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The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1871-02-11
GLD DSs. iEEAEEs',

deem &C duty %. ..! u,".rt ilf'. yp-s- %
consumption, Ni'Hi .'h.r rn.nuI|es iu'. oui' Two
JAIG. r.lEla, SID, carsil Wet.
y.u g.r.i I.y sif' 81 la... .'.pi,ns ~''',n"''
p. I'' %
.It., HARTFORD, Conn.
Af.r having ...g .'.i f lr''....i, au.
many eminent FHJ-I. GUS without cement iDf '"-
,s-a,i tie IUu.'.. liver. IauI,ya Hur orgIu.. t".
hiiry, yHu t,.fuIr. r.r NJ thu.' month. o. manly
,.t.r lf.I .... .I..ffH IsTIIliS. e. s
huuHurr.I zoos 1919. 81 long .f.E l.HH weakness
ari m,.,Ii OF i..el.. cot iurIiy,u, l.lnHss, ,'.,
anoTtlolmoai along time by oiIyI-.
80 ". RICE, Har'.rt, Conn.
w.'e'- case VIZ. considered h"pclr.' by ~
hc ihysIDltu., hIt rg tNr blessing ui tto ~.
, ,fik Wv l.. II GREFiTH.
II.lr.fu, How'd Co., Iui.
Yolf m, zones Ere tho -loat,si ever e. .'.Y', fr
hy rn1n. Iu,y cured my -Hu ~ BfauH AIt.s, lys
pep.i,, aui -1 weak our Doctor ~. "nr.'l','
ga,e up all nope A,"n Instrument ~ 'h" h''''
WI J.SIEriiENS, r.rfu..y CTS -.
Youha,' r,u.,sd '1' ct ram 'ui restored my
url.' % o. H.'uul -H..f, '...
Yur..-.I OIL. .ri.Hr,.s 90 90 year, standing
I suffered g.l. .iy u.i.fr Z t... yuUt Ip,.I, no.
JusS HNK.LLrT Hiung'ou, ~.
N.'r y. one gls,d a.. 90 r"r'','y' ""''r
49,, T. BL'cKsIoSE,ir, Arr'e ny''. i,i.
i"'I urN'tiII 'nNnN. Nr wHe Do. % 'A .Iri 2.
hN'wHrn l'unm'u'ri luur "ytl..a.. !NI""
o. OjlH.Doui UH'n s,'Hi Wn.
Sic Il. } MADDEN, NAwauko, vs..
Tho swelling ult addicted uy vito L. ,.tf,y
removed hy your medicine. 3, g. -rIlIE,
l..,sr.I 81, ~ aIf...s..i '.t.gy,a.- -.u
m. hLLA. h''lL.ii.'i Vn.H.l.p.
,'..a.f .H... HiIf ON WullIr.
M.-.ts L.4..f, W,i
cine ya. .,., m, Mr.a.Wilhls-
Three .hy. ...r.sa.. .as.Iu.'l U,. .l b..
Fsu, u.l yu4gIl. l.Uiu" restored INV hs..fH.
H.- RUIN CpS.!l, llama, u..H.
20" 'ouugWrn your q. .u. rHf. tH.. fl "lt.
l'-s case ui ul.r'ycaf- staining. Ho eog.I iu,
i'll. MetGRNICR uH-horo, InI.
Fsnry' ny egr-'.t.' "a va, completely
broken a'"n ia' 80 in',"g,1,g L''i,ll cured ine
lr,,,pyd .mmel i.f,'i,,iif'm yoarmSi.,ae
BENZ. BURST Louisville, XIV.
Myf.IJ Dr. well. rlENll-- A-HbI,
P,.upauurE Bridge a..
Iionr think / have a perfect cure, therefore
send Iur more medicine,
j MCDEiRNAN, Lyndon, III.
lhat tho liver WlllIui, dy -I"p-iA aus yUiuIt-
ing ayc years before took y,ur woGdcriul mel.
iriae. =. NANTRlE-. Caledonia, OHIO.
Your. medicine removed rho pam IN my
Ms.. u. I"r,l,, ladtp-uicae., a..
.il'r IUmau, Ia"'..., nyu cured % compile
Gated disease,
Charlie oram, oa5.l arlnHrg been chem.
o.ntI BIS aulu.0 uI oi dY.iHf-.
Ilu,. nse..nn, Il.rr-.uy. .le, lu, wro.c flrrr
y'., ann hl,eul'4 u.'u, Do. W., well,
1Js. l., 3D. I.., Bowling ur',n, h!u weakness
AMI comp. .fr,d .I-"r-r cured.
Niu. L,Y. Do CO.. tu.I-r.'I,, Indiana, wrote Jan.
$50. hat ,Irri h.m eight yelr- previous,
L'-.ia' .r 1...-' u A.o't .Nn, Nr| YORK.
paralysis o, other or'Nus.
u.uc. Hayden, E-I, Pc ..'ut OF the Chatham
81 u ~ IH
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Thr Bnllqiim.
Commercial.
rhnrsda, Erening. Feb. Q. 1871.

