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African Wit.

A physician, who was something of
wag called on colored Baptist min
lister, and prOpounded few puZzling
questions: " Why is it," said::he that
you are not able to do the same mir
acles that the apostles did? They We're
protected against poisons and ali kinds
of perils. How is it that you are not so
protected in the same way? The
colored brother responded promptly !:
"DOn't know about that, doctor. /
spect 1 is. 1 have token a mighty
sight of strong medicines from you,
doctor, and is alive yet"
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Would YOU talk on religion securely

Would you talk ON religion securely
with true freedom and assurance,
without any secret checks or faint
hearted misgivings? The rule is both
short and infallible-Do what you say.
Practice as much Of religion as you
talk, and then you have full license
to talk as much of it as you please.
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kvuunf, Indigestion THE Charter Oak Stove
is the most intcreStu and important feature In the
family economy for II ILLS the house with warmth
the table with good cheer and prevents that dreary
aspect and indigestible meals that bring sourness
oftemper, discomfort and dissatisfaction.-C0Hi.
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RUPTURE can be cured without suffer-
ing. Elastic Trusses are superseding
all others. Before buying Metal Trusses
or Supporters, send for a descriptive
circular to the Elastic Truss CO., 6S3
Broadway, N. Y.
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LIKE lightning are the miraculous cures effected
with FJoDos Ilstait ReiieT. Aches, Pains, Sprains
Bowel Complaints, etc, cannot exist II this great
medicine IS used. Relief warranted. or money re-
tnrned.-N1in
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CONFUSED FARMERS.-Tne Boston
Journal Of Chemistry, in speaking Of
men, who, retiring from other pursuits
to the farm, become confused with the
contradictory evidenced the fancy fam
cy farmers at clubs, and finally give up
the profession at the end of the fourth
or fifth year in disgust, adds: Unfortu-
nately those who know the least, write
ana ,alk the most, and it is difficult to
suggest the remedy for the atfliction.
Farming is pursuit which demands
intelligence, common sense, ard capa-
bility of discriminating between cause
and effect. 1t is calling encountered
with much predjuice and many absurd
Lotions handed down from past gener-
atiOns. We must aid in dispelliDg
these evils, and in placing agriculture
upon higher plane. The Intelligence
ard progress OF the age demands it.
Now, We believe there are some settled
points in agriculture,-some facts,
some principles, which should be con-
sidered removed from the field of con-
troyersy; and if we ever expect to make
progress we must endeavOr to multi
ply these settled facts.
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d "


THE REASONS FOR IT'S PROSPERITY.
The year just closed has been the most successful
since the war, and the reasons for this prosperity
are
1. The whole course has been condensed into TEN
MONTHS, In which time student will graduate,
and get license free.
2 The Professors are eminent lawyers and teach
ers, and devote their entire time to teaching. A
young man studying in an Office cannot set contin-
uous and regular teaching nom lawyer who is In
a regular practice.
g. The Moot Court system familiarizes the student
with the details Of practice and qualities him for
the management of q suit rs soon as he gets one
l. Lebanon Is a refined and healthy town. and pu-
pills are treated with great kindness by the citizens
The Catalogue shows ~ pupils, with about sixty
graduates. Many of the leading lawyers of the
Southwest are graduates of this school.
HON. N. GREEN, Lebanon, Tenn.
Thirty years have elapsed since the introduction
Of Davis's Pain miller to the public, and yet at the
present time il Is more popular and commands n
larger sale than ever before Its popularity Is not
confined to this country alone: all over the world
Its beneficial effects in curing the Ills that flesh Is
a Pain Killer its fame Is limited to country
sect or race: has never been equaled by any medi-
cine In Europe or America.
CRrsrADoRo's ExcxLsIOR HAIR DYE is the
most sure and complete preparation of its kind in
the world: Its effects magical. It's character
harmless its tints natural its qualities enduring
Com.
$3.50 To SIC per Day. Agents
Wanted, male and female. Circulars
free. Sample sent post paid for 60 cts.
III ID RRIER q 10 Atlanta ia
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Farmers and "Horse Men" are con-
tinually inquiring what we know of the
utility of Sheridan's Cavalry Condition
Powders, and in reply, We would say,
through the columns of this paper, that
we have heard from hundreds who have
used them with gratifying results; that
is also our sxperience.-COD1.
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Satire is a glass in which the behold
er sees everybody's face but his own.
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WATER PROOF PAPER.-Make a so
luton of caoutchOuc in caouthOucine,
plunge into it once or twice unsized
paper, and dry it by a gentle heat. 1t
may then be useG AS writing paper,
and will resist all humidity, and small
vessels maue of it will even contain
water,
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If Jolnson's Anodyne Linime,n is
half as valuable as people say it is, no
family should be without it. Certainly
no person, be he lawyer, doctor, minis
ter, or of any other profession, should
start on journey without it. No sailor,
fisherman, or woodsman should be with
out it. In fact, it is needed wherever
there is an ache, sprain, cut, bruise,
cough or cold.-COUi.
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What the Weak Need

