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Poisoned.
New YORK, July 1, 1871.

New YORK, July 1, 1871.
Mrs. Lydia Sherman was arrested
at New Brunswick, New Jersey, yes
terday, by officers from Connecticut,
who charge her with having poisoned,
at different times, three husbands and
two step-children, the offspring of her
last husband by previous marriage.
She has been taken to New Haven tor
examination. The statements of the
officers leave no doubt that the woman
is guilty of one OF the most startling
and sensational series of crimes that
have ever been committed in this part
of the country. On being charged
with the crimes she manifested SUR
prise, either real or very well assumed.
She gave no appearance Of guilt, and
beyond simple surprise and the asser
tion of her innocence did not seem to
be at all affected.
HER CoNNUBIAL HISTORY.
This woman married a Jersey man
nearly ten years ago, and after living
with him three years he died suddenly,
and under circumstances which occa-
stoned considerable comment. Her
second husband was married in Con-
necticut. and died under equally sus-
picious circumstances; but as nothing
was then known of the former mys.
terry, no action was taken. Early in
1870, at Derby, Conn, the woman
married Mr.. N. 81. Sherman, wild
over with two children, one six and
the ether fifteen years of age. With:
in nine months these three died, all
under some unaccountable circum-
stances. After the death of the old
est, which occurred last, Mrs. Sher-
man went to New Brunswick to visit,
and went also to Philadelphia. Inn
mediately after she had left Derby,
and succeeding the death of the child,
the friends of Mr.. Sherman took steps
to investigate the matter, and to that
end had the body of Mr.. Sherman and
those of the two children exhumed.
OFFICERS STATEMENTS.
The officers who came on to make
the arrest state that undeniable evil
dence of poison was found upon all Of
the bodies; that it was plainly seen
in the stomach of the last buried OF
the three. They also state that they
have been able to fix upon the muir.
deress the purchase OF poison similar
to that of which traces were found
The poison was vegetable, and OF an
unusual character, the officers being
unable to give its name. -.-
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England is being now washed away
bv liquidation. It is only a matter
of time when the sea will once more
roll over it, and bury its cities, its
Iivss. its loves, its treasures, its beau
ties. its ages of organic creations IN
th. depths of the ocean, there to re-
main till some future changes of the
earth's surface raise it once more to
the wonder of beings who may then
be existing on this ever changing plan
ct Rsrdn,a's Speculative Cosmology.
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started with all his might,
sWhy, Daddy, don't you know he said
eve creased the wheels last night"
And so we had, but forgot, my head
was almost crazed,
Our Boy, who is bright, smart lad,
looked puzzled and amaz'd!
L told him 1 was going off, "to be a
right good boy" -
"Where are you going Dad ? says he
says "to Illinoy"
Breakfast was ready" Betsey call'd
and I was ready too
To hang or drown, or shoot myself I
felt so awful blue!
l could not tell to save me, when 1
shut up the barn.
Which way the world was going round,
and didn't care darn.
We both went in, my Sunday clothes
I saw upon a chair.
All ready, nicely brushed and clean,
Betsey had put them there.
And on them laid bunch of flowers,
tied with a lock of hair.
The parlor-door was left ajar, it didn't
shut with ease;
Therc-as 1 caught glance within,
was-Betsey on her knees
1 heard her ask forgiveness for the
hasty words we'd said
That God would bless our Boy-and
pour his blessings on my head.
And then she hid her face, and wept |
again she prayed and cried!
L couldn't stand it longer, but, kneit
down by her side,
And as we prayed, and kissed, and VOW
ed ever in love to dwell,
What perfect peace and joy we felt no
mortal tongue can tell.
And instead of going off upon the rail
road track,
1 clapped the saddle on the mare, and
bro't the papers back.
"Won't the neighbors laugh sayyou?'
Be hang'd if 1 can tell. .----
But as for "Mrs. Grundy," let her go
to-hell.
1 didn't mean to swear, Lawyer-'tis
the first time in my life,
But when neighbors will be meddling
and stir up foolish strife,
And blow the flame that's kindling to
part a man and wife,
Till the heart is full of bitterness,
and you feel as if you'd bust,
They're taking part with Satan, and
surely will be cuss'd.
"Come up to dinner, Lawyer, and
bring your wife along.
Well have a joyful gathering, and
right up every wrong"
| The crops are looking finely-we're
having splendid weather.
My hearts brin.full of happiness, Tn
lightsome as a featherl
Betsey and will gaily sing as down
life's hill we 60,
"We'll sleep together at the foot, John
Anderson my joe"
So burn the papers, Lawyer, our ar
gufying's done,
Come veal or woe, in life or death.
Betsey and 1 are one.
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MISCELLANEOUS.
VIM. RALSTON

