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The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1872-04-17
>Hew York Iron MsEkst..

NEW YORK, ApIu 10.
The Daily Bulletin Of Monday reports thst tne
oisy advanced the price OF iron On
Friday, the 18th instant; IS TO 81 80, maS ,Dnss s1 n1
price SIlO per ton. This was IN oossqu ue1 ac,u.
the advance made last week BY ron manara ,ron
rers. n makes, Since last November wnen no1 ~
vas selling AZ sss s. ger TON o. H g 5Siai i inforns Us
maj their adyices from Stafordshlre, Englanu,
stale that a preliminary meeting ss!i gg6 o, she al 1r Which chit It
VII Y 2 h SshSu he decided to advance iron one
ponn9 steriiSg at their regular quarterly n m ee ing
On the ist OF Nay. The effect OF saSa an an sn Excite
an well as the advance here, can only os w on,e stic
and attn fnrther advance all FOREIGN and dome SUI
PRODUCES Of l iron; and the snd assas savsn @s'NS Under
necessary .aranres IL seems doubtful II any lu,l
er Teast!oa WI take $ . e,ss p1 sae sss eonsaGa sRai'
o. AZ or whar noInt this will be reached i IL is
IN, MG noss bic even to form an opinion. but as .n nearly
al the enterprises in which Iron h; ana sea lss Pr a. a"as
Gat ueem nrubable that any material cnan8e III
that direction can occur at present..
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ARRIVED

Steamship Manhattan. Woodruff. New York
left 18Th Inst. Mdse. 70 James Adger & CO. $ Il
U Railroad co. G b Ahrens Il co, J Ap. lie. GeI W
Almsr. s y Railroad Acept. N r Raj road Agent.
] E Adger d CO. E oates d CO, H BIschon + CO. IL
K Banks. EBuIl, W u Bird Il CO, Z Berbusse. e T
Brown. Dr. Il Baer, T N BRISTOL d CO. B Boyd. Mrs
n J DO tn, Bollmann Bros, Z F Benedict. Mis- NJ
q Cles y. u A Bowman, T L BlsseIl, K q Busr, q
Olacius. TN Cater, J II C~laQSsen, l. Cohen Il co,
Crane Boylstun Il co, Cameron, Barkley u 60. W
b Chafee & CO. Chase L Cutlino. cohen & Wells, L
Chaplin, y s Cuates, Catholic Orphan Asylum. J B
Duval d Son, powi Noise & Davis, Elias Bros. J
CDial. Douglas i Miller. ] ) Fairly d CO, | L Falk
& CO. Fors. the, McComb y CO. Fur chgoLr; Bene.
dict d co, F Fisher. b Feldnann d ca. Il Gerdts d
co. Hart d co. + II Grimke P Il Guile In, Jchn
q ,mpsen 4 co, T II Horsey 4 Bro. Jeff d ca.
g 81 Juhns"n. u. & As Johnson. H W Kriere T
Kelly, Klnck, Wickenb.rk d CO. ] Helms, Laid,
Martin 4 Mood. Kuubel CHI 4 Small. Raw mel Il
co. Jaeger B o., F KreSse, Jr. Kerii on & CO Vim
Euruey. Chas Kerrison. Klnsman Il Howell, Ghas
hlecke. kinsWa Bros. Mrs Finley, P b alane 4
co La hers, Paul. Welch & Brarides, Manroup l.
GO. DP III L ca. Chas Litschgi. ] H Lawt,n d co,
Moran. O P "ppenhein, Liurey. Alex .nder
q co, Pslzsr, Rodgers 4 c.. Lopez & L. zlIe, A o
store, ) Stoney, n n Porter. {: F Panknrn, E 3
stoddard Il co, D o'NeIll, Southern Express co, B
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PnaSenQerA.

