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The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1871-12-30

Adams, Florin
da
Adams, Margrel
Addison, Miss T
L
Aimar, Mary
'Aimar, Amanda
Allen, Hannah
G.
Aston, Ami.
rlnth
Alston, Rebecca
Aldret, Kate
Armstrong, Miss
E NJ
Austin, Rose
Railey. Mrs E E
Baker, Annie
Bahr, Kate
Barr, Mary
Barr, Mary A
Barregan, 10.
hanna
Barnwell, Mrs
Mary
Beahan, Agne:
J
Berei, Mrs Cloe
Bellre, Mary
Beyelen, Rebec'
CO
Be 1nett, Jane N
Blstine, Flora
BlaSeley, Emma
Boldol, Sarah F
Bradley, Sarah
Bresnillane, e.
len F
Bresnallan, Mo
ry
Brown, Char
lot.e G
Brown, Eisey
Brown, Alice E
Brown, Elsie
Brown, Mary ]
Bryant, annie
Buck, Mrs l.
Burckmeyer,
Mrs II B
Barns. Sarah A
Calwell, Mrs Ju'
LA
Noaav Mira Thne
Carter, Margrel
Cercopley, Mrs
Geo II
Chase, Matilda
Cohn, Catherine
Columb, Mary
Ann
Costeller, Mrs
Mary
Corner, Julia n
Cord, Mrs Il
Darcy, Emma
Davis, Sarah A
Dothage, So
phia
Dorty. Mary E
Dahme, BE o
Engleberth,M Ma
~
Enamel Sallit
Emanuel, Sarah
Emilmette, Mis-:
E E
Ewart, Kate
flaming, Mary
Farrls, Mary
Fargler, Jane
Fisher, Doraths
Fitzgerald, No
~
Fleming, Sallie
Frazier, Eliza
Fuller, Dianua
CAN'T, Maria
Gardner. Eliza
Glover, Elsey
Goldson, Grace
Graves, Mary q
Grayson, Rose
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TAILORING
DEPARTMENT

Is supplied with the finest selection Of BROAD.
CLOTHS, Doeskins, Castor Beavers, Chlnchilla
for Busines Suits. Velvets, Silks, Pnsh and CASH
mere vestipgs. And variety OF handsome Pan.
taloon Patterns. which we make up to order by
measure at the shortest notice, and guarantee
nrst class and proper Workmanship.
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Neyle, Mary
hottest, Rebecca
O'Brien, Emili-
O'Bryan, Miss
M F
0'Connell, Mrs
Olmstead,
Misses Fannie
aud Maria
0nell, Margret
Uneil, annie
OXlaide, Mary
Payton, Sarah
Peck. Celia L
pfmkuav. Me.
la
Plumet, Mrs E L
Polite, Cathe.
rlne
Prentiss, Lizzie
J
Randall, Fan.
ME
Reills, Mary
Reed. Mo!sey
Revels, Lizzie
Rivers, Lizzie B
Riggs. E liza s o
Reeves. Mrs G NJ
tiley, Rosa 4
Robertson, Cath
crime II
Rogues, Susan
Rose, Maggie
Ruckh, Caroline
Ryan, Bridget
Schwartz, Mrs
P
Schmidt, HELEN
Scott. Charlotte
seabrook, Mrs
Seabrook, Septi.
mo A
Seabrook, Mrs s
Semken, MIS- a
@
Sargent, Sarah
Sparkle, Sarah
Strines, Lovy
Skinner, Mrs E
Sylvester, Annie
Slmons, Martha
Smiley, Julia
Smith. John
Smith, Nancy
Smith, Annie q
Smith, Mrs S A
Smothes, AHnie
Smalls, Mrs S
<ohl, Margretta
Stobel, Mrs B n
Stanton. Annie
Thompson, Miss
Tierney, Sarah
.Ulmo, Rose E
Woke, Mrs Q
watson, Ellen
Ward, Mary
Webb, b,Mary Ann
Webb, Sarah A
Wilson, Alice
Webster, Mrs E
Weldon, Sarah
White. Miss NJ V
Whitaker, Maria
Wlgg, Susan
While, Mary u
wilkins, Sarah
Wilson. Laura
WetZ, Ida l.
Woods, Henri
Yates, Annie
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HELMBOLD'S
BUcHU
AND
IMPROVED ROSE WASH

Cures secret and delicate disorders In all theF
stages, at little expense, little or no changein
diet, no inconvenience, and no exposure. Il Ia
pleasant In taste and odor, immediate In ia &C.
tIon, free from all injurious properties, superse.
ding Copaiba and all other nauseous Compounds.
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Jmmiqration Assorlation.