Jeweller and silversmIth, opposite the
First National Bank, Ashland. Gold and
Silver Pens, and choice variety of jewel
kept constantly on hand. Highest price
paid for old gold and silver. Repairing
done to to order and an reasonable terms.
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T. S. HUNTER, NJ. D.

Ashland Ohio, Office over Vantilburg's
Jewelry Store. Special attention given
to surgery and the treatment of chronic
diseases on Monday and Saturday of each
week. rTs-v-
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E. T. DRAYTON.

Dealer in stoves, tin, Copper, brass and
sheet iron ware. Particular attention paid
to roofing and spouting. Manufacturers of
the Automatic Clothes Washer, l door
east Miller House.
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FL. T. VANTILBURG,

JeveIer and Siiversmith, one door west Of
the First National Bank, Ashland. Gold
and Silver Watches, and splendidassort-
mentof Fine Jewelry, kept constantly, on
hands Repairing done to order. on short
notice. (vol. 24n7)
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II. J. TRAVER & CO.,

Proprietors of the Ashland Carriage Facto-
~, old stand of Ames & Leach, Sandusky
street. A very large stock of the best made
work in the country, consisting of Car
riapes and WAGONS
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DAVID BRYTE.

Cooper. pear Rector's Mill, South Ashland
Keeps on hand large supply of stock and
materials and is ready to sapply any de-
mand for Cooper work on short notice.
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5 JUSTICES OF THE PEACE
TIP.

CLEARCREEK TIP
RI. siinantOn, Com. expires Apr. 9, 1877
George Shriver, do do do do
JIM, Sloan, do DO 40 oo
GREEN TOWNSHIP.
I,hnTayler. Com. expires April 9, 1871
T;u;.m, ,Coyan, do do do do do
EEE HANoHER TOWNSHIP
Morreil Rust, Com. expires Nov 6, 1871
Stephen Mapes, Com.
JACKSON TOWNSHIP.
William Berry, Com expires 4p. do, sS 3; ls.s 81
T. NJ. Dearman do do Oct. 'o' H.
LAKE TOWNSHIP.
Robert Marks, Com. expires April II, 1870 SO
6. w. Brubaker, do do - 1917
- ~ MONTGOMERY TIP
John d. Jones, Com. expires April 9, 1872
J. 4: McCiusky, do de do do do
r. McMurray, do Jan. 13, 1871
MILTON TOWNSHIP.
F. BARTON. Com. expires Apr: 8. 1873
Ii Wsnrick. do do do 9, 1871
roHECAN TOWNSHIP.
JsD. Mumper, Com. expires April g g. 1s7I 1s7I
lfIFFLIN TOWNSHIP.
pel%aT ns r ssiI1src Rd6nsnsof UaP' e1R Do do do
ORANGE TOWNSHIP.
George Miller Com expires Oct. 20, 1872
james AIberson. do do do 12, 1870
PERRY WMsHIP.
J. G. Bringolf. Com. expires Aug. 81. '12
s. Hogenshen. do do Sept. 6, 1870
REGCLES ToKNSHIP.
- John Tbom.. Com expires Nov. 1879
II, w. Barker, do April IL, 1873
SULLIH4N TOWNSHIP.
Geo. Philpot Com. expires Nov. 9, 1871
Hamilton Porter. do do do do
TROY TOWNSHIP
U Summers. Com expires Oct. Is, 1869
c. s. Van Arman. do do Apr 9, 1871
81 VERMILLION TOWNSHIP.
W. G. Galloway. Com. expires Apr: A. ~ ~
= David Fox. do do June "a. -
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Remember Louis Leon, Clothier has
just received large supply of Spring
midsummer Goods ut his new store
rooms in the McNulty Block. Go
and examine his new goods, and order
a suit ut once.
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Three hundred families of Ameri-
cans are about to Colonize on the
Cheyenne River. about forty miles
from Fort Abercrombie.
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tears of those weary, weary months of
waiting were streaming through her
eyelids.
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HARDWARE.

