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a FEW reaaons why they should have the
IA preference over all others:
i. Wheeler i Wilson's Sewing Machine is
much simpler than any Of the others; re-
quiring less than half the amount OF ma
chinery.
2. As the result OF this simplicity, this ma
chine. is much less liable than the others to
get out of repair. l
8. Another roeuit OF this simplicity is
greater durability.
4. Another result is less friction. and, con-
sequently greater ease and rapidity OF mo-
ton, with less noise.
S. And greatest OF all, that it uses no Shut
tle, and makes the lock stitch.
It is the cheapest to buy the beat. Dnyl.ho
machine that has Justly, fairly apd honorn-
bly, won reputation and independence
against q strong and bitter competition. For
moro than twenty years has the Wheeler d.
Wilson not only stood fret and foremost, but
now stands the unlivalied Sewing Machine Of
the enlightened civilized world. Buy the ma
chine that has been thus tested and proved,
| and then you are sure to get tho best. For
sale on tho easiest poesible terms Sales
| room Main street, aecond door below THGSI1
Office, Columbia, s. G. I
J. IS. PURsLEY, Agent.
A. WHyTE, General Southern Agent.
June 81 Emo
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TO THE PUBLIC.

AS tho sale OF tickets in the Cooperative
building Association has been 80 rnpid, thus
reducing tho expenses OF the rafIle very ma
terialiy, the General Agent has concluded to
reduce tho number Of tickets to 1000. AS
this scheme was not designed as specula.
ton; but merely to change the investment 10
more extensive improvements in tho city, i.
is hoped that the advantage IN the reduction
OF the number Of tickets may bo readily seen
and appreciated. Abont one-fifth OF the
number OF tickets have been already disposed
Of. DIR, e. ". WHRET.Fn
General Agent, Key Boz SO, Columbia, 8. q.
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DR.. D. L. BOUZER
ARTIFICIAL TEETH.
/, REYNOLDS IMPROVEMENT.
J,,I,c 4 1

TtHOSE who have lost several Natural
= Teeth, and have beon advised to part
With remaining sound ones. as til Q fret step
towards obtaining artificial substitutcs, are
tequsstcd, before submitting TO q practice,
cruel in itself and often unnecessarily per.
formed, to convince them ,clves Of it's fallacy,
by looking closely into matter OF go much
Importance.
The above Improvement was designed to re-
sist 80 deplorable practice, and after tho
rough test OF more than three years, is found
capable OF accomplishing what no other sye-
tenn OF Artificial Dentistry has heretofore doho.
1t is now possible to obtain partial cases,
which will rave for years Natural Teeth, and
be at the came timo reliable in every reapeot.
An invitation is hereby given to such as
feel interested to call at our Operating
Rooms, and examine duplicate specimens oi
cases now in actual use.
Nov Ct REYNOLDS 4 REYNOLDS.
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Intelligence Office.
(OpposUs Wdsonio Iyou

.WTE call the attention of the citizens y,
wv Columbia and vicinity to the fact that
We haye purchased tho interest Of BEARD l.
give attention strictly to its demands. Msies
or females wishing employment Of any Kind
can be aupplied by calling. or sending in their
names and residences aud announcing their
medately taken notice of. -RentoTs and those
Wishing to rent will be provided for. The
collection OF Accounts will be pursued, Bonds
negotiated. and Gales OF Real and Personnel
Property madc. LEE d SKITH.
June
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O. r. ID.