Immigration assorlation.
DON'T e T T H E
GOLDEN OPPORTUNITY SLIP!
POSITIVE DRAWING. JAN. s, 1872.
THE SOUTH CAROLINA LAND AND
IMMIGRATION GIFT CONCERTS
Will take place
WITHOUT FAIL
On the day appointed.
SECURE YOUR TICKETS AT ONCE |!
arAll Orders Strictly Conadentlal-Ga
24o5 Gifts, amounting $500, 900
The chances are unusually good-one ticket in
every sixty two is sure 10 draw prize.
Orders for Tickets received up to the 5th OF Jan.
uary, after which time no more Tickets will be
sold.
SINGLE TICKETS s. EACH.
NO PosTPoNEMENT!
COMMISSIONERS AND SUPERVISORS OF DRAWING {:
General A. R. WRIGHT, Of Georgia.
General BRADLEY T. JOHNSON, Of Virginia.
Colonel B. a. RUTLEDGE, OF South Carolina.
Hon. ROGERA. PRYOR, OF New York.
Great inducement and reduction In price OF
Tickets to Clubs.
Remittances can be made to Us, and the tickets
will be sent by return mail by
BUTLER, CHADWICK, GARY & CO.,
Charleston. s. O., or our Agents.
General N. @. BUTLER. JOHN CHADWICK.
General n. VI. GARY.
Tickets can be procured Of E. SEBRING 4 CO..
and ]. L. MOSES, General Agents, No. "a Broad
street.
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Abraham, Ben.

| Abeahea, A
| Abraham, Be
| (col'dl
| Adair. l. Il
| Aimar, Mltche
| Aiken, Thornis
| Alexander, J
| Anderson. job
Apeler, ] b
lpeler, d
Artson. Lewis
Awthor. Rev n
Baker, VIM
Barucll, a
Barrett, Sand
Co
Boksen, julius
B one, James
Boyle, Dom
Brls 0, Charles
Brevard, HIT
Brill, II T
brun8 8, w
Drummer, Hel
rich
Brothers, John
Pryant, Afford
Brlce, VIM
Bryson, 1homs
Brown, Abrun1
Brown, VIM
Brown, Cla
renee J
Brown, Charlt
A
Brown, c J Fl
Brown, Charlt
A
Brown, Daniel
Bremen, II h
Buck, L
| Buck, John
Burn, 81 A
Cawston. II S
Campbell. W 4
Calson, ] B
| Caulfeld, Ma
tin
| Cammer. Jno s
rnrtpr Gilhprf
| Canter, De L
| Mutta
Calvlr, F L
Clsrey, Vim ]
Clarey. Jno
| Clark. Thomas
| Clark, Joe
| Ulaussen, ] II
| Clair, Michel
| Claus, John He
| ~
| Collars, Georg'
| Colea, Charles
| Collins, VIM
| Cohen. l. II
| Cooper, Daniel
| Coal. Thomas
| Cochran, Thon
| Cranst0n, Sar
| uel (col'd)
| Crinch, 81
Davis, Penden
| Days, Herculu.
| Deesebrock,
| Hancke
| Disher, I'D
| Dillon, Patrick
| Donhue, Thor
| Douherty,
| Thomas
| Dresser, H
| Dupong, Jos 3
| Dutpn. Charles
Edwards, Sar
Entleman, F
| Erulere, Thorn;
| Eugene, Botel
| Finley, Thoms
Finley, Edwal
| Flnnegan, Ct
| Fink, d
Fleming. R
| Forest, Edwal
Francis, GIN
| Frank. Leo
| Frazer, VIM
| Frazer, Prlmu
| Garido, Manu-
| Gafeney, Pa
| rick
| Garson, Jonas
| Gadson, Was
| ington Ii
| Gapes, 1homa
| Gamble, Nose
| Gallagher, Pa
| rick
| Gerkin, Jno
| Glbbes, P W
| Gilliard, CJe
| Glover, E
| Crater, J G
| Grant, Joseph
| Grant, R II
| Grant, F A
| Gravely, F P
| Grey, F H
| Grabon, Jno
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1871-12-30

