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Cape Haytien of the date when the Tennessee
sailed only arrived yesterday.
Second. IL she ought to be heard from, even
the necessities of sea life call for an allowance
OF many days.
Third. She was live oak vessel splendidly
equipped, ,and we'll officered and manned.
Fourth There has been no bad weather, and
no special preparation to announce her arrival.
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LEGAL rMTH1LIanNcn
The Robbins Divorce Case.
GnfLrt Of Gnfnfllnn PLen2-IfL6ne Peirce,


Court of Common Pleas-Judge Peirce.
The trial of the Robbins divorce case was resumed
this morning.
testified that he drove at the ordinary gait from
Third street and Grard avenue to Valley Green and
back to No. 1913 Wood street, and the time was one
hour and fifty. six minutes; another witness who
took measurements OF the house In Wood street.
DC GesGSeS oiRSr sRs eaS SSd the
that on one occasion she left Mrs Robbins alone il
the parlor with Mr.. Fetter; that she was not at
Twentieth and Green streets on the day OF the fire.
mems parade IN 1865, and that at the rst interview
between Mr.. Robbins and Mr.. Fetter the former did
not offer to shake hands, and the latter did not say
he had never wronged him. or thing OF the kind.
Charles d. Robbins recalied-I did not on the Fri
day or Saturday PIeGeqne Ie h T 1o say any
heart was as black as ink; never had paper
wished her to sign with reference TO TINS matter
interviews had with him. he did not say he had
never wronged me aud desired to be put to any
manly test OF proofs at the first interview became
angry, and shaking my fist in his face, asked him
If he meant to say had only been talking; and he
replied he did not mean that.
The case is yet on trial.
Prison Gases.
Court Of Quarter Sessions-Jldge LudIoW.
Prison cases sti IL engage this court.
James Flake, a lad OF some nineteen summers,
was found guilty Of robbery. II was proven that
on tie 18th OF November an old Quaker gentemah,
streets, ri retnrni6g FROM bank, and the prisoner
snatched from mis- hand his BOOK, containing SZ2o,
and scampered away MT ASS S anS Iook Snt
bow who knew the Juvenile highwayman, ana who
saw the outrage, Identified him, and secured his
arrest and conviction. Judge Ludlow at once sem
fenced him TO the County Prison for two years.
Michael WOod an old grey-f aired man, was put
on trial for receiving set OF harness knowing 1t to
have been stolen. 1t was testified that the harness
was stolen frem Mr. Robinson was purchased by
the defendant from the boys who stole II, aud was
found at his junk. shop In Shippen street, above
Eighth. The boy who committed the theft said thai
he told Wood he was going to do 1t, and wood toid
him he would buy the harness; and when IL was
brought to him his daughter told him not to buy for
il had been advertised stolen, and she took nus
purse from him. But he was determueq ana OooA
the hoy outside, where he paid him small sum Ior
the harness. u, A.. A.. =
The defense alleged good character and that the
was going to sell out preparatory TO going out West
The case is yet on trial.
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FROM NEW ENGLAND.
Fatal Accident.

Fatal Accident.
BosToN, February 13.-The name of the per-
son killed at Auberndale on Saturday lis j. n.
Collier, a resident of that town. He was aiding
railroad employe in putting two disorderlv
men from local train, when struck by the ex-
press train from New York. He leaves family.
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session was formally opened and the secretaries

session was formally opened and the secretaries
appointed.
ship News.
LoEDoN, Feb 13. The steamers Holsatla and
Britannia have arrived.
This HIorniBg's QuotatIons.
LONDON, Feb. 1S-11' 30 A. M.-Consols 92K for
both money and account American securities are
quiet and steady. United States 5-20s OF 1862, 9lk
OF 1865 old, 90tS; OF 1861, s9I; .040s slx. Stocks
firm. Erie Railroad 1SZ; Illinois 1O9H; Great
Western, 20. Talow, 45s. Sd.
LIVERPOOL, Feb. 1s-11 80 A. Motion dull and
unchanged; middling uplands, TSd.; mddling Or
leans, 7Hd The sales to-day are estimated at 10000
bales Flour 2Ss. 3D. Corn S6s. for new.
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FINANCE AND co mM aasCE.
EVENING TELEaRAPH OFFIoE.
Monday. Feb. -, 1871.

money market the supply and demand being
we'll balanced, and the sales steady and easy
10 good borrowers. Call loans are quite active,
the demand giving employment to most OF the
funds at the banks available on speculative ae.
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CLEARED THIS MORNING.
Steamer A. II. Leaning, Brewer, New York, l. Au-
denried & Co.
ARRIVED THIS MORNING.

