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AINNEAroLIs, April IS.
A Dozen Seamen IA Bakers Dozen
Lost on the Connecticut Coast.
NEw LONDON, Cr., April /

~" @'SS-'i SA'1 GPAh
The bark Roman lost six Of her men
By the boat capsizlng In the surf at Desc.
lstion island, and the bark Peru her mate
and four sailors by one Of her boats being
capsized in St. Georges bay.
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lRoN-PHosPuoRus.c s.cAIIsATA.-The three bes
Tonics, Skillhlly and elegantly combined in an
Amber-colOred cordial, beautifully transparent to
the eye, pleasant TO the taste, acceptable to the
stomach, in CaSwell, Hazard 3 Co.'S Fero-Phcs.
phorated Ellzer Of CalISaya Bark.
Each pint contains one ounce ofRoyal CallSSya
Bark, and each teaSpOOnfal contains one grain oi
Iron. Samples furnished free to the profession.
CASWRLL, HAZARD a CO.,
Sole manufactures, New York
Sold BY all Druggists,
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New York LegiSlature..-Democratic
Jobs Put Through.

ALBANY, April 1S.
Under the operation Of the previous
question and the suspension Of the rules,
the following New York bills were pass
ed: Winans voting with the Democrats
on the two per cent tax levy; to amend
the act to reorganize the local government
to authorize the supervision and fix the
salaries Of judicial officers; to amend the
election law as to registry.
The Governor has signed the following
New York bills, which have excited 50
much discussion: Theregistrary amend.
ing act, the new charter amending act,
the bill allowing supervisors to fix the
salaries Of Judicial officers.
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Gheqttelig

CONNECTING .vTHE RAIIRoADs-The
Council last evening directed the City
Solicitor to prepare an ordinance granting
the right of way to the Baltimore &
Ohio Railroad Company for q connecting
line between their depot and the depot Of
the Hempfeld, recently purchased by
them. This is very proper. grant to be
made, and SO far as we are aware there
is no opposition to it. We trust the city
authorities will afford the Company every
reasonable facility, which they have a
right to grant, for making the proposed
junction Of the two roads.
The Company propose, we understand,
to build track from the south side of the
creek, starting from the main track not
far from the south end Of the passenger
depot, and crossing the creek on a bridge
obliquely to strike Main street at the
north end of the Stone bridge, and to run
thence up John street across Fourth to the
Hempfeld depot grounds. This will re.
quire some grading above th6Post Office,
but not enough, VIC believe, to do thestre
any injury A track run on this route
would not touch private property any.
where, except a little corner where it will
strike the north bank Of the creek.
1t Is undoubtedly somewhat Of draw.
back to have the two principal business
streets of the city crossed by q railroad
track on which numerous trains will be
rum but we must go in for business rath.
or than ornament, and II in order to have
the advantages of desirable railroads It Is
necessary tOallow them to use some Of
the streets, why we Judge 1t is best to put
up with the disadvantages for the sake Of
the more substantial benefits to be de-
rived by the business interests Of the city.
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Thu corner stone ofthe Masonic Tenn.
pie, was laid yesterday, at Norfolk, Va,
with imposing ceremonies. Many dis.
tinguished MRsons from distant cities,
were present,
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Chicago Market.
CHICAGO, April 1s.

VHICAUOl april u.
FLouR-Dull.
GRAIS-Wheat dull and declined Iasc;
closed At 81 29S cash; this afternoon
heavy at 81 Goal 29f. Corn, No. 2mixed
quiet and ealc lower; closed dull at 5lfs
5l4c cash; this afternoon quiet at 5lfc
Oats dull and declined 1aItc; closed at
4Gia41c. Rye. No, 2 quiet at CSC. Barley,
spring No. 2 tirmer at 9Oa0lc,
Hoos-Quiet at IS 35a5 S5E.
CATTLE-Actiye and 1rmer at 4ta5ic.
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MINNESOTA.

