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The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1871-12-23

Mrs. Throckmorton marr the Baron
Lcmme. They wanted her to n,srry some one
else, but she said, 'Lemme alone"
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1871-12-23

The New York Post says that "Smagt young
school naams entirely without the aid OF a
sewing machine, Iequcnty collar and cuff u
small boy in less than thirty seconds
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1871-12-23

u amt gong to live long, MOTHER said
woe begone looking youngster. one day, to
his maternal parent why not pray = Be
cause my pantloons is all tered out behind,'
was the conclusion.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1871-12-23

The Judge OF q Texas court. wishin. to
sentence prisoner, had 10 throw cold water
in his face to wake him up. The culprit
didn't take any interest in the case.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1871-12-23

a Richmond merchant on being asked how
large an advertisement he wanted IN the
"hnQHier,' replied that they might "put in
about ,hree piIts of type"
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1871-12-23
LEGAL.

nj Ts.i !! LIS rs SALE.-Noncs y hereby given,
.Gs oIenls Cour: Of La Sale county, STATE Of Illinois,
sefm OF said court 1871 In certain peuuton
lien then peadng In said court the law side
wherein Thomas Scott John Harrington. partners
M m name OF Scott Harrington, petitioners, and
ME-. Hs'rem and Bernhard A. bunfa panss in business
nfm name ana style OF Hattrem Dufra and Charles
Gais ana Dewitt b. SNOW: Partners In business under
naihe a sty e OF Adams Snow deendAnr, shall
" tuesday The Ssd day OF January the hour Of
~ me Afternoon Of said day. offer for sale Ut the south
OF e tsGnt Court House Ottawa In said county, Of
pube AUCTION aid WILL then highest bidder tho fol-
described property being the ordered by said de-
CitN 20 - sold, thai "a to
Hs Ian OF iot Ihirtees as, In Block Eleven ul. IN
ard state OF illinois, -
IrRss OF SAL1.-Cash. GEORGE NJ LE.AN
oseieAw Master In Chancery.
NOIICE .-xTArs OF joni w. ARxsr BONG, DECD
Sonce ~ h-Tcoy given that the undersigned execerix
se ~" "! ans Of Joel w. Armstrong, late the
~ OF "a 60 anu state Of illinois, will appear before
INV c9i or said county 'he third Monday (beng the
S gay OI e5ruary l'S the Court House In Ottawa II
SAFE county when and where al persons having claims de-
A against said estate notified attend and present
same In wrtry for .Anstmsrt
Dated this sth day Of December A. D. ISL
~ CORDELIA E. ARMSTRONG,
osc!eSS ExecutrI.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1871-12-23

This is said to be an Ohio epi.aph
Under this sod,
And under these trees,
Lieth the bod
Y of solomon Pease.
He's not in his hole.
But only his pod;
He shelled out has soul
And went up to God.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1871-12-23

An old woman ut Council Bluffs, stole u
watch and traded it for u double set Of store
teeth. She CRASHES them in Jail.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1871-12-23

Clergymcn, like byakemen, do good dea
of coupling.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1871-12-23

Turkeys, unlike ballot boxes, should be well
stuffed.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1871-12-23

Song of the fawn-Call me early, mother
deer.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1871-04-11
Markets by Telegraph.
MONEY MARKETS