THE Best and Cheapest Hair Dress.
ing is Burnett's Cocoaine.
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ROCKBRlDGE ALUM SPRINGS, VA.
Open June 10, IS72.
THE Proprietor offers additional attractions this
season-new, elegant and spacious Drawing and
Ball ROoms-beautiful lawns, exquisite air and
scenery besides TIE waters OF these special springs
invariably relieve Consumption Scrofula, BronchI-
tbs, Dyspepsia and DiarrhUsa, and for sale by
leading druggists everywhere. Readily accessible
via Chesapeake IL Ohio X. X. Stop at Goshen Depot
where coaches will be in waiting. Pamphlets ON
arbitration. IA rs A. FRAZIER. Prnprietnr
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Boston Market.

Boston, February Il.
CoFFEg.-ThSacti OF the House Of Reire en-
tatIves in repeating the duty on conee, mas puG q
!; stop to business and the sales have been qolte
'ilnimportant. The transactions include small Iots
Java at fSxa25c, gold. Rio 19a22c gold, apd SIN.
,fspore 2lc gold. small lot OF SO bags cape sou
at lSc gold stocks quite small.
CoTTON-There Is very f1rm feeling FOR cotFon F,
the sales have been cOn1utd to small lots as want
ed by manufacturers AdVices from abroad are
favorable aud the, Is considerable speculative 1p-
uuiry. The sales have been at 2ONa2l nc for or1.
nary 2lxa22k. for good Ordinary. 22Aa23Nc Tor
low mlddin and 2SHs24c fur middiug includ.
ing up!snds and Gulf.
DoMssT1cI-There has been considerable activ.
twin cotton goods. and prices are gradually work
Ing up and quite firm with sa'es TO some extent
Woollens O. e iu better demand With some specu-
latiVe inquiry, as prices still rule comparatively
low.
il. GUNNY BAGs.-The market has heen quite active
for gunsy bags, and some 1000 bales have been
bought on the sp.t and 10 arrive at l6al7c, cur.
lency and now nrm at II xa18c, currency; aud in
bond to arrive at llhal2c, gold
GUNNY CLoTH-harEes quite hrm, with sales
of $50 bales Calcutta at 16c. currency, HOO bales
at 1oc. gold In bond and 4000 rolls at lsc. cur.
Telcy Tor future delivery, and 1sHai7 for pro Dpt
NAVAL SroRRs.-spirts turpeniine has rapidly
advanced With sales Of 800 bbs, to arrive, at 92s
CSC and small tta at 94a95c per gallon. In tar
nothing has been done, and prices are nominally
the same In rosin. sales OF $40 nhds common
and No at S5a5 rs per bbl Pitch has been
uuiet.
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Markets by Telegraph.
MONEY MARKETS.
- LONDON, Februafy n.
Noon.-Consols s2K. Bondso1H .,
., PARIS, February "a.
Noon -nentea bsf, ,45c, = 81

