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A Ch icaeo raror told this pretty lit
tie tale: Several years ago there was
such tremendous freshet ON the Hi,
nois river, that it was for long time
referred to as the "Aood." During
lawsuit in Peoria, an old man named
hdum, iiviug in iittie nutuiet ON the
river known as Paradise, was examined
as witness. .s sEg
"What is your name - was the first
question asked him.
"Adam, sir" said he.
"Your name is Adam, is it? Well,
where do you live? A
ain Paradise, SIR"
your name Is Adam, and you
live in Paradise, do you? Well, how
long have you lived thcrc?"
ever since the food, SIR" replied
the simple old man, whose woyds were
drowned in a roar of laughter, in which
the court, jury, counsel and spectators
all joined. A Peoria paper rejoins {:
The only objection to this story is, no
such remarkable pluvial occurrence
Known as the Aafood," no such man ms
Adam, and such thing never happened.
With these few exceptions, tho story is
correct.
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ATLANTIC PHOSPHATE.

This FERTILIZER
AT
BILE sT NOVEMBER, 1872 INTEREST
Stan
II pound
buying on time the sale will be considered due ls November 1872
re
PHATE will be furnished o the eAgents "
PELZER, RODGERS 4 co. General Agents,
jan 6-3m Bowns WhaJ Chareshna s.
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uaaIGA ATFT4Un

nAsrrsse AsG Ara Assssoo MI ID - asz-
ERrY.--Chief Justice Chase delivered
an opinion in the. supreme9ourt of the
EUaItea S.atea, il the c5se of Pardon
against shs unitea States, @hioh opens
the way to numerous actions growing
out Of the iats war; The case in point
was Q proceeding TO recover the proceeds
ofa lot Of fcottons seizsd aed& ,6s SeaR
tured aad Abandoned Property Act of
1858, an appesl. from the y CohfF oF
Claims, and was argued AT che last term
Of the Court. The Court of Claims
dismissed the petition on the ,gtoapd
that it did not aver that sthsf claimant
had not given aid or comfort to the re.
beilion, and that it did not sufficiently.
aver executive pardon. The Chief j us
tice held (the same as in the case of
Armstrong vs United State, recently
decidedly that the Presidents proclama.
.tion ofDecember- %, s,1a6S, granting
pardon and amnesty Internationally
and without reservation, ggelievss, the
claimants, in all cases under the Captus
red and Abandoned Property AT; from,
proof Of adhesion to the United States
during The late war, aud the Judgment
dismissing the petition was reversed.
1t will be seen that this is the second
decision Of the kind that has, been. rem.
dered, and already many persons in ! the
South have taken advantage Of it supder
tlieae decisions most Of the. property
taken at the South during the war can
be reclaimed.
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? ID! RaBUEANFsli
GRAHAM.

'~aF.-sa8o % Eftf9
LH.hsGA a n 4 SILK POIsLHNR
kL te bc had at = 80
I. y. FELDEE& CO.'S
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Among other "sports Of the Ring"
may be included weddings,
Widow Fay, of Oregon. ha set up a
cigar mannfactory, ands her weeds are
said to be the best in the State.
A printers devil in an Omaha office
was bitten by dog few days since.
The dog fingered several days and then
died in great agony.
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Iparepa Rosa Vas Esinsing 9.cas.s

2 sParepa Rosa VAS singing 'cas,s
Diva" in one of the Western cities.
Folding her white hands on her bosom,
aud raising her tender eyes, she COM
imenced her Kolian mates, the melody
swelling and breaking iuto gush of
phintive, supplicatiug harmony, that
yibrated through every chord of the
heart. glanced sat my fricud at my
side, radiant in her dress and halo of
golden hair, and there was a sweet, pen
sive look on her downcast face. The
music ceased, and the audience, wild
with enthusiasm, was demanding an
encore, when my beautiful companion
raised her large, serene eyes to mine and
said, "Isn't it sad2"
aYes," replied I quickly sharing her
feeling although so glorious, it touches
a melancholy chord"
20, nonsense J" she exclaimed, II
don't mean that! You know very well
that I don't pretend to appreciate this
kind of musical jargon. mean ism t it
sad to See 80 many young men bald
headedl I wonder if it-i-n't dissipation,
or the climate, or what Do you know
that have Been picking out bald heads
down in the parauet,eyand would you
believe it, / actually counted twenty
nine !" ~7,yyr
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wAxnAws, L.xcAsrEa Coux4TT. ~ s. e