NorB.-The weather report dated TAT O'CLOCK,
this morning, will be posted IN the rooms OF the
Chamber OF Commerce az 10 O'Clock A. NJ, and
together with the weather chart, may 10y the
courtesy OF the Chamoerl be examined by ship.
masters a. any time during the day.
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The chances are unusually good-one ticket In
every sixty two is sure 10 draw prize.
Orders for Tickets received up to the 5th OF Jan.
uary, after which time no more Tickets will be
sold.
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WOMEN'S LIST.

Holmes, Eliza F
Hosley, Mary A
Hurst, Mary G
Huggins, kebec'
Huger, Marsret
Hutson, Lydia
jenkins, Emily
Jones, Lu;ie
Jones, Julia
Jones. annie
Jones, Mrs T
Jones, Miss d a
Jones, Leila
es. Jane
Johnson, Nancy
IJohnstone, Miss
| Minnie
ILadon, Miss
ILanglots, Mrs
lLadson, Rose
Lindsey, Eliza
| beth
Little, Mary
ILoryea. Esther
Loud. Miss o Fl
Lucas, Annie L
Lyons, Corne.ia
Mackay, Miss
McMaunus, Mrs
lMagill, Miss Ir-
| vine
Mahoney, Mary
Mann, Mary @
Mangoult, lisa.
bella
Mansor, Julia
Martin, Jennie
Martin, Emily
Mason, Mrs A G
Maxwell, Char.
| lOtte
Mayrant, Mrs F
Marshall, Alice
Marshall, Sa
brla
Manrick, Roda
Mazyck, Miss c
lMazyck, Annie
Meyer. Mss
Cherrie
Milton, Hattie
Middleton, Mrs
| A
Mershar, Mrs A
Mitchell, Sarah
Mitchell, Jane
Maisson, Eliza
Mormon, Mary
Montgomery,
| Rebecca
Morrisey, Mrs n
Murphy, Johan
iMcCennel, Mrs c
Mcdonald, Ma
| ria
Mcdonald, Mrs
MEMS LIST.
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HELMBoLD'S
EXTRACT BUcHU,
OR EARLY INDIsCRETIoN,

,RwEAKNEss ARISING FROM ExcEssEs
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-05-06
Weather Report.

WASHINGTON, May 5.-ProbaMhties 1t
is probable that the barometer will continue
low east OF the Rocky mountains, with
clearing-up weather in the Gulf and South
and Middle Atlantic, followed by cloudy
weather III the latter States on Saturday.
Cloudy weather, with light winds, are prob.
able for the Ohio valley, lakes, and Eastern
States.
The reports for the past twenty-four
hours, up to 80 P. NJ, show that cloudy
weather, with light rains and rising
barometer, has prevailed on the Pacific
coast. Heavy rains are now reported from
the Rocky mountains. The storm which
Thursday evening prevailed from the lakes
to the Atlantic has very generally abated
but light rains are still reported in Tennes"
see and on Lake Michigan, with heavier
rains in the extreme East. Winds from the
north and west now prevail from the Mis-
sissippi to the Atlantic.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-05-06