S. W. & T. N. BEER,
Dealers in Hardware, Iron, Nails, Glass,
Cutlery, Paints, Carpenters Tools, Sash
and doors. Store one door east of 1st Nat.
Rank
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D. G.. AIcCARTY, NJ. D.

&C. McCARTY, NJ. D.
: Physician & Surgeon, Polk, Ohio. VIII
nav special attention to the .treatmen mt of
chronic diseases, on Saturday OF each week,
at his Office.
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3. T. cowAN, N. d. d. MYERS, MI
PHYSICIANS and Surgeons. Office over Citi-
zens' Bank, Ashland, Ohio.
N.B-Dr. Myers having taken thor.
ough course of instructions, under Prof.
Flint at Bellevu Hospital. n: I. on dlseas'
ular attention to the treatment of the came
2vol4no1.
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FREDERICK BOCKLEY,
Saloon, and dealer in family groceries
provisions and notions. Fresh stock and
cheap. Store north side of main street.
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MASONIC.

Stated meetings of Ashland Lodge No: 15l
F. & A. NJ, held at Lodge room in Miller's
Block on Fridays preceding the full moon
of each month.
VIC. HELTMAN, W. NJ.
Stated meetings of Ashland Chapter, No.
81, r. A. NJ, held at lodge rooms in Mil
lcr's Block, first Tuesday in each month.
DIR. ]. P. COWAN, II. P.
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MEAT MARKETS.
q &I SA AT.

Butchers, and dealers in fresh Beef, Pork,
Veal. Mutton. Bologna. Meat market op-
posite First National Bank, Main Street,
Ashland. Ohio
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CABINET WARE.

e. +. & C. EPPLER,
Manufacturers of an5 dealers in cabinet
furniture and chairs. 4 first class stock al
ways or nand, at their ware rooms south
side of main street, east of Times Office.
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PHYSICIANS.

wM. S. ALLEN, N. D.,
Physician and surgeon-Ofice and Resi-
dence on corner of Church and Second st.
Ashland, Ohio, VZ4nIS
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DRUGGISTS.
OHIO PANCOAST,
RESTAURANTS.

Druggist and dealer in Perfumery, Wall
paper, Notions, &c, main street. Ashland.
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BANKERS.
CTNrkHOIDERS-

STOCKHOLDERS.
JacIt, Grail James Purdy, G. II. Topping,
James Ca5ean, J. & r Frecr ]. II. Sanborn
ID. Girter Nancy Miu-heil, Elizabeth Reed,
Wm. Osborn, L. J Sprengle, S. w. Beer,
J. o. JenningE-
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LAWYERS

ATTORNEY at Law, Ashland. Particular at
tention paid to collecting and business IN
Probate court. Office on Main and church
Streets Ashland, Q.
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McCONlBs & CURTIS.

INCOMES & CURTIS.
Attorneys and CounseIlers at Law, Ashland
Ihio. Office in Bank building, over Beers
Hardware store
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! :.