To r. p. Zimmerman, Esq, Seceetqry ,offAss
Far cfthe Carolinas, Charlotte, NJ O..
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THE sTON0 PHOSPHATE COMPANY

CHARLESTON,
offer
o ev Planter
Is
last
WM. RAYENEL, President
D. AIKEN, General Ast, No Wharf Charleston s. G.
lee
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MILLIONS Bear Tcst,mony to their
Wonderful Curative Effects.
They aro not q vile Fancy Drink, Made OF Poor
Rum, WhiskcS, Proof Spirits and Rc(nse
Liquors doctored. sccd and swcctcncd 70 please tho
taste called Tonicss "Appctzcrs," 'Restorcrs" "&c.,
that lead the tpplcr TO drunkenness and ruin but
true Medicine made from the Native Roots and Herbs
OF California. FREQ from NIL Alcoholic Stimu.
1nnfs. They are the GREAT BLOOD PURE
FER md LIFE GIVING PRINCIPLE,
n perfect Renovator and Invgorator Of the System,
carrying OF oil poisonous matter and restoring thcbood
TO healthy condition. No person take these Bit
tcrs according TO directions and remain long unwe,
provided their bones arc not destroyed by mineral
poison OF other means and the vital organs wasted
beyond the point OF repair
They Gentle Purgntivc ms we'll m a
Tonic, possessing also, the peculiar merit OF acting
powerful agent In relieving Congestion InGanl-
nation Of the Liver. and all the visccrai organs
FOR FEMALE COMPLAINTS, ,n young or
old married single, ut the dawn OF womnnhood
The turn OF lifo. these Tonic Bitcrs have equal.
For 7naummntory und Chronic Rhcumn-
tism md Gout, Dyspepsia or Indigestion,
bilious, Rcmitfcnt md Inicrmittcnt Fee
vors, DIsenacs OF tho Blood, Liver, Kid
ueys and Bladder, these Bittcrs have been most
successful. Such Diseases nrc caused by vitintcd
Hood, which Is generally produced by dcrauscHcnt
Of tho Digestive Organs.
DYSPEPSIA Or INDIGESTION, Head
ACHE Pain In the Shoulders. Coughs, Tshincss Of the
Bad Taste in the Mouth. Bilious Attacks. paipaton of
the Heart, Inflammation OF the Lungs Pain in the
gions OF the Kidneys and hundred other painful symp-
toms. the onsprincs of Dyspepsia.
They nviGornte tho Stomach and stimulate the torpid
Liver and Bowels. which them of uncaualiei
efficacy In cleansing the blood of a.! impurities ,-
parting new life and viGor TO the whole system.
FOR SKIN DISEA SES, Erup,ions, letter. Salt
Rheum, Blo,ches, Spots Pinpcs Pustuies Boiis Car
BANGLES. Hing Worms. Sca!d Head Sore Eyes Erysipc-
as Itch Scurs Discoiornt lions ~ the SKIN umofs and
literally dug and carried the system In short
time by the Ut these Biitcrs. One bottle In such
eases will convince the lost their cura
tive cts
Cleanse the vitiatcd Blood whenever yor Fad It's i'm
puritics bursting through tho sain in pmpes Erup-
tions or Sores "anse ii when You find 1t obstructed
and sluggish In the veins cleanse it when II FOUL
and your feelings will tell you when. Keep The blood
pure. aud the health OF the sYst,m will follow.
Pin, Tape, md other Worms, lurking in tho
'ys'em OF 20 man, thousands, ercctuay DESTROYED
. and removed. Says distinguished Psychologist,
Garth whose body is exempt from the presence Of
worms 1t Ia not upon the healthy elements OF the
body that worms exist, but the diseased umors
and .limy deposits that breed these living monsters OF
anthelmntics will free the system frou. WoIIas like
these Bitters
J. WALKER Proprietor. n. II. MCDONALD & CO..
and u and - Commerce Street New YORK.
EO-soLp BY ALI DRUGGISTS AND DEALERS
aug 26 X ~
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ATLANTIC ACID PHOSPHATE,