New Grain DepOt.-.-Suicide.s.Wo.
man Run Over and Killed.
WEoNA, MINI, April IS.
A new eastern grain shipping line Is
about to be opened. The steamer Imper.
ial and six bargeS have been chartered to
carry grain from the city TO be shipped
by rail from St. Paul to Duluth, thence
by Lakes to the East.
1IINNEAPoLIs, April IS.
A woman named Kennichberg from
Buffalo county, Wisconsin, committed
suicide by hanging herself, Sunday morn.
ing.
a woman named Mrs. John Lenbun
was killed by the Eastern bound freight
train near 0ssian, Iowa, on Sunday. She
was insane and had previously murdered
her child six months old in bed.
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TwESTY.FouR large circusses are an.
nounced for the season Of 1871 in the
United States.
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SnIILIA sINIILIBUs CURANTUR


HOMEOPATHIC SPECIFICS
Have proven from the most ample experience
an entire success: -kflcient
and Reliable. They are the Best Family Medi.
cines In use-so simple that mistakes cannot be
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nom danger, and so efficient as to be always 70
llA1le. They have received the highest commen.
dAtion nom the thousands who have long used
and known them, and will always render salts
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SCOTLAND.

A slight Shock of Earthquake.
LONDON, April IS.
A slight shock Of an earthquake was
felt in Scotland this morning.
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STEAMBOATS,.

ToR CINCINNATL-THE ~
IL Hne passenger steamer
MAJOR ANDERsoS............C. MUHLEMKN,
will leave Is above on Tuesday, April ls, at 8
O'Clock P. n.
For freight or passage apply on board or to
G. Il. BOOTH 3 CO.,
Apl1 Agents.
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Every Family should have aButtIe.

We have in our possession hundreds Of the
most iAttering testimonials from Physicians Of
the highest standing, both OF the Alipathy and
Homeopathy schools, who endorse and prescribe
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They are not only DELIGHTFUL TO THE TATsE, but
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PEGULAR WHEELING -A
IL AND PITTSBURGH PACKET.
The steamer A
ARGosY,........ ........Capt B. F. GOODWIN,
WI. G. ANDERSON, Clerk,
will leave Wheeling for Pittsburgh every TuOs-
day, Thursday and Saturday ats 4. 4.
For E4lght or passage apply on board or 10
G. Il. BOOTH q CO.,
fela Agents.
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MONTANA & BEAR DUCK FOR
N1 Roofing Steamboats, and RArGes, on hand
iebI CHARLES 4 BERRY.
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Anu helADle. Gney are the Best Family hedi-
eines In use-so simple that mistakes cannot bs
made in using them; so harmless as to DO nee
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No. Cures RIeE u Bora. Cents.
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" CrylnR-COlo or reelhing OF InhntA.....25
:, DlarrhoeR " Chlldren or AdultI...-....15
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Coughs, Colds, bTOnehllla.. la............-...-....2S
:. AearalEia, To9thashs. rae.Gehs.. ,.-....ILe
70 " DyHpepsln, Bilious stomach, ,...............l5
Y =, Suppressed or Irregular PeriOII.........26
u Whites, tUo Proluae Periods ,.....,... u
u Group, Cough, Difleult Breathing ....... %
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Is RheumRtiam, Rheumatic PaiuB...........25
70 !, 6SYeF and Ag1e, Chill Fever, Aguea.... 90
Is 0pIhaImy, and SSTS OF Teaf EycS.....SS
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% NhooplnRseouEh, Violent cOughI.......-50
q AsIhmR, 1pprrSScd BrvRthl or .......... ......SO
Q Ear Discharges, Impaired hrarlng ...-....5O
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Family Cases, In Morocco with
So large dram walls, containing the above
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Case Of 10 l.oE ytAls, In auId, 100 doses each,
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A null assortment Of the above for SaI In Wheel.
lngby EDMUND BOOKING,
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PARIS, April II.