Fer steamship Georgia, for New Yors-J II
Haston, T Harris, E b Coe, 4 l. Sardie, PrOl rack.
ard and wife. On DeNoc, Miss Z Johnston, A G
Goodwin and child, W h Peckman. F Il Pope. Mr.
Randall, e II Glascock, Mrs A McYcc and child,
J-F Benteii, J B Leslie, 5 A Madden, D'Donnel,
Miss Buttuch,, Mrs Al pennlAE Ahrens, j 5
Coyllle, F Schfper; A1fenne, '.ifss- Mundy, Mrs G
q Bennett and son, " BrowDer, Mr. PORT, MISS
Rowland, MIR Aorrisey, Mrs Rowland, G NetcAef,
] Jackson, W Knodler, Aiss Hastings, K F khos-
Ter. o Kellington, wife and Eve children. Master
Ogtolenguk' Hiss OttolenguI. Miss Nash, Mss Ha'
spIt Miss Brandt, Rev J E Todd, Miss buckingham,
w A Wentworth, A y Barrett, W G Barrett, S s
Depnisi " & Dennis Mr. North. d Boyd, MrsW r
Wheelock, Miss North, Mr. Erghart, Miss Erphart,
C Canty, Miss Cove, J Byrne, p Wall, and others
In steerage.
Per steamer City Point. from Palatka. via JACK.
sonyille; Fernandina and Savannah-ColJ iRes
and SOD, ] E Wightman, Rev FL Lehets, NOT.
gan, w Icook and vile, J G Fraser and VIE ID
lockwood, S Cornley, vile and daughter, Mlss q
c Stevens Hsrtridge aud ~4sl Mrs A Turner
n DoWHey, ] Durham. wife and sln: \ HooSeI
and wife, u Edgar, " E Morris 9 F Craig, R
Hill, J HatZeck, Mrs Sanchez, J p Welis ana vile,
X z Cunni1e, A G Arnord, Il Harbeck, TayloI
and wife, l. j Downy, Mrs Turner, l. K winner, X
G Miner, Fl r Cohen, Rev Mt Ebase,a4f Puf1ee
and son. Miss Purdee,- CrockaWay, II Dun.
ming, ID F Brown. N Lathrop. Mrs E Lucas Mrs L
II Meryin, Mrs N Warr0ck. W Wilson and wife, J
P Hill A Creighton, II King, D b Leary. Capt W
A Show, Mrs Wheeler, Mrs Middleton. Mrs Doug
las, II d Hennessey, Miss II Smith, Miss A Caper.
ton, Miss b Caperton, J ) Larcrea, Msdsen, Il ]
Den]op, P Hftzler, Jr, Il r Manu., and 10 deck.
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e s sssss' ssssfss 1 eesssslss i iss: ss sss's ESQ., 5;s ssass
n .,i ssszss y,s:sss j 81 s. g .2 'ssss;
WILMINGTON, April ie.-Cotton dull and nomi-
nal; middlings 14c: net receipts 80; exports coast
wise 13I; stock 17s0 bales.
lower rates; niddlings 1SSc; net receipts !2l; ex-
ports coastwise 1878; sales 500; stock 81 ,oso bales;
AUsusTA, April le.-Market dull and unchanged
at ls&alsN for Liverpool middhDgs; sales S0o
Mosus, fpri5}s. Cotton asIst, mtdditngs AZ:
sales 800; stock A, $3.50. u,,, q
NEW ORLEANS, April 1a-Cotton steady win q
| fair demand; middllngs 141sal4%c; net Tecelpts
1854 bales, gross 1915; exports to Greas Blltaln
4T2o, Amsterdam 1894; sales 1900; stock 2l7,4o;
GiIvEsroN, April le.-Cotton quiet ana %eaK K
&c. &c.: :s 90 sssss P'''ssP Pss's5;01ess'Es'SUE
PROVISIONS AND PRODUCE MARKETS.
NEW YORK, April 1s-Noon.-Flour dull and
dropping. Wheat quiet sd heavy. Corn dull
and unchanged. Pork steady at SIS s1a$ls.
5SXc. Rosin quiet at Sc IS for strained.
ing.~Eeur-Sou1hero< duu.and heavy az
50 s5sts5; esaap %S, s1 stm stt 7. d Sessas; W. wSe az
steady; winter red and amber Western 81 63a1 O..
Corn trmer; 56a57cts for mixed western. PoTh
steady at SIG. New mess beef dull; plain mess
s1oal5. Lard quiet: kettle llall&c. Naval sores
firm and quiet. -..s
CINCINNATI. Ap-l 1e.-ProVislons - demand
ngAspandshgders@ Arm, xagh betIsr Aelpg az
Bacon sold at ekaloc .or sides. Lard lie. WhlsSey
in fair demand at 81. -, 49,,
LOUISVILLE, April le.-ProVlslons dull and
| nominally unchanged. Whiskey quiet ana heia
SEw ORLEANS, April 1e.-Flour dull at S. soa6;
double SO SO; treble Sc 75a1. Corn fEmer at ISa
7Sc. oats eaae5a; Bran 81 o. Hay pffme $2S;
| choice SIS 5oa 90 Pork dun at $50. Bacon dull
and lower at 7%alo4alOAc. Sugar.cured hams
at I5al6Ec. Lard dull and lower; tierce 11Ac:
keg lsaisHc. Sugar frmer; prime 1oal0Ac. MO-
Iasses, good fermenting 3oa4oc; plantation re-
boiled, 35a46. Whiskey, %rectlfed, held at 85as5c.
Coffee l4a151c.
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MARINE NEWS. !,
CHARLESTON, S. C........APRlL 20. 1871
Lat % deg IS min 80 sec. Lon 7a, deg 81 min OF sec
ARRIVED YESTERDAY.