TINE season is at hand when tlie human
Il family is more afflicted than during any
other part OF the Year. The su,.'s rays scting
upon the dccayed vegetable and animal mat
ter, poiaons the atmosphere, and produces
many disorders OF the e! stenl-Chills and Fe-
yer, Bilious Complaints, DiarrLmn. Dysen.
terry, Cholera Morbus, Cramps and holic etc.
Hence tho SYSTEM requires an invigorating
and tonic medicine, that will brace up its
shattered forces, and enable the organ. to
perform their proper functions. For this pur-
T,oee we wonld recommend the nee Of HEM
IJSH'S QUEENS DELIGHT.
For Dyspepsia and Weak Stomach:
For the Liver and Kidneys.
For Coughs and Sore Throat.
For the Lungs and Splitting Of Blood.
For Weakness and General Debility.
For loss OF Appetite. For Sick Headache. ,
For DiarrhDa and Dysentery.
For Fever and Ague. For Bilious Fever.
For Cholera Morbus and Cramps.
For PalpitatiOn OF tho Heart.
For Broken Down Nervous System.
For Neuralgia and Rhenmat{em.
For Purifying the Blood.
nEINITslIs QUEENS DELIGHT
The people approve OF, and physicians sane
ton its ueo, because 1t is good medicine.
Take no other medicine. 1t Is spring invi-
gorator. summer tonic. q purifying beye.
rage, admirably adapted to all conditions,
male and female-grown persons and chill
dren at this particular season. Be cure and
call at Heinitsh's Drug Store and get bottl
OF his preAt medicine.
Prepared only by e. 81. HEINTTeH,
May 80 Druggist and Chemist.
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College Commencement at Due West.
k@ Ga @ gz g9gss..5sE|s sa4ga
GhKENYILLE AND CoLUMnIA RAILRoAD c.

tAEEEEILLE AND COLUMBIA RAILROAD Co.,
COLUMBIA, b. e., June rs, 1871.
RoUSD Trip Tickets, for ono fare, will be
~ sold at all stations on this road for DON
maids, to persons who desire to visit Due
west during commencement exercises OF
Erskine College and Duo Wcat Female Col
lego, on the 18th and 18th OF July.
ssie OF Tickets to commence on the 9Th and
continue until the l1th inclusive, tho priyi-
lcge to return to e1tend to the 18th inclusive.
THOMAS DODAMEAD,
- General Superintendent.
III. 7 BARTLE1T, General Ticket Agent.
ssPapcrs publishing By agreement will iu-
eert three times weekly. June rs ~
Schedule Western Div'n Wilmington
Charlotte and Rutherford Railroad.
1a "a IE[ ! Egg'Esz!zs3
OFFICE OF AGENT OF WESTERN DIVISION,
WILMINGTON. CHARLOTTE AND kurH'D Il. H.,
LINcoLNToN, N. c., June %, 1871.
I EAFE Charlotte 8 80 A. NJ, Tuesdays,
~ L, Thursdays and Saturday., arriving at
Hacks for Cleveland Mineral Springs.
Return TO Charlotte =. III. same DAYS.
V. q. JOHNSON,
July limo Assistant Sup't
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At Louisville, June 27, the triple fnne.
raj of Mrs.. Stark, child and sister, elicit
ed much attention. They all died within
twenty-four hours.
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SPEcIAL ATTENTION given to the o..
~ lection Of Commercial Paper, Interest
On on state and Railroad Bonds and Stocks, and
nov 2S emo r GAMBRILI, Broker.
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Greenviile and Columbia Railroad.
COLUMBIA, 8. c., MAncu 1. 1871.

Es - IT GGEMs55qqzzaEEss8sa GGEMs5qqzzaEEs8a ON and after this
katssc - af & SassaE--sfx date the following
connecting with Night Trains on South caro-.
lima Railroad up and down; also with Trains
going North and South on Charlotte, Columbia a
aud Augusta Railrosd:
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MM MANHOOD
eV How Lost! How Restored

Gs&yV JHst ph0NsNed, IN q seated enue.
@.s141 t0pe. Price, sir cents.
A LECTURE on tho Natural Treatment
IN and Radical Cure Of Spermatorrhea or
semina! Weakness, involuntary Emissions,
sexual Debility, and Impediments to Mnrri-
Epilepsy and Fits; Mental and Physical Inca.
paclty; resulting from Self-AbuHe, 4 c., by no.
BERT j. CULvERwELL, NJ. D., author Of the
"Green Book,"Go.
"a Boon to Thous ntfs OF Su6erera.n
Sent under seal, in plain envelope. to any
address, postpaid, on receipt OF ak cents, or
two postage stamps, by CHAS. j. @. KLINE
Il CO.,
1a7 Bowery, New YorL-P. 0. Box, A, $50.
June IL 3mO
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Cleaveland Mineral Springs,
{FORMERLY WILSON,S.l
IS Mules West of Charlofte. n.