The Communists, after severe battle
occupied the whole Of Neullly, capturing
all the enemy's artillery and ten flags.
The enemy also lost 1000 men killed and
wounded and five hundred prisoners The
loss Of the Communists was about the
same. Valerian Is now bomharding
Neuilly. The Germans are massing heavy
bodies Of troops and give many other
proofs Of an intention 10 interfere.
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Marshal McMahon's headquarters are
now at Fontenay Aux Roses, near sceaux.
The rumors that the Prussians threaten
lOrcible Intervention in the affairs of Paris
are uniounded.
Fifty insurgents were taken prisoners
at Chateau Bacon, and others were cap
tured in the vicinity.
An iron.clHd railway battery has been
captured from the insurgents at Colonies
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Eyenipe-Southern nour dropping; common 20
fair extra IS 9oa6 so; good to choice p 0oas; w.
Wh,sSey Hrmer at CSC. Wheat irregular ana
ratIer iieayy; winter red and amber western, oia
and new. sl 4oa1 rs; white Southern 5! 4SaI ooi
new red and amber southern 81 40al 40. Uorn
aetiye at 6Sxa70X. Rice saSH. Fork steaoy.
Reef quiet. Lard dull; kettle llc. Turpsntlnee 9
Arm at 5oa5lXc. Rosin 1rmly held. Taiio"
a9Hc. ,.,,,,.roro hnv.
ers. wheat active but frmer, and prices al.
changed. Corn steadys Pork SIS 90. snouidets
TISc. L.rd firm. Whlskey s41faeSc. %. a..
WILMINGTON July 2o.-Sprits turpentine nsal
at arc: Rosn steady at SIS for No !, So 80 for ex.
IRA male. sefor pale. Crude turpentlne Hrm al
e. "a FOR yellow dip and virgin. Tar frm at s3.
y CISoiss1sf Cir Jniy 2s.-Flour steady new family
s6as 30. Corn dull and unchanged. PORK noml-
nal: s14 so asked. Bacon. IN light supply; clear
rib s,:askc; clear slices sk Whtskey 92c.
louisville, July 20.-Plour. steady and In light
demand corn quiet. Provisions unchanged.
ST. LOUIS, July 20.-Flour, superfne winter,
81 25a4 so. Corn dropping; sacks sec. Provisions
IvSjobbing. Mess pork Sl5al5 Is. Shoulders
7kc: clear slides 9Xc. Lard 10Ac,,
NEW ORLls Ns. July 20.-Flour In demand; sq'
per 81 75a5: treble So 5oa7. Corn In good demand
white SOC Oats frm at e7aesc. Fork dull anc
offered at SIS 75. Keg lard steady at 11Hs1lAc
sugar In fair demand; fair 10Xc; prime. IL
Whiskey quiet at e21caS1 0S. AL Others IN
changed.
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The CharIeston Market.

FOR THE WEEK ENDING THURSDAY, JULY 20.
TIE CRoPs-The weather t:s continued unin
terruptedly hot during the past week, and com
plants are made that some OF the growing cotton
In this vicinity has been damaged BY the exces-
siye heat, land where corn has not had sufficient
rain to I'LL 1t Our, will suffer injury by the dry
weather and intense warmth; but generally the
prevailing atmosphere should be favorable to the
cotton plant, and 1t has no doubt progressed
satisfactorily In the time under review. The
temperature lately has been Of an extreme
character, even for this season and latitude, the
thermometer ranging above 90 for over week.
TIE REcEIPTa-The arrivals at the cotton ports
for the week ending on Friday last were 1886
bates, against 1s48s the week before and 9474 last
season. At New Orleans the receipts were 5000
bales, In contrast with 2l45 the week OF the year
previous. The total supplies at the cotton ports
from September /, $780, up to the latest mail dates
were 1910 300 bales, against 2,S5s,7oo the season
before showing an increase Of 1oSl,1o6 bales.
The arrivals at the chief Southern centres from
September /, 1870, up to the latest teegraphc In.
teligence as compared with the year before, were
as follows:
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New York Hay Market. ;