British 0arR Otnerc, mCHre2or. SSW 1Uh-ielI
April l. Ballast. To Hunt Bros i CO.
Schr Ida Birdsall, johnson. New York-14 days.
Guano. To g W Williams Il CO. Experienced 9
heavy southwest gale on the passage and sprung
bowsprit.
Schr Ann s Deas, Garbatti, West Point Mill. $50
ties rice. ToJ r Pripg!e i Son.
Steamer City Point, Vincent. Palatka. wa JACK.
sonylle. Fernandina and savannah. SO bags
sea island and 4 bales upland cotton, mdse,
ton & Sons, Fraser & Dill, j + O'Seill, H F King,
N Steamship co, 1ngraham & Soc, K s Fenning,
and others.
CLEARED YESTERDAY.
:. Steamship Georgia, Crowell. New York-Wag.
her, Huger i co, W A Coartenay. =.
Schr Myroyer, Brown, New York-Wn Roach
4 co. "s
load for Philadelphia A Ens!oW Is co.
SAILED YESTERDAY.
Steamship Georgia, Crowell, New YorE.
Schr NJ Y Somers SoIRsrs. Philadelphia.
Schr J B Marshall, Seavy, Philadeipnla.
FROM THIS PORT.
Steamship James Adger. Lockwood, New York,
Steamship Virginia, Hunter, Philadelphia, 10th
British ship island Home, Mcclellan, Liverpool,
Aprl4. .,,
-AnTl
Bark walter, Ssinson, Liverpool, 5tn april.
Brig Mary E Rowland, Ro"liud' New oFicaqs'
April IL.
UP FOR THIS roRT.
British ship Island Home, Mcclellan. at Liver.
pool, April 8.
schr q Q sheppardrclark, at New YORK, nth
April.
schy Lii y, Hughes, at New York, aprli IT.
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wilminston Market.

WILMINGTON, April ls.-TuRrENT1NE.-Re.
eeipts are only 70 bbls., which sold at S. for new
virgin, So 55as Sc for yellow dip, and 1872 Tor
hard, per $50 pounds.
SPIRITS Observation-Disclosures firm, and prices
5I,.c. rs III at 521, R&e do. nErt24a end 4S CO.,
free on sossd,S at3lSpeEesFSts
FosIN.-Sales OF $50 bbls. at So o5a2 10 for
strained, and 1l6 bhls. at Sc 5Na7 Tor new crop
pale.
~CoTToN.-Sales OF Ia bales as follows: 3 at 10,
! al 10Y. Eat II, Is ut l1H, II at u, a: l2H, 6
at 12s1 3? at1as I e. lsaSSas lse:saq at
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Norfolk Grain Market.