Thursday Evening Feb. Q, 1871.
The general market remains about the
same AS At our last review. Business IL
quite AZ brisk as in neighboring cities
and our merchants are well satisfied with
the condition of the market.
The opening tobacco sale in this market
on Tuesday last was complete success in
every respect. A numbcroi for
eirn and many home buyers were present
and competition was spirited. Thirty
six hhds were sold, and there was only one
rejection. Comparison of the prices given
below with prices in other markets will
show tina, the Cairo market compares ia
vorably with the best. Our tobacco
merchants have secured the services
OF experienced tobacco men, and the
ability TO back their determine
ton TO make the Cairo market tie
marke, Of the Lower Mississippi, COM
bincd with the great advantages offered to
both buyers and sellers, must compel the
speedy recognition Of the claims Of Cairo
over any contiguous market. Sales
n Vol
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HSdIElEA's5
SARSAPAnalL.A
Read the Captain Eettcr ;,Hd
tl,e Letter from his Mother:
ponion nprracAs, NO.. ArulaO, ~.

i'AsSu iAlsN' as sA'si slll4"'t AHH'a
DIR. JOHN BuLL-IcaTsir knowing me cH
cheney Of your SaT-pHr.ila, and the healing a1G
beneficial qualities u possesses, | send you tfr
following statement OF Ny CI-H3
lwa- wounded about 'No years rFn-Ws. -iE'i
m. onor unI HLLuHu ..I sixteen ritufis. i..n-
Mlycc 30 often, NY wound. ttEyuYf l-a.U.. SET
! have not so urH moment since ! a.. wounded
Lam suui through o." .H., Hy general tr.Ifl.
i- impaired, sul n-'h something 20 H-tI-t ur
luge. ] have mo-, tl.I 40 !.ss r.f,gpau..a t.lI
ln anything '.s". ! E-. tAH tN i, genuine,
Please rSgI,ss %" o. rgf al.'r i1tI'-. HrF
Cv.Go ttti e. To. IltArpN,
T.. S.-Thct0i'rwHs Hp+ vr.t'.a Apnl go. I..t
b, Ms. JCA-.r Ir.a..l, Wav,". o. COPS 4Dhn.
on!
pR, john ENLl.-N-.. eu HyLu,lu., T..
c r. JohIlou, Wa, sAil,ulI surgeon AMI nHys,.
ian M Central NeV lHr;, H.FEr ..c dol, ...ll
IN" above q. L, johnson ma my care, A tt.,f.rr
years ~ ase. Dee i.t chronic uiarrHCl luo
scrOiula, ior which : gave Him yogr HlIr.I
1T CURED LlA. nave !lt lon years 90 alu
meLC't 10 % many IA Nrs A,!E, p..u aHt .Ha-
Tor scTutuia, fever sores, su1 general .U.l.fy.
Perfect success Pa. attended lf. ~ ure .'''ftr
eH'fs ~ srIefaiq and fu.- s.rf frr. r.fls.
miracpioEs. ! Un Vc.y auAIuus Tor M sou tu sr'Jr
have recourse 90 your SHIrHI1ulla. lie .- fearful
Of getting -puuuhH article, hence l.- vl.t'Ha a.
You tori, Is Wo..4s acre toUh.a, ..t Dc.
leye nswa. recover Respectfully
JENNIE JOHNSON
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1--WE proprietor ~, this celebrated wnf fHtut
('r"J si~'',.- '-- % e SUNG TOIIiy psU4 AL &C..
mtilt- over ol'Fri Y" lur Iaai.' Tor inc s.l '.
or 1hi!l- ami Power, whether OF short DT long
Standing. He friots 20 the entire Western sud
souths. tern country Zoo t,sg ban testimony 20
Whatever vii 70 iuti to cure. Z tho dI,ruHus tfl
str CITY followed end r,f..,I out. o. % great
cure, ami Who'll" families lave lr,a r4rHa fy H
single bottle, go re- Ilr'..' restoration 90 OIL.
general health. % ~, however, prudent ruU or
every COCO more r'ifyU '. UNf., Ut I.- U."
tinted IN smaller doses Cor Aaors or tt, F'f,rfHe
disease has been che" rsd UD.' Do. ..' .a 100.
frult Fad long standing rr.a. '.."N"t fN..
inedioiuc VII not require Hny Wl tu .''l gee
or, require q ,al.4flr medicine. .'.. ...Ha
taken Three or lHHr sH..- .l f.H Tonic. H #..H .H
do.c Of Eui.s Vegetable fSp:by ;iii-
VIII ho sufficient.
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CAIRO 11 CIT
OF THE