From'the Daily Bulletin, Tuesday. July 1S: Re.
celpts to-day 2l0o bales. The market for snip,
ping grade s is very firm, and the supply OF good
Old Is light. great portion OF the receipts or old
now coming to market is stained or sunburnt:
and severa parties having orders have not hled
them, because they could not find stock thag tney
thought would give satisfaction. The Phtadel.
phia and Baltimore markets are about Ioc per 100
pounds higher than this, which has the effect OF
making holders very hrm. Sales are so bales for
Galveston, 100 for Key West. so for Portsmouth,
so for Petersburg, 100 for Richmond, and 125 Ior
West Indies and Q market, all at ST 10. Retail OF
the best quality Is very firm, and some ols OF eI-
ira have brought even &c abnye the highest price
quoted. Some OF the new arriving is selling well
up to old, but some heated and In other ways bad
condition sells low. We note some selling at 50a
soc. Straw sells fairly; some parties who nave
held back for So so are now seudlng forward and
realizing from 81 60 to 81 S 0at mas n0'
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List OF Shipping
IN TIE PORT OF CHARLESTON, JULY 20.
Vessels under.100 tons, and steamers coasting
within the State. excepted.
STEAMSHIPS.
James Adger, ll00 tons, Lockwood, at Adger's
wharfsifor New York, loading-James Adger
Huntsville, HOO tons, ,Crowel at Union wharf, for
New YORK, ,fepairing-Cohen, Hanckel d CO.
Sea Gull, SIG. tons, Dutton, at Union wharf, Tor
Baltimore, loadlpg-P Trenholm.
BARKS.
James Muir, (Br,i 45o tons, Rogers, In Ashley
River, for q Port In Great Britain, ready--B
Caribou, - tons, Treat, In the Stream, to load
for q Port IN Great Britain-J A. Enslows& CO.
BRIGS.
L Madeira, 2f3 tons, Moslander, In Ashley
River, for NeY York, loadlng-H Baker
a jennings, 500 tons, Sears, at N E, Railroad
wharf, for Weymouth, ioading-Wm Roach
R Mckay spesrtng, .lBrl tone, LsEayor,
B Rhett i Son.
SCHOONERS.
Florence Rogers, 405 TONS Sheppard, In Ashley
River, for New York. loadlng-W Roach CO.
Matoaka, - tons, Fooks, ut n E Railroad wharf,
for Baltimore, loading Street Bros d CO.
Annie S Gaskil - tons, Gasktll. ut Central
wharf, from Philadelphia, dlscharging-H F
Baker & CO.
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Neu York Rice Market.

From the, Daily Bulletin, Tuesday, July ls: Hol.
ders continue to rather urge the sale OF domestic
and prices are again of, but at the decline fair
demand prevails, and we note about 200 tierees
Carolina at sasHc. Foreign selling very wen ana
former prices obtained without much Difficult y.
sales OF Some $50 bags, including Rangoon at 6I
a7Xc and Patna at 7Ha7Hc.
From the Journal or commerce: The market has
been fairly active on foreign at about former
rates. with sales /, 600 bags at 6Ia7isc for Ran
poon and 7ha1Hc for Patna. Domestic more
Freely oferst 4hu lower but ip fair demand at the
decline sales OF 200 tierces at 8aSHo.
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Markets by Telegraph.

