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SEC. 5. To b. +. Murray, A. John
son, +. A. Blake, for expenses incur
red ~ legislative committee to visit
and report upon the condition Of the
Orphans Home at Glen wood, twenty
two dollars each-sixty-six dollars.
SEC. 6. TOT, P. West, NJ. Good
speed and Ira +. Draper, for expenses
incurred as legislative committee to
visit and report upon the condition Of
the orphans home at Cedar Falls, $25
each, seventy five dollars.
a.. To John Nick ain, G. Close and
John +. Irish, for expenses incurred
as legislative committee to visit qnd
report upon the condition Of the Blind
Asylum at Vinton, twenty dollars "a.
sixty dollars.
28To Charles Beardsley, M. A. Leah
aud j. q. Newbold, for expenses in
CURED Gas legislative committee to
visit and report upon the condition Of
the Institution for the Deaf and Dumb
ct Council Bluffs, twenty dollars each
sixty dollars.
80. TO b. +. Allen, j. Y. Stone,
John Beresheim, J. III. Gear and +
Duncomhe, Tor expenses incurred as q
legislative committee to visit and re-
port upon the terminus Of the Union
Pacific Railroad, thirty dollars each
one hundred and fifty i0lIars.
10. To A B Ireland, b F Keables
aud r Duncombe. for expenses In
CURED - . Legislative COMMITTEES 10
visit and report upon the condition OF
the hospital for the Insane It indie.
pendends, twenty-five dollars each--
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to be audited aud paid ~ provided In
section two of this act; provided,
however, that the time for which said
officers and employees Of the two Hous-
ca shall be paid, ehall be reckoned from
the day Of their appointment to the
last day Of the present session inclu-
sive; and, provided further, that the
amounts to be paid TO each shall be
computed at the following rates per
day 10 each, viz: To the Secretary nf
the Senate and Chief Clerk Of the
House, ten dollars per day each to
the Assistant Secretaries OF the Senate
and Assistant Clerks of the House,
eight dollars per day each to the En-
rolling and Engrossing Clerks OF the
Senate and House, six dollars per day
each; to the 6ergeant-at-A Arms OF the
Senate and House, i've dollars per day
each; to the Postmaster and Assistant
Postmaster aud Mail Carrier, six dol
lars per day each; to the dOOrkeepers
Of the Senate and House, each, five
dollars per day to the Janitors Of the
Senate and House, each, i've dollars
per day: to the Paper Folders o. the
Senate and House, each. four d0Ilars
per day, 10 the Messengers Of the SEN
ate and House, three dollars per day
each.
SEC. 4. To Charles Atkins. forty
dollars !; William Blackman, twenty
dollars ; l.. r. Ellsworth, twenty dol
lars-SOr expenses incurred - legis-
latlvo committee 10 visit and report
upOn the condition Of the OrphsDs'
Home ~ Davenport eighty dollars.
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LAWS OF IOWA.
PUBLISHED BY AUTHORITY.
CHAPTER 1872.