OF SIT. LOUIS.
OFFICE: FENsT NATsCNAL BAN
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uR. JOHN BULLS prnrr7l n'rri
No. 10 FIFTH, Gross street,
Zs-olrSsaU3I1c. ~.
TRT-rs- ,ys-l
IIORII DESIROIIR
TO NY United states and yv"r.d
wide rse.s,Crs:

wide Render:
HAVE - "rIN"i many t'Ht.fuUulH'a r. fU
/ profcs s,ou1l Eud Wop|nsi men, a. my allnHTrHs
anu various pUh IcNf .pus have shown, 40 ut which
are genuine. The following. from q highly 'iu.
Gated eni popular physician 20 Georgia, I- o,t-
have ever received. lr. Clement knows "a.
scily what he speaks Of and biz testimony dH.
serves 90 be- written Iu letters 81 gold, Her
what N. boctDT .Ays OF ,iulI's Worti Brs.
trOyer;
NllIsnoW, wMKcr County. g.,
June -, 1900
pr. joss BuLL-Ilcar SIR G,y. ntsecs
giyeu your WORN Destroyer" several trial
ant md Il wonderfully ei,i1H. ,Ou-. u has no
failed lu \ single instance 90 have iie vIshrI-iur
effect. avn dong pT,uy largo county Igac'ud,
AMI have dNi y ~" Tor ruiur FIlrir OF iAH uy
am free W confess hat know ~ no r'f1o-u
recommended rs ~" NNlsaf aU'NurI.t. f... ."Hl
certain sId speedy Iult- cil"yts. Ca ''u control 3
they nin uncertain o." extreme. bay object M
wrtttnR ou be- To- tnl .ut upon shat tsrtHH ! gsH
get ~. medicine directly 'fum you. NJ 900 -tf
itupon eary term, shall urr IL gent dthi col No.
AIl aware that the zee - such articles BEL contrary
OF the rsgsiar ltur disgafdigr a rUiDcIy Nh Crar
know TO be- sufficient simply because wr igHy ta
ignorant oflt- combination. FOR my pN', ruul
make n a rule 70 use uIl Hul every means iH a.s
lryiatc suffering humanity WI IA / may ln .l'H
20 commandment Acs.'ysEP torause some ole
more ingenious Than nay teii have leaned I'.
chcrts rt-t, and secured tlc Sole right o. rr.ufH
advocate 90 supporter 81 tgc .'Hd ~ .-.
u0rtruW, tI.t GOOD a." cuuui!, N.H. Iufp',f in
chr. all manner ol disease GO EH..H .'Hy .- ...
Please reply -oon, AMI inform me q your u"i.
term, az, s.I l-Iy tys.r.i tl.Itt
JuLy-P. cLEIENI =. @.
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wilniucton ain-ke..