55 Miles Vest Of Charlotte, ". C.
THE Subscribers, having associated them
IL selves in the management Of those
Springs, would announce to their friends and
tho public that the House ia now open for the
reception OF visitors.
To those who have tested the virtues o.
these extraordinary waters, it is deemed un
necessary to say anything by way OF com
mcndation, but to others they confidently as.
sure satisfaction if they will make trial OF the
healing properties OF tho waters for only a
short time.
We pledge ourselves to spare neither paine
nor expcnoe in order to render. all who may
favor US with a call as comfortable as posi-
BILE. In prospect OF an abundance OF supplies,
we have adopted the following scale Of
RED UCED LUARGES:
IF over 10 days at 81 so pcr day.
II II not over 10 days, .......-... LIS
CiuH.c onJ. ....-. 6.Ou
Children between the ages Of two and eight
years, and colored servants, at half rates.
Washing on reasonable terms.
1t is expected that the Western Division oil
the Wilmington. Charlotte and Rutherford
Railroad will be completed to within o mile
or two OF the Springs at an early day.
J.J. BLACKWOOD,
JnDc4 II. M. OATES.
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BlAckwell's genuine Durham Smoking TX
Aoco at PoLLooK's. m
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Charlotte. Columbia and Augusta R. r

Charlotte. Columbia and Augusta r. &
sUPERINTENDENT'S OFFICE.
COLUMBIA, Il. O., June 8, 1871.
aaSa saR gslsz& next, 11th inst, the fol /
lowing schedule will be run over this road:
GOING NORTH.
Train No. L. Train No. g
Leave Augusta. 1926 A. nj. G0O p. M
Leave Columbia =. g O9 A. M. II On p NJ
AIr1Ve Charlotte.... .2.96 T. II. $40 A. NJ.
GOING SOUTH.
Leave Charlotte. ....7.4O Am. ao0p IT
Leave Columbia. .. 2eOP.M. 225A NJ
Arrive Auguata. 75OPM 79O A: M
No. Train daily. No. q Train daily, Sun
days excepted. Both trains make close con-
nection to all points North. South and West
NO. Trnin makes close connection at Rich.
mond for Virginia Springs.
Through tickets sold aud baggage checked d
to all principal points. =
Standard Time-W ashington City Time,
Z. p. ALEXANDER, General Sup.
E. II. DoRsEY, General Freight and Ticket
Aeeno. June 10
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juno %
Main etreet

cali early, 10 DC convinced or tho ahOTe {aCtf
juno % Main etreet
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es.
.... .C0NSUMPTION,.
ITS CURE AND ITS PREVENTIVE.

HY j. II. SCHENCIk, 1I. d.
M ANY q human being has passed away,
Ix1. for whose death there was no other rea-
son than the neglect OF known and indisput.
ably proven means OF cure. Those near and
dear to family nnd friends are sleeping the
dreamless slumber into which, had they calm.
~ adopted
DR.. JOSEPH II. SCIIENCK,s
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PORT OF EEw YORK, FEBRUARY IS, 1871.
CLEARED.


