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Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1871-03-25

Sheriff's as Special Master Oommis'r.
SALE OF LANDS AND TENEMENTS.
AshtdJuld Common Peas, October Term, 1870
Stilson, Leek & Doerings,)
Albert Il. s,ockwell.
DY virtue of an Order cf Sale duly is
sued from the said Court in the above case to me d.
rectod will Offer for sale by way of public auction at
the door Of the Court Ious. In Jefferson, Ashtabula
Moaday, he 27tt dag Of Mdrch. a. d., 1871,
between the hours of 10 md 70 O'Clock A. NJ of said
day the one undivided onehat ol the following deseE6
edlands aud rcnements 10 wit:
Situate in tho ownshp Of Plymouth. County OF
Ashtahuaand State of Ohio being part Of lot Mum
ber nineteen Q9, in said township. and bounded rs fol-
lows to.w Beginning at the center of the highway
the ne between the lands OF James HALL and the estate
Of Chauncey Hail. deceased aud running south one de-
gree Elst six chains, thence West CighyiwO degrees
four chains &Neny-lw0 links to poplar tree; thence
North sixteen degrees West four chains and ffy-hve
links TO henlock staddle thence North nine degrees
West, North nine degrees Westl Cne chain and hhy
links thence North ortydye degrees Iast 10 the foot
of the main bank thence along The loot Of said Bank
I'LL courses opposite the place where the line between
the lands of the said James iiall aud Of sad Chauncey
Halls estate falls into the brook thence Easerly to
the line between the lands of James Hall and Chaun-
cey Halls estate thence South TO the place OF begin
ing together with the privilege uf building dam
across the stream OF wator on said land six feet high
the South part of the above described premises
upon which said premises stands Wooden Factory TO.
gehor with all the machinery and fixtures excepting
strip Of land on the East side OF said premises three
Rods wide extending nom the highway to the piece OF
land set e as part OF the homestead OF Sarah Hart.
Excepting on from the East par of sald land about
half of land described follows: beginning
stake In the center of the Road, the East line OF
said Reuben Towers land thence running Nor. hory
along sald Reuben Towers East line (and which l. also
the West line of lands owned by Hart and Van Akcn)
to the top Of the Bank thence running Westerly and
Southery along the top of said Bank the center oi
said road thence running Easierly along the
said road two hundred 0Ol feet 10 the place of begin.
ming. Appraised ats
| Terms OF sale, cash. A. W. SrILEs. Sheriff,
SHERMAN q HALL, as Special Master Commissioner.
| PlnAtt'y.
| ShoriAs onice Feb 9TH, fs7i sw9
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1871-03-25

L eTlllpS ilO OilS illc'ti-
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quired by everybody as
q cathartic, nor was ever
any before so UNIVERSAL
~. adopted into use, in
every countryand among
all classes, as this mild
but efficient purgative
PW. The obvious, rea-
sOnis, thatit is n more re-
liable and far more ellec-
tual remedy than any
other. Those who have
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1871-03-25

These Pills the most degktfully pleasant purga-
I've supercedlng castor oil, sats. magnesia, etc
There 10 nothing acceptable 10 the stomach. They
give tone, and either grping pains.
They are composed of the fnest Ingredients After a
fey days OF them such inauguration Of the entte
system takes place as to appear miraculous TO the weak
sndenervaed. whether arising from imprudence dis
ease. II. T. Helmbod's Compound Fluid Extract Ca
Grape Pills not sngarcoaed from the fact that
aggregated Pills do not dsove but pass through the
stomach without dieeoviI consequently do not pro-
duce the desired effect The Catawba Grape Pills. being
pleasant In aste and od0r does not necessitate tho bo
Ing sugar coated. Price hfy cents per box.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1871-03-25

VIII cure'Cor sumption; Asthma; Decline; Bronchit.
Wasting OF Flesh; Night sweats; Splitting of Blood
Hopping cough Difliculty OF Breathing cough colds
Group; Influenza Pains in the side, and. all diseses
OF the throat and Lungs.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1871-03-25
UINKLEY
KNITTING MACHINE.
Ayers Cathartic Pills,
Perhaps no one medi.