WILMINGTON, May i.-TURpEST1NE.-In this
article we have no:lnug new 10 report since our
last. Arrivals have been very light, with mode.
rate INQUIRY for diS,illcrs' purposes, aud all
brought TO market has funld sale at 81 rs for vIi
gin, So for yellow dup aid s. 'ur hard, q $50 lbs
closing, however, rather quiet at quotation for
for the week only SO bbls.
SPIRITS TUarESTihE.-llur.ng the earlier part
OF the week Just ended th' market FOR h 8 article
ruled without change Ill price, al!d parcels, when
offered. were taken at As cents. On Wednesday,,
however. it. opened with more lrlnneSS, ana tile
price advG: ccd July cents civsiET win sales at
l6 cents. TD-day tThursda!) Ike market Is rather
unsettled. the advices from DiUat being tHore
favorable. ar! Tie tendency Is ~ aii advance IN
price. Receipts are very iish;. il1 ilrie Is no
stock OIL market. and Ike s:ul.l quantity IN Iuc-
tors hands IS held higher.
RoSIN.-As the time Of closing or review on
Thursday last We reported rather Il duh marSe.
for this iclr, with tendedc; 10 decline i'll all
grades. since III niriceS have gone down about
10 cents OIL the lower, and 50 90 IL cents on the
liner qualities. ut which the Ini,rHet generally mas
ru!ed quiet but steady. though buyers ar operat.
ing ii. ht:y. Receipts are nlraGre U. all grades.
AMI there l. only q small STOCK IN factors hands,
lhe bulk OF which t'eing Of Gcs crup.
TAR.-The marke: ruled without change up 70
Tuesday, when therewns decline 0s jalO cents
and closes at 81 50 per !, will only Il nodei ate
demaud. Receipts hare been MeeSrc fUr The
week, reaching only 49, bbiS, with sales AZ foI.
lows: 23a bhs u; 81 Co. liz do z: Il IS. and lC9 do
a. 81 81 per Dbl
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New York Naval stores Market.

From the Journal OF Commerce, May 8: in spir.
lts iurpetniii" the marker has become very quiet.
Most OF the iuu lots have been bought up. anu are
pretty wei! concentrated. Bids were sc for round
lots nut The holders were 10, Wiling TO sell for
less han 4Sc. Smalsales have bt en- made to the
local trade from outside hands 10 the extent of 90
barrels III A. aa4Sc. Resins are dull There Is a
very liph inquiry for strained from shippers at
Present aud no sa!es'of Importance have been
madr. 81 ll tsasked for cargo lots. Small lots
are reported Offering al So 32,fas2 IS. There Is a
moderate business in the best grades from the
nome rade al weak prices. Siles embrace $50
oeis al So, and so hbs st IS IS. We quite No. .
NJ s. ooaS. %; No l. S3a$l; pale, 81 25a$5 S. I;
fer washington, and e as for Wilmington
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SEES. Al IIIesLi oIeHeHo' WI RfN1 Z"
NORTHEASTERN RAILROAD.
S5.sSSEsl2EE$.

