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Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1871-05-12

HG- The american Odd Fsllo,o for May is
an attractive issue of this popular magazine.
Among its contents are many very interesting
and instructive articles. Published by the
A. O. F. Association, No. SO Nassau street,
New York $3.50 per year.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1871-05-12
The Price OF Fish.
GCoMMUN1CATRD.7

Mr.. WELLs.-Dear Sir:-Your leading
editorial in the last issue of the Times, in re-
gard to the imposition practiced upon the citi-
zens of the county, in obtaining fish, has inn
pressed our people with striking force. Mr..
a, near neighbor, resides within one mile Of
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1871-05-12
B9We clip the following editorial frou

B@We clip the following editorial from
the Grant County wis., Democrat
GRANT will go down into the dust of his
toric book-shelves as the nomadic President
He stays in Washington only as necessity
of his position, and, as soon as any decent
chance offers, off he goes. He has no ''local
habitation and name" for he lives nowhere
aud his name has never been definitely settled
In fact he seems to be chasing his name a
round the country, and turns up, as he him
self AYERS, in the most unexpected manner. t,
the astonishment of himself and the people
His sole object in life is to keep moving, and
he wishes to remain in power that he may
perpetually keep moving at other people,
expense.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1871-05-12

H@ We ask attention to the card of the
St. Clair Hotel, Baltimore. We are assured
it is very handsome, complete and comfort
able establishment.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1871-05-12
DIVINE SERVICE.

By Divine Permission Bishop Pinkney will
oficiate at Nanjemoy Church, the goth and 2lst
of May, and administer the Apostolic Rite Of
Confirmation. Saturday and Sunday.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1871-05-12
DIED.

At his residence, in this county, on the 18th
ult., after a very short but painful illness, Mr.
JOHN W. HAWKINS, in the 46th year of his
ape
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1871-05-12
G. M. BOND,
,DNDERTAKER.

rs prepared to furnish COFFINS, at the
i shortest notice, finished in any style that
may be desired, and on the most reasonable
terms. He will attend Funerals and furnish
all things necessary-such as Crepe, Gloves,
&c.-when requested to do so.
may l2-3m*
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1871-05-12

The United States Senate convened on
Wednesday 10 extra session, according to the
proclamation Of the President. The Treaty
Of Washington was submitted, and the Senate
Immediately went into Executive session up
on it. After referring the Treaty to the Com.
mites on Foreign Relations, the. Senate ad-
journed until to-day.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1871-05-12
300.
The SPRAGUE MOWER.

T'HE cheapest machine because the lowest
L in price in proportion to its value.
The best because it is the simplest, the least
liable to get out of order, the strongest and
most durable machine made. Price 800.
Every farmer should see this machine before
purchasing. Also,
The Excelsior Reaper and MosoeT,
The Excelsior Wheel Rake,
Grants Patent Grain Cradles,
The genuine article,
Horse Powers and Threshers,
Various patterns,
The Montgomery Wheat Fan,
The Excelsi0r Wheat Fan,
Cider Mills, &c.
: REAPER AND. NO YER SECTIONS
ofall sorts.
And large stock of A gricult nral Implements
and Machinery, Fertilizers, Seeds &C., for sale
by E. WHITMAN b SONS,
Nos. 145 and FAT ". Pratt Street,
Opposite the Maltby House,
may 11-3m BALTIMORE, Md.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1871-05-12

M <AF1[4ID,
On the goth nit, by the Rev. L. G. MARTIN,
Mr.. JOSEPH B. PADGETT and Miss s. A.
ROBERTA TUCKER, both of this county
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1871-05-12
New Confectionery Store,
Bakery. &c.

TIVE undersigned has taken the Store room
i and Bakery adjoining Mr.. Quenzers store,
in Port Tobacco, and now offers fine assort-
ment of CONFECTIONERY, CAKES, NUTS,
FRUITS, &c. Having employed frst.class
Baker, he can furnish Weddings and Parties
with Cake and Confectionery at the shortest
notice. Fresh BREAD every day, and Coun-
try Stores supplied with Cakes at the lowest
possible rates.
J. C. MIDDLETON.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1871-05-12

The penalty and forfeit Of my bond"
In imagination, we hear the same cry to-day,
and from the same Shylock, when arraigned
at the bar of public opinion, "under what
compulsion must l." why should Ireduce nay
prices-wby release my foothold upon the
necks of a wellnigh bankrupt and impover-
ished people? Is it so nominated in the bond ?
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1871-06-02