Per steamship Charleston. for New York;
Gilmore, E P sampson. MIS- G sampson and nurse,
Mrs Bartlett, Mrs Jones. Miss y a Nelson, Miss II
B Payne, Mrs Thurston. Miss 8 E >ampton, Miss
II sampson. L Kip, J II Taylor, Miss Mckinney. A
Sampson, Mrs Brown and Two children, A angel
and VIE, Geo Sampson, L Schnell, vile and two
chlldr a., b Portwig and wife, n ) Keneherg T,
Mrs amory an maid, Gen Gilmore, II F horne.
man wife aud chilli. John Low, Miss E Low, Y B
Camp and wife. Mrs Treal and two children, O A
Nelson. + E Fraser.
Per steamship Manhattan. from New York
J A Halleran Mrs Parler, y W Bangs q d vile, G
n Coults, MISS NJ G Melville, Vim Il MrIntlre aud
wife, Mrs Schiller. Miss F Brown MISS Getty. J
81 Moran, Mrs Lecsie, Fl Flood, N Voorhees,. W
T MCGEE. T Kelly, VIM Douglass
Per steamship Sea Gull, from Baltimore-Mr
W Trenholm. Miss Cohen and sister, W u Long
st, eet, 8 A Howard a I'd lady, E Warl"g.
Per steamer Pilot Boy, from savannah via
Beaufort, Hilton Head, &c kellogg and vile,
W y Nc sichsel, Capt Storer, Jas n kason. Capt
DaggeIt. J W Pratt. wife aud servant. W Re d. q
q Wright. G $ Lawrence. NJ McDOugall, z Small,
capt >hsrer. F ] 4 Moses, A o Jones, Jos A DupOng,
and IL deck.
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New York Cofree Market.

3 Y tRK, April Is.
The Daily Bulletin says: Anotner week OF .'ull.
ness and uncertainty cUmeI ca q CLOGS and the
market generally shows no signs OF lmmtdia;e
improvem nj. Here and tn. re q Saver can he
heard or making q Cautious sort oil hid on ZONE
desirahle pare J. "ut generally at such verv TO-
figures tn { brokers seldom think 1t advi able 70
submit the o1er 10 principal and few lransac
tions result IL Il quite evl'len however, tnat no
joboer cares to hSudle supplies unless compelled
to, and II an outlet was opened just a the mo.
menI 1t would on,y be at q material conc. ssion on
the cost o. gools. The movement rep rted to.
day Was confined In the main to mail and unlm-
portant pa GELS from second hand Including all
grades. and at price. not differing materially
from Wholesale rates. though the whole position
is q no uinal one, and close quotations amor be
given 0n any description. We q ote 10 tnom,.
fair! csrQoes lsx 6x; good cargoes I6xal6:
prime cargees 16HlGx.
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Havana Market.

havana xookAVs
HAVANA, April is.
The markets. stimulated by the advance OF
prices In New:Yorka aud London, have opened &C.
tive aud steady for our leading staples.
CLIYED SUGARs.-The sales have amounted 10
some %, 900 boxes, and No IL Of commo train mas
been paid at from loaloN rs per arrobe generally:
which prices are hrm Of the close. the demand
has been for the United States, England aud
Spain. Derosne's sugars for the latter country
nile ct from llallX rs for No II browns, and lsa
ID rs for whites.
Melasses and centrIrugals have not been dealt
with TO any extent worth mentioning. Some lots
Of the former were placed at from 7HaSk re- per
arrobe for Nos Tao and Of the latter az 1ual0A rs
for Nos lla12, while the quotation for NOS llaiS Is
l0kalOx rs, holders being encouraged OF last
adVices from abroad.
- Mus royadoes are active at the outports, with
sales In Matanzas Of about $500 hhds at from SKA
OF rs per arrobs for Inferior to good red"lng.
TRANSACTIONS here have only reached about 500
hhds, on the basis OF 9a9K re- for fair To good,
which prices are quoted at the close. The agRre-
...e or Receipts OF this class dI9NEtippAz tthae g 6dJh4aetd
aoLAssEs-Rem,ius nrm. with almost no dis.
posal STOCK on hand, and dealers have advanced
their prices to 6a6h rs per key. There IL q good
demand for vessels which are ready to load.
Shipped hence this week 66l hhds 10 ports north
OF Hatteras; aud from Matanzss 1920 hhds to
DO do.
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Receipts per Railroad, April 10.
anJrrH CAROLINA

