, Southern Express GO, " steele;
schr Mary Smith, H SteinIen. Solomons,
Sullman, D Tedemann. Terry, Tayior d
co, " J Trlm,J Thomson co, eth, Thomson, n a a. y
er, Walker, Evans & Cogswell. W Williams y co.
o F Wieiers. W s. N, n E EWlnds0r, WI Yates, L
WarnocE, E Railroad co, S Railroad co, VIM
GurneE, and others.
DAYS. Ballasr. To " ? Hal.
schr John Lenthall, Martin. New York; days.
Mdse. To W. Roach & CO., j EAdger co. t&dams,
damon Il co, D A ANIME, W N Bird GO. vs. BIS
sell, T II Brist oil & co, d Bischot Il co, Bollmann
Bros, Med Cohen. Cameron, Barkley j. co, DAILY,
Hart i CO, j " HARRISON, J h Hall Ge, Ken,
nedy, kfnsman q howell l. Kenake, G Lunn, y
Lopez, A Never, VIM Mclean, Paul, Melch q
herd.G CO, D SilcoX, F.yon Ssnten, Street BIOS
co, G " williams i CO, " L Webb, yagener q
Monsees and Heath Rice. - ,ou.,
Schr w Allen Doa e, Portiand1 Me- oaS b
Hay. To Tupper Sons.
Steamer Argo, Kissam, Edlsto and Way Land
ings SO bags sea Island and baleS uplann col
ton. mdses !ku. To Douglas Nisoes KaXeneiT ~ GO,
Courtney { co. Stoney Il Lowndes Jno ColeoeE
co. Triest, Klinck Wickenber2 Il CO.. Day TON,
VS. Henerey, " NJ Lawton 4 Sons, Fraser Dill,
Hopkins, Mcpherson b co, and Order!
sloop Mary Mills from Ashep9%S 70 u 70 oSies S0s
& co and CclcocS co.
IN THE@OFFTNG.
Bark Walter, Stinson. Baltimore.
A Norwegian bark, supposedto be the professor
Schweigard. from Car,li1. - :
ANcrwegian bark, deeply laden.
49, BELOW. ~,
Bark sltka Walker, Boston.
vOLEARBDssATURDAy,s, ,ssws
s.eamshlp Champion; IockEsoOas seWYotEss. q s
James AdRer& co. 90 ~ ~
Steamship Steamship Sea Gull. Duttop- -paltlmorerPanl 6
1FsnaSlm; snan Deacre Iiss sdsd Hail.
for Bsrbadoes--J a EpsioTt3 co. :. q. -
Schr Frederick Fish, DeVis' ssVannan'~' Akns'
IS schr h Sharp, WEBB, rnradslpaia-H llPpl Baker
K co. : AID
SAILED SATURDAY.
Steamship Champion. Lockwood. New York.
steamship Virginia, Hunter, Philadelphia.
SAILED YESTERDAY.
s. eanship Sea Gull, Dutton, Baltimore.
FROM EklS PORT.
Bark Fl ri NJ Hulburt Miay, London, Dcccm-
her -
schr Cynosure, =, Baracon, January =.
UP FOR THIS PORT.
schr YIN Deming, Cook, at Demerara, Decem-
CLEARED FOR THIS PORT.
Gr bark Carmel, Pa.ten. at. New York, January
Ii. 1of SfE antlsa Marke; VIA charleston. ;,
5sehr Es6 Aara Aarlss tFBos,On, JaHu
" schr i Fawn Negalh!n, at Boston. January TO-
+ SAILED FOR THls PORT y
Br bark Ansdell, Fcarce, from Port Talbot De-
cembsr 20. -"
-4he Draupner, Ing ldsen. fFtm Cardir, Decem-
Der D. -:.. r',::I
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Receipts lsyz Railroau, january IL
.sggfH. Carol !SA RAILROAD.

1850 bales Scb,tbn 80 bales goods. To Railroad
smiin,% fini f smith. GaldIeil / son, Wis ( 60.
Grasscr t Smith, L D Deeau-sure. G W Wltte, "a
" Williams CO, W William Son. X Prng'e
& Son, lngraham 1 Son, G II Wal'er Co. Frost
Il :sayes ReeslersH Davis;SMdwfy !sSonTR Mur'
4 COSY { EpprtnhMx co, Wage1Rr s Murdangh. :.
Slasn use fanfons aFhurst on Holmes, JahnS f0n'
Crews j rp. 6 A Trenholm j. son, Y C0hia y c..
C!aghnrn;i Herring j. co, A BtNuhigan' anu Geo ;
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MEMORANDA.