~ NV YORK, April acknowledgements
stea6y. but duiL. stocks strong and actrve No
new uneasy at 3. Gold STEADY at ION. Elk,
change. long OK; short loH. Freights steady.
terhSytng been stringent at ! per cent. currency
to gold Interest. Sterling unchanged. Gold 10a
aloX. Governments advanced HaH. sixty.
two,s l2x. Freights frmer. -.
stf3N-w ORLEANS, March 11.-Sterling 2lH. Hgnt
e1caanEe y. premium. Cold fex. ~
COTTON MARKETS.
New YoRE.Aprll 1O.-Noon.wcetton~ quiet and
steady fuplands a6xc; Orleans l'Sc; sales 400
Bosros. April ao.-cottop steady and in fair
demsadSt midd1p gs-ls1+c; met receipss TO oaies;
gross 745; Gales 800; stock l3,Coo.
~. BALTIMORE, April l0.-Colton quiet; middhngs
1&3kal4k cts; gross receipts 1884 bales; sales 3sS;
s-fNoRRoLk, Apriilo,-Co,ton quiet; low mlddlinf
Exc; net receipts, 9Ss bales; exports coaslwise
lbSss sales 90; stock 40o4.
mai: middiinss i4c; net receipts $40 pales; exports
easaasgsss s2si sa.aS i3s; ssSSS sA.e; II -
si~laaalssssNSEs ast E~saspssas q ss:asafa
steady at l3Halsxc for niddungs; sales $40
0a sMosf fsSs. 1sSriifsi ia duas nsdaisusla4ss
net receipts 1884 bales; exports TO Great Britain
4a08; 0the commemorate; sales 500; stsck n, l52
GALVESTON, April 10-Getoa AAiet; good:ordt-
( nafE, 12xc;net recetptS l6tg bales expofVe e02sk
- wise 2Q0S; sales 500; steck52,e61. s4zaS -
assNEM ORLEANS, April l0.-Coston Bteaay and In
fair demand; middlings 14ssc; net receipts 1857
bales; gross :p129; exports to Great Britain 34l4;
Bremen 1875; CrenstiHI l2o2;sAN4teraam ll63;
NewaYoSk21Ros SSahs4eqo; stock x2HSsl.
PROVISIONS EN6 PRODUCE XfRKErs.
+ ...Esw YORK, April !1y.zNo9p,1;Flour quiet and
Unchanged. Wheat iu1f and Unchanged. Corn
qdiet andSdrm. Pork dull; mess SEQ: Lard heavy
At -llxallXc. !Turpentine steady at 5sase.
RQsfh quiet anddIM nc S2s67x1ar, gtTsiRed!
ES~enipg.-State nour very dun, with little
change since SasuElay; Southern hour unchang.
Ell. Whiskeya shaqe 4tmeHats8ohca$l.. Wheat
q shade frmer, with m6derate export demand;
winter red and amber Western 81 6aal GO. Corn
declde55y lpweE as z7tsoc~%Eoteetd dun pdl6Wer.
Sugar easier. Rice Hat sa85Sc.r Pork heavy At
$40 15as20. Beef inactive. Lard heavy: kettle
12xc. Naval stores steady. Talow SAa8Ic.
CINCINNATI, April 1a-Flour firm; family SO 30a
$50. Corr trim at SIC. Mesa pork dull at $40.
Bacon dull and unchanged! fMhiskey dropping,
-S5as6c.
LOUISVILLE, April 10,-Flour dull; extra family
Sc. Corn quiet and Unchanged. Provisions duh.
Lard Lard sssseEsdeies su ssc: %sissss s ssss1 ssss10He
seI2x; double exIfass ssX; treble sosfss. Corn
auiel, ,IQaI2c. Oats 6Saslc. Bran dupsr at CSC.
'HsSss sprfhne SIS; chefees $24. Pork $40 20
asked; no buyers. Bacon dull sA, 10K. llal1Ee.
Sugar.cured hams 1talec. Lard dull, tierces la
l2Xe; keg lSka1Sxc. Sugar, prime 9xsl0c. Mo.
Observation-Disclosures S0a49; planrSdonTeboiled
I5abS. Whisky duh, Western feetifed S5aS5c.
Couse lfaAeNc ..S--.
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LIVERPOOL CLASSIFICATION