s Per steamer City Point. from Palatka, via JACK
s,syi,,e Kern auGins and Savannah--l2a eXcpr.
sTS Per STEAMER steamer Emile, from Georgetown, S c.
Mrs Prlngle, Miss Pringle. Mrs A II Parker, chlla
and nurse. Mrs RJ Middleton Jr. child and nurse,
Mrs ! r Porter and cnlld;; Miss Read, B Ii Wilson,
S Park Baceden, 4 Macnlurao, Fai;
ris, l. Pringlc. G Trenholm, wife, ch!!d and
mise, Miss X Ii Hazzarl, MISS r Trenholm, u
Ellis. Miss X Glover, Miss l. Hume, Capt roster,
Miss Gibbs, and deck.
Per steamer Pilot Boy. from Beaufort. FacIhG
Lending ami Chisolm's Landing. hc-Mrs N 4
lopeX and servant. ) Connolly. F quarry,
HssseN II " Crouch W Holmes, and . deck'
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R1cE.-This grain is held firmly Sales near 2oo
tierces Of clean Carolina, say 100 tisrces at Si'
e6 at sxc p. fb. We quote common TO- 1aif 81
s@s1s. good S5s@sAc.
NAVAL SroREs.-The market was quiet anu
without sales OF note.
FRg,surs. TO Liverpool, by steam cTess,
nominal or uplands via New YORK, 5au
on uplauds p; Ill on sea Islands; oy SAL
nd on up!ends. IA on sea islands. 10
sayre nominal. Coastwise-io New ioiN'
AZ s,earn. &c on up!alds and &c on sta
stands; 81 % p terce OF ricc:aJ soil, ~ = II o;
,ot,ou:-a t!erce on rice: 44c = barrel oa rosln;
s,@s a :. on lumber; sp@1O p on timber. II
Boston, bJ sail, &c = ID CD upland cotton.
To Providence, by sail SIS = Is on boards, &c
. Ii on cotton; By steam 81 y bale on Ne"
Yo.k rates. TO Philadelphia. by steam, &c q 10
IN nplands; by sdil, 81 = M on boards; 50 on
,.mocr: IS y ton on cay, aad 1898 80 On paos'
5ns:es. To Eai:imore, by steaa, &c 2 10 o.
SUI, Sc aod57 a rs on Boards; ss@S 20 Y Ton c.
phosphate rock Vessels ere IL demand p
,ur merchants TO take lumcer irslgntsa ~
georgetown. $. c.. Dar:en. aGt Satila HeeE,rea
AID !acsson;ne, Fla, 10 Northern e0r'S, ami ST.
al. ~ Il a-e the ra:es on i.n!ter and boards.
1xc::A:;dg.-Ster!gg 50 day bills 2l;a.
Dcxys-lc ExcuAEaE.--T file sanks p1rela> G
,,yh. checks at u cr 10 Far, ana sell at 4 pre-:
MUM.
G1Lp-l0aGl1.
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.Interior Cotton Markets.

COLUMBIA. May 4.-sales of cotton yesterday l4o
bales mlddling Is cents.
I2Hal3 cents. Market quiet. ,,,.
GdIuMBUs. May 81 Mtddngs qhtet al lsS' :;
sales 20 bales; receipts. 81 bales: shipments 70
OHsISi MONTGOMERY, May 3.-couop market qale' at
''S SELMA May s.wThere were sales syesterday 70
the amount Of Us bales; mIddllng lac low ,51ic mlc
dings l3tSc, and strict gUad ordinary aI i-iAe'
MarSet irIn and unchanged.
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OEFICLAL.

11sT eF LETTERS remaining In the Postofhce
a, charleston, for the week ending May o.
1871, and printed onicial!y in The DAILY NEWS
as the newspaper having the largest circulation
In the City Of Charleston.
H- Persons calling for Letters aaVef"se0'
should state that they are advertised"
az Office hours from A. ID. to e55 +. ID. VI
Sundays, from s.s TO sh P. N.
STANLEY @. TRoTT, Postmaster.
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appears to be pretty well under the control OF tne
trade, and prices rule pretty firm On al grsoes o
Buyers can find fair assortment "a snatt .e .;
immediate necessities, but no further: sales Oh
10 tlerces Carolina at s2<as,sc, and 2i5 oags han
goon at 1a7Nc. r,o-o 10 mt
From the journal OF Commerce Inele Is hGs ~
strong. There is demand enough, but hardy any an
stock offering. SO tierces Carolina SOLD at "a
and zoo bags Rangoon. duty paid, at 'aI4c, cur
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,p. n0,p York Hay Market.

From the Daily Bulletin May 81 Recepss t9aay Saiss
f Havena at 81 TO- 100 Brunswick, Ca, at 81 TO-
20 R for Tarboro', n T., at 81 10, and so for New
harm at 81 10. Retail weak at 81 l5al 40. straw.
Continues scarce anu wanted. sales 30 oales O 1or
Providence at 81 90. oats s. ooal po, s'ol' ~"
/ so Wheat I0a80c.
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FX. .URSIoN TO ST. AUGUSTINE AND
THE ST. JOHNS RIVER, FLORIDA.