For all the purposes of Laxative
Medicine.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1871-02-10
OOMMEROIAL NEWS.
Exports OF the Week ending Feb'ry o.
FOREIGN.

Exports OF the Week ending Feb'ry o.
FOREIGN.
LryxRpooI-Per Br bark James Ives-l0 bags
sea Island and 1929 bales upland cotton. 49,,
RIO DE La PLATa-Per Span ship Aurora-s1l, ,oo0
feet lumber 500 feet timber, 5O0 bbs rosin, SOU
pbls pitch and 100 bbls tar. oooo
CokE AND M4RKsT-Per Br bark Carmel-23So
bales upland cotton. ..,o
AHsrERDlN-Per Br bark Batchelor-2o92 bales
Corr GoTTKNsURa-Per bark Howard-2oos bales up
land cotton. al, ,,,..
: 9AsGELoNA-Per Span brig catalina-Aoe bales
BAnAooA-Per schr Cynosure- 900 feet lum-
Der and sundries.
DOMESTIC.
BosroN-Per schr jos w Allen-So5 bales upland
cot; ~ 800 tons phosphate roeS.
. NRWYoRK-Per steamship MRnhattan-9S eags
isea island and dl0 bales upland cotton, Il oafes
domestics IA terces rice, lol empty Dds, anu 81
bales aptsad cotton, Is bags sea Island cotton 81
tierces roe 100 bbls rosin 28 bales domestics, 6s
pkgs SundrieS. Per steamship Georgia-24I oags
sea island and 1923 bales upland eotton Is tercss
fice 294 bbls rosin. 80 bales domestlcs, ~ pKgs
hid 3, rags and sundres. .oo
pHmADELPHIA-Per schr Charlotte Fish-17l, 900
feet 10oring boards.
BIfrrMoSE-Pers steamship Maryland-267 bales
cotton 22S tcs rice, 453 bbls rosn Is casks clay,
hhds and s bales hides, case cigars, cases TO-
bacco chest hardware, so, 900 feet lumber cases
mdse. &c j.. :. Per Bchr Sea Queen-Soo SACKS
ground phosphate, 10 tons Grade phosphate rock,
sSempty csrboys. Per steamship North POINT
20 casks clay 103 bbls rosln, hhds hides, sacks
s boxes and q bags sundries.
NEW ORLEANs-Per schr Dan Ginord-699 whole,
10 half and three-quarter terces rice 17Sl bSgs
peas, 10 pieces furniture.
RICHN0ED-Per schr 4 u Il Marts-3Uo IONS
nh0anhate r0ck.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1871-02-10
List Of Shipping