i
AN ACT making appropriations for
the per diem and expenses OF the
Fourteenth General Assembly, and
other purposes.
SECTION l. Be IL enacted By the
General Asscmbly Of the State of IOWd.
That the following sums Of money, or
80 much thereof ~ msy he necessary,
are hereby appropriated, out Of any
moneys In the State Treasury not
otherwise appropriated, to the persons
and for the purposes herein named
SEC. 2. For the payment Of the per
diem OF the members, officers and en-
ployes Of the House Of Representatives,
the sum Of sixty -eeven thousand five
hundred and four dollars, the amount
to be paid upon . general certificate
showing the amount due each men,
Der, officer and empl0ye respectively.
which certincate shall be signed by
the Speaker and Chief Clerk Of the
House Of Representatives, and the
President and Secretary Of the Senate,
and the Auditor Of State shsll issue >
warrant for the amount 20 certified.
6RC. 3. For the payment Of the per
diem Of the membeS1, Olnoess and en-
pl0yes Of The Senate. the sum Of thir-
ty-six tiI0usand nvs hundred dollars
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vinegar Bitters are not . vile Fancy Drink,
Made Of Poor Rum, Whiskey, Preef Spirits
aud Refase Lisu0rs. doctored spiced and sweet
sned 10 please the taste called Tonics Appetizers
Restorers Ae, that lead the tippler to drunken
and ruin, but are true Medicine made fsom the
Native Roots and Herbs Of California free from all
Alcoholic Stlmulanss. They are the GREAT
BLOOD PURIFIER and A LIFE GIVING
PRINCIPLE. perfect Renovstor and Invigorater
81 the System, carrying Oh al poisonous matter and
restoring the blood To healthy condition Nh
take these Bitters according TO directions and
main long unwell, provided their bones are not des
troyed BY mineral poison other and the vital
organs wasted beyond the point Of repair.
They nre 4 Gentle Psrgative ~ we'll ~
Tonic, possessing, also, the peculiar merit d acting -
powerful agent in relieving Congestion or Infsmma-
tion Of the Liver. and all the yisceral Organs.
FOR FEMALE COMPLAINTS, whether in
young old married single, At the dawn Of
hood at the turn Of life. these Tonic Bters have
equal.
Fer naammatsry or Chronic Rhea maaIsm
and Cost, Dyspepsia Or Isdisestisn, Bil.
lens. Re1itteut and Iaternittent Fevers,
Diseases Of the Blood, Liver, Kidneys and
Bladder, these Bitters have been most successful.
Sach Diseases caused by Initiated bleed,
which is generally produced By arrangement Of the
Digestive Organs.
DYSPEPSIA OR INDIGESTION, Head
sehe. Pain IN the Shoulders Coughs Tshtnsss Of the
Chest Dizziness Sour Fluctuations of the Stomach Bad
Taste in the Mouth Bilious Attacks Palpitatien of the
Heart Inflammation Of the Lungs Pain In the regions
Of the Kidneys and hundred other painful symptoms.
are the ohsprinss of Dyspepsia.
They nrgorste the Stomach and stimulate the torpid
Liver and Bowels, which render them OF unequAled
ecacy in cleansing the blood Of all impurities and i'm
parting new life and vigor to the whole system.
FOR SKIN DISEASES, Eruptions, letter.
Salt Rheum. Botchea Spots Pimpies, Pustules Boils
'arbuncies king-w orms, scsld Head. Sore Eyes,
krsipelas Itch, seufs, Dscolorations Of the Skin,
hcIDors and Diseases of the skin, Of whatever name
nature, literally dug up and carried out OF the
system in short tms by the Of these Bitters One
botle in such will convince the most neredulous
u their curative effect.
Cleanse the Initiated Blood whenever you lnd ts i'm
pnrties bursDe through the skin In Pmplea RFuptions
sores cleanse u when you md IL ohsfruetcd and
sluggish in the veins cleanse u when II il foul. and
your feelings will tell when Keep the blood pure,
and the health OF the system will follow,
PIN. TAPE. and other WORMS, lurking in
The system OF many thousands. ehectually des
troYed and removed For full directions, read carefully
the circular around each bottle, printed IN four
AAngusees-Enxiish, German, French and Spanish
}. WALKER, Proprietor. r. II. MCDONALD 4 CO.
Druggists and Gen. Agents San Francisco. Cal, and
30 and d Commerce Street, New YORK.
81 SOLD BY ALL DRUGGISTS AND DEALERS.
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NOTICE.
To the Owner or Owners of Lois
herein described, whose names

NyOU are hereby notified that the DAVEN-
i PORT AND ST. PAUL RAILROAD
COMPANY have appropriated the following
described lots in the county Of Cedar, in the
state OF Iowa. for right Of way to wit: lots
number one CD and two ~ in block number
two 90 In the village OF Massillon, in said
county.
And II you do not. within the time pre-
scribed by law, apply to the Sheriff of said
county TO have the damages sustained by
you, assessed In the manner provided by
law, the said Company will proceed to do 40
as by virtue Of the statute In such cases pro-
vided they may.
GEO. II. FRENCH, Prest,
w. H. PRICE, Sec
Dayanport June I7th 1872 awo5
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To whom Il may Concern

Notice g hereby given, that on the cath day OF
May, A. D. 1872, f. A. Gray and Thomas Gray e. CO.
utors Of the last will and estate Of Abraham Markle
decd, hied In the office Of the Clerk of the Circuit
Court within and for Cedar county, State of Iowa
their final report ~ such Executors and that Non
Gay, AUGUST Nth, 49,, being the first day or the
next term o. said Court, ID eef mr. the final hearing
thereon, and that IL no audcient objection BE- then
msde said Executors VIII b. discharged 6 prayed.
WOLF q LANDT, Att'ys. ~
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DR.. Wells Extracted Jurubeba
MANHOOD:
How Lost, How Restored.