MEMORANDA.
LIVERPOOL. December 27.-The John Frfe. from
Charleston reported december 19 as being ON fire
in Princes dock. submerged on port side, has
been ralsed .wi; 4he ssis tance.of un1erWEtsTs'
punlp antii snow. q 9os s1Eee Of water s6ut badly
danagAd by fteas z ~ 90 rs SS-3s sssf
GEORGETOWN, January 1n-Ceared 81, brig
Black swan. Podger. for Barbados; brig Charles
Wesley. Griffin. fer Belfast. Me: 10Th, schr General
Banks, Woodbury.. forNeT York.
The schr Coquettr. at Savannah from Barncoa,
reports having gYt inlo collision, with the schr Sue
Ens1owwhIc Sailing ou OF the harhor OF Baracoa;
struck her abali the nainmaSt and cut her to the
cunper line. The Suc Ens'ow put back to para-
Goa. The extent Of the damage was not ascer.
'ained.
TIE schr Crncsure from Charleston, was left at
Baracaa January S, dischargiug, - sail Ia week.
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EoR FERNANDINA, JACKSONVILLE
PALArkA AND POINTS oNTHE'
ST. JOHNS RIVER.

The Steamer ELIZA HANCOy. Cap rEEsh
tain l.. w. Burns, will receive Freight
for the above points, at South Atlantlc wnarl.
o.MoRRow. lTuestlayl tile nth instant, ard leave
on WEDNESDAY MORNING, the 18th instant, AZ Z
O'Clock
Connecting at Savannah with Florida steamers,
Passengers and Freight will have dispatch to all
points II Florida at as low rates as BY any other
line.
For engagements. apply to
RAVENEI, HOLMES L CO.,
janl6-2 No. III East Bay.
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Columbus Market.

COLUMBUS, January ls.-Friday the market
was uuiet, sales 292 bales at about lhe co1owlng
figures, even running lots commanding extremo %
liz. good Ordinary -l2i,S low m,ddllng lSa1S4,
middling ls2al3xc Sales of1he week 2ls2 bales,
1909 .on: European orderss s. Northern account
las Tor Northern pinners, 81 for home consuinp c
tion. Weeks receipts GUS bales. against 2o1S inc
previous ne. and 1867 the corresponding week
last Season shipments a213 bales. ry
- WEEKLY srATEasSE.i =.
stock on hand September j, ls1o..:; l'a'2
Received rast week.. ..-.:..'. SoIo a.,
Received previously. ....issi TssGo. VI.
-, Total ...................... 5454
Shipped past week ................ 2.a5
Shipped previously .'...3s sl's-7i'+st
Stock January 1S, 1sI1...... .lsoso
On the week the stock has increased 10.
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Wilmington Market.

WILMINGTON, January Il = rURPENT1NE..
Sales OF 1ea bbs at IS Tor solt anu Sl so LOT nfu
SPIRITS TCRrSSTINE.-So b5ls changed hands
at nc per gallon. -
TAR-llS bbis sold at 81 G5 per Dbl.
CorroN-Saeaoft6s bales as -feiloWs:: 5Ses 13i
70 at laX; 10 at y; ana IS ~ lie per bj
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-,sSaJec,,oon ,mMs,,

1n,sftsrcJston ,ia EKs,..
oRANGEBURG January ls.-sales da.fng the
week 1855 0ales. We quote: Ordinary 1lafac; low
middlng ;Sc; mddhhg 3Hc. 49,
UNION, January I2--27l hales sold during the
week. Market oreled Oh Monday at lst; ci'sed
du to day At l2c.
A3BEvlLLE, January Is-Cattcn lozsal2Ic
ANpERs95, Jan uary H. Up asy, Enaiddliugs
oon, IN axIl IA "a Aiict :. - -
CHARLOTTE. January 1:.-Saes today i2o
bales at lolsa13Kc extremes. Market gdiet.
ATLANTA. January la-The market to-day
has been Quiet antsteadr: n!dallnSs 1875; 10"
milljng 13; good ordinary la>s; ordinary II.
MACON, January 13-Receip:s 541 bales; ship
ments $40 bales; sales 6l9 bales. The market ifhi'
with Fitld4ingS stsSie ~ 1T!
.MnSsS dNEki. lJannary ls.Laarkt drae', a.
l3al3lSc Tor low middlirgs.