2e9 bales cotton, II bales goods, 81 bb!s naval
stores, l car stock. To Railroad Agent. Pelzer,
Rodgers 4 CO, @ W Williams d CO, Frost. Adger
= co, A ] Salinas, G q Walter d Gu, W z Ryan,
d Gerdts Or co. Kiusmsn d Howell Mowry d Son,
Trenholm Il Son, W @ Dukes & co, d Oooia d CO,
Reed r & Davis, Barden Il Parker, WAGNER d
Monsees, Mcqueen Il Rlecke, W O Bee d co.
SoRrHBAsrRRN RAILROAD.
81 bales cotton. 1893 bbls naval stores. cars lum'
Der. wood, tobacco. mdse, &c. To Ktnsman q
Howell, Barden q Parker. W Z Ryan, Whilden q
Jones. Mowry Il Son. trenholm d SON, Frost
:Adger 4 CO, AS Smith. Wagner & Monsees, "
U Ceurtenay Il CO. A J Salinas, Wilcox, 9lons q
CO, Atlantic Phosphate co. N E Railroad Agent,
and others.
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ThorAs.

..o,e rose, of all in the garden
iors tre be t to see.a
rotathers. olher are fafrer,
But thus, Is qaeento me-.
..1ts,tnorns are many and sharp,
Bat It's blooms are many and lalr;
And VIII would forego q rose,
The pang OF q thorn TO bearT
.sIts thorns are many and sharp,
But I well can bear the pain,
For thGyJstrtke. and then. repeutlng'
Are straight Withdrawn again.
: stBut once, and at unaware,
A prickle, In sudden Ire,
Borrowed into my hand,
Keen as point OF ire
"And still It burns aud rankles;
cannot still its ado:
Evento clasp q rose
o1Ickens the sting anew.
ssRyen the tenderest touch
Must give me only pain;
For rhis time, when It STUCK,
Il let the thorn remain.
.I know, In . few to-morroWs,
Tne hurt full healed Will De;
twill be longer ere the rose
Ia mite the same to me-"
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vsvx york Naval stores Market.

NEW YORK, April Is.
The Daily Bulletin says: Spirit! tur fentine has
ruied extremely quiet to-day, but prices are
advancing. small lats,were sold eaily IN me oay
retnsei for ZOO bb,s, the market closing nomlDany
at ss Iae4c. although IL Is doubtful II any Could be
nnrchased even at the outside figure. 4 sin Is
higher and very strong, with s. BIZ BID loI g9od
isoo bbls good atrained on private terms. and 400
bbls az SIS %. Tar Is dull but unchanged. Pitcn
held arm on the advance IN strained rosia, but
not quotably higher.
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r.v York Vegetable Market.

-. NEW IUFh, dpIII !. -
p,uot,n uays. The arrivals are still
I'm, IGs n tSe demand and prices rule drm. Our gao;
fssfops 'a are 10 bulk. in shipping order 500 per Pc, 6 SSl
must Be added. We quote ss,,I 81 R SSss p saaa o IS i 1907
peachSowsi c g. g sSa fsa t9f for ssr' 5fy 1iSSsI 81 5oal IS
esFl Ga S9aaliS Whites 30 81 ssa2 fSr Prince Alserts.
s sSs potatoes IS 75al 70: Delaware are k aim ,dr II %s
vegetables are IN small r. Is Supply SS'! ra ana at ssas p ms
93S %Sy lunches; cabbages $lOal2 per 100: celery
81 soa2 per dozen; Russia turnips 81 2sa2 so per
Dbl: White do 81 so; parsnips sSand squashes
scarce at about s6a7 for any kind; onions 81 ou
"a: Spanish S.; Lettuce SO for Boston and s6alo
TOR Long Island, per 100; rhubarb sl4 per 100.
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Markets by Telegraph.
Markets by Telegraph.
LONDON, April 10.
PARIS, April 18.
~ -. FRANKFORT, April 10.
Noon-Bondss 90.