MONEY MARKETS.
sLo' DON, July 20 o-Noon.-oonsols sa%. Bonds
EventDg.-Bulllon increased s55,ooo. consalf
93x. Bonds s2h.
NEW eRk,. July 2o.-Noon.-Freights quiet:
twenlies go; sevens 60; eghts strong. State honds
steady. Money easy at 5. Gold firm at 12>s. Ex.
changes long iOX ;short 10A.
Evenin..-Freights q shade drmer. Money
easy. Sterling l0hs1OT. Gold 12Ha12h. Gov
ernments about IS higher. States a little OIL on
second call. Tennessess f2; new same. Vir-
glnIas es: new 121; Louisianas IS; new 81; Levees
72;eights s. Ala6amas ss; five. s. Seopsas 5s "a
South Carolinas IS; new 5s.
NEW oRL ANS, July oo.-Sterling PAX. Sight
n premium. Cold 12A.
COTTON MARKETS.
LIVERPOOL, Jnly 20.-Noon.>Cotton opened
firm; 'hplands ST'l, Orleans 9Hd.
Afternoon - ohtun frmer and advanced frac-
tion; uplaud> sssasd; orleans eha9Ad; sales l5,-
600 ''ales; export and speculation 400,
Eveming.-Cottou clo3-d nrmer aud higher; up.
lands 9d, rleans eHd; sales $4,000 bales; export
and speculation 4o0u bales.
new YORK, July 2O-Noon.-.Cotton opened
Grm; upauds 2'7ic; sales lght.
= E:eninY.-Cotton frm; sales 556I bales; up.
lands 2lc. Or-ans 2l75c.
BOSTON, July 20.-.;utton dull; mlddlings 2lhc;
gross receipts 40 bales; exports 10 Great Britain
35; sales 25U; stock 5000.
BALTIMORE, July 2O.-Cotton quiet and firm;
eXpo ts cnastwlse 50; sales 81; Stock 67o.
NORFOLK. July 2O.-Cotton dull; low middling
l9kc; net receipts l3s bales; exports coastwse sS;
WiLMINaroN, July ao.-CottoD quiet; middllngs
leXc; net receipts 80 bales; exports coastwise
25e: stock 776.
AUGUSTA. July 2o.-Cottou market dull at
lSHals%c for Liverpool middlings; sales 25 bales;
sAvASSAH July ao.-Cotton Inactive; mid
dlincs held at lg1lc; net receipts IS bales; STOCK
SAT- bales.
MOBILE. July 2o.-Cotton dull; middlngs lsKc;
ne! receipts Al bales; sales 800; stock 9l38.
NEW ORLEANS July 20.-COtton strong; mid.
dlugs 2oH ,zi5Sc; net receipts Ss;. gross 2o5; ex.
ports TO HaVre 3Io5; 80 Great Bril ain 1872; sales
1900; s'ocS 49,878
GALVESTON. July 20 Cotton nrm; good ordi.
nary i6c; net receipts 24l bales; exports to Great
Britain 2s75; ssles $50; stock ls,o3O.
PROVISIONS AND PRODUCE MARKETS.
New YORK, July 20. -Noon.-Fl ,ur dull and
heavy. Wheat duIl and declining. Cor dull
Pork steady at Sll SCALA 62h. Lard qaer Tur.
peatime firm at 50a51hc. Rosin firmly held at
$3a3 l2H for strained.
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N.wyork Naval stores Market.

IS: The market for spirits turpentine Is more IN
the buyers favor. A considerable number OF par
GELS came in to-day, and they were offered freely;
sales embrace 100 bbls, In merchanta6le order. at
acc; so bols at 4sHc and 100 bbls. sellers option
August, al 47c. hoalns-the demand is rather
moderate as the moment. Prices throughout are
firmly he'd. We quote stralued at So 12ha3 f5;
No. q So 25a3 IS; No. /. So 75a4 40; pale at 81 75a
g.; extra pafe at S6.25s7 IS.
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Wilmington Market.

WILMINGTON July s.-TURpEST1NE.-Sale5o or
371 bbls at 81 SO for virgin s3 50 for yellow dip
and So for hard. per $50 pounds.
SPIRITS TURPENTTNE.-Sales OF 129 casks at 45c
per gallon.
a RosIN--only 1913 bb4 sold at 81, 81 5oa5 for No.
/, S. 5oa6 for pale aud s625, Sc 75aT for extra
pale.
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NORTHEASTERN l3sI.El: {, RAILROAD i , COM.
E&HARE