ARRIVED IdlS n1OhNlN0s
Steamship Volunteer, Jones, "a hours from New
York. with mdse. 10 John f. OIL
STEAMER New York, Jones' from Washington, ID Co.
with mdse. TO w. p. Clyde & 90.
Steamer w. Whlldin. Riggans, ID hours nom Ball
timore with mdse. and passengers TO A. Groves Jr.
Steamer +. Franklin, Pierson, ~ hours from Balti
more with mdse. and passengers TO A. Groves, Jr.
Steamer Josephine Thompson, Hazel, 18 hours
from Baltimore, with mdse. and passengers TO A.
Groves, Jr.
Steamer Martha Stevens, Chance, 1s hours from
Baltic, with mdse and passengers 70 A. Groves, Jr.
Schr Caroline, Tice from MtllYille, with glass 70
Whitall, Tatem Co.
WENT TO SEA.
Schrs b. F. King, for Liverpool, n. s., aud N.
Steelman, for Sagua, went 70 sea on Friday night
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street. report the following quotatiens:-U. 8. 6s Of
1885, 11s6a1l4A 62Os OF 1882 1l2H@1l2A; do. 1864,
1l016@110A; do. July, 1857, 110A@11OI do. July,
1868, 11OM@l10A os, lO-40, 110XA11l. Gold. 111X
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MEssRs. DE HAVEN BROTHER. No. 40 8. Third
u. s. 6s Of 1881, 1l4@1l4A; do. 1859, lfiX@iI9X
do. 1854, l111s@11l1$ do. 1885, l114@ll1X do 1865
new, Ilo@ll0A; DO 1857, do. 110H@110a; do. 1885,
9 per cent Currency, 1l2K@119X; Gold, 11lA@
MY; Silver, l06H@10s: Union Pacific Railroad
1st Mort Bonds, 795@Sl0; Central Pacific Railroad
935@ei5: Union Pacific Land Grant Bonds, TOO@7l5
NARR LADNBR, Brokers, report this morning
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thought that the police should have prevented
this useless exposure of human life to danger
while the ''crossers" stoutly maintained their
right to cross as often as they pleased, and only
regretted that there was not some way in which
hey could do this at all times, independent of
prospective bridges and ferry companies.
THE NORTH RIVER.
Owing to the immense masses of ice that
filled the North river yesterday morning, Jersey
residents doing business in New York met with
considerable delay and Inconvenience before
the ferry boats could force their way through
the floating barriers of ice. At the Pavona
ferry fully two thousand persons had accdmu-
lated before a boat could make its way to re-
ceive it's human cargo. At length, about
o'clock, the Jay Gould started crow ded with
passengers, but ere she had got half way, en-
countered field of ice which effectualy put
quietus to her forward movement, and she was
obliged to return to her slip in Jersey City. At
length, after several efforts, New York was
reached. The ferry-boat Delaware on her third
trip had her rudder disabled by coming in con-
tact with huge mass of ice, and, after drifting
helplessly about for two hours was towed to
her slip by tug-boat.
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lBn CabLe.l

LIVERPOOL Feb. 1s.-Arrived, steamer Rio Janeiro,
from New York, with go bales OF cotton; bark
Bridgeport from New Orleans with 2i45 bales; bark
AgamemnoD, from New Orleans, with 8l6l bales;
ship Agenor, from New Orleans, with 42T4 bales;
ship Alexander McNail, from New Orleans, with 1853
bales ship Nunquam Dormis, from New Orleans,
with SzO6 bales; brig r. b. Cove, from Cbarlestons
with 1869 bales; brig Wasp from Charleston, with
1921 bales; ship Almlra from Galveston, with 2SS9
bales and ship Charlotte, from Savannah with $500
bales. m o,,.1,
BOSTON, Feb. 18.-Arriyed, steamer Calabria, from
FoRTKEss MONROE, Va, Feb. 13. - Arrived, bark
Acauidneck, from Rio for Baltimore.
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LATEST SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE.