Mddlng
strlct m1ddling .......--...---A%@-
.RIoR.-PNces were well sustained; sales about
75 terces OF clean Carolina, .sayb nercesat TX, 4s
at TX, rs at SIC p II. We quote fair at 7z@7I,
good s@s%o.
NAVAL SqoREs.-Sales as follows: 8 bbls A
rosin at SO. Al bbls extra pale at SIS SO, l bbl pa'e
at $4,.2 bbls dull at 81.
7FRsfanfs.-To Liverpool, by steam direct,
nominal on; upiands via New York, hdl
on uplauds ; Id on sea islands; BY SAL,
lied ON -uplands, IA on Sea islands. To-
Hayre nominal. Coastwise-to New York.
b stean, Kc on uplands and &c on seal
ialands; 81 25 2 tierce on rice;b By sail, &c = b o:
uorron;-R fierce on rice: 4oc p barrel on ros:n:
31esa Mon lunsser; ss@loF = on timber. Il.
Boston, by sail, Xc 2 b on upland cotton
To Providence, by sail 50 p NJ on boardsa sc
q b on cotton; by steam 81 p bale on New
York rates. tt Philadelphia, by steam, &c 2 b
on uplsnds; by sab, or = ID on boards; 30 on
timber; S. = ton on clay, and s39S SO en- phos-
pilates. To Baltimore, by steam, nc 2 10 by
sal, 50 5o@7 2 II on boards; ss@s % = ton Oh
bhosphate rock. Vessels are IN demand By
our merchants TO take lumber freiShts from
GEORGETOWN, 8. c., Darlen and Satilla River, Ga.
and Jacksonville, Fla, &c Northern ports, and $40
0l2 p M are the rates On lumber and boards.
ExuHlNsB.-Sterling 60 day bris-2o.
DOMESTIC EXCHANGE The sanks purchase
Sight checks at Il or to par, and sell at u pre-
MUM.
GoLp-lo9l1.
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Optiral.

The DIAMOND CLASSES, manufactured BY J.E
SPENCER & CO., New York, which are now onefeG
TO Inc public. ore pronounced by all the celebrated
Opticians OF the world to be the most Per1ect, Ma
tural Artificial help, to the human eye ever sDns kISwn'
FROM minute Crystal Pebbles, melted together,
and derive their name "Dlamond, !" on accoun'
or their hardness and b~rihiancy.
The scientific principle on which tney are con
strnctcd brings the core or centre OF the lens a,
rectIy IN ffont OF the eye; producing 8 Gear ano
distinct vision, as IN the natural, neatny s,gq.
aud preventing all unpleasant sensations, such as
glimmering and whyering OF sight, dizziness, &C.,
peculiar 70 all others IN tse: J.,
They are mounted In the tnest manher, III
frames OF the best quality, OF al materials useq
for that purpose. Their finish and durability can
not be surpassed. n
CACTIoN.-None genuine unless bearing usI
trade mark stamped on every frape.
JAMES ALLAN,
: Dealer in Watches, Jewelry.
Sterling SAverwarea audi Optical Goods,
No. 3O7 King street.
',t31-stuth1yr Charleston g. G.
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~ SDtTHE
.wEEDh FAMILY FAvoRlTE L~ocK.sTlfoH
so MACHINE.
For sal. on The Lease Plan, with monthly pay
ments, On easy terms, or for cash. AN klnds VI
Machine attachments, Needles, .Cotton ID
black aud colored.) Silk, Oil, Soap, DC, p
Repairing as usual. Circulars anu saenpleH VI
WORK seat ca application.
Genera, Dealer 10 Fret Glass Sewing ns'
.chines and Material NO. so7 King %stree,,
aug17 GhArses'oo. u.
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.yew YORK naval stores Market.

!. From the. journal of Commerce. April g. The
1Change adjourned over Good Friday. Tnele were
but few OF the trade at their places q business,
aad nething important tfg1e way ofsfsles report
ID. There wss the 7sanerfeelibgfof confidence %
Quoted yesterday, and small lots OF SPIRITS tulpen.
lime OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES no sellers of full Nafcels
'Indef this price. Strained rosin, So 65.
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InssEipF Cotton Make

MONTGOMERY, April s.-Market closed quiet;
low Hiddtngs Ec. 2%: %@
SELMA, April s.-There we're sales yesterday to-
sfrict low middlings. l3nal3k, low middling 10,
strict good ordinary 12ac. Market quiet with a
fRis,demana. ~
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5cuins Maehlnes.
THE GOLD MEDAL SEWING MACHINE.
L pouRI,E LOCK ELASTIC STITCH.