NORFOLK, April ls~.-coRN.-The market to day
was firm, with a moderately active demand. Ins
saIes are '27OO bushels or white and mixed, The for
MAJ ,bftngipa ass snA the latiSr FROM a q :5fessH
THgAAETJ ESDti9oa tp fesch usanYTyhffhA
icSR 62rdel6, hitH ieSl bag 4 appaase aabaH
time. The sales to-day are 26 bags at 81 67]s, j;
hays az q 20 to Q so. There were out OF. town Gug
ers here today for larger parcels, but they were
unable to get what they wanted.
BLAcKEYED P~EAs-Sold TO day at 81 IL for zoo
bushels. We heard Of nothing done In any ether
sort.
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and for Bristol, from CAafiessosr' encountered
heavy weather on the passage, having lost pull
warfs and deck lead, and proceeded to Brtstok !
The Greenport, L /, Waterman says: Another
instance Of rapid sailing BY one OF our Greenp0Ie
built vessels has come TO our knoWledge. Inc
of Ketchaln, Smith 4 co, sailed hence on 18Th OF
March with q load OF Mapes's FERTILIZER io1
Charleston, discharged cargo at that port and re.
loaded for Jacksonville. discharged cargo Saere
and on the 18th inst-inst one months timeIiWas
nearly uplade1 for a return trip to Jacksonvlne
For Quick dispatch and good sailing we submit
that the above Is not often eXcel!ed.
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MEMORANDA.

NEW YORK., April 19.-Arrtved, steamships San
Jacinto, Huntsville and Ashland.
The steamship James Adger, Lockwood, which
left this port for New York on Sunday last. arriY-
ed there on Wednesday morning at daylight.
GRE1socS. april 2 i1S;o apprehension II ,siS is fel:
left Charleston February g.
BR1sroL, april 5-The bark Ansdell, Pearce, o:
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LIST OF VESSELS.
MP. CLEARED AND sA1LEp FOR THE PORT


- FOREIGN.
LIVERPOOL.
Br ship Island Homo, Mcclellan, up.......AprI .
Br bark Vince, Robson. up................apI-iio
MIpDLB8oRoi, KN6..
The Oscar, Peterson, sailed. ........".....fe .
CARDIFF.
Norwegian bark LUCENT, Nielsen, sailed Jan rs
The Jean Vivian, Brewer, sailed ~
DOMESTIC.
BDSToE.
Ship Western SIar, Crowel!, cleared.,....:Apnt 0
BRIG Walthsm, Haskell, up...:...".....harch 70
NEW Y0RE.
Sctu. F NerWin, PeaEce, cleared 10
schr Ida Birdsan,, Johnson, cleared. April 4
Schr N W Smith, Tooker, up....".......Aprli o
Sohr Lflly, Hughes, ~
Schr q C sheppard, Clark, up..-.....-..Aprl II
PHILADELPHIA.
Schr W G Dearborn, Scull, up............AprlI !!
Sch- A q Cain, Simpson, cleared. Marc 70
Schr Annie Magee, Young, leared.......Aprn 9
Schr S L Russell, Smith, up...............Apru 10
:. BALTIMORE.
Schr Chas Comery, Pinkham, cleared. ..harch ~
Sohr John Ferris, st Johns, cleared.......April ~
Schr Sea Queen, Rosebrook, cleared......Apr IL
Schr L smith, 80, 10
Brig Ellen Maria, Hoxle, up...:....:....Apr1ll 10
NEW ORLEANS.
Schr David Miller, Rogers, cleared. :.:....April 5
-. IL - ALEXANDRIA, VA.
Schr W d McComery, -, cleared Marc "A
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-"F - -
R1cE.-The demand for this grain was good. and
prices rul=and nrm.-Sates about 400 tierces OF
clean Carolina, say 60 tierces at &c, 22o at 81, ia
at 8 a-16c. We quote common to fair at 7k@7%,
good. s@sxc p h.
NAVAL SToREs.-There wereno sales OF note.
FRsrauTs.- TO Liverpool by steam direct,
nomiual on uplands via New York, Va
on uplands ; Id on sea islands; by yai,
1.tsd on uplands, Nd on See = Islands. To
Hayre Nominal 30 coasswiss4to7 New York.
By steam, Xc on uhlsnds and Nc on sea
ialands; 81 Is p fierce on rice; by aail,' &c = b Oh
sottonn;--.--& tierceIo on rice; ;4oc = barrel on rosin;
S7@s!R,M on iumser; 5000 p on timber. IL
Bosten1 by sail, nc q Is on upland cotton.
TO Providence, BY san IS p NJ on boards, &c
2 b on cotton; by steam 81 = bale on New
York rates. TO. Philadelphia, By steam, hc& ID
on uplands; By sail. ST q N On boards; 50 on
timopr;isS p ton on clay, asd sa@s5o On phos'
phates.a'ro Baltimore, by steam, &c = 10 by
sal;, s65oa1.H IS on boards; $aSs25 2 ton OF
phospnayg- rUcE. vessels are in demand BY
uur merchants 'to take lumber. fretghts from
Georgetown, S. g., Darlen and Satilla River, Ga
and Jacksonville, Fla, to Northern ports, and $40
@I2 p NJ are the rates on lumber and boards.
misunderstanding 80 day BILLS 21A@2lH.
DOMESTIC EXCHANGE. The sanks purchase
sight checks at u OF to par, and sell at 4 pre-
MUM.
G~oLD-lox9nN.,
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CHARLESTON, 8. C.; February 11;'1s7l