IN TIE PORT OF CHARLESTON, FEBRUARY 9.
Vessels under 100 tons, and steamers coasting
within the State, excepted.
STEAMSHIPS.
Cuba, - tons, Dukehart, at Union wharf, for Bal
tmore. repairing-Mordecat CO.
Champion, lbs tons, Lockwood, atAdger's wharf,
for New York, loading-Nmes Adger & co.
Sea Gull, 618 tons, Dutton, at Union wharf, for
Baltimore, repairlng-P Trenholm.
SHIPS.
Huscongus, !Brl 700 tons, Grover, at Wander
horsts wharf, for Liverpool, load!ng-RaVen.
Edith tsrS-.tons, Hilton at Boyce L co'swharf,
for Amsterdam. loading-Lesesne 4 Wells.
wharf, for Liverpool loading-Patterson i
Stock.
Island Home tBr). 725 tons, Mcclellan, at Accom-
mediation wharf, for Liverpool, loading Hen
ry Card.
Kate Troop (Brl TAT tons, CrocEey, at Atlantic
wharf, from St Johns, b, waiting-Geo a
>-'''''''' BARKs.
Hawkeye Dr. tons. Breaeh!n, a.. Robb's NM.
Sailor Prince, Ais tons, McManas, at Atlantic
wharf, for Liverpool, loading-E Willis
Kedbr, $3.50 tons, SDuder In the Stream, for Talpa-
~ raiso, ready-SLreet Bros l. CO..
Arbitrator (Brj SAT tons, Irwin, at Union wharf,
for Liverpool loading-wagner, Huger & CO.
Yumuri, tBr,l 443 tons, Campbell, at Boyce
co.'s wharf, for Liverpool, loading-Robert T
Walker.
sabra Moses, lBr). 63e tons, Kilam, at Boyce &
co.'s wharf, for Liverpool, ready A Ems
low & co.
Bachelors, (BrJ 655 tons, Tooker, in the Roads,
for Amsterdam, ready-Lesesne Wells.
Eulalla, Span,l 45o tons, Arana, at yanderhorst's
wharf, for Liverpool, loadilg-W Hall.
RepIer IN GER, = tons, LancEenau at Atlantic
wharf, from Bremen discharging-G Hop
ley d co.
Howard (Br) 500 tons, Shaw, In the Stream, for
Gottenburg, ready-B Rhett L Son.
Prof Schweigard tNor), 800 tons, Swan, at Boyce
cos wharf, from Cardiff, waiting-Order.
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MARINE NEWS.
HARLEsToN, FEBRUARY 10.
ARRIVED YESTERDAY.

ARRIVED YESTERDAY.
Steamer City Point, Vincent, PalatRa, via Jack.
sonyllle. Fernandina and Savannah. 80 bags
seq island and II bales upland cotton, mdse,
&c. To Rayenel co, VIM ID Lawton Sons, D
Aiken j. CO, M0wry Son, w Williams, Geo W
Witte Sioney & Lowndes G W Williams co, ]
N Robson, lngraham i Son, L Novel;, Thorn.
lev bowling CO. Pinckney Bros, Steamship
CO. W @ Zee 4 CO, Frost i Adger, and others.
Steamer Pocosln, Cannon, Knox Wheal0ch'S
Plantation, @ Parish. 1000 bags cotton seed.
TO Hopkins, Mcpherson co.
CLEAEED YESTERDAY.
Steamship Virginia, Hunter, Philadelphta-W
Br bark sabra Moses, Killam, Liverpool a
Epslow CO.
Sohr J q Nash, Crowley, Georgetown, S @, TO
load for Brooklyn, n NY-J A Enslow b CO.
Schr Frye. Frye, Georgetown, S Z, to load
for Northern port-J A Enslow co.
SAILED YESTERDAY.
steamship Virginia, Hunter, Philadelphia.
FROM THIS PORT.
Steamship Manhattan, Woodhulfl New York,