-" NEW YORK, Apru 10.
Noon.-FreiQhts steady. Stocks steady and
quiet. Gold strong az IoS. Governments steady
but not quite 30 strong. Money I. Exchange,
long, 9Kishort 10H. - .o,
Gold 10Xal1. Governments moderately active
and unchanged. New South Carolinas firm.
Others dull and steady. Money closed easy at
u COTTON MARKETS.
LIVERPOOL, April I6.
Noon.-Cotton opened quiet and steady-up.
lands llxd. Orleans llXd.
Aetsss-oosson ssessyI bales l, ooO bales; specu'
Rvening.-Cotton steady Manchester adVices
eAS - new YORK, April IS.
Noon.-Oottou quiet and steady; middlng up.
lands 2sk a24c; sales4l8 bales
Eyening.-Cotton nrm; sales 44os bales; Hplands
23kc, Orleans &c. Sales OF. cotton Ior future de-
livery 5000 bales as follows: May % xa23 6 10; June
2sN;Aneuss ~; Sepss%os so; 2s%s2!Si October 81;
Cotton steady; mlddlings ssTo; grsas receipts
sa7 bales; sales 400; stock Il
-... PHILADELPHIA, April 10.
Cotton nrm; mIddl;ns 2sXe: 80
Cotton gu ct and drn; mlddltngs 2skc; net
receints 4o5 b lee; .grnss 1915; exports coastWise
500; sales Ito, and 10 last evening ssOck 1850;
Cotton firm; low middlinga 'a2c; net receipts
$50 bales; exports coasswise 7l2; sales 100; stock
WILMINGTON, April l6.
Mldtling cotton 22Hc; net receipts 81 bales;
gales rs; stock 2370.
aaEo;snet recsfprs $50 bales; exports TO Havre
24s'igsl ss seoi STOCK = 80 2 Averv 81, Aprl. is s.
Cotton steady; middlings &c; net receipts 100
. MEMPH1s, april 10.
Cotton drmer; middlings 22xa22Xc; receipts
1852 bales.
bales; exports to Bremen sos; sales 800; STOCK
1851.
Cotton firm; mlddlings 22Xc; act recelpts
66l6 bales; gross 6S03; exports cuastWise 1855; sales
GALVESTON, April I6.
Cotton steady; good ordinary 2oxo; net receipts
90 bales; sales $50; stock 1855.
PROVISIONS N PRODUCE MARKETs
LIVERPOOL, april le.
Evenlng.-Cumoerlsnd cut 2ss Sd. Common
r9 se.i Is Cd $ 70 ' s.. ra n1 'a!Sa s. 4 g; April 1o.
.sNooa-Rlour qutet and unchanged: Whsst
m.ss sl3 6oa13 g. Lard steady; steam eAasHc.
TurpeGtine dull and heavy q SO. Rosin quiet
ald nrm at So SOFAS 40 for s~rraiaed.
Even ng.- lour drm ind steady. Whtskey
quiet heat st-Adler. Corn moderately active
and nrmer ut 10 FOX cts. Rice dull at 9a9X cts.
Turpentine dull and weak. Rosin quiet and weak.
- I - -. ! S5CrSussArr. april Is.
Flour steady. Corn advanced 70 4sd4sc. Pork
quiet; city sl4. Lard firm at sx. Bacon nrn;
shoulders s.; sides 6xa7Hc Whis,ey 81.
Basging unchanged. Flour finn. Provisions
quiet and firm. Whiskey SSss4
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o,Nesll, p z Murray, G. " Williams b 60, Menke 4
Muller. M Williams 4 Bro, McIoy q RICE, 4
Read, FogarIie's House, L Schneii, SUNDAY
TrIpesf' Ttedeman, Calder 4 CO, r Thominson d
~ " alker. Evans d Ooqswell, o F Wieters. VI
Yates. and others. Sunday, 10 80 Rh ,HaSteras
light SW BY W, passed steamship Champion, lor
Steamship Sea Gull. button, Baltimore-lef
1atn inst. Mdse. To Mordecai 4 co. P y Trenholm,
] q Graver d Bro; R Prlpgle q son; . Zee
queen & Riecke. q Grayeley, Cameron. Barley d
90, P Walsh, I'd Clancy 4 co. y P1enge, = Bates
& CO, Ravenel d CO. W g Whilden, s W Decker Z
Klatte Il co, U Clacius, W F Miller, ] O Brown, G
] Lnhn, ] Heeseman i Bro, r s Npson. ] N Mel.
lin, Stoll, Webb & CO. agent Florida Steamers. w
l. Webb o F Wieters, Wagner 4 Monsees. Jonn
Campsen 4 co, BuloSen q =, W9n,tms ann : ) o n KIDD +
Carney, r q Mcdowell, Rlinck, Wickenoerg d co,
P Murray, G W Aimar, Hsvenel, Holmes q co,
and Others
| Corn, dour, oil, DC. To Jno Campsen q co, Nor.
decsi l. co. JH Wunrmann,, uonglas q Miller,
| Bulcken 4 Wohltmann. Vessel to d F Baker d co.
Steamer I Pilot Boy 9ssd ho sas ots saya Gandlp Sra
Mdse. DC. To Ravenel, Holmes q co, NJ Iriest;
D MCPHERSON, Cameron, Barley & co, Ostendorn
i co, Southern Express Company. MIS- ,Harri,
SON, Walker. Evans & CogsweEl. N Bird Il co, O
| Dunn, wilcox, GIbbs'& co. g Railroad co.
IN; THE OFFING.
Ship Nautilus. Spencer, from Liverpool.
CLEARED YESTERDAY.
steamship Charleston, Berry, New York-Jas
| Adger& Co.. ..' -
SAILED YESTERDAY.
steamship Charleston. Berry. New York. -
Steamer Dictator, CoIetter, Palatka via JACK
| sonvtlle. &c.
FROM THIS PORT.
Steamship Champion, Lockwood. at New YORK.
April is. Nam
York. Ap'f IL. r,.
Steamship Falcon. Haynie, at Baltimore. 18th
Schr John NJ Broomall. Douglass, at Philadel
schr Ranger, aoodtng, at New Orleans. April IS
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New York Rice Market.