~ LONDON, FEBRUARY "A.
Noon.-cohsols s2K. :B0pSss1H;r Sss1S resrnarv a.
Noou'-t''Ai i'eA ~ - NEW YORK, February 24.
Noon-stooks steady. cold 1rm atloN; .,sa, Money
change, long OK, short 10x. Frelgals dnll.
EyeninggThe bank statement shows Loans
decrease nearly 81; 500 900; specie decrease over
legal tenders gsI r. Sones
Tency TO gold, with Sc'uClsslons n soms ,oH IN
stances. Sterling duh at 9ha9H. COLO !oxsl0M. "
Governments firm Tennessees vesy s,ann q ,,.h
tarolnas, new weak Market closed duil" fIeiSnts
nrmer.
( lands xai1Xd,t Orleans llkd.
Lster.NCotIon dull; upands llxd. Orleans
1lKaiIXd, sales 10000; speculation and export
- T sEyening.-co,son I closed dull aud unchanged.
-fus D'1S 'tl- NEW YORK, February "a.
,Noon.-ootton quiet and nominal; uplands 22xc,
- EveninScGestoa steady; sales 21ss bales; up.
2 lands 22Xc, Orleans 23Hc. Sales OF future cotton
/, to day 1880 bales, as follows ): February 22A,
sss; asro4 asx 81 sas sSa Aps es as' Nay
lf,' 'l,,'.t4t 2 a5't2' BOSTON, February "a.
Cotton dull; mlddllngs 2skc; net receipts 2s;
gross s4 exports to Great Britain 2o6; safes $50;
BOG ssocA SU0o oaies PHILADELPHIA, February "a.
'. sN'' BALTIMORE, February "a.
Cotton easier but not quotshly lower; middlngs
22kaa2Xc net rec pts s sgES sEo1s S exports
~ NORFOLK, February a..
Cotton dull: low middngs axe; net receipts
842 bales; exports coastwise 2o6; sales %; BLOCK
8 - 80, WILMNoToN, February 24.
% Cotton quiet and weak; mlddlings &c; net re-
ceip;s 1885, exports coastwise 20; sales, 10; STOCK
: |, ,Sss ,'O SAVANNAH. February "a.
Cotfon.> no demand, with buyers ana seners
apart aad no Quotat ns are given; net recelpts
1892 baes exports coastwlse llsl l5o; stock
: sc, ,7e9. go ,.,o,
Cotton weak day, but, with moderate de.
nnsnd at about 2l&a2lhc; receipts SSl oa'esi fies
~ ~ MEMPHIS, February "a.
Cotton quiet; middllngs 22s22Hc; receipts 1880
bales. ,.,o,
bales; gross ga; exports 70 Liverpool ss7s coast
wise $40; sales 800; STOCK @ So,1I re,,n,rv
Cotton easier but not qnotably lower; MID.
tIlinps 22Hc; net receipts 1855 bales grsss 4Ssoi
exports TO Liverpool 1850; TO Hsyre 24l9; 10 baI-
ceonal 5lo; TO New York 1881; sales 4Soo; STOCK
2s9sso. ~ vsnrna,v o.
Cotton quiet and weak; good ordinarv zoe; net
receipts 5SS hases; exports coastwise 1857; sales
800; stock 4s,s54.
:. ;, III PROVISIONS AND PRODUCE MARKETS.
- rs;i s- LIVERPOOL, February "a.
Noon.-Breadstuns quiet Pork 5ss'
1;:7d =: =: =" - NKw YORK. February q.
noininsly unchauge /. Corn dull and drooring.
3 Pork steady; new mess sl4 2oa14 rs. LARD d9l
asaXasX. Turpantine firmly held at IS. Kosln
very firm at s. Sc9t s5 for strained. u,o,.
EyenlnH.-FlGur dull and unchanged: Wheat
ftrper: winter red Western 81 65al 10. Corn un,
Changed. Pork steady at SID 2oal4 80. tard
steady. Nayals quiet and 1m. Groceries auii.
q, "r CINCINNATI. February "a. =
: Flour firm and steady. Provisions nominal.
Pork slsal4. Lard 9asK. Bacon-shoulders s1;
J.stdes37Ha7H.
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WHOLESALE Department.
PURCHG0FT, BENEDICT & CO.

Having an experienced resident buyer in the
City OF New York, who fully understands the de.
up bargains and buys OF the very first houses
only, we can, under such facilities well compete
with any house North or south. and most respect.
fully inVire those In need OF Goods TO give us
call and examine our stock and our prices, GUAR
ANrEyIHa SATISFACTION AND WARRANrIfG goods
to be as presented.
Orders from the country will receive our best
attention. Merchants, Milliners Tailors, and all
others will do well BY gIylHg Us call before pur
chasing elsewhere. Respectfully,
o'''o'oe FURCHGOTT, BENEDICT & CO.,
M OIL King street. No. 244 King street,
charleston, S. c. Charleston, s. G..
No. 437 King street, no. AT king street,
Charleston, s. O. Charleston, 8. G.
M. a Raw street, No. Bay street,
Jacksonville, Fla. Jacksonville. Fla.
No. % white street. 70. % White street.
New York. New York.
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New York Naval stores Market.