PORT OF PHILADELPHIA FEBRUARY 10
STATE OF THKRhoNHTER AT THB EVENING FKLEdRAPH
OFFICE.
sA. .M........sl IL A. Me-. .s6 2 r. M.......H
SUN RISES ......... 6-56 MOON SETs.......... ! 55
Sum SEFs ......... 5-34 HIGH WAFRR......... T'b0
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DR.. Radway's Perfect Purgatiye
Pills.

perfectly iasicess, elegantly coated with
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and strengthen. Railways Pills. for the
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Purely Vegetable. containing no mercury,
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Observe tho following symptoms result.
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ness of the Blood in the fToad, Acidity of
the Stomach, Nausea; Heartburn, nipcst of
Food, Fullness or Weight in tho Stomach.
Sour Eruct"lions.' Sinking or FIuncrinq al
ihc Pit OF the Stomach. Swimming of the
cad. Hurried and Diilicml breathing
A few doses Of Railways Pills will free
the system from all the above named dis
orders. Prico, rs cents per box. Sold BY
Druggist. .,I
Read "Faiso and True" Send one lot .
tcr.siam3 to RADWAY & co, No. 81
Ma den Lane, New York. information
womhthonsnds will bo sent to you. -,
july Idly
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MILLIONS Hcnr Testimony 10 their
Wonderful Cmrntiyc lGnccts.
jan oS ly