.anno,uted to represent the United states ii,
Sickles,s arrangement for adjusting United
States and Spanish claims.
There were 100 deaths from yellow fever
daily an Buenos Avres at last adyices.
{ Prince Napoleon Is now In London.
Captain Schermerhorn, of the United
States marines. has been retired.
Census Superintendent Walker has
reached Washington again.
stImpeachment" Ashley has been APP
pointed to define the boundary OF the
Cherokee country.
Senators Morton aud Cameron conferred
with President Grant yesterday. !.
|, The Cabinet considered the proposed
Alabama claims treaty yesterday, but moth
ing has transpired relative to the session.
Assistant Treasurer Richardson, who goes
to Europe about the new loan, Is to carry
the chief Of the loan division and three
Treasury clerks. ,.,. ts4.
Asffeshet in the Hudson river has flooded
the dock at Troy, N. z, and the water is
still rising.
The most crowded house since the war IN
Fredericksburg, Va, assembled last night
to hear the lecture on the "Goat," deliv.
cred by W. s. Gilman, of Richmond.
A New York dispatch says East river Is
very high. The low easements in that city
and jersey City are flooded. North riverP]
Naval Constructor Charles W. B. Easily
succeeds Thomas f.. Webb at Norfolk, Va,
and Webb is ordered to Portsmouth.
The United States and Mexican Tele-
graph Company was organized in New
York on Thursday with Robert J. Living
ston, President Marshall Lefferts, Engi-
neer and Alex. Hamilton, Jr., Secretary.
Among the directors are John Jacob Aston,
VIM. Orion, D. Fl. Haights. and others.
The Red Stockings, Of Boston, beat the
Olympics at Washington yesterday-2O to
IS.
The Massachusetts, Legislature has passed
bin allowing married women to sue and
be sued for personal injuries.
The Paris Commune has decided to abol-
ish political and professional oaths.
The Hayre Freemasons are now about to
mediate between the Commune and Yer
saiIles.
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Photographic. summary.

The ecclesiastical court ut Oh icago mas
degraded Rev. MIR. CT ieney tEpisco pau tom
the ministry for ad nfnisterfng tae sacra-
ment after being sus pei lded.
The lease of the Ma shyiile ana decatur
railroad to tho Louisville and N.ashv.' lie rail-
road has been confirmed.
The creditors of the Alabama and Ghat-
tanooga railroad have filed D etition TO
throw that road into bankruptcy.
The strikers on the Erie canal b ave sur
rendered to the military.
The Louisville City Council has r epeased
the or inance submitting the $780, ,Vo SUB.
ssription to the Louisville and Na shyilie
railroad to the people. q
II The articles Of consolidation of the Mis-
sissippi River and Paducah railroad VIII
the Gulf Railroad Company were 81 lgaee
yesterday.
The railroads between Washington an!
New York have eonpro. nised, andthro ss9ss
Caleb Gushing, now acting In behalf 6
Mexico before the Mexican Commission,
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Domestic Markets -[BY TELEGRAPH


NEW YORK, May 5.-Cotton firm sales, 4.ls7
bales ut l5tc. Flour Southern f1rmer, with fair
demand; common to fair extra, S8.75Gl$7.25; good
to choice. $7.301$9. Wheat opened frmer, but
closed with dealers desiring to realize wlntec red
and amber western, l.53@bl CO. Corn closed
easter ut s0lsl3. The advance In freights checked
the grain market. Pork lower at S17@$i7.25. ard
Freights irmer; cotton per sail, t; per steam, {;
wheat per steam, 5s@5i. Whiskey heavy ut s1c.
BALTIMORE, May 5.-vireinia e's-Old, $50 bid,
ed new, ~ bid. North Carolina e's, II bid.
Flour DULL with the market IN favor OF buyers.
Howard .street-Superflne. S5. 750S6 extra, S8a74
@sL25; family, $7.25E9$S IS City Miiis-Snper,
foe, t5s2l@b7.25 :sextra, $7@$S; family, $s.25Q
gil; Notwithstanding, S5.f5@S8.l23; extra,
BE. STAG E.25; family, S7.25@ss so. Wheat steady
and unchanged, except for western and medium,
which are quoted at al.80@sl.62 Corn-YelloW
southern aiet at 7sc; no receipts Of ~hite south,
firm; shoulders, &c.; rib sidss 1oc.; clear r.D,
1OA 3; hams, ls6l17c. Lard quiet at l2c. Whiskey
| scarce at 9a@93Sc. s -,ETls
CINCINNATI, May 5.-Flour advancing, with a
fal r demand; family 10 259SS5o. Corn hrli; Win
holders being unwilling concede but little was
done. Whiskey dull at $50. ....- r. u ..s
ST. LOUIS May 5.-Flour firm superfne win
53c. Whiakey Sssc. BaggiDg unchanged. Pork,
Lille. Bacon-more doing; shoulders, 7W7sc
clear SIDES loo: keg lard, 1.c.
LOUISVILLE. May 5.-Tobacco active and un'
changed; sales, 2l7 hogsheads
ST. LOUIS, May 5.-Tobacco firm for manufac-
turing leaf; other grades wesk.
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DanviIIe-Its Tobacco Market.