This Article
November
of nteres.
i
PELZER RODGERS & co, Agents.
Jan 6-3m Bonts HhaE Charleston, S. {.
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seaasss % the ofacers, the gold,enbroid
s.sa tssoans ana rich ~sistbands OF ths
waneufesseu aeryaHss, the wen-iadet
ssblss sne patches VQt tinted light ane
Ae ssoa Haaning masks OF seductive
M'nss. snade Up picture OF varied huei
aneaa,le7 Sos bf'lllancy Of effect. AL
sAsas Josiaiisy and confusion
- anu wnsa--soa ans ,.tnae of@ses .he
coeqssssas hsro % 7 %eanss--the white
$500 oia 9klpssiiman appeared ms
o'N.A 80 alssening with pside,) bear
'a alsls aa enormoas ooHa sde Christ
~ 'am-paaoiDg, ssuck all over WITH
.As. s r,SS.. auls..s.s a nv aeso'a'ea Wi'n
= ss.1'1S 10y mss ,'Ae in,ss'e'''e'
s q. -;,aiSsu' SsIssS 'Ana nsas.y
- a..a., 'Ao suovos' VI h'S
-. s;.- r, .a es.-
pyss ..rs.a- -. SA"o .ne pos''
s @ - As Me'o 'u"A
- -. @1 -. eu'a,' .D''. "e,e 70
-. ~ s e. .o'
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: &c s.,, - ..sA., :, "lea suua."'y
:, p vac ~. ~ e !.
-. ..osaa,. 80. ia r." :s ~, y
-. a. :, ..h:-.h .sr.o ~ 80 % ~
SMS - -, -. 49,. m
,;ao .Mn,.a. ae 49,. -, " Iii
60
.h re.s..aa ..;,,
,.or. mo- w;,d,v srom, u, H. .ha ~ a,hors '''''
awha. !. ;.a "wh,t,s lv rsu.s ,hs =, =, :. ,y
wSsasSssrly questioned, a s,be oflioer.
.,ISa aes.hs..s. go ~ -,
u.s. Tho .ouos. " ~ rs.a u' i0 r,s,;ns ;ne Dl. ha,e
s,toa o,,. of ,So;, .on,.. ~. =,
and oh;,ar.n sor..m.d w;,h ,r;nhtanod
,l;.eord.n, vo;oss. 80 nal. a-oaned sa.r
c,,,.. ..s,.n..a. .,,,,..as. .s aas.. 49, h. ~.
asE.,sss hs,,as.s = ths;, @ ga .a,.o.,
-h;,. ~ ,dd ,.a.,. .o.f,.;on ,ha haa
80. - 49, s-o,n ,ho;u .;.I
- .na s,,n..a.a ,h,o..h ,ho h..r, <,r
=. ,:i :
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80. "a ...-u 49,. 80 =, -. II,
-. - ssa .s;sr,.r IT. ;u.n,s 60. Gov
,u;l.. r. sron. 30. a. g., -
~. 800, aa,,,s - go. .";I "
~ 5;s,Ias1 .
.,rsa. hr;aht a,.r. .nd sn,.. IS a.e,o
sssE .s.se., ~. "a
ovs,,,nn;,S ~ S ,hs as,.s ,na n ,ho ~;
,o..;,a eSe,agua,,.1 an - -
o.;,.sVT>T7.3 ew.f T
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.b,.u,.a old Es.oonr. =. ,h. sono,.s Ian,
.,i,s w;laly y,,sb;no I.bon. aW.hr M
mr.. Grs.,h cs,,. ron 90. vonr n.,;ro
80, s,,,..sery. o.
sIsst. a,ssl nt,6r psaav had hssn inn
h;h;,,,r abe ehamun.o,e =. ,oo f,.. . ,,,o.
M l.e ,,.,.s, of h;,ns.If .nd ro,loa ,ho,,
n; ~ .ssaFas;ons,;ka !. sb;n w;.hou,
r,,5ae,
A h,srsa ..nr,sD nsa,v d.sh;,, nm 70
where .be eo,one, stood surronnded Nv
Ais beu;ldered officers. TWAS sudde,ly
checked by b the strong hand Of the rider
and Gsrald RelIvppe smoke bost;lv ,a
he arnesshimself NM ont Of the saddle.
..psrdon Colone,i thouebt :, ho.,
.o {sawge my gaara and GALLON in With
naa,. se tba,a,sn
aWaa Il yop then Who ,r3srea ,hs
-nrqss, /, 20 y sounJ tbe .,.,m2n
.sIt vaa s;, sav Tho 6r. m;,es
,sEgsSsSsFss. J.sxss kssr;,,, .,s,surs ..u,ra
aaa.hurrisd in 70 warn Won"
.souits 1rivht, air.: ouite ri.it, Ana'
now see and Get the comnapies together },
=. r-sf -
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w VIII 11ILTHIELM THEODORE MULLER