AASANSSS W 49,
The receipts a. this port for the week were Ia
bags seaJslands and Fleridas. and 1874 bales OF
u~plands, 10 contrast with S bags OF sea islands
and Floridss, and 2le5 bales OF uplands the week
before, and 10 bags o. sea islands and F!oridas,
and l54l bales o: up!ands for the time the season
previous. These arrivals have come as follows,
sa5: OF upiands. rer South Carolina Railroad
2296 bales: per Northeastern Railroad 7s; per
Savannah ana Charleston Railroad -. or sea
islands, Beaufort s bags; Florida 9.
q COTTON MARSET.-With un!ayorable crop
prospects. THIS article has exhibited a frmer ten
dency during This PERIOD, and the foreign market,
which opened at ia p ft for. mlddling uplands,
hardened to fA@7z.d; at New York the rates,
which commenced al 1910, s:irened to 17sc, and
declined to l7Sc, while at this point middllng up
lands, which began a. l525c. advanced to 1e1c p
ID. The movements a. Liverpool and New York
during this time were as follows: On Friday, May
26, the former closed quiet, uplauds 73Sd, sales
1000 bales; ne latter was steady at 1910, sales
$3.50 bales. On Saturday thss former was frmer,
uplauds 7H@7xd, sales $4,000 bales; the latter
was xo"9 b higher, uplands Tic, sales 1000 bales.
On Monday, at the former, there was q holiday;
the latter Was steady at l7Hc, sales 1919 bales. On
Tuesday, at the former, there was q holiday; the
latter was nrmer at 17xc, sales 1856 bales. On
Wednesday the former was active lad frmer, up
lands 7x@a7Hd, sales 10000 bales; the latter was
strong at 17Tc 2 h. Yesterday the former was
hrm but no: higher, uplapds 71@7Xd, sales
$4,000 bales; the latter declined nc, sales 1000
bales. at 17%c.
The transactions 10 ihii market for the week
past were % follows: On Friday, May Goth, the
in this a:tlclc commenced With o nrmer
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LuciIle's. Mistake.
AFTER OWES -HEREp1TH.l

The visit over, bidding her ad!eu,
I took my lat, and, bowling low, Withdrew,
Tneu, sterling homeward, soon missed my cane'
Resri ced my steps and rang the bell again.
I heard O rush-tne.loor few open wide
And will, q tcnuu Lucille was OF my side.
Around Iay neck her lovely arms she threw.
Kissed me. ye gods, she kissed me through anu
through. -:
Stock still l stood. not daring to return
the glowing kisses that my lrs did burn.
/ tried 10 speak, and gasped, II clean forgot
left my cane.n She started as II shot,
And cried, with sGbs she valnly tried to smother.
.Oh,dear.l Oh dear ! thought twas Dan' my
brother. 49,.
What shall do p, she asked me DER and DER,
LACKED the brass 70 say, u IT some m0reF
SO, looking Bheepish, seized upon my suck
And forthwith homeward ;rotted double QUICK.
When on my couch IN vain l courtsd sleep,
] tOssed-and .pondered, ':Whata Weaith OF love
That girl possesses; other girls eooVel
Andif q brother she should hold 80 Gear,
WHAT must q husband to her heart appear !"
Theldea grew; and-wel, to end the tale,
1 sought her often, and 70 such avail,
That ere a twelvernonrh It's full course had run
wood, rTon' her, and We twain were one;
The night she Kissed me IN mistake for Dam"
,.F0r Dan ?" said she; why bless your stupid
Poor brother Dan was safe and snug In bed.
..You didn't Know IL - why, OF course ! did"
And in my breast her blushing face she hid.
Through al. these ears ! did not once regret
Ny having fallen 10 the trap she SET
Happy am ], anil happy, too, I've made he:,
Although at times !auS hingly upbraid her;
And then she says, :Ihe moral, dear, OF this Is, :,
That girls dJn't often maze mlstaSes-in Kisses
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Sew York Rice Market.