UVUpHb LOOh :.
This Is the most simple and reliable TWO Thread
sewing Machine in the world. 1t seWs direct
from two threads. aud is SIS less than any other
frst. class sewing Machine. Samples can be seen
at No. 1855 MEETING STREET, opposite Charles
ton Hotel, Sole Agent for the Stale. Suo.agents
wanted through the State. Address W.. 8. BIS.
SELL, Charleston. Also agents for Home Shuttle
Hand Machine. SIS. apr4tuths0moS
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Busirass Garns.
In G W n.

Just received at KING WILLIAMS CIGAR FAC
kT0RI&zNO. 6lu King street. near aociety street. q
LARGE and c0lnp,eLe assortment OF Leaf, Chewing
aid Smoking TOBACCO. Cigarettes, SNUFF, Pipes,
Fac, havana aud D,mestic Cigars imporsed and
manufactured by WIN. SChRuDER,. who respect.
fully invites tile attention Of Growers anu smokerS,
and traders. wholesale and retail, TO a stock fuzzy
comprising every variety OF duality and prices,
from the cheapest to the highest grade.s which 10
offered az tile lowest cash ra.es. Az oIdegs rom
shippeu q. o. u, or at thirty days. city accept
sDce. -, - ,dec1S-SMos
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In the mission a.rden-Qse5.)
BY BRET

By BRET HARTE.
FATHER FELIPE.
Ispeak not the English well, but Pachlta
She speak for me-; Is It not so, my fa5Sa Stranger
En-, little rogue' Come, sains st.d me 'ne
Sir, in my country we say, .where the heart nn Is
There live the speech" An you w -
PARDON sea' an old syou cal sl, %Ol 90sy"-
na saBor os | inst SO Old IS the Mission.
You See that pear treea How old you taink'
Ei,,s SsnV yearY Twentye All, Senior, Just FJly
Gone since ! plant him |
You like the wineP 1t Is some at the Mission.
Made from the grape Of the year Eighteen Hun
All the same time when the earthquake he came
San Juan Bautlsta.
But Paachs Is twelve, and she IL the r%ose.tresS
And Iam the olive, aud this is the garden.
And Pancha we say; but her name ls Franclsca,
same like heE~motner.
En-. you knew hea'9 Nor All it Is q story
Bnt 1 speak moi, like Pachita, the English.
And shall not laugh, ehF
When the American come to the Mission,
Many arrive to the h0use OF Francisco.
One-he was fine mamie buy the cattle
or Jose Castro.
So he came much, and Francisco she saw him
And IL was Loye-and,a very dry season
And the pears bake on the tree-anc the. ra1n
come,
Not for one year; and one night I have walk
E muCQ
Under the snye.tree; when comes Francisco
Comes to me here, with her ohild, this + ran
Under the Cliye.tree.
Sir, It was sad -. but I speak not the English
Soi....she stay here, and she walt Tor her aus
he come no more, and che sleep on the hiil.side:
There stands Pachita.
All | there's the Apgelus. WIN you enter.
or shall you walk in the garden with Pancha2
Go, little hgue-stt-attend to the stranger. I
-" Adios, Senior.
PACHrrA (briskty.)
so, he's been telling that yarn about mother
Bless you, he tells It to every stranger.
Folks about yer say the old mans my 1ather.
what's your opinion3
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premium Eanb 5alt.
$4,000 $4,000