ESPECIAL TELEGRAM TO THE DIsPATcH.l
DANvnLE, May 5.-Tobacco sales are
very brisk to-day. One lot, sold by Messrs.
Graves, McDearmon & Co. for 81 per
pound, was bought by P. W. Ferrill for j.
3. Pace, of Richmond. The trade is brisk,
and tobacco brings good prices. A large lot
is coming in, the weather being suitable for
its transportation and sale.
Every day inquiries are being made for
business houses and residences, and Dan
vile is flouriShing. Z.
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Texas Affairs.

GALVESTON, Texas, May 5.-AIl vessels
entering this port on and al ter the 10th
instant will be examined at the quarantine
station.
The Germans are holding their annual
festival at Houston. About 5000 persons
were on the ground yesterday
Judge Russell, tried by high court of i'm
parchment at Austin, was yeste rday &C
quilted.
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TELE a HIC. NEWS.
new york stock K ana I'd Money q markst

New YOrk stock and Money Markets.
NEW YORK, May 5.--Eonthern securities steady.
Tennessee o's advanced trfific oh the second call
and were quoted at Ga for old and s7a for new.
virginia os, 6sf; new, 70. Louisiana ats 81 ;
new, 3d. bevce Gs, 10; SIS, 81. Alabama s's, 100 ;
e's, 20. Georgia s's, 50; rs, ss. North Carolina
e's, d; new. rs. South Carolina 6's, II new, COZ
Money easy at s@5 per cent; national bank
notes are sa,eablo at as Discount. Sterling stea-
dy ut Ito. Gold, llls@Int Governments steady
ISIS liea; 'e9's. Ill; eGs, Ill ,sss, ILL., new, 3s;
's7ss. mai ;ses's, liSt; lo-4o's, loeI.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-05-06

CHINAMEN's TA1Is.-We noticed yesteF-
day tive or six Cinnamon in high.toned
BARRIERS shop on j street, haggliDg with
the proprietor about something. We stop
ped TO Investigate, and ascertained that the
Cinnamon were negotiating for the sale OF
their caudal appendices. A bargain was
finally struck at three dollars each. They did
then their tails unfold, the 20, barber cut them
dollars apiece. What will the barber do
with the tailsp Why, he will build them
into "switches" for fair American dam
sells, and get at least six dollars apiece for
them.-,S Sacramento Reporter.
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CATION" Of the Harvard Advocate, VS.
tied the French fair, and thus reports his
experience: -,
Young lady Sir, wouldn't you like to
buy some tickets in punch-boWl?
Atom No, thank you; never drink.
Young lady Gnsinuatingly): Well,
wouldn't you like to buy some cigars,
then? %
Atom with very grave face) No, thank
you never smoke.
Young lady dosing PATIENCE: Well, I'd
offer you some soap II thought you ever
washed 5a
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The Mace-Coburn FIgb It.

NEW YORK, May 5.-The wife OF Coblrn,
the prize-tighter, died last night ulnder CIR
cumstances which will demand coroners
investigation. All outside bets on the
Mace-Coburn fight are declared e De on II
Mace insists upon fight under Int circum-
stanpap
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The Cotton Trade.