From The Daily Bulletin, May so: Business IS
no; very liberal, but in snull lois to the trade
t;.c.c g q very fair amount Of STOCK gong out
and full prices are obtained on both domestic and
foreign. sales Of 10 tcs Carolina at s,4a91fc; 300
Rags Ran COON at 7aT3.c aud $50 bags Putna at
7LsaSc, the outside rates for new crop.
FruIn the Journal Of Commerce: Rice remains
There ts good aj.bblng trade, and WIN
smaltsupplieS holders are enabled to exact full
prices. The sales are 200 bags KaEgoon at 7a7Ic
for old; 100 bags Patna at iAa17Gc. and 80 tlefces
Carolina at 9Ha97kc.
From the Herald: An active jobbing demand
prevailed for lUrei2p, and The maIket WAS him.
I'VE note further sales Of 400 bags RaDgoon at from
7aTk per 10, and SEQ uags Patna OF Ease Fer 10.
Domrsii was neglected.. sa.ts were limited 10
35 tcs Carolina Of s;1a9Sc per 10.
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Tn. Charleston Market.

FOR THE WEEK RIDING THURSDAY, JUNE !.
TIE CRors.-The intelligence from most sec.
tions OF the Interior has been ulfavorable to cot;
ton, and the plan: up 10 this time presents an in
direrent appearance. The weather during the
past week has, however, been W m, with occa-
sioaal showers, and should hsSe 5een propltious
when the growth vas not past redemption.
TIE REcErTs The arrivals at the cotton ports
for the week up 10 Friday last were 4o,l7s bales,
against a, os7 the week previous, and 30, 1871 last
season. At'New Orleans the receipts were l7,1o0
bales in contrast with 10, 465 bales the week Of the
year before. The total supplies at the ~cottorports
from September /, 1870, up to The latest mail dates
were a,747, so4 bales, against 2,74s,e eo the season
previous, showing an increase OF sss,os5 bales.
The arrivals at the principal Southern markets
from Ser tember /, 1870, up to the latest telegraph
ic intelligence, as compared with last year, were
as follows:
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New York Naval Stores Market.

From the journal Of Commerce, May. 80: Sni5ils
iu7ptnline-lh. new crop begins 10 come III quite
freely, and the arrivals to-day caused 4 decline OF
about one cent per gallon. A number OF full lots
are!comtrE tarwara. and fer dellv, ry the latter
part OF this Week bny ers have decidedly the I'D.
vaptagc. JItee quota ions. ale 81 3aa52c on the sfot.
and soc to- arrive. The demand Is very lignt and
limited to urgent wants OF consumers. Sales 1901
up about 90 barrels at 5l1aa52c. R~osin-There Is
q very light business. The STOCK Is moderate. but
the abseLca oil, Inquiry, createssa weak. feeling.
Sales:sre, 900 harT9s pale ~ SIS Is, and loobarrcIs
do at.Sd; The quStaliohsj are g 60 for strained
Sc 35sSforNo 4,Saaa roEGp ], s. 25ab6 so Gr pale,
aud S6aT SIX for extra pale. 1he members OF lie
Exchange agreed 10 adjourn over tomorrow in
Difference to Decoration Day.
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List OF Shipping

List OF
n THE PORT OF CHARLESTON, JUNE !.
Vessels under 100 tons, and steamers %coastinp
within the State, excepted.
STEAMSHIPS.
Manhattan, 1887 tons, Woodruff, at Adger's wharf,
for New York. ~lOadlng-James Adger Il CO.
Falcon, 612 tons, Huynie, ut Union wharf, for Bal
timore, ready-P O Trenholm.
Sea Gull, Gle tons, button, at Union wharf, for
Baltimore, lcadlng-P e Trenholm.
BARK;.
Ran. er, iBr,) G3o tons, Cox, ut Central wharf,
for Liverpool, loaaipg-BS Rhett i Son.
Annie klmbLll, - tUlS, i5tInsOn, at Southern
wharf, for Liverpool. loadIng-W b Smith
4 CO.
othere, lEr,l = tons, McGregor, ut Atlantic
wharf, Tor Liverpool, ready Hunt Bros
Stella Maris, tFr,) 55s tons, GARNER, at Robots
Mill, for q Port IN Great Britain, loading
Marine & River Phosnhnte CO.
lnclnes, tFr,) - tona, Gert!Ot, IN Ashley River,
for u Fort in Great Britain, lcading-B S Rhett
i son,
Luget, tNorw'n.l 5a2 tons, Nielsen, at Marsnall's
wharf, fo- Liverpool, losdlng-R T Walker.
BRIGS.
Vim II Parks, 173 tons, Lanpher, at Marsh's
wharf, ,n from Georgetown, S {, waiting
Marsh's wharf, FOR i Port in Great Britain,
repalrlng-C 9 Coe, Surt.
Recurso Secundo. tSpan,) - tons, Auagon. at
Atlantic wharf, Tor Barcelona, lo.dIng-J A
Enslow j. co.
HortelsIa, tSpan.) - tons, Bertran, at rrown &
co.'s wharf. for Barcelona, loading-W p Hall.
- lons, Taluut, Ut Brown i co.'s wharf,
for Boston, lOadir IN Goldsmith & Son.
S O Shaw, toas, Hersey, n Ashley River, for
Yarmouth, n $, loadlng--B S Rhett l. son.
S%cHOONEGRs.
Lettle Wells, 191 tons, Wells. OF Southern wharf,
for St Pierre, Mar, loading-J A Enslow Il Co.
) Gaski;l, = tons, Gaskill, IN Ashley
j. Gu.
Walton, 1877 tons, Boyd. In Ashley River, for Pro.
dence, loading-W Roach IL co.
Emily d Naylor, - tons, Baxter, at Kerr's wharf,
from Baltimore, discharging-H F Baker & co.
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sARES GREATLY REDUCED.