NEW YORK. February q.
The Daily Blu leiin saws: Receipts today 5se
barrels crude turpentine, 2S do rosln, l62 DO
spirits turpentlne 80 do TAR. Spirits turpentine
Is m rderately active, and steady at SSaSShc II r
understandable orer; sales IS oal rels at sSMc, and
$50 bbls at Ssc, aud iumor OF sale at winning
ton OF cargo OF 2O0J bbls for June delivery a.
Soc. Rosius are very nrm but quiet at 81 T5a
IS for common 10 gond strained. with 5. so free.
" bid at Wilmington free on board; sales $50 bbls
we aolice SAILS Of 81 bbsln provision bhls. 50
rs and Q, bbls, Southern bbls. at So 37hc, both
NeWbern. Pitca Is quiet but steady.
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NORTHEASTERN RAILROAD COM
~ PANY.
&@ W ~

CHARLESTON, s. O., February II. 1911;
Trains win leave Charleston Daily at $50 a. d.
"A Arrive at { Charleston 30 a. N. tMondays e1.
cepted) and 2.90 P. NJ. =, CIV,
Train does not leave Charleston e.lS r. m., SUN
DAYS.
t,on tn New SorE via Richmond and Acquia
Greek only, going through 10 90 hours r.,,, ,,.,
Passengers leaving by Sis P. NJ TRAIN nave
choice OF route via Richmond and ~ washington,
FRIDAY by tIIis Train lay ever on SUNDAY In Bal.
tlmore. Those leaving ON SATURDAY remain sun
DAY in Wilmington, n. G..
This the cheapest quickest and ana mest oissE
West and Northwest. both Traius making cnnnec.
tions at Washington wish Western trains OF Baltl.
more and ohio Railroad, ,oro,,o,,,
Engineer and superintendent.
IL. CLEAPOR, General Ticket AgeLt.
febll.l2mos
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rbe New York kice Market.

NEW YORK, February "a.
r,o Da,,v BulletIn says: The market Is gene
roiI9 Inc renuTted @ as auife dull and stupid: few
hnv,rs ale on hand but they want only n sman al,
trade lots and are making ste but
tas .,,a, ha,ter Sales OF 25 tcs Carolina at SKA
sxc' % aud It's bags Rangoon at eNa7He.
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The Charleston Cotton, Rice and Naval
:. go Stores Market.

lCmOer, auo suuu'ieo'
The Charleston Cotton, Rico and Naval
:. go Stores Market.
OFFICE CHARLESTON NEWS.
SATURDAY EVENING, February "a 1877.
CorroN.-The demand was moderate and prices
showed weakness, buyers being enabled 70 ope-
rate at rates in some cases full nc p 10 easier.
sales some 800 bales, say at 2o14c 2s at 2l u a.
NIX, 81 at 21K, 8 ELK. 100 at zls' Nv 49, "
92x, at 22K. Wequote:
LIVERPOOL CLASSIFICATION.
Ordinary to good ordinary 20 @2iI
Low middling g..................'aaoo ao7sgHi~
Mfddling.
strict middling. ....".......Z]@@-
tp,,p-The market for this grain showed frm.
neaa Sales 100 tierces Of clean Carolina, say 20
tieroes at $780, 81 at s-1e, Al at 5-l6' IA at
az We ouote common to fair at 7M9S, good
sx@sx.
DNiv,r. sroRRs.-Crude turpentine may be
unote6 at As. for virgin and yellow dip, and s. aS
for hara Sales of near 900 bbls at S. 6e91o Q
bbl, from low No to pale.
> lrRx1ears-To Liverpool, by steam direct, noml-
nal on uplsuds, nominal on sea islands; via New
York. "a on uplands, Id on sea Islands; oy SAIL
n1eaxd on uplands, on sea Islands nominal. TO
Hayre-o on .uplauds. Oosstwise-toNew York by
team &c on upiands and 1c on sea Islands; 81 p
t,sscs IN rice; by sail ,Ic q ib on cotton;
tiercs on rice; 4oc p barrel on rosin; SO y N on
lum ier; sio = N on timber. To Boston, by sail
xo| w on upland cotton; rosin CSC; resaWed
stuf SO 5o@lo SO; phosphate s5@6 80. TO proVl-
dence, by sail SO q on boards, Hc q 10 Oh
cotton; by steam 81 q bale on New York rates.
70 phlla .eiphis by steam xc = ID on uplands;
bv SAN, ss p on boards; 50 5o@lo on timber; 50
per ton en- clay, and ssass SO on phosphates. To
Baltimore, by steam &c 2 ib by SAIL So 6o@7 7
on boards; ss@s so on timber; ss 2S .
ton on phosphate rock Vessels are IN de-
mpnn byfour merchants to take lumber frelghts
nom Georgetown, s. O., Darlen and satilla River
IA: and Jacksonville, Fla, to Northern ports,
and slo@12 a N are the rates on lumber and
boards.
ExoaANaB.-sterling 80 day bills COX.
DOMESTIC E1CHANaE.-The banks are pur'
chasing sight checks at Hc discount.
GoLD.-10@11.
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MEMORANDA.