"AS just returned from CHARLESTON
Ill with the best selection of SEED
IRISH POTATOES ever brought to Orangs.
burg. He has on hand the
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Fair cfMe caroltnas, Charlotte, " C..
The following is correct statement Of
Cotton raised by Stevens & sgufeiSa. On IL
acres of s:abbae hand, Ninv1a fHss manurea
with 400 pounds ofaCarolihA tFsftikzer. The
following is tho mode of fculiiyntioa: Twas
thoroughly broken up II inches deep, and
laid OFF i'll rows 81 feet wide, aud The Fer
tilizcr applied in the ts9fIl, then 9a,oflied ON
II on the 10Th Of May. and planted the same.
day, but owing TO the cool and dry weathar.
,'iii moi efi.;ie up ia srHnu uTis h75oiit the
LIST oF June. First working Sit srlssaruu
around with half shovel aud partially
trimmed out with hoe, Sccahd working
itwas run around with DinSh ,afnb, II
inches long, aud the midd!es flsro%fi DIT with
a sweep lS inches .wides ~ 0iBafnrfbw 10 n
row aud trimmed To stand. .withpslloe about
IL inches between tho. .sto0ks, aand after-
wards it was ploughed. ..ereRy Stao weeks
with u sweep Is hss-widc- and Jhoad. each
time, until itfwas worked five times.
The following is d Acorsss lent fthe
Cotton picked: ~. !, s,.~...'.ss
lst Picking ..................a. ~ a.n .2Ss
2l Picking .....a. 4. .!a.a.....-aIt,. &c. &c.
Cd Picking. ana
Estimated amount of unopened matureA
bolis ................................ .....n - AIS
aSae1s& SiIsN=-
totai............ ...-....I!. .oo1'
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Carolina Fertilizer
.i..s TRlUMPHASTI

WILnrSeroS. y. O., Angust12Isf. IsTFs
For the largest production OF CottoH h,
the acre LOCO his. CARoGfxS FERrfL6xxm
For the largest proinctioh i6e ssNfert TO
the acre, LOGO los. CaRo4iNA RRBEskIzBEw
The above premiums are for crops pro-
duced with the use Of the scarolihaip eftiiF-
zer alone. or in combinations switlR plaStalion
mannres only, and the awarding of said
premiums is left discretionary @itI We
committee of the Association ypplsr .their'
SANDERS, oATEs &Coa0e
STEVENS & CUREToNs
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sTEyESS .SfIRfsrnS

q oAG1ENS GpkEION.
certify weighed the Cotton picked in,
the adovc statement, snd il is se6ffAcF?G
October 2d, Isfl.sf ikTssRo AaGis ABAM
AZ the request gofn ofnsiEsspsssSrkysss &
CuREroN,we hays examined. the III acre of
Cotton, and the estimate made abcYe IA true;
to the best OF our obility.si sstaaR Sfa
y 'tDi P.aBuRANTs1a
t3iVS.Aa GRAHAM.
kIT ~ S1st tIOSEpH GODGES
Premiums awarded TO STEVENS & CusK-
TON on'above certificate.
VIC wiiLselI the above Splendid Fertilizer
Mt Forty-Five Dollars cash, or Fifty Dollars.
payable lst November With iItdrest nj :
per ccentY pr AnnSm, dsliYfFeds@ oar Ware
house in Ciarlcston SAee4its 4 apill ss,l "A
same prices, eddiae III 6frSiSiia ora ifayass
to their Depots.i' sat - lflw ~
GEO. W.sNetI. .IsIANs &C0.
janis sa.s'l 1sf sladez1 ~ aese,S A.,
sHiY 0taEL ln 4assk4s,SsEk
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New York Coffee Market.