Steamship City Of Washington (Br), Jones, LiVerpoo-J
steamship Italy 3D. Grogan, Lverpool-Na,iona Steam.
steamshp Iowa tBr ovcns,one Glasgow via Brss,-Hen-
Steamship Hermann (NG,, Rechmann Bremen oer,chs
, Steamship riDe. Partridge Galveston via Key west-c
Steamship Caharine Whiting, Howes, Fernandina-Jas
Steamship Gen Meade, Sampson, New Oreans-Frederic
steamship Cortes Nelson, New oreans-H Cromwell
steamshp Montgomery. Faircloth, savannah-R Lowden
Steamship San sa7sdor, Nckerson, Sayannah-W Gar
steamship Champion, Lockwood, Charleston-H Nor
Steamship wyapoke Bourne, Norfolk, City Point and
Rehmond-old pomlnon Steamship Co.
Richmond d-washinsion a, Co.
steamship John Gibson, Winters, Georgetown, Dc-Geo
steamship Volunteer Jones' Phiadelphia- steam
Steamship Nereus, Bearae Bos,on-H " Whitney
steamship Acushne, Rector, New acknowledgement &
Snip Riversdae (Br), Carter Lverpool-Peabody Willis
Bark sanderson tRr), Humphrey, London-Boyd Hinck
Bark Aette tswe), Norden Ravre- wendt Teens Book
Bark Kosmopoic Dutch, Muldair, odessa-c Boel,n
Bark Albert, Reed, Cardenas-J " Elwel 4 Co.
Bark Charles (NG), scheran, Wilmington. NC Tobias
Brig c F Eaton. Elwood, Marseiles-Jas Henry
Brig Maria Crowei Br1, Perkins Blboa--Moss Ward
Brig Martha b. Nickerson, Pointa-Petre-D DeWolf /
Brig ANGELA, Leighton Matanzas-Simpson Clapp
= Brig Albert Abrahans, Wilmington NC-Funcn, Edye &
schr " Holmes, Ward. s. Martins-B Weinberg.
schr Kennel, Soper. Cardenas-Jas Ward Il Co.
sehr Sophia Godfrey, Wheaton, Corpus Chrisn-Tupper
schr skylark, Lorins Mobiie-J Hurlbut Son.
schr Daybreak, blake, Key west1Heney 4 Parker.
Schr Webster Barnard Smith Jacksonville Bentley, Mil
scnr Fred spoford, Turner savannah-Bentey Miller
schr Nellie, French, Brunswick, Ga--H W Loud & Co.
schr Mohs Porter, Megasaiin Norfolk, Vac Staples
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TIE COAL MINERS STRIKE.
Tho Feeling in schuylkill County-Hinsrs Pre-
vented from Resuming Work by the Work
ingmen's Benevolent Association Ty-
ranny Of the Secret Societies.
''-.ss ...,ns,ss,cs,-cs,.,,>ooo.o- 80 :

louisville, Fen. 1S, 1871.
The suspension OF mining operations In Schuyl.
kill county is assuming serious aspects. Business Is
suffering severely, and there are loud protests rom
all quarters against the leaders of the Working
mems Benevolent Association, who steadily re-
fuse to give the feeling OF the miners on
the subject OF resumption any consideration.
The men have shown their willingness to resume
work, and in several have gone into the MIN es
but have come out again, being threatened with
personal violence II they persisted In working con-
trary TO the mandates oi the yrants who ride over
them. There are rumors that the furnaces along
the line intend TO blow out rather than continue
work under the present unsettled state OF affairs.
The Miners Journal, in a remarkable article this
morning gives the general feeling Of all business
men. The following is synopsis Of the article:-
No has been fixed for Schuylkll county yet The
coal operators win not negotiate with the committee of
thes Workins1nens Benevolent Association until they
withdraw many of their claims with regard to action the
coneries &c II they refuse, the operators viii have
nothing DO with the associations but will ask the 10
20 work. with the proer Of ample protection they have
10 invoke the whole Of the government TO do The
outside interests beginning TO understand the
these suspensions and they desire without being
subject TO brua treatment having their properly endan
gesd by the torch OF few bad men who surround them
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Died.