NEW YORK, April 10.
The Daily Bulletin says: The trade continue 10
call Tor small odd lots as wanted TO carry tnem
asnsraliv the market ruling steady. The supply
available, however, is ample for the outlet and
the market without speclul buoyancy. sales OF
100 bags Rangoon at 6Ha7Hc, and 10 bags rama
at7kc.
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Wilmington Market.

WILMINGTON, April Is.
SPIRITS TuRP sNrlNE.-Sales Of 25s casks a. s.
cents and l;8 as CSC per gallon Tor southern
Crude TuRpENT1NE.-sales Of 20 bbls at So rs
for hard. 81 for yellow dip and S. 40 for virgin.
TIR-Sales Of 10 bbls at So IS per Dbl
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CONNER OIAL NEWS.


Nrv YoRK-Per steamship CnatiesU9Eh I'm.
,aIes uplard Gotten, LOG bales domestlcs, o. Dull
Sies paper, 20 casks clay. 200 pigs cotlon' |m"i'''
rs crates peas and 81 pkgs snnories'
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r,w York Hay sIarket.

NEW YORK, April16.
The Daily Bulletin says: There Is an active de-
mand I r all grades OF hay. and though the ar.
rivals are rather, more liberal prices continue
nretIy steady. Straw is selling fairly at IN.
CHANGED prices. We quote shipping North River
per 100 lbs, 81 S5a1 40.
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o and Nava,
Thu. Charleston Cotton, Rice and Naval
Stores Market.