Just published. a new edition OF
HeiA&A Or. culveaWELt'S CELEBRATED
ESSAY on the radical cure with
- out incidence of Spermatorrha.a
or Seminal Weakness, Involuntary seminal
Losses, Impotency Mental and Physical In
capacity, Impediments to Marriage, etc:
also. Consumption. Epilepsy, and Fits, in.
duced by self-indulgence or sexual eytray-
aganee.
4s~Price, in a sealed envelope, only cts.
The celebrated author, in this admirable
essay. clearly demonstrates from thirty
years successful practice, that the alarming
consequences of self-abuse may he radically
cured without the dangerous use of internal
medicine or the application of the knife;
pointing out "A mode % cure at once simple,
certain. and efiectnal, by means OF which
every sufferer, no matter what his condition
may be, may cure himself cheaply, private.
ly, and radically.
Es-This Lecture should be in the hands OF
every youth and every man i'm the land.
Sent, under seal in n plain envelope. 10
any address, postpaid on receipt Of six cents,
or two posta. e stamps.
Also, DR. CRlyerweil's "Marriaga Guide
price 25 cents.
Address the Publishers april
CHAS J. c. KLINE Co.
III Bowery, New York, Post Office Box 4.1s6,
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FARM

TO r 8 AIE-
r WILL sell my farm, one and one-half
sonable terms. Said farm IL under good cul-
tivation, well fenced and has on II a COM
Portable house, a large barn, three wells, and
q first rate bearing orchard.
For further particulars address or enquire
OF
ID. B. REEVES,
3m23 WEST BRANCH, CEDAR Co.. Iowa.
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We append few recommendations, voluntarily given
years. and to others who Kirby Machines most
Trros, Iowa.
q. d. EVANS
you b easily managed. il
''s :" Yours truly = y "'' JOHN MccRosKEY.
say
MEssas D. NJ. Osborne & Co. AUBURN. Ny:
% 6 S 4; s s sss a. 70.
MEssRs d. NJ OSBORNE q Co.. AuaURs NY:
s R
a. p %
mendii o ali in need Of machine urSpyc o,E
M,ssRs D. NJ OSBORNE 4 Co.. AUBURN. N. Y.
vssr ss s. d
Il s claim n il
s %.
repairs. i''rs ''"s' JOHN COLE.
rrrros Iowa. February 10th, ls72.
MEssRs d. NJ OSBORNE & Co, AUBURN. NY.
T. e ss Mhs kos
9ana rs
as B
ys. . ~, and s o%na se wh
e s: ss:i
s'''e'' e"'e MOSES BUNKER.
Mower bought Kirby Reaper and Mower combfned In
machine good running order with he
sI Hsm that for Durability and this
field and good work either a. or
machine other make that seen
work. conclusion that congratulate you
making the ta
within last since bought
mne examined New Rake and the
perfection that have The most complete
machine in Hmy old machine
assured that the new mane
will be Kirby my motto Is and forever VII
foreyer.') sAM0EL1oo>'
FAIRFIELD TOWNSHIP. CEDAR CO., IOWA.
Messrs. g.. d. Son, Clarence, Iowa:
making inquiries OF the vast
like them need no asking 70 kye my
watched the operation Of great many
sold The harvest
light horses places where other Machines
VIII mre and 40 r e as e Rste az
Mower and II equal would most
cheeruy all farmers buying
speak az armer using The machinery
perfect simple and durable MY Machine
bought A. and have
Yours respectfully, WIN. CESSFoRD.
DAYTON TIP, CEDAR CO., IOWA.
Messrs. q, d Clarence, Iowa.
hand, and reply 70 nqui
that time did mot think sreea6y surprised
throush tSs hsrSss.a q is 1867 doing Yor
simpicy 81 contribution durability has
beat anything that wheels IN any
kind going TO buy dozen macnne: one
opn's o -. the farmers mat nave ~Wa T. Rosfsso
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Hoingworth and Hawkey stee! Tooth sukey Hay
the in There IS 1OfhiaDtO
NetO o. about them.
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Evergreens.

TyEN THOUSAND EvERGREENS, from
4 Twelve 10 thirty inches in height, ~ 81
per hundred, or $50 per thousand. Call and
see them, six miles east OF Upton.
2mlf G. A. POUND.
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RECOMMENDATIONS.