"AAAhAVNS Eechr HestxmOhy 10 ihcir
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GREAT BLOOD PURIFIER and a
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BY IMMORAL poison or other means, and tho vital
organs wasted beyond the point Of repair.
Thoy nre n Gentle PurGntivo MS we'll
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OF acting as powerful agent In relieving Congos-
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They inrGorato the Stomach and stimulate the
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eectual remedy than any other. Those who haSe
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and all know that what It doce once 1t does al
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Of the following complaints, but snoh cures arc
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II ail climates; containing neither caiomGi noreny
oy % ey may ut ,Ie
ever fresh, and makes them pleasant to take, while
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They operate by ti,cir powerful influence on tho
nterna! viscera to purify the blood and stimulate
2fthe stomach, bowels, liver, and other organs Of
The body, restoring their rrcgn ar action to health,
engagements as are tic first orisi, Of disease.
:, Minute directions are given IN the wrapper on
ihc box, tor the following complaints, which these
For IDysIcpsi:. or tn,ligestion, Listless.
ness, H.snguor aud I.oss of Appetite, thoy
ach, and restore its healthy tone and action.
For Liver Com I,luint and its various symp.
uchc, Jaundice or Green Sickness, Bil.
iSus Collie and Bilious Ecvcrs, they should
diseased action or remove tic oDslructons which
For H,ysentcry, or Dlarrhoea, but ono
mild dose is generally required.
For HShcunnatisIm, (1Out, Gravel, Pal.
pitation Of the aGeart, Pain in tho
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acton of the system. With such change those
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For Asropsy and IDro1,sAcaI swcIIinga
they Should be taken IN largo and frequent doses
to produce the effect of n drastic purge.
For SupDrcEsiGn q large dose should bo
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pathy.
As Il Dinner PHI, take one or two Iills to
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An occasional dose stimulates the stomach md
bowels into healthy action restores the appetite,
and nvigorntcs tho system. Hence 1t is often nd
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One who feels tolcrably well, often finds that
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hc digestive apparatus.
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learned that he had sustained some
heavy losses, but was still supposed
to 90 doing good business. !.
fresuming on former acquaintance,
he resolved to call at his house. =
Despite the adulation he had re-.
oeiVed and his really fine personal
advantages, St. John was no coxcomb
ana Well know that with a girl like
hose l.ennox, he must stand on bis
Individual merits. So, not venturingto 0
call for her who was uppormost in his
thoughts, he was shown into tho
iamlly sittirg.room, where Mr.. and
Nirs. Lennox sut, with thoir eldor
children. ..... -. y.
To be Coniinued.1
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CoLuMnIA, June !, 1871.
! 1'liE following Passenger Schedule will
- go ih'o effect OIL this Road on and after
| Sunday, June |.
DAY TRAIN.--oo NORTH.
Leave Augusta, at 815 ~
Columbia. S. c., 825 nm
| Winnshoro, - 1907 n m
Chester ... ... 1225 -,
"''''e "' o"e'lo'c' N {. 800 p N
NInHr TRAIS--aolNu NORTH.
''.''' n"ens.a At COO m
NJ NJ. "'""' ll.20 p m
:, ""'hS"oro' l.27 m
'"eS,ef' 400 m
! Arrive at Charlotte, r IN q -,
DAY 7RAIE--GpiNa souru.
| !eric Charlotte, N. c. at 730, ~,
,'' 10 Is n m
:. rn'' "Soro' 1900 p m
,,,;.o, III'','"nn .. 2.3O p m
w wv ~ august" ... ..u... 760 p m
NI"nr rnAlxs--aotNG sour,.
''en'' 80. c,' m"nr,o''c' $40 y m
w:.H'r' w: 10 so y m
Minnshoro, ,... r,........ ..11i60n y -,
Columbia, ooo III
c>,, " Nn"suS'"' 81, 7.3O m
H"'Hd NoRTH Day l'rain makes close
Snr; SfI.H c"nnGs'io"s At Charlotte FOR all points
9 NlHht sfr"'" makes samo connections.
Sundays excepted. .,.r
d,;,'. Hn.Sn nouril Day Train makes close
"a'ly connections al Amg"sla with trains
" "E"fg!a and Central Gcorgia Railroads.
'or al points South, Southwest ond Wesf,
no night trains will leave Charlotte, Au-
gnS," or intermediate points on SUNDAYS
through Tickets sold, and Baegaao check
Gu 10 all principal points. T.. 9'-'r
r. p. ALEXANDER, Supt.
'' ~ DORSEY, Gene, al Ticket Agent.
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complexion secured TO all.
DIR. Railways SarSaparil'a Resell
vent.
Has mado tho most astonishing cures so
quick, so rapid nre the changes the hoty
undorgocS, under ibr influence of this
truly wonderful medicine. TINT every day
an increase in flesh and weight IS seen ard
felt. The Great Blood lu,i.irr. Every
drop OF The Snrsnparillan Rcsnlvcni com.
mun'cntcs through the Blood Sweat Urine
and Other fluids and juices Of The system
the vn'or Of lie. for il requires The wastes
Of The body with new aud sound ma,uriul.
Scroiula, Syphilis. assumption, Gnndu
lar disease, Ulcers in the Throat. Mouth,
fnmors, Nodes in the Ginnls and o; her
parts OF the system, Sore Eyes, Strumor.
Gus discharges from the Ears. and The
worst forms Of SKIN diseases, Eruptions.
Fever Sores, Scnld Head, Ring Worm Sal,
Rhcum, Brysipclas, Acne. Black Spots,
Worms in the Flesh, rumors. Cancers in
the Womb and all weakening and painful
discharges, Night SweaIs, Loss Of Sperm
and all wastes of the life principle. are
within the curative range Of this wonder of
Modern Chemistry. and Il few days use
VIII prove tc any person using il for either
OF these Towns OF disease its petcn! power
Gcnrc them. ...... . ...
II the patient. daily Incoming reduced
by he WASTES md decomposition that is
continually progressing. succeeds in ar.
resting these wastes, and repairs the same
with new matcrinl made from hca,ihy
biood--an1 this the Sarsnpnrillian will and
docs secnrc-a cure is certain; for when
ohco this remedy commences its work of
purificaIion, and succeeds III diminishing
the loss of wastes, its repairs vii be
rapid, and every day the patient Will feel
himeelf rowing better and stronger, lhc
food digcsIing better, appetite Improving.
nnd flesh and weight Increasing.
Not only does the Snrsaparillan kesnl-
vent excel all known remedial agents in
The cure of Chroni., Scroiulous, Cons,it
tional, and Skin diseases; hut il is the only
positive cure for Kidney ami Bladder Com
piain's, Urinary md Womb Diseases. GRAY
q, Diabetes, Dropsey, Stoppage Of Wafer.
incontincnce Of Urinr, Bright's Disease.
Alhuminura. aud IN all cases where there
are brick dust deposits,or the or is thick.
cloudy. mixed with substances like the
white IT nm egg, or threads like white silk.
or there is a morbid, dark, bilious appear
nnce. and white bone dust deposits, and
when here is pricking, burning sensn.
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