NEW YORK, M8rCn IL.
The Daily Bulletin says: Buyers generally still
rather hold OF, ami though good many sample 8
are looked at and The mi Gallons seem to point
to desire to secure stock, very few goods change
hands. Next week will probably bring the taiin
question into some sort OF positive shape II Is
thought. and jubbers, therefore,, are disposed 70
await the result, and con1ne their operations TO
tho hunting up OF parcels suited to their trade,
and ascertainiug probable cost, DC. Tne 6lls
made thus far are therefore pretty low, In lact
low enough to prevent business as holders,
though willing to allow easy terms. and indeed
Offering liberal concessions from prices current
some time ago, are hardly pr r. d as yet 10
make the sacrlnces aSked Of them. Here and
there. however, an odd lot can be picked up low,
and this gives an Impression that all sellers Will
accept the same figures. On to-day's market
holders Of BrnzIls were still patiently awaiting
for something to turn up. but on West India
styes there was little activity, with sales OF
1909 bags Laguayra, per A Patterson, on prl-
vate terms. We quote Rio, gold, In bond, nomt-
nally as follows: Ordinary cargoes 15a15h, fair
cargoes l5xal6, good cargoes 16Aal6h, prime
.cargoes 17al7x.
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LIST OF VESSELS

UP, CLEARED AND SAILED FOR THIS PORT.
LIVERPOOL.
Nor bark Draupner, Ipgoldsen, cl'd........ Jan 8
Br bark Lucy, Jones, cleared. Jan ID
The Avondale, Adams, Ian ~
Br bark File de Pair, Jones, ..Feo 20
QUEENSTOWN.
Ship Nautilus, Spencer, sailed. ..Feb 15
CARDIFF.
The Anevoca Williams, sailed. 2
Br bark Harvest Home, Dlckey, sailed. 80. Jan l8
Schr Henrietta, Burnett, cleared. ..........Dec ls
The Medway, Robertson, up................Feo2 20
GLOUCESTER ENG.
The Lalia, Goudy, sailed. ..Jan l
DoMEsTIC.
BOSTON.
Brig Erie SeaIs up.... ...Eeo 21
Brig Minnie Abby. Harding, cleared. .......Feb 20
Schr Glover, Terry, up. ............:. FEB ~
Schr Emerson, Snow, cleared. ....... March Z
NEW YORK.
Schr Myrover, Brown. cleared. ...........A March S
Schr Anna Shepard, Newton, cleared. .... March 2
Schr S Ingraham Packard, up........Msrch 2
Schr N Hawkins, Wyatr, up............M March 4
PHILADELPHIA.
Schr Sidney Price, Godfrey, cleared. March s
BALTIMORE.
Schr Mary, Gilchrlst, cleared. March 5
Schr Kate Foster, Rosebrook, up. .Marcn
Schr Louisa Frazier, Ste eman. up...... March y
Schr n Steelman. SteelmaD, up.........March .
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Passengers.

Per steamship James Adger. for New York -
Mr. Daniels and son. Miss Daniels. w Burrel'
N Lanning, W Hall, @ Potter, Mulhercn
wife and seven children.
Mrs LaWton, Mrs ChatHeld, ] Van Wagenen,
Banes. O Long, Geo Woodward, @ F Benedict
Jarvis John 9 FIcken James F O'Connell,
Gaboury, L Bangs, M@ohnsfon, Argne. d
E6erhart, q Harbeck, Miss horn, G Burnett
and wife. Mrs Paulding, q NJ Guild. Miss Berry
Mrs Robbins, Mrs Se8yer, Mrs Rasklns, Tay
lor, and six deck.
Per steamer Pilot Boy, from Savannah via
Beaufort, Hilton Head, &c-F q Little, Sullr
van, Capt Maihiesen. aud four deck.
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Markers by Telegraph.
MONEY MARKETS.