Tie Spendil and fast Steamer r ,sEcss \,
DICTATOR, Captain J.. C0Xetler. sI5ss.G
will leave Charleston. TUESDAY. May lpli, At al-
past P. NJ. On an Excursion 10 Florida, arriving
1T Savannah carry on WEDNESDAY. and remain.
ing there until afternoon, afrrdlng AMPLE Time TO
visit Buenaventnra aud Otler points Of interest.
Leaving AZ O'Clock p. 81, will arrive at ST. Au-
gus;nc THURSDAY MoRSINa where most agree.
able day may be spent insreclI e The ancient
Spanish Fortress, the Cathedral, aud Other relics
0 the hrst settlement on the continent, In sal Ing
on The Bay ur visiting tie orange Groves Of the
ne!sht1rhood. Leaving ST. Augustine. OH FRIDAY
MORNING, he Dictator will pass Gn the ST. jumps
to ta!alka, by daylight, STOPPING AZ allpO'hts "s
Interest, thus aiGrdn2 L rare HppDitun Of see
ing. o The best advantage, The !lcst bcauiifui OF
Southern Rivers.
Returning viii leave LacEsoi.r.lle SATURDAY,
FernanGlna The same aitcrnucn arriving At Sa-
vannah SUNDAY IoIsIHu, 'El charleston Sun
DAY EVENING.
Fare :or r"und Trip, s1s.
M extra charge iur Meals t.! S'a;c!o"ns
may1-:i HATENEL & Co. Agents.
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NORTHEASTERN. RAILROAD CON-
lN PANY. 80
&W 4F u
CHARLESTON, 8. c., February

CHARLESTON, 8. c., February II, 1871.
Trains leave Charleston Daily at II N. and
p. y =.
Arrive at Charleston 7:ao a. H. (Aondays ex.
cepted) and $3.50 P. NJ.
Train does not leave Charleston $3.50 P. NJ, SUN
DAYS.
Train leaving at IL NJ. makes through connec.
rion to New York, via Richmond and Acquia
Greek only, going through IN ~ hours, WITHOUT
DETENTION OK SUNDAYS.
passengers leaving By e:3o P. NJ. Train have
choice Of route. via Richmond and Washington,
or via Portsmouth and Baltimore These leaving
FRIDAY by this Train lay over on SUNDAY IN Bal
timorc. These leaving On SATURDAY remain Sun
DAY In Wilmington, N. @. -.
This is the caeapest, quickest and most pleasant
route to Cincinnati, 'onicago ana other points
West and Northwest. both Trains making close
connections al Washington with Western trains
OF Baltimore and y hio Railroad.
S. $. iSOL0MONS,
-" Ea'a9 Engineer and Supertnten
P. L. CLEAPoR, General Ticket Agent.
lebl1-12pos ,c-.-. si.q.a
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AND THE
WEED FAMILY E,vGRTE LGCk.sriTCf
GACiilSE
are The best IN use.
For sale on tine Lease fian. WITH 1non!aiy pay
meutS, on easy re.EIs, or fer cash. AL kln:s 'i
Machine Attachments, Needles, Cotton. lWh!:e
MACK and co!oretl,) SILT. OIi, Sca1. &c, &c.
Repalr!ng is Isuai. Circulars and sa1cp:es
work semi on application.
.. 4, HASFLT0S,
Genels' "eaitr IN eirAi .iass Sewing &a
chimes ana Ma;eru. so. 3ni Ehg stree:
Qug1T ''la'"st'i'' n' v
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FUR Ne w Y Rk.
uLDLISK NEW yo!.x AND CHARLES
ToS STEAMSHIPS.
I,.$!IED 1875.
SPACIOUS As;) ELEGANT DEvK sTATE.nuua.