Steamer, Of the apuve Inc ieavc Pier $50
NC. IL. North River. fool Of canal .S2ASAse
,;reei. Eew lOrh, 1T j. O'Clock noon, Oh ;ie 18th
I'D 3J!lI OF every month except wien thest
':nies iall Oh sunday. ulen tie Saturday Prtc.'
lIg.
All departures connect 81 Panama WILL Etea?l.
RS Tor South Pacit;" and CeDITd. Anlericf n ruris.
Departure of lat,l touches at Kingston. Jumaica.
For Japan and CHINA, steamers leave san Fran.
CISCO first OF every month, except. when It falls on
sunday: then on the day preceding.
M Ca. kornia steamers Soucl u; Havana, bu'
20 direct from New yors to Aspihwali. :.
one hundred pounds baggage Tree TO each adult
~i.cl!ciue and attendance free.
For Passage Tickets or other information appl.
al: tile COMPANIES TICKET OFFICE, on Lhe
x.nri foot ci Canal street, North River. New
York. F. r. BABY, Agent.
.uly1t-iyr
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Markets by Telegraph.
\ MARKrTS.

LONDON. June l-Noon.-Corsols aaA. Bonds
COX.
Evenino.-Bc!ion increased :2st, 900 stes!ing.
Consols 90. EX.divideEd bOuIs 9U4s.
NEW YORK, June l-Noon.- Ercights firm.
Stocks dull and rather heavy. Governments
steady and strtng. State bonds steady aud heavy.
Money easy a. 8. Gold steady atll:r. Exchange
long 1916, short loX.
Eyening.-Money Easy a. 2a3c. Sterling firm
at l0l5al0X. Cold l2al2h. Governments CLOSED
firm at xaI advance; sixty-twos ll&. New Nir-
cinias "a, her strong; others duli and ncavy. Ten.
a. s.ees 7Oh; new 70H. 'srginlas GS2a, Dew T3E.
Loulsiat a. 80: new g.; IeVees ioi Fights 81. Ala.
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Mem pf~ibllratiors.
GPECIAL BOOK NOTICE.
FoGARTIE's BOOK DEPOSITORY.


We are Offering great inducements to Book
buyers. The whole OF our large aal choice col
lection OF Books, consisting Of:
THEOLOGICAL AND MISCELLANEOUS BOOKS,
SUNDAY, SCHOOL LIBRARY BOOKS AND
y: JUVENILE BOOKS, Is
have been rearranged aud marked down In ac-
cordance with. the reduced prices OF Northern
publishers.
We offer for the next SIXTY DAYS the further
inducement OF A LIBERAL DISCOUNT On all pur-
chsses OF Books. amounting to Eve DOLLARS
and upwards. Our STOCK OF BOOKS. consists OF
all the latest and best editions Of STANDARD AND
NEW PUBLICATIONS. I
z OUR JUVENILE DEPARTMENT.
is particularly rich In good books Tor the.youn3
We have recently made large additions to our
stock OF BIBLES. The prices are greatly reduced.
We are nov, offering an unusually large variety Of
English and American Family. Bibles, Pocket
Bibles, and the Episcopal Prayer Book, at ex-
tremely low prices.
We are Special Agents tor several Sunday
School Publishing Houses, and have on is sup
plies Of their publications.
An'varleties Of STATIONERY, and q full assort-
ment Of SCHOOL BOOKS. - 2iGt
Our Store Is SO arranged that visitors can ex.
anime the stock at their leisure, The price of each
book is marked SO as to afford purchasers every
facility.
IS Persons residing In the country viii please
bear in mind that BY sending their orders to us
for any books published In America, they VIII be-
charged only the price OF the book. We pay :or
the postage or express.
R6r Address 49,,
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The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1871-06-02
New York Hay Market.