NEW YORK, May 5.-The receipts OF cotton at
81 500 bales exports, 5,7G3 bales stock, 4S76sS
bales.
LIVERPOOL, May 5.-Stock Of cotton, 90! ,ooO
bales, i.cluding $4,000 bales Ame1ican; STOCK
aloat, 400 600 bales, Including 100000 bales Ameri
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-05-06

PORT OF RICHMOND, MAY s, ISL s
ARRIVED 80 X ..4. ..a.as
Bark Skinner of the Seas, Press, Baltimore, "
lood with -four, Dunlop & McCance.
SAILED, ... 49,.
Steamer Isaac Bell, Blakemsn, New YORK, mef"
chandise and passengers, John W. Wyatt
MGMoRANDUM a
WEST POINT, May 5.-Arrived, steamer ii n
Virginia, Freeman. Baltimore. merc nanu,Se
and passengers, FORK River Railroad company
and sailed on return. r
[BY TELEGRAPH.1
FORTRESS MONROE, May 5.-Sailed, ship Lin
coin and orig Jessie, for New York.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-05-06

james Dlngs, keeper of q bagnio IN syra.
cuse, N. Y, and an inmate named John
Hand, were burned TO death Thursday
evening In the establishment,
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New York Republicans Down ON
Grant. ,s.. $40

New YORK, May 5.--The Republican
committee, at . special session last night
adopted resolutions disappearing OF Grant
treatment of Sumner, and also colldemnins
the San Domingo policy.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-05-06

FAKE tJPf
I 49, . Z, HAVE You HEAapa
DRIED oHERRIEs. sc.a poand - -. -
y DRIED PEARS Zoe. apound
DRIED APPLES, SC. q pound;
DRIED PEACHES, 2ac. pound
0 lbs. COFFEE for 81;
s lbs. WHITE SUGAR for 81:
10 lbs. BROWN SUGAR for o.;
10 bars SOAP for o.;
bushel MEAL Tor 81 -. 80 t.sst..
doz. ROE HERRINGS for o.: ,..
10 lbs. RICE for 81.
- VIRGINIA TEA AND COFFEE CO.,
my corner Main and eth streets.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-05-06

Foreign Markets-IBY TELEGRAPH.l -.
LIVERPOOL, May 5.-Cotton quiet and ste "a, y;
uplands, itG175d.; Orleans, I30isd; SAFES, is,voG
bales. Including 5000 bales Tor speculation aho
export.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-05-06

IyoR JAMES AND CHICKA- ~ :

FOkJAMEs AND CHICNA Az {: Z
hgMtNY K1YEkS.-.Tnef fast and,
tssys .ns steamer fIE. LKptain
RI NJ ELs0M viii .esFsi er wharf &C R1chstta
DAYH "a s.tl " h5ff on James river, ON TUES
,,e.ttn ana tATSRtBAYs ~ O'Clock AZ NJ eofs.
wln me ~ train ct City Point from
ON WEnETsn q sssgrntfE. VIII leave Kfnrss Niif
Wiai1s ~ FL the resular LAD dis a. exch way.
sl wian AZ g Roeketfs for Binns on
!rain rom ZEE City pofnt wif ne osssnck
landings on smss Touching q al TIE 1eguisx.,
anG III regTias landings on Y h4rf
O'CLOCK 4. III, ieass btan's on EKfnAxiH !. tss
Freight received nom IL O'Clock Mona,,. -
S'ciecE ~ ~. Lgesdayst end fro.E ii osssoess
to a. III, Saturdays. 2 49, = pAlldA3ss
En-. Ers1sas t9r si,. scssv,d
All fretaht 70 wsy landings mnAt DO p9snasds =.
For iarthar particulars apply 10 Csntsfa ~,
board, or 70 GEORGE u. CUHklEss... - ~ "
at CuaRmA Co.'s, corner Isth ma CT -. :
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GENERAL FAMILY GROCERY. s
THO THOMAS BkLMER 900,