The schr E Y Glover, Ingersoll, from George
town, S q, arrived at New York February q.
The ship Nautilus Spencer, from Liverpool for
Charleston, arrived at Queenstown, February 8.
The schr Saml Fish, from Georgetown, q, ar
rived at Boston, February %.
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LIST OF VESSELS
UP, CLEARED AND SAILED FOR THIS PORT.
F o r E / g n .
LIVERPOOL.

REIGN.
LIVERPOOL.
Ship Nautilus, Spencer, cleared. Ian II
Nor bark Drsupner IngoldseD, cro; liz; 70
Br bark Lucy, Jones, cleared. ..............ya is
The Ayondale, Adams, up. p.............'...''ahl 10
90 CARDIFF.
The Aneyoca. Williams, sailed. 2
Br bark Harvest Home, Dlckey, sailed.....yan IL
The Carl N Dohein Stenan, sailed. Jan ~
Schr HenrIetta; Burnett, cleared. ...........Dec D
80. - MADEIRA.
The MelIta, Lightbody sailed...............Jan le
: MArASzAs.
schr Julia, Mcdonald. sailed. ::..Feb
DOMESTIC.
BOSTON.
scnr Chas Comery, PInkham, cleared. ..yan l!
Brig Minnie Abby, Harding. up. .............reD 10
Schr Lucy D., Hall, cleared. ............'feo 0
NEW YORK.
schr Lily, Hughes, cleared. ~
Schr Susan Wright Mount, up.............Feo ~
Schr Loretta Fish, Perkins, cleared. .......Eep I!
Schr Mathew Kinney, Barter, cleared. ..FeD Il
Schr Fanny Elder, Rich, cleared. ..Feo 23
Schr MyroVer, Brown, p.............-....Feo zz
PHILADELPHIA.
Schr E Edwards, Lee, cleared. Feb 2l
Schr Morris, Endicott, cleared ian Is
Schr E Hooper, Hooper, cleared. ...Jan rs
BALTIMORE.
Steamship Sea Gull, Dutton, cleared. 80. Feb 2
Schr H @ Bird, Blackington, cleared"...... Feb II
Schr Henry Allen. Tatem, cleared. .........Fe0 ~
Schr NJ U Frye, Bunker, cleared. .Feb l9
Schr Saar rbruck, Clark, cleared. Il
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MARINE NEWS BY TELEGRAPH.
NEW YORK, February rs.
Arrived, steamship Missouri. Arrived out,
steamship Hammonia. 80"
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NoRrsKAsrERN RAILROAD.

66 bales upland and S bags sea island cotton,
IA bols naval stores cars lumber, wood. nalls,
Whilden 4 Jones, Frost Adger & cow Ryan,
Mowry 4 Son i. Smith. 8 Smith. VII.
iiams & co, W g Conrlensy & co, Witte Bros, R
Thomlinson i co, Prtngle d Son; W O Bee co,
& Parker, Wilcox, Gibbes & CO, T G Boag, 8
Burch, Pelzer, Rodgers Il CO, H Bischof1 co,
Cohen 4 CO, Shackelford 4 Kelly. Cosgrove A
Ouackenbush, Reeder j. Davis, Kinsman HOW
ell, Iperanam d Sou, ) D Stoney, Klntworth,
WeIters, Cameron i 90, yelling, and Railroad
Agent.
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nACIFIC MAIL STEAMSHIP COMPY'S
THROUGH LINE TO
CALIFORNIA. CHINA AND JAPAN.
FARES GREATLY REDUCED.