The very fast aad snlcrdll sideWhcel SteaEl.
ships Of this Line vii sail from Adgcrs South
Wharf lis follows
CHAMPION, SATURDAY, Mhy 9th, at O'Clock
P. NJ.
JAMES ADGCR, SATURDAY, May 18th, at o'clock
P. ".
CHAMPION, SATURDAY, May 2sth, at O'Clock
P. NJ.
JAMES ADCER, SATURDAY, May 27lh, at II O'Clock
~.
HB-IRsuran"e.E II per cent. 10y this Line.
~ Through EiJs OF l.auiIng given On Cotton 70
Llver3uul Boston, Pr violence and the New Eng
land manufacturing towns at The lowest marke
rates.
mayl JAMES ApGEk CO.
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OOMMEROIAL NEWS.
LATEST COMMERCIAL.
Exports.

PH1LA1ELPH1A-Per steamship Fall River-ls3
bales cotton, 25 tea rice. 2lT bales yarn, IL baes
rags 6sS bbls qsVal stores, and l5' PACKAGES veg
etables.
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iOslaide, Mrs El.
yira
.- Patterson, Mrs
A K
l-lPaslegue, hE
/ Hettie
Miss Sa-
ian Il E
IS Parson, Miss E E
iFarSOn, MISS
RI Hettie .
Pearson, Mrs Sa-
Perry, Mrs Mary
al Jane
Phelps, Mrs Ma
81 ~
lPickenpack,Mrs
/. Rebecca
Plnckney, MISS
81 Mary
lPorcher, Miss
,sI Cattle
Polite, Mrs Polly
/. Polite, Miss
Catheren
l-lRaferty, MIS-
Bridget
0. Randell, MIS-
Amy
MlRathbone, Mrs
Rechert, MISS
sy Eliza
Riley, Mrs Eliza
H. G
Richor, Mrs Ju-
Il dy
Ross. Miss Mary
S. Rasseil, Mrs En-
hi
e.IRyan, Mrs Alice
a-lSchord, Miss
| Cellie
r-jScanlan, Miss Z
lSeabrook, Mrs
q William
]Seymoie, Miss
MI NJ
nj Smalls, Mrs J E
lSmith, Mrs NJ II
smith, Mrs Mary
!Span, Mrs Sa-
rsl rah Jane
Spencer. Miss
rs Henrietta E
iStanIon, Miss
Lizzie
q 81 ianard. Elsey
Sickler, Miss Sa.
e.l rah {care OF
! Colnocor How
81 ELY
!Taylor, Mrs Ma.
3 ry +
Tnomps n, Mrs
sst Harriet K
tuhWpSOu, MIS
| Ii T
TURNER, Miss
Ei Lizzie
tTuonley, Mrs Sa.
u rah
lFersor, Mrs So.
T phif
nj Prescott, Miss
r.. Carrie
VanderhorSt,
Miss Agatha
e-,Walker, Miss
MaryA
CIWaus, Mrs Mar.
O. gdretta
Ward, Mrs ] H
z-IWebb, hiss G ]
%elDges, Mrs d
Welch. Mrs Ste.
rsI plen P
White, Mrs
ss Cathline
iWhyley, Mrs Di.
Wiley. Miss Ma
rs ~ e
tWUneTS, CulOe
Mrs
E N
Mrs
Ii f
81 Williams, Mrs
Georgiana
Mrs
ii Mary Ann
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DOR GEORGETOWN, S. G.

To Accommodate Delegates to ;he .:xE@A
Convention To be held here on Lie
1lth instant, the Steamer EMILE Captain q. O.
While, will leave here as ahpye ON MONDAY
NIGHT. the Sth instant, at 9 O'Clock. Returning,
leave Georgetown on WEDNESDAY MORNING, the
10th Instant, at O'Clock. Tlils iQ l.u Of her
regular trip neXtweek.
For engagements apply on board or 70
SEACKELFORp u K LILY,
rnay3 No l BOyceiS Wharf,
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Optical