<,-..LnoAaA5S bA LMEH ECO.
oPPOsITE sP0TswooD HOTEL BLOCK.
The subscribers rsspectfni1v heo "a ,rsor,n f,a
gnDne generally that they have openeda rst.claas
FAMILY GROCERIES. WINES, LIouoRs,
CIGARS, EC,1ss 1900
a1Ga ~ Tefe seesIsd With view 70 supply the
az low as the lowest. - - -
Having been purchased exclusively for cash.
they are prepared to offer special Inducements 10
prompsspayinG customers AN examination Is
-. THOMAS BALMER &, co. !,
Goods promptly delivered free OF cost. Our
wagon will cali at the residences Of our customers
Mr.. r. C. WHITE, so long and favorably known
to the public Is interested In the above business,
and particularly asks share Of his friends pat
ronage, promising at all times his personal atten-
tion to their orders. mys lw
TOHN n. GoRDoNs Sons, - 1900
y WHOLESALE GRuCERs AND DEALERS
!: METALS Arp = NOVA SCOTIA 80
i .-..GsINDsTONEs, 10. - @ss,J
Pc A L L y G Z
FOURTEENTH sTEEET, BET, MAIN AND CARY,
ORLEANS. PORTO R1Go;aands pEMERARA
eSEsSE6 S f5R5s Il Bss ssa dnAShArD
BIZ sI EaAAdhTSiYRA; sandsoID JAVA coFFEE;
-SUGkR-HOUsE .MOIsASSESs all grades; S
Choice DEMERAkA MOLASSEs y! ana l doLD Iia
TRas-ali es.-Gunpowder and Black;
nNGLIsH BI CAKB. SODA,
A A6ssS,S HkSo SSffsSggIEs SOAPS,
POWDER, SHOT,
BAR LEAD, BAR TIN, I'D ,,2Eg1g
NOVA SCOTIA GRINDsTONEs,
and the usual assortment OF METALS.
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Cotton Markets [BY TELEGRApn.l

L
FRIDAY, May 5.-NeIo Orleans Active az Hsg
1.5c.; receipts, 4, 63B bales sales, $500 Daies
siock, ies,6i9 bales. Savannah: Steady with
fair demand at 14c. receipts cul bales so
To Great Britain, 3,54S bales; continent; i,oo.
bales coastwise, 401 bales. sales, l,75o paes
stncE a0.oi7 bales. t-...-
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THE FRENCH REVOLUTION.

The Fighting Continued Bismarck and Fayre
10 have a Conference The Prussifus
take a Fort from the Insurgents
Muthouse to be Retained
by Germany, 1&
e. g., &c. -~,,
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L. A saving guaranteed by the use Of the
VIRGINIA. NATURAL PETROLEUM. UBRl-
- eating OIL,
Enual to the best sperm oil at the price.
Suitable FOR slow or rapid machinery OF every asi
,scriDtton. Free from all impurities. w arrnntea
no. 10 heat or gum. Does not soil tho nrightest
maehsnery Every barrel 70 gino ssta 6
faction when properly used, or 70 De returned ~
This OH has been extensively used In this Si f
AMI Syithont COMPLAINT whenever properly used.
IL doesnos reqnirs any peculiar treatment as par.
ia iesn and free from dirt and gum before this o
is applied: no further Gaze is Necessary mn n.
diners from att other Lat6rfcdttag Is sola 20
thfs market. We ara the solo agentss sa iol tne
Virginia Natural Petroleum Lubrtcating ON5
every barrel of SsbIrh sold by bearing our brana
snhs VIRGfNIA NATURAh ekTRoLEuaa
HUB RIaATIN9so OIL. hHRGAILs LAID g
Co., Agenta Richmond, va.
Orders addressed 10 anss viii feseiye RsoEps AZ
sention, and be shtpPed ~ goed nshs psexnsss.
ap Ism vs. s.. $ u ~ = -:
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1OnO AND 1871 TEA.

IS/U ~ W lo' -.
Beat Green Tea at $3.50 good Green Tea at 90 !;
fair Green Tea st 81 choice Black Tea at u 90
prime Old Java Coffee Laguayra Coffee, green
and roasted: Rio Coffee, green and roasted.
Roasted Coffee, ground when desired. For sale oy
! 1ny5 W. II. TATUM, 54 Broad street. .
WARREN'S BACON.-We are in re-
wv CENT or WAREEN,Ss SID ELS, SHOUL-
DERS, HAMS, and LARD.
my4 ChAS. T. WORTH AN q CO..
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maSiNE aaTELLsaERCE.

MINIATURE ALMANAC. MAY 0, 1871. -
SIM rises 457 Moon ri3es........ g.!
S Ss 80 o..~r' $780, n Hiyh ride. So