Sour Emma Green, Collins, Matanzas, Janu.
ary rs.
UP FOR THIS PORT.
schr Anna E Clover, Terry, at Philadelphia,
CLEARED FoR.rHIs PORT.
Steamship Charleston, Berry, at New York, Feb
ruary7.
schr Frank Emily, MeCobb, at Rockport, Me,
February3
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Rio de Ia Plata orr, 847 tons, Landry, at CONNER.
cial wharf, for Cork and a Market ioading
Moselle (Brl, 2se tons, Lefeuvre, at Palmetto
wharf, from Cape de Verde Waltlng-h aure
Walter, 4s2 tons, StInson, at Boyce's L co.'s
wharf, for Liverpool, loading-B Rhett
Ueland Mor) 2s5 tons, Tallaksen, at Boyce co.'s
wharf, for Liverpool, loading-B Rhett
vInco IBr), 4ss tons, Robson, at vanderhorst,s
wharf, for Liverpool, loading-H Card. i
co.'s wharf, for the North OF Europe, loading
Carmel !bSl, ESQ TONS pstten, at Central M wharf,
for Cork and nd Market, ready.R aIrIe Mnre ,, co:
from Liverpool. d;schargng-R Mure 4 co.
Ansdell tBr), 1854 tons. Pierce. at Marshals wharf,
from Port Talbot Eng, dlschargtng-R Mure
Harzbure On Gl, e42 tons, Kuhlken, at Palmetto
wharf, from Bremen, dlschargng-C Witte.
Elvira tSpan) 306. tons, Oliver, ut Brown 4 co.'s
wharf, from Havana, wattlng-W Hall; me-
Draupner tSorl, 467 tons, Ingoldsen, at MaIsnairs
BKIGs.
Flora Br), $50 tons, Milford. at Atlantic wharf,
for Genoa loading. Bros & co: ..,,.
wharf, from Rio de Janeiro, waiiing-W
P Hall.
Rosa (Spsn polacre), = tons, Santos, at Brown i
co.'s wharf, from Havana, waitlng-WP Hall.
Margaret, 169 tons, Johnson, at Brown 4 co.'s
wharf, for New Orleans loading-T Tup-
per 4 Sons.
Talia iSpan). lO2 tons, Barbeta. at Brown { co.'s
wharf, from C!enluegos, Just arriVed-W r
Hall.
Torrent. - tons, Tlbbets, at Atlantic wharf, from
Matanzas 10 be repaired EnsloW co.
SCHOoNERs.
" Allen, - tons, Doane In the Stream, for
Boston, ready-W Roach K co.
John Lee, 260 tons, Van Glider, IN Ashley River,
for Baltimore, loadiDg-H F Baker co.
Ida Richardson, - tons, BedeD, at kerr's wharf,
from Baltimore, wating-Street Bros d co.
&c Nash, l35 tons, Lowell, at Southern wharf,
for Georgetown. O. ready Enslow & co.
Fawn, a13 tons, Megathlin, at Central wharf,
for Boston, loading-M Goldsmith 4 Son.
LilIas, 1.s TONS Grfth, in Ashley River for north
side Cuba, oading-J A EnslOw & co.
E Frye = IONS, Frye, at Brown i co.'s wharf,
for Georgetown. = o. ready A EnsloW co;
Myrover, 440 tons, Brown, at Adger'5 wharf, lor
New York, loading-W Roach co.
Florence Rogers. - tons. Shepherd, at Adgers
wharf, from New York, discharging-W Roach
CO.
David Currle, - tons, Barrel, OF Southern wharf,
from Orient, ], discharging-J A-Enslow
4 co.
A bert Thomas, - tons, Rose. at Brown s co.'s
wharf, from Baltimore, discha! gtng-Streel
. Bros i CO.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1871-02-10