Steamers of the above line leave Pier ,EEE6s
No. AZ, North River, foot Of Canal SAfsiH66 e
street, New York, at IL O'Clock noon, OF the i5tn
and Soth Of every month except when these
dates fall on sunday, then the saturday preceding
ers for South Pacific and Cent, al American ports
Departure OF 18th touches at Kingston, Jam malca,
For Japan and China, steamers leave san Fran.
cisco first Of every month. except when 1t 1aus on
Snndag: then on the day preceding.
No California steamers touch at Havana, puG go
direct from New York to Aspinwall.
One hundred pounds baggage free 10 each aouI.
Medicine and attendance free. .,-,-
For passage Tickets or other information apply
at the COMPANY'S TICKET OFFICE. on the Wnarl
I'm in,S2s-1vr F. r. HABY, Agent.
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Receipts per Railroad, February "a
a.vANNAH AN, CHARLESTON RAILROAD.

% bags sea island and bales upland cotton; So
bbls naval stores 100 bushels rough rice, muse,
GsiIIard. VIM Scott, Robt Price, FicElng,
Reeder j Davis Pelzer, Rodgers co, Barden
Parker, Mcpherson, bowling, ! lnonp-
SOUTH CAROLINA RAILROAD.
54s bales cotton, SO bales goods. Al bbls naval
stores To railroad Agent, I P Smith, Klnsman
& Howell, Reeder d Davis. Witte Bros, Pezer,
Rodgers CO, Frost, Adger co, Jo1nstGn' nsH
Macaueen i Riecke, Tiedeman. Calder co: q
Wuhrmann, Wtss co, A Mulligan, Trenholm Z
Son, Sloan 4 SeIgnious, W Smith co, U
Bee Il co, Smith, A Salinas, Bol mann BIOS,
n n Waller co.
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New York aunny Cloth Market.

=" NEW YORK. February a..
From the Daily Bulletin: Cloth continu.s ~
fair demand and prices firm. Sales 150 oafes at
lie, gold In bond; and 500 rolls domestic, for de.
livery balance OF the month, at TIC, and 6oo ier
March and April at 1sc. Bags were du J, put sne
market remains firm Sales $50 bales at lIc, goiu
nestle Is Xalsc. Bags dull at 15halehc for ngas
and heavy.
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CLEARED: FOR THIS PORT.

Steamship Sea Gull, Dutton, at Baltimore Feb
ScHr isly. Hughes at New York. February q
Sohf E q Edwards, Lee, at Philadelphia, Febru'
ary 81.
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Interior Cotton Markets.
COLUMBIA. February %.
Sales Of cotton e5 bales; middling 2lhc.
UNION, February %.
The sales Of cotton were l72 bales during the
week. Market opened on Monday at 2oH; closed
to-day at 2Qxc. ...
~ t.: ANDERSON, February 81.
Sales OF cotton fer the week ending to-day zoo
bales. Prices this afternoon range from 2oha2lc.
ORINuEBURG. February %.
Sales during the week 185 bales. we quose:
Ordinary 1sc, low middliag 2Ohc, mlddling ZIG.
WINHsBoRo, February "a.
For the past two days 81 bales OF cotton nave
been sold IN this market at pr. .ces ranging from
20 to 2lAc. ,.oo
Celton Is selling at 2OHc. ,o 90
Our cotton market Is quiet, as follows: GOOD
ordinary 2oHc, strict good ordinary 2oA, low
middlings 81, mlddlings 2lh. Quotations are
nominal.
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COMMERCIAL NEWS.
Exports.

W., po- steamship Georgla-1Se bags
SkW S,oaS and 11ai bales upland cotton. 81 tcs
sss Stne sTpaes domestcs and goods 6s Casks Gay,
aos handles paper, 400 bags meal, ana Aos
pkss S,topE~Per steamship Falcon-495 tcs rice,
,,o hsies cotton 90 bbls rosin, % bales domestics
8 e6hds and bale hides 20 pigs fruit $4,000 ieet
lumber, and sundriea.
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Georgetown Market.

Georgetown Market.
GEORGETOWN, February ~.
corror--Six bales arrived since last report,
and sold a from l9 to 90 cents. We quote IRON
IS to 20 cents per pound. eo,oo thia
TTMBBR-This artcle arrives slowly saes ~ aeni1 ntts
week of 2oo STICKS and sold at from to 10 Genus;
a good article, well gotten up, In demand, ana
would command high bgures a. so, a,o
"TTrS "TTnRpENT1NE.-Virgln SIS so; yellow S. 6oi nne
white scrape So 80; second quality IS 70.