31&4
OnARLEsToN, 8. G.,i February IL, 1871
Trains will leave Charleston Daily at ESQ An.
Arrive :at. y Charleston q 1870 A. NJ (1ondays ex.
% Train! doe does not leave Charieatons RM, sUs.
DAYS. -
Train leaving s:so,A N, makes through connec.
tien to New York, via Richmond and :Acauia
Creek only, going through In 40 hours.
I Passengers leaving by o P. =. Train have
choice OF route Via Richmond and Washington.
or via Portsmouth and Baltimore Those leaving
FRIDAY by this Train lay over on; SUNDAF in Bal.
timare. Those leaving on SATURDAY remain SUN.
This is the cheapest, quickest and most pleasant
route to Cincinnati Chicago and other pointa
West and Northwest both. Trains making con-
nectjons at Washington With Western trains
OF Baltimore and Q hfo Railroad.
t.'sss 8. s. SOLOMONS,
Engineer anu superintendent
P. L. eLyAPos, General TicketAgent.
febl1-12mos
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Ernorts OF the Week ending July 40.
FOREIGN.


Exoorts OF the Week ending July 40.
FOREIGN.
LospoN-Per British bark SylVh-557 tons pnos'
ITVrRpooI-Per British bark Vlnco-14 bags
aea island cotton, 66 bales upland cotton, 1878
bbls spirits turpentine, 1886 bols rosin, 30 TONS
pMaAPe MaLAaAEPer Spanish bark Carmen-SS2 bales
upland cotton.
DOMESTIC.
NEW YoRK.Per steamship Manhsttan-45 bags
sea island cotton. All bales upland cotton, 90
aerces rice, 29l bbs naval stores, l4o bales DO
mestics,.2 bales WOOL 149 crates peaches, car
riage, Ii, ,0Ss, watermelons, and 231 packages sun.
tiries.....s.Per steamship Georgta-54 oaIes
upland cotton, S. tierces rice, "a bales domestic
goods, 1914 bbls naval stores, 1921 watermeions,
and sundries. r,,. o.o
.PHnApELpHfA-Per steamship VirginiacSo2
bales cotton, 2S tierces rice, 21+ bales domestcs
and goods. SO bundles OF paper, 25 tons old Eon'
iBIIT1HoRE-Per steamship Falcon-42 bales @
cotton, 224 tierces rice, 20 bales domestlcs, Zg
bbis rosin, 5000 feet lumber, 10 boxes muse anu
sundries Per schr Lucy NJ ColinsI2io IONS M
railroad Iron. .Perschr Willie Martin-S6,oo0
feet timber, rs, 600 feet lumber. Per schr
Stiokney-250 tons OF phosphate rock, 1900 bags
ground phosphate.
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The arrivals at the principal Southern markets
from July la to 10, 1871, inclusive as asreported By
telegraph, were as follows. This includes all
points but overland:
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geni1tg @larhi1tts.
TTHE GoLDMEDAL sEWTNGMAGH

sDouBLBLocKs ELASTIC sTIT0H.
Thlsis the most simple and reliable Two Thread
Sewing sMachineqtn the world. It. sews direct
,nrst.ciass Sewing Machine. D. Samples can be seen
az No. I65 MEETING STREET, opposite Charles
ton Hotel, Sole Agentfor the State. Sub.agenta
wanted through tie State. Address W. s. BIS
SELL, CharleaEon, Also agents for Home Shuttle
hand Machine, So. apr4Mths6mos
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coMMERmAL NEWS.
Exports Yestsrday.

LosDos-Per Br bark James Muir-7ss tons OF
pagsRu1aDs agTaRmaDsLPH1A-Res steamship EmpIreI,iSS3Oo ,S3O
sies cotton l06 bales domestic goods DIG ous ,cs
naval stores, IL bales rags. 10 nnds iron' % 'oo
rice, 1924 melons. and sundrles-- r ,rsseervey-
Providence, r l-Per scnr me''sAN'
20, 900 feet resaWed lumber.
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. MEM0RANna

The schr NJ II Potc, Strstton, from Bostonefor
Charleston, s O, wasat Vineyard Haven July 10.
The schr Emma, Wright, from Georgetown, s
@, arrived at New York July II.