The arrivals at this port for the week just
closed were si2 bags OF SEQ islands and Florldas,
and ss4o bales OF up!ands, against sze bags Of
sea islands, and 1l,s66 bales of uplands the week
before, and 225 bags OF sea islands and Floridas,
and 1854 bales Of uplands for the corresponding
week Of the season previous. These supplies
came as follows: Say Of uplands, per South
Carolina Railroad, 1922 bales; per Northeastern
Railroad s3i bales; per Savannah and Charleston
Railroad 1ss; Peedee 52l; Santee 200; Edlsto s;
Beaufort q; Georgetown Is. or sea Islands: Too
roodoo' bags; ssntee So; Northeastern Railroad
24; Goose Greek 2; Beaufort 81; Florida 2os;
Savannah 8.
TIE COTTON MARKET.-The influence OF heavy
receipts caused depressed feeling at all points
during the past week, and prices have had ten
dency togo lower, closing somewhat steady. The
rates in the English market, which commenced
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The charleston Market.

FOR THE WEEK ENDING THURSDAY, FEBRUARY g. ]
TIE CRoPs.-Reports from the interior OF On
accumulating character mention determination
ON the part Of planters to lessen the area In cot
ston this coming season, the intention being so
far 10 limit the growth as to reduce the next
crop below three million bales. How far this can
be brought to practice the future can alone de.
termine, but 1t would seem reasonable to sup
pose that the restricted accommodations which
most planters will have to submit to should have
an important bearing on the size OF the crop sooE
TO be planted.
: TIE RBcBIpra-The arrivals at the cotton ports
for the week up to Friday last were Of heavy
character, and amounted to 154, ,4s2 bales against
l5O 800 bales the,week before and 1o4,eol bales
for the corresponding week last season. AtNew
Orleans the receipts were 55,5Os bales in contrast
with 4s sss bales the week OF the year previous.
The total supplies at the cotton ports from Sep
tember /, 1870, up to the latest mail dates were,
239S,5sl bales against 1Ss4s57 bales the year be-
fore, showing IN increase Of 5oS,7oi bales. The
total receipts at the chief Southern markets from
September l. 1870 up to the latest telegraphlc In.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1871-02-10
Ssu York; rice Market.

From the Daily Bulletin, February .: The de-
mand is only moderate, and with q comparative
ly fair Offering OF stock, prices r.ther favor the
buyer Sales Of retail lots Of Carolina at 7Ha1hc,
small lots choice at &c. Rangoon looblng az
07Ia7 cents.
From the Journal Of Commerce: Rice Is quiet
aud prices are hardly 30 1rm. The receipts are
light, but there is not much demand. We quote
7Sa7Ac for fair to prime, and SC for fancy.
From the World: The market was more active
at the decline noted In our last; sales $50 casks
Carolina al THa7.c. with prime jobbing parcels
1T 7Ic and choice lots at SC.
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8 q c c e o . .

a figure terrible and bright,
With smiling lips that seemed TO sneef,
DARK eyes aaame with fierce delight,
Ana grasping In her hand 'a spearI m, heal.
Those lips might curse, but could no' o'e'''
What is her manner dimly ieel
A marmur Ia my ears-"Success'
<II
sI aInp ,, she said (her voice was loud,
LIKE storm winds on the mountain tops,
"a fading wreath among the cr0Wu,
A cnance hand grasps It .as,s as !. drops drops:
with bresthless awe the people gaze
hero treads the earth again
v,t thene for wonder and for praise,
Fit subject for poets strain.
-eThe wearer goes big glorious way
As meeky as his fame allows;
But som the fragile blooms decay,
The iron frame confines his brows.
He asks new w1owers-success Is sweet
With eager cries and Wild appeals;
With blindiug tears he bathes my Ieet'
And look IL crush him 3, ne kneeis.
t.Ah. how men WOO me they will leave
The fondest eyes that ever shone
= In faithful loneliness TO grleVe
II with Smle tlure them on.
oh, well Is love the poets song.
And friendship Is truth indeed
Immortal as the hills-so long
As love is rich, and friends succeed.
Y.
. seSee you that woman's shrinking form,
VINO clasps In vain her pleading hands,
Whilst round her shriekS the deadly storm,
And closer press the hostile bsEds.
where are they now who praised her deeds,
Herjoy0pscourr, her splendid throneS
ia there no help The answer speeds
tGo-let her reap as she has sown.'
VI
sPoor derellct OF strs myth and fame
The frm ally, the trusty frisnd
Are only llber1r OF blame,
And watch unmoved the bitter end.
Though old her tale, It's time Is now
To you and yours ny words apply;
Write Paris on that woman's brow,
Then tell me, mortal, II lie W
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soRr9r.srxRs sA1bRo.p.
PnHSenXCrs.

Per steamer City Point from Palatka. via Jack.
sonyille FernandIna and Savannah-HL Clark
and lady, Dr Vim Rowland and daughter,
Smith, DR. Mckay and lady, A D Waterbury, MIS-
D Waterbury, Cope, Mrs A Cope, Cope, + J
Mack, II Fail, and q on deck.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1871-02-10
1u,,r,,ngton Market.