DrEHL-on Thursday morning. February 10, at
halpast three O'Clock, Lieutenant Colonel JOHN j..
DIEHL, ST., in the SD year OF his age.
The funeral Will take place this Sunday after
nOon at one O'Clock, from his late residence, No. 1873
Essex street. The relatives and friends OF the family
also the oncers OF the Second brigade, First dvis-
ION, n. g. s. n. Y. the Independent Batteries OF the
late First regiment Artillery, n. g. 5. n. Y, and
supernumerary officers OF the same; the Fifteenth
regiment New York Volunteer Heavy Artillery Vete-
ran Association, the Independent New York Schuet-
zen the members OF Navigation Lodge, No. 2s2,
+. A. NJ; Pacific Ledge, No. 23S, +. A. N: the
Arion and Teutonla and Hudson Maennerchor Vocal
and Singing Associations, Minerva Lodge No. $50.
!. D. o. F.; Lafayette Lodge, O. 3, q. S. D. f., and
Central Association OF the same; Cherusker Lodge,
No 4, o. ID. H.; Steuben Lodge, NO. ISL ID. o. H.,
and the New YORK Germana and Teutonia Benevo-
lent Associations are respectfully invited 10 attend
the funeral without further notice.
PRl0R-0n Saturday morning, February Is, ANN
PRY0R-in religion Sister Mary Teresa, OF the Third
Order Of ST. Francis, IN her 3lst year.
The relatives and friends OF the family invited
20 attend the funeral from her late residence, 563
First avenue on Monday morning, at half.past
eight O'Clock thence to the Church OF ST. Francis
Assisium Thrty.hrst street, between Sixth and
Seventh avenues. where requiem mass viii be
offered for the repose OF her soul. The remains VIII
be taken TO Calvary Cemetery for inteIment.
(For Other Deaths see Eighh Pdoe.1
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ARRIVALS.
Exported By THE HERALD STEAM YACHTS.

REPORTED By THE HERALD STEAM YACHTS.
m snd o S ss @ E' x hserpoo Jan
10 passengers to John Dale Experienced strong gales
egssns;.M via Bos09 GTanssyn
with mdse and passengers, TO Frederic Baker.
u issa s' hss fss
ss wssSs s entire s inst a. 10 AM
Ship Anglo saxon tBr. Davidson, shanghae Nov and
ssS
NE gale ship uper lore and lower topssi and reefed fore
torrents 1 a % as every I,e w U
typhoon down all studdngsall royal yards
f. ana owns
s P sn d 10 SoNs fore nd
pete hurricane foretopsai in ribbons tho making
he Sn
Vi ~sd nsex sas: s os1ss
S s @ % a
e % winds Snv and sSSa aaaa
% ss @
I%p.asS s Heard is1," Ro Jan.ipe ps Dec via
Co. Crossed ths Equator " in ion 1914 had strong.
variable ssas Is gales y, ~, hroashqn , u.u
1ss%ooa. Murray. Had Scusn Weather; is,
sPssn Sssn 's Of from 'o' HA
BARK Idaho, Richardson, cieniusgos u days, with
a.e s
FOX, steering norm; was days north OF brttcras
Bark q W Roosevelt. Hartman, Matanzas II days. with
sugar, TO Jas Ward 4 Co. Had rough weather; was
days north OF Hstteras
Bsg Caibarine Dan clausen Port Elizabeth, oGH, SO
days. with wool SKINS to Bsuendahl 4 Co. Passed st
Helene the Equator Jan Is in lon 81 had
hne weather TO Bermuda was 81 days from Themes with
strong, variable gales
Brig Ernestine (of Yarmouth, Me), knight, Cardenas 10
days with and meado, to Brefs Sop Co. Had fine
weather. was days north OF Ha1teras. -
schr Franklin tof East Marion LID, Null opanta- &
namo i6 days. with sugar to Young Co-vessel 10 Gull
eaume Co. Feb H. lat 49, Ion ~ had severe gale from
sE lasting IL hours lost flying jb; was days north OF
Ha.tcras.
schr Joseph Fish tof Thomsstonl Turner, Csrdenas
meado order-vessel TO master. lad rough
weather; was days north OF Hattcras: 49,
Schr Pioneer, Bearec, Galveston II days. with beef TO
Watts Parker Co--vessel TO s. W Lewis Experienced
heavy NE and Sc gales ~ days Of Hauerss
schr Warren Blake Mssssrvsy parien' "a Ca days. with
schr Brsgdon, May Baltimore for Boston.
Schr Amelia, Post, Newcastle, Del for NewbuYyport.
RETUlHKD-BrsM McfArand Brl Hall, hence 18th inst
back consequence OF thick and disagreeable weather
went ashore on ne point q ssnoy Sos ~ on
vessel leaking WIN 70 on the dry dock for exAn
Bria Antelope Rupba hence 18th inst for Hayana: Same
lower In consequence Of unfavora
bic weashsr AN, 18th the ice from the upper py came
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TIE HUDSON SLAUGHTER.