From the Daily Buletlh, May 80: Receipts
1850 bales TIE market IS vel supplied, but q
present lowsprlcee farmers feel inclined TO hold
bacA their stock. , The sales are 100 bales for.Gal.
weston and Is Tor aIoDile aD95c, cash; 50 bales for
Jacksonville 5S bales frrSewberl, 20 bales for
Norfolk and IS bales for Portsmouth, all at 81.
Retap OF prime qualily net plenty. straw is scarce
and wanted.
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NEW YoRx-Per scnr Ltny-l7e, 600 feet lumber,
80 rolls gunny baggiDg, e5 bbls cotton seed meal,
IS bills or cotton seed oil, 500 empty carboys, 200
empty ale bols, 8 donkey engines, 20 bars iron, 6
pkgs furniture. Per steamship Georgia. bag sea
island and t36 usles upland cotton. 302 tierces
rice $40 bits roslL,' 80 bales yarn, &c, 1852 obls Of
boxes vegetables and sundr1es. Per schr Ida
RichardsOn-77. 900 feet lumter, and $4,000 feet
boards. .......ptr steamship James Adger-ll
bags sea island and 5T3 bales upland cotton, 81
1917 bbls potatoes. II36 boxes vegetables.
PHrLADELPHIA-Per steamship Viriginia-226
bales upland Cotton, 43 tierces' rice, 21o bales do.
mestics, 8l7 bo's naval stores, 10 bales rags, &c,
is bales hides, 100 casks clay, 334 bbls potatoes,
x46 boxes vegetables, SO packages sundries.
PROVIDENCE, r l-Per schr A J 81
feet timber; 46. 0c0 feet boards.
WAsHINGTOH. D per schr ] q Stickney-lTl,-
-675 feet lumber.
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6emina Ma1Nncs.

AMI TIE
.wEEDD FAMILY FAv0R1TE ~LoCK-STlToa
MACHINE.
are the best In use.
For SAFE on the Lease Plan, with monthly pay.
menIs, on easy Terms, or for cash. AL Rlnds OF
Machine ATTACHMENTS, Needles, Cotton, tWh1te
black and colured, Six. o.. SOAP, DC, &C,
Rcpa!ring Is Usual. Circular anu sampies OF
u. 5. EASELTON,
Genera "ea.er u First Glass Sewing na-
chiues ana Material. No. COZ Xing stree,
auRlT EhafieHton' D y.
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ATLANTIC, DULUTH AND PACIFIC LINE.

One OF the Splendid Steamers METEOR, INDIA,
rACiFII. COBURS, ATLANTIC JAPAN, hEWEE'
Nav, ARCTIC, CHINA and ST. PAUL. will leave
Buffalo daily except Fridays and saturdays al
3P. M., Erie Inc next morning, Cleveland the
same night, ana Detroit al 10 Z. NJ. daily, Tex.
cept Sundays and Mondaysl for DILUTE and in
lermediate LAKE SUPERIOR PORTS.
Connections are made at Duluth with the Lake
sup. rinr and Mississippi Railroad, to It, Paul,
and al points In Minnesota, Northern Wisconsin
and Iowa. Also, with the Northern Pacific Rail.
road fur the Rel River Country.
Excursion Tickets. AT GREATLY REDUCED RATES,
will be issued by all principal Railroads ~ 81.
Paul by this route, returning via all rail-. Or by
Rail Routes 10 st. Paul and Duluth, returning via
Lake.
During the months OF June, July and August,
EXCURSION TRIPS will he made via the North
Shore or Lake Superior, visiting the Silver Mines,
Fort William, Grand Portage, &c.
For further Information, apply to
L. F. PATRICK,
General Passenger Agent, Buffalo, n. Y.
r.. 7. Evans. Manager A. D. and P. Line.
S. ID. CALDWELL, General Manager o. 5. Co.
may 8-mwi3moJ
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COMMEROI4L NEWS.
Exports Yesterday.