WILMINGTON, February s-TuRPEETINE-e:o
for hard, per 2S0 lbs.
SPIRITS TUspESrINE.-Market steady. Sales OF
90 bbls at 47c per gallon.
RoSIN.-Sales or 290o bbls at 81 Tor sualneu'
and 6 hbls at Sc so for extra pae.
TAR--25o bbls changed hands at 81 IS per DBL.
CorTON.-Sales OF only 20 bales as follows: bales
at 12hc, at l3 q. 13E, l3 at l31s, and bale at
CoRS.-one cargo OF $500 bushels received and
sold at SIX cents per bushe.
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Exports.

L1vERPooI-Per Br bark Sabra Moses-111 bags
sea island and 1870 bales upland cotton, 2l2 sacks
cotton seed, 2s0 tons phosphate rock.
PHILADELPHIA-Per steamshlp Plrglnla-60 tcs
Hce 3l4 bales cotton, SIS bbs rosin, l3e bales do
mestlcs 81 hhds and bales hides and iron, 81 pkgs
sundrieS,
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FARES GREATLY REDUCED.

. Steamers Of the above llneleave Pier .<fAA
No. A. North River, foot OF Canal SAAfkaxs
street, New York, at II O'Clock noon, Of The AID
dates fall on Sunday, then the Saturday preced
ing. , ,.,
steamers for south Pacific and Central American
ports. Those OF attn touch at Manzaniuo.
Steamship GREAT REPUBLIC leaves San Fran
cisco for Japan and CHINA March ], 1871.
No California steamers touch al Havana, bul
20 direct from New York to AspinWall.
One hundred pounds baggage Tree 10 eacn aoulI
Medicine and attendance free.
For Passage Tickets or other Information apply
ut the COMPANY'S TICKET OFFICE, on the
wharf foot OF Canal street, North River, New
York. +. II. BABY, AGENT
tuiyl6-1yr
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The arrivals for the corresponding week last
year were es, 544 bales.
The stocks of the article in sight at the latest
dates we're az follows:
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FORT SUMTER.

The Steamer POCOSIN, Captain W. 1fE%A
b. Cannon, Will leave as above xt5GfSsSS3 n
every TUESDAY, THURSDAY and SAT TURDAY, az y
O'Clock, from Market Wharf foot OF Market street.
Returning at q quarter.past 2 O'Clock.
jan25-lmo j. b. MURRAY, Agent
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The following are the receipts as reported by
telegraph at the principal Southern markets
nom February to tie sth, 1871, inclusive. This
includes all points but overland:
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UTEEKLY LINE TO SAVANNAH.
THROUGH BY DAYLIGHT.

FUN FACIFI 10 LHFUlNO, -bClftUFONI, bILIUN
HEAD. SAVANNAH. DARlEN AND
BRUNSWICK, GA.
- The fsyorIte Steamer
e L I z A II a ~ G q *,
Captain L. ". BURNS,
will receive Freight at South Allan. rTOA
tic wharf for above points every
TUESDAY, and leave on every WEDNESDAY MORN.
ING, at O'Clock, arriving at Savannah the same
evening, and leaving for Darien, &C., the follow
Ing morning Returning, will leave Savannah for
Charleston every MONDAY MORNING, at O'Clock.
For Freight or passage, apply to
RAVENEL, HOLMES d CO.,
sep10 No. 1T East Bay.
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Receipts by railroad. February 9.
aouTH CAROLINA RAILROAD.