.Tn. Charleston Cotton, Rice and Naval
Stores Market.
w. 80 oyrIus CHARLESTON NEWS,
- 81 TUESDAY Evening, Apfh io';to"A
.norros.-Tnis market presented q strong as'
neos at rather frmer rates, the Offering STOCK peins
T1i1ht and held with confidence. Sales ABOUT sou
bales. say 8 at lsX, 8 at COX. 4 at FOX, a az Il, .
a. a1x. at a1H, lss at 2lH, s at FIX, at2lT, 10
lob q Al a2x. al at 2ax, a at 22H, 8 at X we
quote: --u,,,,, c,,,s,v,c,r1os.
Z Ordinary to COED ordiuary......8 g2lh
6 hoM middling.s: g
Middlng; ndmin
alpioHnMThis grain was quiet, and transactions
S.lysHsrtsn,t .-rC>;iiGa1% 10 -
S.va1, sroRss-Receipts to-day: 100 casks
spirits turpenttue and $40 bbls rosin. In spirits
turoensiae. there was q good inquiry, and Tine
market became nrmer, and $50 casks changed
hands at 62a53o per gallon. There was q fair de-
mand.for rosins, with sales OF about 300 ools al
ca so, q Dbl for window glass, So for extra pale
~ fer pale, s8i5 for low pale, IS 5o@5 II, for extra
No i. s42s@5' 50 for dull and OPAQUE. $256 fol
RRtnraainsd. and SIS for gooi strained. Crude tur
ppsehntiue may be quoted at IS for virgin 81 fo1
Jslov' dip ana $2f5 for hard.
aHra Liverpool, y steam, direct, uomi
nal on uplands; uominsfU n seq islands; via New
Tori, ixd66ni iu~plands, IA on'sea islands; by sail
va on uplsnds, on yea Islands nominal. To
Havre@o on uplands. Ooastwise-toN New York By
steam 50 per bale on cotton, and sl6t
H::aerce on rice; BY sail 10 p b Oh cotton;- =
fierce on rice; 500 q barrel on rosin; So IN OF
lum Der; $40 2 II on timber. To Boston, by sail.
10 q ID on upland cotton; rosin $50; resswed
tur 50 so@lo so; phosphate ss@6 50. To Provi-
dence, BY sai So on boards, xcT b or
cotton; by steam 81 2 bale OF New York rates
10 Phils lelphis, by steam 81 p on cotton
by san, $sR II on boards; 50 6o@1o on timber; 81
per ton on clay, and ssa$a 90 on phosphases. tt
Baltimore, by steam xeiRm By sai, Ssee@7 =
II. on boards; ss@s 50 on timber; 50 Is .
ton on phosphate rock. Vessels are In de
mand by our merchants to take lumber freIghts
from Georgetown. 8. O., Darien and satllla River
Ca, and jacksonville, Fla, TO Northern ports,
md slo@12 p II are the rates on lumber and
boards. --
misunderstanding 90 day bills 2oH@2oh.
DnxrsT1o .E~1oHINaL-The banks purchase
siahtf Checks on New York at par, and sen at x@x
premium.
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RURCHGQI, BENgDlCF & CO.,
NO. a44 KING STREET.
DRESS GOODS AND SHAWL
DEPARTMENT.

10 pieces OF Lyons SILK, at 81 Is, 81 so, 81 Is
and 81
10 pieces Japanese and Black Striped, as Toe.
10 pieces OF Oolored Japanese SILK at 81
so pieces OF Japanese Dresses at So 30
case Uolored Mszambiques only zoe. per yaro
500 pieces Of sultans, Alpaca, Lustres, Grena-
dimes, Llama, Flaids, from Is to soc.
100 Fine Llama Points from $40, $i2, $l6 ana gu
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MARINE NEWS BY TELEGRAPH

NEW YORK. April 10.
Arrived, steamships Champion, Magnolia and
Benefactor.
Arrived out, City OF Brooklyn.
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Just received, a fine assortment Of CIGARS, Of
the most favprlte brands. as | rabilla. Henry
Clay. jasmine. Code Bug, &c. DC r ose cele.
brafed Havana F,Raros q s cents Away On
hand; also Lyoh's Durham Tobacco, at 65c. per 10.
Please call and give me q trial. apr1l-th1s5
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Ralir1ans