s. Viii secure q Share In The Aiken Premium 50
SIS Land Sale. 80
s. WIN secure a share as above and u tine Sc
Is Work OF Art to adorn your homes........ So
IS Wil secure a share and the Steel Engrav. s.
SIS ing, Marriage OF Pocahontas, worth 50
S. will secure Il share and the Steel Engray- 80
SIS ting, Landing OF Columbus n.....:.worth 80
S. Viii secure d Share and the Steel Engray. s.
sSs VIII. secure a share ana the beautiful IS
S5 Chrome, 'xmcrican Aueamn. -. worm 20
IS Viii secure 10 some shareholder the Der SIS
SIS by Mansion and 20 acres.oi Vineyard and 50
SIS Orchard, valued ar $685. 900. ....."....... So
90 will secure 10 some shareholder "Rose. 20
SIS vile Farm, u lGC 30
SIS valued at Sl0,0C0. %
SIS Will secure TO some shareholder "Gin- 80
So house FARM 185 80
S. valued at Sbu00. invest; 20
S. Will secaIe to some shareholder VINO ID. 30
Is vests, a Peach Orchard, valued at $500 So
IS WlH se cure 10 sone shareholder O Vine- S.
IS gard and Peach Urciaid. So
S. valued II $1,000. 30
rs VIII secure TO some shareholder a Gue IS
SIS Villa site. with Cottage, Garden, &C. So
IS vslued. ut 90
IS VIII secure 10 S. other shareholders va So
SIS uabie properties, ranging IN value from 50
SIS $50 IL invest 30
s. THESE Rea!EslaIe Prize. %
s. ya!1e9 a. S,ce9, , are lo sanfa Y o arg Iasu' &
S. It's unequslied climate and hea;tn-giving Ss
IS surrounding, has psde II me ~, 70
SIS ..SAkATOGAOF THE SOp"H." S.
IS The shares wllFhe dfsrributeu hprA 2lst, 50
Is when each Shareholder Will see s.
SIS ''NuAT FIVE DOLLARS WILL DO" 50
,:.sThereis- q tldein the AFFAIRS u men. which,
Taken at the hood, leads on 10 fortune"
The most. Liberal terMs 10 ClLoE.
For description Or tile valuable. Real Estate
.przes notices or the press, names or Committee
to make The Drawing, home endorsements. apd
general character OF the enterprise and manager
luent, send for pznphlet. Eeinittnnces FOR shares
should be made With PostoHlee Money Order, or
currency In registered letter. or ny Express. I'D
dress. ]. Z. DERBY, General. Manager,
Augusta Ga,
0nfe corner OF Jaceson and Reynolds streets.
Err ReAdents Of Charleston aud vicinity can
so society ST.; ~ Z. FICKEY,S, Nj. G45 King street,
'FSiEEURN SDES,, No. SO Broad street. and Sc,
:LlES. RoEMILLAIaS, No. 6l King street.. where
specimens ur the Works Uf ART, winch each share
holder receives. eau be seen. mar242
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NORTHEASTERN RAILROAD COM
IN - OIL :at PANY. &
EHHNH@TaH
CHARLESTON, 6. c., February II, ISL

CEAHLbSF0N, y u, ftDFukIy -, Ao11.
Trains Leave Charleston Daily att L. NJ and
P. n.
Arrive at Charleston 1880 A. NJ. Mondays e1.
Train r does IN" not leave Charleston $50 F. NJ, suN-
Train leaving at 10 N. makes through connec-
tion 10 New York, via Richmond and Acquia
Creek only, going through in az hours, WITHou
DETENTION ON SUNDAYS,
Passengers leaving BY $50 P. NJ. Train have
choice OF route, via Richmond and Washington
or via Portsmouth and Baltimore. Those leaving
FRIDAY by this Train. Lay over on SUNDAY 10 Batr
timore. Those leaving on SATURDAY remain SUM
DAY In Wilmington, NJ c:
This Is the cheapest, quickest and most pleasant
route to Cincinnati, Chicago and other points
West and Northwest, both Trains making close
connections at Washington with Western trains
Of Baltimore nd0 hio Railroad!
- S. s. SOLOM0NS, f-
Engineer and Superintendent. =,
T. !. eIEkpoR, General Ticket agent. :.
febll.l2moB : 81" o.. = Aa.-l u
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Kec,ipt. by Raflroad. April 10.