LONDON, Mar Oh IL.
PARIS, March u.
N'eo - " NEW YORK, March u.
Noon.-Freights dull. Stocks strong and &C
tive. God firm at lok. Money tight a. ,1.s t
gold; sa ExchangeeloDg Ok; short 'o"' Govern
Evening. hrmer. Money opened
strfngent to-day, but closed abundant at 7. Ster.
ling eKa9x. Gold 1oHa1oX. Governments
steady. Tennessees Y better. Oth;rs steady.
COTTON MARKETS.
LIVERPOOL March IL.
Noon.-Cotton opened dull; uplands l1allHd,
Lsser.ECosson dull; uplands 1lallXd, Orleans
1lKd: sales 5000 bales; speculation and export
1000; Bombay shipments to i1th since lass report,
Evsning.-Msnchester aaviees less favorable,
causing dullness. Cotton closed heavy; uplands
11allXd; Orleans 1l3fd. -.
Noon.-Cotton weak; uplands EXC, Orleans
last evening $500 bales as follows: March, 2lXa
go; April. 20 sf6a22Hc; May 22xa22Hc; June
J evening Cotton weak; sales 1899 bales; up.
lands 22X Orleans 22X Sales OF futures to-day
5000 bales, as Follows: March. 2iT; April, % Lie;
May, 22x, 22h; Jun Tx 22M; G' July 2 Esro, 20
Cotton dull; mIddlings 22X2aXc; net receipts
s bales; gross 14 sales zoo; s.9Hk sSoo
Cotton dull; mlddlngs 22xo.
Cotton dull and nominal; middllngs 224c;
net receipts 4s7 bales gross 67S; exports coastWse
Cotton dull; low middllng 2o4a21c; net receipts
o35 bales; exports coastwise 7s0; sales loo STOCK
1877.
Cotton quiet; middllngs 20; net receipts %;
exports coastwtse 50; safes So; stock ss
Cotton quiet and steady; midahDgs 2lx: net
receipts 1888; exports coastwise $50; sales 700;
stock 81, 1T bales. ~
scotton dull; middlDgs 2lc; net receipts ESQ
o MEMPHIS, March 70.
Cotton dull; middlings 2lxa2lXc; receipts 1lsl
bales. ,o
Cotton dull; mlddlings 2ixc; net receipts 500
bales; sales 300; STOCK 52,s7a
Cotton dull and nominal: mlddllnge 22c; net
receipts 26S3 bales; gross 3099; exports 70 Great
Britain 1871; to Revel 44S6; TO Cronstadt 1000;
aales 800; stock 1873 100. ,, ,,o, 20
Cotton dull; good ordinary lshslsxc; net re.
ceipts ss7 bales; exports coastwise 1872.
PROVISIONS AND PRODUCE MARKETS.
- - LIVERPOOL. March II.
Noon.-B. eadstufrs dull. Flour 26s Cd. Corn
27s Cd TO 27s Cd. Lard ASS.
EveniDg.-Turpentine6 6es. - y.,,,,o
Noon-Nour dull and declining. Wheat qulet
and heavy. Corn declining. Pork dull new mess
3lS Is. Lard heavy; steam 9Ha9Hc. Turpentlae
dull and heavy at soaSlc. Rosin QUIET at - 70
Evening.-Flour dull and declining; common to
fair extra Sc soa7 65; guod to choice 81 soaS o.
Whiskey S7asS cts, co.ing free sellers Wheat
at sEss cts Pork inactive at $3.50 Lard closed
heavy at sxa9Xc. Turpent,ne heavy at soaslc.
Rosif quiet. Talow active at sxa9Hc.
CINcISNArI, March IL.
Flour dull and lower. Corn unchanged. Pro.
yisious-holders ANXIOUS. Pork $12 rs. L ~ Sh
ssXc. Shou ders 6Xc; sides 1ha'Hc Whlskey
advance, e4c. ,,.u,,,o
Flour fIrm and active. Corn quiet and nrm.
Bagging quiet. Provisions and whiskey quiet
and unchanged.
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nACIFIO MAIL STEAMSHIP COMPY'S
THROUGH LINE TO
CALIFORNIA, CHINA AND JAPAN.
FARES GREATLY REDUCED.