Continuation of the Iuqaest-Tcstimony of
the Conductors OF the Two Trains.
PoUGHKEEPsIE, Feb IS, 1871.
The most important point in the Coroner's investi
cation of the New Hamburg disaster to-day was the
evidence OF Conductor Cossun, Of the express train,
and Engineer Cornelius Roe, Of the Oil tram. Con-
ductor Cossum testified that his train passed Fish
KIN at 1915 p. NJ, and his running time from there
20 New Hamburg was eleven minutes. He made
that Time, which would bring MIN on New Hamburg
drawbridge at l0:25H.
The engineer Of the oil train testified that he left
Poughkeepsie at 945 or $3.50 Y. NJ, and that hls
ning time TO New Hamburg was thirty-four minutes.
That woud make HIM due at New Hamburg station
~ tweDty-tnree or twenty.four minutes, and at the
drawbr1dge at twenty-three and a har or twenty
four and half minutes past ten O'Clock, which
would MAKE but a minute and haf or two
minutes difference between the arrival OF both
trains at the drawbridge.
All the testimony is in, and the verdict will be
given some time next week
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os k.~ Rsl p:s s.t % rs
@ ssss ss' sss & !esi
s.gue S.Ss. xsrsola Rosa DO; Adsia Carlton. csi7
sa ef' ss s fsss ses
sAegA Feb 81 4-Arriysa Arr w bark Arthur. Lamb Boston. mn
olssSs St Se9s as.ss14 I ssSi George staples Nc
american Ports. ~
BOSTON, Feb 1SArrived, ship Memnon. Baker, Gotten
sSg sarss MssnO sssss Masna Starlight sssvs
Hammond, Rio Grande Arisos, Peak, surnam Grace Lo-
ssSP UsP' c.s
oS g:s gass Char. B
BsowTwo large schr', unknown. heavy gale is blow.
SHXRLEsToN, Feb l5-Arrivcd Celeste tBr), Full
't S,sarea I BARK Yumuri tBr, Campbell, Liverpool
lsth-Arnved, schr David streaker Vanglder' Bati-
Steamship Manhattan, Woodruff, New York schr
DARIEN. Ga, Feb i3-Arrived ship Norden NOr) from
HOLMES HOLE, Feb 10, PM-Cleared, schrs Anne q
Stevens, Montgomery for Boson slaaht,
BARK ssh seavey Galveston for Bo.
s, nss
for do sssy sr Roberts Cape Hayden via lnagSa
Hall Elsaeehport for Salem; JOSEF joseph NsSerson son. sassr
s@san Hr apy p As Fox FOX Adams
sailed-schrs Taylor Mathis, Rngeader Red Jacket
nth Arrived, schrs Manitobah Bp Walker pemarara
for Boston, Thomas Fish, Wiley Galveston fer do Nellie
Doe Richardson, Wilmington Nc, for do Emma Higgins
Ryder Rappahsnsock River for do Emma Finney, Pa-
At anchor in the Sound of Nobsque-Schr B Hawkins,
gAM-sailed barks Mariana starlight br,gs Valencia.
Aristos Reynolds, Grace Lothrop Mary G Roosevelt
ssgS aa TSo%as Aaas
Alice Eq amms Srs ayss rGSs
n peaaie New York schrs Ella Hay Jeson do; Adanes
Cleared 9TH schrs Carrie Walker Mcfarland, Norwich;
roll Middletown; Mann, Rogers Norwak lith Paul &C
Ihompson Godfrey New York May Morn, steson, Barba.
NORFOLK Feb l6-Cleared, schr NJ Morales, Newman,
PHILADELPHIA, Feb l7-Arrivcd barks Colombo (Nor.
,aD, Carrao Palermo; brigs Emily Conner. Anthony Old
Town "a Harry yirden Colins London sohrs Jones,
CearedBrigs Royal Sovereign tBr) ogpye Clenfuegos;
Roanoke (Brl, WiIle, Laguayra and Porto Cabello
LEwEs, Del Feb I7AM-Wen to sea yesterday, barks An.
PM-Herm brig has in harbor. Fore and aft schr
passed IN at PM with signal flying from main sheet but
PORTLAND, Feb i6-Anived, schr St Elmo Davis Calais
Cleared Brig Mariposa, Staples Cardenas schr Chion
SAN FRANCISCO, Feb 9-sailed. ship Richard Busteed
johnson, Calao; brig Percy Edwards Josseyn Yokohama
SAVANNAH. Feb l4-Arrived, ship Geo Hurbut Mason,
Liverpool; bark Susan NJ Dudman (Br) Gardner, New
York
Cleared-schrs J Gilmore Mcdonald, Mosquito Inlet !;
Burdett Hart Robbins Boston.
Seguin Baltimore.
cieared-ship Annabella OBJ, Craig, Lverpool bark
Glenavon Dr. Jones' Aberdoyey; brigs Tempest Boston
WILMINGTON, NC, Feb I5-cieared, bark Rosa CNG,.
WA WAsaNGToN % Nc Feb ls-Arrved, schr Mary Louisa,
Gaskn, New York.
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CUBA.