kscstpts by RAILROAD. April ~
SOUTH CAROLINA RAILROAD.
as1 bales cotton, 60 bales goods, 20 bbls naval
| stores. To railroad Agent, Pelzer, Rodgers d CO,
| Geo " Williams d co. Geo II Walter l. co, ErosG q
Adger, L DeSanssure, WEn Q Bee q 60, WlcoX s
Gibbs l. co, W " Smith, TP Smith, Maruauga q
Wiss i co, Mowry 4 Son, a B Mulligan, Johnston,
Crews y co, Sloan j. Seignious, WK Ryan, snack
elford 4 Kelly J CH Claussen, + n Butler q son.
Laurey l. Alander, Watson i Hill anu Il ino9ln
son j CO.
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MARINE NE us.

ARRIVED SATURDAY.
Scbr. Chatter Oak, Toole, New York; days.
fHay. TO wRoach & CO aud G W Bradley.
ARRIVED YESTERDAY.
Schr Ann S Deas. Garbatti. West Point Mill; IS:
tierses, 5le S.,n TO Cohen 9 sa1 II Wa = aes : GO CO. ) Lenep'
Srsamer. Eliza HANCOCK, Burns, Savannah, wa
Beaufortx4c.. Ndse and suudiiss. To Ravenel,
Holmes i co, W NJ Bird d CO. W Roach 4 co, Mac
\ queen d. Riecke, Southern Express co.
CLEARED YESTERDAY.
ssshr St Elmo, Davis, New Haven-Wm Roach
schr Florence Rogers. Sheppard, savannah-W
afssssesaar albion, Pope, Georgetown, sew Roach
senr. Churaer Oak; .Eoole, Bucksvlle,' g CT a
Enslew q CO
SAILED YESTERDAY.
Br bark Moselle, LeFeuvre, Liverpool.
Schr Elias Moore. DeGroor, New Haven.
Schr Mahaska, Bunker, Fall River. 40
FROM THIS PORT.
Il Steamship Georgia, Crowen, New York, 1oth,
isSchr Frank & Emily, McCobo," Boston, Aprils 9.
up FOR THIS PORT.
Schr John Ferris, st Johns, at Baltimore, TIN
April.
CLEARED FOR THIS PORT.
Steamship Jas Adger, Lockwood, ut New York,
AprlS 8. .
= y MEMORANDA. /.
SAVANNAH, April 1o.-CleAred, sehr F Sattery,
for Sasna la Granae; cleared Saturday, steam
ships Montgomery and San Salvador for New YORK;
wyoming. for Philadelphia; schr Lucy. COLLINS.
Darien; arrived yesterday, steamships Saragosss,
from Baltimore, Gen Barnes, from New York.
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--8HlppisHg.
u @ z N ELW Y 0 r 4 +.
ON THURSDAY, APRIL 18th, AT FOUR
O'CLOCK P. N.
NEW IRON STEAM LrNE-EsTABL lsHED 1870.
srATE-RooMs ALL ON DECK.