cHAsLEsroFE, 8. C.; February 11;;.1s7l.'
Trains leave Uharlesron'iD Daily AZ r. A!sad'!
?. NJ. q. - 4 -: -
cepted)' anu $3.50 P. n. - 60"
Tram does not leave Charleston $3.50 ,. H., SUN.
Dt Train leaving at ~ n makes. through conn e.
rton to New York, via Richmond and AcquA
Greek only, going through lni42 hours, WITHOUT
DETENTION on SEEDAYaL ~. p =
Passengers leaving by $3.50 P. III. Train ha7 9
choice OF route, via Richmond and Washington,
or via Portsmouth and Baltimore. THOSE leaving
FRIDAY by this Train -laS over on SUNDAY in Bal
nav In WiEninGTon:N !G F|iEiNLH a." az
~ This is the cheapest, quickest and most pleasant
route TO- Cincinnati, CniGagoe and other points
West and Northwest, both Trains making. CLOSE
connectiOnsfat Washington with Western trains
OF Baltimore and bio Railroad 4" : IT. -.
49, . $40, as. S. S0LOHoES, 5!H
Engineer AMI Superintendent.
p. L. CLEApoR, General Ticket Agent. "
lebll-12nOS -. - ? iF.i" "'
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Markets ~byTeaegraph.
HoHEY MARKEra$' ~

LONDON, April ls-Noon.-coasols ssx; bonds
Evening" Consois ssH. sixty.txo o. COX.
NEW YeRK, .Apiil ,le-Ncon.-FreightA frm.
firm. Money steady at 6 per cent. Gold strong
at tx. Ex%chaugerloDg 10; ehort lox.
Evening.-Freights steady. Money sa7. Elk
StatessttanS. ,.Tgnnessees &C, new 66. Vlrginias
1Ix~rcwlF4H.-heuisianas 81, new 60; levee
sixesfI isighis IS. Alabama Gig. 1907. ayes
70. Georgia skies So serens SO. n tn Caroli1as
8k. new 25H. South GaI linas II. new 6SH. The
specie ipmen 10. Aat were over o million and q
half. TIE Telegram gives currency to the rumoI
or the failure Of Won saur:& Co. on contracts lor
SE4HodEaSs April 7Ifs.-sterlipg 2X. Sight
A.prealtatn. Goldr11k.