No. AZ, North River, foot OF Canal E&lsNaEE Y
street, New York, at IL O'Clock noon, or the loLn
and s0th Of every month except when these
dates fall on Sunday, then the saturday preceding
All departures connect at Panama with hteam.
ers for South Pacific and Cent? al American ports.
Departure Of 18th touches at Kingston, Jamaica,
For Japan and China, steamers leave San Fran.
Sunday; then on the day preceding.
No California steamers touch at Havana, but go
direct from New York to AspinWall.
One hundred pounds baggage free to each adult
Medicine and attendance free.
For Passage Tickets or other information apply
at the COMPANY'S TICKET OFFICE. ON the wharf
foot Of Canal street, North River, New YORK.
july28-lyr F. K. BABY, Agent
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MARINE NEWS BY TELEGRAPH.

LIVERPOOL. March y.
Arrived, the Irwell, from New Orleans.
NEW YORK, March 12-
The schr Ohas f Paige, hence February 18th for
Wilmington, is missing.
Arrived, steamship Baltic.
Arrived ont, steamship Glenhaven.
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IN PANY.
EM MM IN EEElsla71 SS3s
CHARLESTON, s. O., February II,

CHARLESTON, s. O., FeUruHry II, IdlI:
Trains will leave Charleston Daily at $50 a. n.
and Is P. II.
Arrive az Charleston 7.3o A. n. (Mondsys ex.
cepted) and 230 P. II.
Train does not leave Charleston SIS P. NJ, SUN.
DAYS.
tIon 10 New York, via Richmond and Acqua
Greek only, going through In 40 hours.
Passengers leaving by 6.15 P. N. Train nave
choice OF route, via Richmond and washington,
or via PUr smouth and Baltimore These leaving
FRIDAY by this Train lay ever on SUNDAY In Bal
timore. Those leaving on SATURDAY remain SUN.
DAY In Wilmington, n. O.
This is the cheapest, quickest ana moss peasaat
route to incinnas Chicago and other points
West and Northwest, both Trains making connec-
tions at washington with Western trains OF Baltl-
more and ohio Railroad, ,o,,,
Engineer and Superintendent.
P.L. CLBAPOR, General Ticket Agent.
feh11- 2moS
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Now York Naval Stores Market.

NEW YORK, MATCH II.
The Daily Bulletin says: spirits surPen'ine has %
bbls In lots at IS sxasIc but large lots would not
br:ng over Ssc outside for merchantable order:
Rosins are quiet and somewhat irregular, held all
the way from s4s4 IS, but the sales made nave
been at 81 20a4 80. We note $50 b s at 81 S0 l62
bbis az 81 20, and 5000 bbs at Wilmington on
private terms, but suppo ed at 81. Tar is held at
1896 for Wilmington and sS SO FIR Washington.
Pitch s:eady at 81 rs delivered.
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Receipts per railroad, March 10.
SOUTH CAROLINA RAILROAD.

4oa bales cotton, 90 bales goods car stock, 20
cars lumber and wood. To Railroad Agent, q
Trenholm 4 Son, A Salinas, Geo d Walter q co,
Pelger, Rodgers & co, Frost, Adger co, SLOAN
i Seignious, Sharp, w PDowling,W Boyie,
~ G Courtney l. co, Johnston, Crews co. Peske
i Miles,, s D Stoney. Mowry Son, D O Kracke,
Pringle Son. T Boag, WAGNER Monsees,
3 Mulligan W Williams q Son.
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Kidder's Electro Magnetic
Batteries.

Druggists Glassware, OF every description, at
the lowest rates. and full assortment OF Drug.
gIsts' Sundries.n
Agent for Nattan's "Crystal Discovery for the
Hair.n
Agent for the "New York Medical University's''
Preparations.
Agent for Rison's Tobacco Antidote, and Up
hams Antldote to Strong Drink
Agent for the elegant preparations OF W. r.
Warner 4 Co., OF Philadelphia, consisting Of
full line OF Fluid Extracts, Sug r.Coated Pills
Ellxirs, Medlcased Wines and Syrups, Licorlce
and Pepsin Lozenges, &C., &c.