the city as rdaf1ows:
On WEDNESDAY and THURSDAY Extra Cara will
be attached 10 our Regular Trains, leaving as BIO
A. N. and $50 p. n
On FRIDAY,
Regular 'Canp-meettI g Trains leave city at
1905 A. n. and lilo F. n.
On SATURDAY,
leave city at 1905 A. n, lilo P. u. and 7.45 P. 81.
On SUNDAY,
leave city at els A. H., 8 10 A. NJ. 1906 A. h.. and
LILO P. N. -
Retu, ming SUNDAY EVENING at 4.40 and $40 P.
NJ, and on MONDAY. Morning Train will leave
Ladsou'B at $40 a. n. for CITY.
q. b. PICKENS, A. L. TYLER,
G. T. A. Vice-President.
apr1b-6
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RIBBON DEPARTMENT.

PLAIN AND FANCY RIBBONS, in all the new
tints, bought exclusively for the retail sales.
Trimming Ribbons at 8, 8, 10 and l2Kc. per yard.
Necktie Ribbons. 25 IS, 40 and 5oc., Boiled and
Gros Grain.
Sash Ribbon, great variety, at 76c. and 81.
For the accommodation OF the nuAners and
those DESTROYS Of purchasing Ribbons by the
piece in which prices will be charged at unusual
Inducements,
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Drp; Goods. Ur.
Urp Goods, 0r.
FJRlHG0T; BBEBDlT { CO.,
fa. iii. -''
No. 244 KING B

We take pleasure In informing our customers
and ladies In general that, owing to the extraordi-
lary facilities pc :ssssed by rs, we are enabled TO
show one OF the finest lines of GOODS ever ofeIea
Id this city, which for completeness OF assortment
at exceedingly low prices are far ahead OF any
other house.
We call attention to our
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LINEN AND DOMESTIC DE-


10 pieces OF 1914 BlEACHED DAMASK at Toe.
leo dozen OF Linen Doylies at 76c. per dozen
Towels OF great variety at low figures
Q cases OF 1914 Bleached sheetlng, 40 and 45c.
10 cases OF Bleached Shifting, 10 to zoe.
8 cases OF New Styles P%ercales, Is, 20 aud 22c.
Q cases OF Glnghans, only l2hc. per yard
100 pieces Of STRIPED Piques, 25 and SOC.
200 pieces OF SwissH, Victoria Lawns, Jaconess'
Cambrlcs, ranging from 15c. upwards
30 dozen of French Corsets at 76c, 81 and 81 30
1 case Of Honey Comb and Alleudale quits 81
81 so -
200 Msrsefles Quilts at 50, So, 81 and s6-Very
low .
something new and s%tyllsh-"Dolly Varden'
Plque.
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4 NoHoR LINE STEAMERS,
SAIL EVERY WEDNESDAY AND SATURDAY.

Passengers booked to and from any Zf644h
Railway Station or Seaport In Great 6AtR06
Britain. Ireland, Norway, Sweden. Denmark, uef.
many, France, Holland, Belgium, and the United
ATLOWEsT CURRENCY RATES.
Cabin Fare from New York &, Glasgow, Liver.
pool. Londonderry or Queenstown, SIS and so.
Intermediate, $33. Storage. S28.
DRAFTS ISSUED FOR ANY AMOUNT.
Parties senning for their friends In the Old
.Ceuntry.cun purchase tickets at reduced rates.
For further particulars apply to the Agents,
Henderson BROTHERS,,
No Bow Ing Green, N. 7.
Or to DOUGLAS NlSRET.
aprI1 -3mosD&W Southern Wharf.
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Kidder's Electro-M Magnetic
Batteries.

None but the Purest Drugs used, and satlsfac
ton guarantee, Doth as to price and quality.
Orders are solicited from Druggists, Physicians
Country Merchants. Planters and others. with
the assurance that they shall receive prompt
and careful attention. mch7 .amos
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MATING MATING

We will sell at present
100 rolls OF II WHITE MATING at 27K and SOC
so rolls OF elegant Fancy Mating at 4oc, WORTH
6ec.
20 rolls OF "a White Mating at s6c.
90 rolls OF ~ Check Mating al SIX and 4oc.
We offer extraordinary Inducements In BR0S
Sell AND WOOL CARPETS.