valrnaseda's Movements--Arrival Of Troops
spain.
HAVANA, Feb IS. 1871.
Captain General Valmaseda arrived at Villa Clara
this morning. He returns TO Cienfuegos tomorrow
and thence goes TO Trinidad.
The steamship Spain has brought 500 soldiers.
General Palanca has been appointed commander
Of the Eastern Department and Joaquin Alva Inten-
dente of Finance The latter up to the present time
has occupied the same position in Puerto Rico
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EUROPEAN MARKETS,

Lospor MONEY MAaxET.-LoSDos, Feb: ls4:3O r.
MConsols closed at ~ for both and for
count American securities quiet and steady United States
tvetwenty bonds, 1857 8lx 1885, old SO4 1857, S9
lO9k; Atlantic and Great Western. a. "
LIvRxPOoL COTTON MARKRT-LfvEEpooL. Feb 18--
280 nThe cotton market closed ncadieY Middling up.
lands, 10 middlns Orleans nd Ttd. The
sales OF the day have been 1000 bales including A000 for
speculation and export. Sales Of cotton shipped from
Savannah and Charleston deliverable 10 April and Nay,
were made at 7bd for nddinc.
LIVERPOOL snnApsTuTrs AARxHT.-LrvIarooi, FEB.
16-P. NJ. The market Ia quiet Produce-Renned petro
leum hd. per gallon, Lnssed ou Ea l0p ESs p1 ton.
The New York herald., 1871-02-19
SAILED.

Steamships City Of Ws.nngon for Liverpool; Italy,
PIN rrnce e. PSrt r. aa Prince Gen Meade New oreans Bsn
iie Key West and Galveston; San Salvador, Savannah
Montgomery, do; Champion, Chares.on; Geo Upton,
DC; Volunteer, Philadelphia.
From Southwest sptBrigs Eliza Thompson, Ponce, PR
Sailed 18th. steamship City of Mexico Vera Cruz
Wind at sunset wNW, fresh.
The New York herald., 1871-02-19

deeds Writer'S In the second century,
who crouched at the feet OF Roman
power dissemi1ste M the faiseheod that Christ was
mept not Sustained by the revelation OF history,
and must be discredited by every candid mind.
Jesus taught and practised the religion and laws Of
the Jews He iet their woes and longed to be their
Releemer