PaILApELPHlA-Per steamship Empire--S2I
bales cotton, 1913 bales yarns, &c, 625 ools naval
stopes, 1856 .bbls 20: atoes 25S boxes vegetables, e
pigs sundriss.
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wilmington Market.

WILMINGTON, May S1.-SFIRlTs ~TuRrRNTISE.-
Sales OF 70 casks at 4lc per gallon fur Southern
packages.
Ro~siN.-Sa,es Of 474 b5ls at 81 for strained.
81 05 for strained delivered, SIS. 5 IS. 8 SOFAS Is for
pale, and So 12h for extra pale.
CRUDE TuRPRNTINE.-Sales or 12l obls at 81 25
for virgin. and So 25 for yellow Clip.
CoTTUN.-Sales OF II bales at 16c Per ID.
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GERMAN SOOTHING CORDIAL!


AN INVALUABLE. REMEDY FOR INFANTS ]
/. This is the best Medicine for young children
suffering with Colo, Diarrhea, or any other COM
paint, incident 10 Teeihing. ]: may be given
with safety, as 1t contains no opium, or other N.
furious anodyne..
Price, Is cents q bottle.
Manufactured and 70! sale by
Also by the following Druggists:
A. W. ECKEL e. CO., Dr.. A. RA0UL.
Dr. w. a. SHRINE, 4. 0. BARBOT,
w. T. LITTLE & CO., J. BLACKMAN,-
p, n. COHEN, .' Dr.. E.. b. KELLERS,
T.. 8. BURNHAM, GRAHAM & S0HWAKE,
q. W. AMAR, J. LOCKWOOD,
G. ], LUuN, ". T. LINN,
". a. GIBSON.
And by Druggists generally. ''s ian2
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Exports of the Week ending June 1.
FOREIGN

LrvERrooL-Per British ship Remington-5Ss
bags sea Island cotton. 2e4S bales upland cotton,
100 tons copper ore, SO tons phosphate rock, Ills
bags cotton teei, 5 bales and 4 bundles palmetto
leaves, 3 pkgs md: e. -. Per BriIish DARK otnere-
22l6 bale, upland cotton.
~.BARCELoNA-Per Span. brig Sebasttan-2Io bales
upland cotton. PER Span bark Carnen-5es
bales upl2nI cls.op.
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T o S T RE CEIV D

T o s T R O Ell Y e D
CARBOLATE Of LINE, the best DisinfectaIt
and destroyer Of Rats, III &c Bugs, Cockroacner,
&c. A small quantity placied where they frequent
will OF once dispense them.
Pendleton's Panaoea, or Vegetable Pain Elk.
tractor.
a fresh supply OF Jennings Worm Confecslons
the must reliable IN use.
Also, a fresh supply OF SEAL 0LEUM, the greaI
remedy for Rheumatism.
For sale, wholesale end retail, by
DR.. q. BAER,
n y3o No. Isl Meeting street.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1871-06-02

The following are the receipts at the chief
Southern centres from May Is to 81, 1871, inclu.
sive, as reported By telegraph. This includes ali
points but overland:
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1871-06-02

The arrivals for the corresponding week last
year were % IA bales.
The stock of the article IN sight at the la:es:
dates was as follows:
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1871-06-02
Interior Cotton Markets.

SUMTER, May so. About Is bales have been
scld during the week ending the 3oth. We quote:
Ordinary ll%. good ordinary l3ix. low nlddice
II, middling lax, strict i%niddllng 1jo.
CHARLOTTE, May 3O.-Sales to-day 60 bales;
middling lax 10 lac; market strong.
COLUMBUS, May 3o.-Sales Y oales. Receipts
Of bales. Shipments 81. bales.
MONTGOMERY, May 30.-our market Is quiet
and steady and prices are unchanged.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1871-06-02
EoR NORTH ED1sTo, BEAUFORT AND
PACIFIC LANDING.

!. u. sly, VIII leave Central Wharf -
Tor Rdlsto, Beaufort and Pacific Laudlny, every
MoNpLY MORNING, OF = O'Clock, and for Beaufort
aud. Pacific Landing every THURSDAY MORNING,
at s o'clock. Returning, will leave 6eaufUIt every
TUESDAY and FRIDAY MoRSING. at S o'cluck, and
will leave E1lsto every TUESDAY,, OF 5 O'Clock,
P. n. J. u. AIKEN,
macl5 Agent.