The DIAMOND GLASSES. manufactured py J. f.
SrETtEH x Co, New York, which are now onered
10 the ruu". are pronounced, by ii! the celebrated
Opticians u: ihc world 10 be the most Perfect Ma
:u-al .iy.ria clip 70 The human eye ever known.
They are grGund unrr tlrir own supervision.
from Mu:u:r Crystal Pebbles, melted together,
ans ,irrivr their lame. ''Diamond.' on ACCOM-;
of their hardness and brillinney.
Tic scientific principle on which they are con-
sincttd hrEngS Tie core or centre OF The lens III,
rect!y i'll from uf the eye. producing 6 clear and
Ills; met vis.ta. rs IN the natural, healthy sight,
and preventing nj! unpleasant sensations, such az
giimInerlng and warerng oi sight. dizziness, &C.,
peculiar 10 ail others i'll USE
They are mounted III the finest manner, In
frames If the best quality. OF I'll materials used
:ur ihal purpose. Their nnish and du oility can
rot be surpassed.
CAuruE.-Sonc genuine unless bearing ther
trade ili.ri. stamped OH every frame.
JAMES ALLAN,
Dealer in Watches, Jewery.
S!rrl!n. Siiycrwire AMI optical Goods,
No. 3Gi King street.
s3l-atnthiyr Charleston -. U.
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New York Rice Fsnrket.

From the Daily Buli@tin, Nav 6 Tnc sock 10
Gay IL fair FOR the season, OuS :ae sc..ra: MARIE
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AreEts, Mrs Jo-
hannah
Bail, Mrs Anna
stasia
Beck, Mrs, AT
thur
Bee, Mrs W J
Bennett, Mrs Ca
thrine,
Behrens, MISS
Christina
Bergman, Miss
justin
Black, Miss Mary
Briston, Mrs NJ 4
Bradshaw, Miss
Eliza
Bronson, Mrs
Mary
Brown, Miss An
ma (coD
BroWA,Nra Jane
tcol)
Brown, miss Fan
ME
Brown, ElseJ
(col)
Bulkley, ,Miss Ju'
liza
BERNIE, Miss
Martha
Burges,Mlss Jes
Cain, Miss Mar,
Jane
Cason, Mrs E J
Camel, Susan
Compile, Miss
Anna
Campbell, Ar!
DorcaS
Canlinn. Miss
Mary r
Cheny, Miss An
ME
Christopher,
Miss Ella
Cornelius, MI!
Elizabeth
Connolly. Mrs
Cooper, Miss III ,
Colmier, U '
Commines, Mis-
Minnie .
Coldaugh, Mis-
Cross, MISS Mar
anna
D..vis, Mrs Han
rah L.
Darral, Miss Sa
lima
Daggett, Mrs 10
sephlne
DAILY, Me Henri
eta
Darby,MrS Cath
IluT
David, Mrs Jan!
Davis, MISS AMI
E
Davis, Mrs Henr.
l.
.Dangerfeld, Mis-
Anna
Daisey, Mrs
Mary
Deas. Miss Han
nah
DeEaux, Miss
Annie n
DeveauX, Mrs
Jane B
Bans,. AIRS Char
lotte
Duncan, Marths
Duncan, Anna
Dupong, MIS- +,
Edgerton, Mr'
Mamie
Edmond, MIS-
John
Edwards, Mrs
Jno
Espey. Miss Sa
rah B
Fabian, Miss 1
FQrahpn Mrp 10
8nnah
Fraser, Char
lotte tcol)
Ganlard, Mrs
Estell
Gaillard, Mrs F I
Garrett, Miss
Margaret
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THROUGH BY DAYLIGHT

The lavorite Steamer
Z L I II a III "A ~ G . X,
Captain l.. ". BuRSs,
will receive Freight at AccummoGa-' ~
lion wharf for absvc points every sEsSxEs55siRe
TUESDAY. and leure every WEDNESDAY MORNING,
at 7.o'clock, arriving at Savannah same evening,
and leaving for Darien, &c., on the following
morning.
ReturDinr will leave Savannah for Charleston
every MONDAY MoRNISG, at I O'Clock.
Fur freight or passage, arp.y 10
IlAYESEL. HOLMES & CO.,
may6 NJ. III E"SE BaT.