The Splendid New Iron Side Wheel steam snip
SOUTH CAROLINA, Beckett, reoinmanaer, VIII
O'CLOCK +. n, from Pier No., 2. Union WharVes.M
The fine new Iron Steamship GEoRdlA WIZ
follow on WEDNESDAY, April 10. o,..o, -
tJvernooi. Boston, Providence and the New Eng
land Manufacturing Towns, at the lowest mar
ket rates. nov ,.n,
For Freight Engagements or Passage, having
yeTy fine state.room accommodations, apply to
WAGNER, HUGER Il CO., No. 20 Broad street, or
to VIM. A. GOURTENAY, No. Union WharVes.
aprl04
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fertilizers. ~
u E Il. T 1 l. f-Z- E R s.
lls. tons No. / PERUVIAN tChiRohal .GUANO,
warranted pure.
1900 bblk Land Plaster, gru1nd from the best
Nova Scotia Rock, anu warranted pure.
100, tons Pure Dissolved and Ground Bone.
isoTtons Whitclock's 'vegetator. The Yegetator
has been successfully used, and bears o
very highrepytaHon- It. is second to no
other Fertilizer, except Peruvian Guano,
- eneyedin this market.
100 tons "Halstol'sn Dissolved Bone and Ammo.
MIA. -. -
leo bhas. Eastern Island Fish 6uano, at s35 per
X e ton $4,000 pounds.
For saeby T.J. hERR SCp.
feb8
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PORT UALENDAR.
MOONS PIASKS.
Full Moon; 9Th, Q hours, 5 minutes. morning.
Last Quarter, 18th, 0 hours, 81 minutes, morning.
New Moon, 18th. ! hour, 40 minutes, evening.
First quarter, nth. 6 hours, Is minutes, evening.
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! beg leave to call the attention OF the reader to
testimonials; in favor OF the Schnapps: -
ffeei bound TO saysthatI regard your ScHNAPPe
deserving OF medical patronage. Aran events1s
Ii the purest possible article Or HollaHdgfn. here
observation-disclosures, and taa such may De selel4
DAVID l.. MOTT. II: D.,
Pharma ceutical Chemists New York.
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OOMMERCI4L NEWS.
Exports. !.
NEW HAvKN-Per schr St Elmo-loO, 600 feet Of
plank.
The Charleston Cotton, Rice and Naval
Stores Market.
OFFICE CHARLEsToN NEWS.
MoNDIy EVENING. April 10, 1871.

MONDAY EVENING, April 10, lSi1.j
CorroN.& The demand for this staple was mod
crate, good qualities showing a hrm'aspect, while
others continued without, noticeable change;
Sales 500 bales, say S ate, 1 at sH, I at TX, al:
-IX. 81 at 11x, IS at Tx, 8 at u, o at l2h, saa
12K, Is at 12K, 10 at Tx, lat 1s, 10 at 1sh, at
1ak, "a at rsb, ,ls at 1917, 80 at 1871, Al at1sA,
10 at. Il, Il at AK, As at lAA, 80 at l41. We
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Wolfe's Sehiedam Schnapps
4 h good for III Urinary complatats. ..
Wolfe's Sehiedam 'Schnappss

Votes Sehtedans SchnappS.
Eliminated and coonterfetsed, and purchasers will
have to use canton IN purchasing.
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ssschnappsns Is Q remedy N chFonic CATARRHAL
complaints. &c.
. EtaEe .grest pleasure IN bearing highly credit
ahle a ea.tnony to its efficacy 2s o remedial agens
ln Lhe diseases. for which You recommend II.
Having d natural tendency 10 the Mucous SUI.
faces, win a slight degree OF observation-disclosures re.
gard it rs one olsu,e most important renediest9
Chronic catarrhal aIr, cloIs. particularly those Of
the 7gehit0- Urinary apparatus. With much re.
spect, your Ouedlent sci yaus,
CHHS. a. HEIS, 4. D.. New York.
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SOUTH CAROLINA RAILRoAr
E0WW@%EW

WCE-PRESWENT'S OFFICEt
CHARLESTON, Sc, January IL, 1871.
Or and after SUNDAY, January. "a, the Passen-
yer Trans on. Tue SUusu Gil Jlna Railroad will
- 90 fnllourrs- tH' @.gH..tp ~ RI
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LOUISVILLE. KY, September J..
I feel that we have nov an Article Of, gin suit
abIe for such cases as that remedy Is adapted 10.
!TrE fsr4ar- II DIR. J. ". BRIGHT