SOUTH CAhOLlNA hA1LhUAD.
1888 bales cotton. IS bales goods, IS hhds sugar,
l car stock. To Railroad Agent Pelzer, Rodgers
d co, Mowry Il Son. @ q Walter co, Cald.
well Il Son, Brodie & co. Kinsman Howell,
Smith, Frost 4 Adgcr, G Clarendon / Son, 4 D
Mulligan, Reeder & Davis, Gailard Mtnott, P
Bowling d CO. W y Courtney & CO, W Bee Il ca.
Murdaugh & Mathews, G " Williams co. r
Priugle & Son, w W Smith, W Williams i Son,
Sloan & segnious, E Johnson, and Thurston j.
Holmes.
NORTHEASTERN sAILRoAD.
"A bales upland and bags seq island cotton,
as bbls naval stores,e cars lumber and wood,
mdse &c. To G W Williams 4 CO, L d Mowry 4
Son, Graeser : Smith, 9 Bee co, Keeder T.
Parker, Courtney l. CO, ID StOney, Pelzer,
Rodgers & co. J Goshen, Johnson, Z Grave Crave
3 Maybaum, wehmaun.
SAVANNAH AND CHARLESTON RAILROAD.
43 bales cotton, sacks rough rice. mdse. &c:
To w NJ Lawton & SONS. G W Williams GO, g ID
Ingraham Son. b Williams Sou, G W Witte,
PInckney Brus, " Beywari. Johnston. Crews =; 4
co, W Brassier, W Boyle, Fl Adams, w Boyd, w
Mazyck, p G Hasell, sanford.
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NorE.-We have deducted nom New Orleans
6leie bales uplands. from Mobile 2976 bales up
Ia ds and burned SOP; from Savannah 1925 bags
sea island and 1926 bales upland and from Charles.
ton 32s7 bags sea island and 1872 bales upland
the Quantities received at those ports from MO-
bile, Florida. Texas and Savannah.
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Norfolk Corr, Market.

NORFOLK, February 7.-CORN.--The market
opened with brisk demand, and the advance
noticed at the close or our last review continued
on Wednesday. Tic market closed on last IuesR
day at SOC for yellow, 85asSc, for mixed, and soa
Ole for white. Next day rlle sales We're from 5000
and white .s4a95c. On Thursday the sales We're
small, and mixed declined nc. yellDw remaining
unchanged. On Friday the demand was good,
but prices slightly lower; aud sons Saturdny the
market gave way completely. The sales were
about COCO TO 1000 bushels at e0aS5c Tor white and
s11sc for yellow: Yesterday the ma,fet w's stili
weak, and the only sale reported tot us was one OF
600 bushels white at soc. To day the sales amount
ed to $500 bushels at S2aS3o for white and soc for
mixed. Receipts for the week $4,000 bushels.
Intcrcr Cotton Markets.
COLUMBIA, February s.-Saies OF cotton yes
terdBy 81 hales; middling 1870.
SUMTER, February 7.-CUtton for the past week
has ruled dull az l0Hal3c.
CHARLOTrE, February 7.-Sales to-day OF AZ
bales at frmer quotations, 1011 to l3><c extremes.
Market dull and heavy.
MACON, February Receipts Of cotton 554
with middllngs at 1SAc; low grades still IN de.
MONTGOMERY, February 6.-Cotton market
dull and nominal at lS3lc for low middings.
ATLANTA, February 1.-THE market to-day has
been quiet and firm; bidding l334c; low mid
ding l2%c; good ordinary 12t&c; ordinary lie.
COLUMBUS. February 7.-0ur market qniet,
with fair demand for all grades. Low middllng,
good styles, 13H; sales 465 bales; receipts 354
bales; shipments 6S5 bales
SELMA, February 7.-There were no sales yes.
day. Middling l4Kc; low middAng 14c; rood
ordinary laGc. Factors asking the prices. Buy
ers Offering lower rates. Nothing doing.
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The nne Steamship FALCON, Hay AETFs.
ME, Commander, will sail for Baltimore S9sEGGss
on TUESDAY,, 1ith February, at O'Clock +. M.
city by railroad from Baltimore without addl'
tional Insurance, and Consignees are allowed aln.
ple time to sample and sell their Goods from
'Ae PAUL G. TRENHOLM, Agent, .
febs-5 No. Union Wharves:
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PORT CALENDAR.

HOOE's PHASES.
Full Noon, 9TH. hours A. minutes, morning.
Last Quarter. 18th, hours. 40 minutes, morning.
New Neon, 10th hours, 20 minutes, morning.
FIRST quarter, s7th. 6 hours, IS minutes morn'g.
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Intcrcr Coiion Markets.

Comparative Exporrsof Cotton and Rice
from the Port OF Charleston. from Sop
tembcr L, 1870, to February 8, 1871.
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