by those who have purchased these Machines in former
pectfuly refer:
OXFORD Tr, JONES Co. Iowa,
sessss rS%eafs ks fs
siihlss
%', "a
xa nss e ana ns s "
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snsns4 - o-es. IVY
stns O. certify ia, the sefRaans Kirby
hs I O s Ss and had a.
s s s mRs n s
surpassed as seeing
Yours. s.KHAGERry.
: MAssII.oN TOWNSHIP CEDAR
regard we . combined Kirby at hand The
% 5 NJ
S'4r' 6, T TxSis n H2TsHkrss
TOWNSHIP, JONES IOWA.
XII s ] 81 yi ..;. i Ill Is. s9s1 Il. ]
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s'ss
! AAssIIoN TOWNSHIP, CEDAR IOWA.
=: q H. as
% ns s ss sss ss s:s 1n. A
ne Win @ sass 81 & & :S
SIC M IA $:;; :ss & s. VI s en- e
P's sHs fs'f ssSF ssSs s%s'S
DAYTON Tr, CEDAR Co.. Iowa
IF int Ssa Now
e 81
p: $s
The for a they
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pLe de
Farmers
al comtesa
FSwenhN TIP owaC
;JasTBn l. Churchill
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have glorious realities and combine geaef number
with complication than other Machine In
which will commend them Farmer examination has
noe equal; and is by far the cheapest Mower
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Price Card of the Kirby for 1872

Combined Reaper and Mower Hand
Rake. Observation-Disclosures $3.50 90 $40 90
Combd Reaper Mower Self Rake, $50 90 40 90
Combined Reaper and Mower both
Self and Hand Rake. ......... lS5 90 lis 90
The Burdick Self Rakng Reaper, (cnts
81 feet) ............... 100 90 $50 90
The Kirby wheel Mower (cuts A ), 115 90 10 90
Self Rake Attachments, separately. ........ 40 90
The above prices for Machines delivered the
in Chicago the purchaser paying freight from Chicago
q. ID. EVANS s. son.
Clarence r Tjpton. Iowa.
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~. 10 Mills u To-, Tor diagrams OF
Senate Chamber and Hall Of the House
one thousand copies each, and for two
thousand skeleton maps, three hun
dred and twenty dollars.
40. To J N Edwards, Assistant
Postmaster, for seven days service
after the close of the session, forty
nine dollars.
|, Z. Al. For translating this Governors
message and the inaugural, and for
printing and binding In the different
languages, and for furnishing copies
OF the same, the sums following: To
Better Bros. d Co.. one hundred and
sixty-one 90-lOO dollars; to b Annud.
sen, three hundred aud five dollars
and twenty eight cents; to n i Ges-
five dollars; to Lvder Srioers, seventy
dollars and fifty cents; To Swedish
Lutheran Publication Society: four
hundred and lightweight dollars to
John Letovsky, Ave hundred and
seventy dollars-one thousand seven
hundred dollars and sixty eight cents
SEC. az. To c. Il j.. Harbach. for
additional furniture for the House and
Senate, two hundred and thirteen dol
lars and sixty cents.
SEC. %. There shall he paid to
John Garaghty the sum of one thou
sand dollars in full of his claim against
the State, as per chapter one hundred
and sixty-fOur, laws Of the Fourteenth
General Assembly.
SEC. A. To VIM. Larrabee, Presi
dent pro tenn of the Senate, for six
days service az such officer, thirty dol
lars to Cicero Close, Speaker pro tenn
Of the House, for four days service as
such officer, twenty dollars.
SEC. 2. This act being deemed Of
immediate importance. by the Gener-
81 Assembly, shall take effect and be i'm
force from and after its publication In
the Iowa State Register and Iowa
State Leader, daily newspapers pub
lished ct Des Moines.
Approved, April o, 1872.
l hereby certify that the foregoing
oct was published In the Daily Iowa
State Register, April y, and Ia tho
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with remarkable
a CO
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1872-02-09
Interior Cotton Markets.

COLUMBIA, February I.
Cotton rrm; sales 1856 bales; middlings 2lHc.
NEwBERRY, February Q.
Cotton is quoted at 2oHa2o%c.
SUMTER, February 6.
The staple continues firm With al advancing
tendency About lc5 bales have en- SOLD during
the week ending the 9th. We quote: Ordinary
l7Hc: good ordinary 1s'; low midd.ing 20Hc;
middng c!c; strict middllng 2lHc.
MACON, February 8.
Rec .ipts to-day 2o2 bales; sales 245; shipped
ae6. The market Is nrm at 21Hc for middlings.
MONTGOMERY, February 9.
Market closed strong at the. following quota.
tlons: Good ordinary 21kc; strict good ordinary
2lL; low mid filings %; middllngs 22H.
COLUMBUS Februsry6 6.
Our market Is active. Good styles low mid
dllngs 81 hc Receipts four days 4T6 bales. against
27S last week, and sol corresponding week 1911:
Shipped same days s3I bales. against 42e ard
1906 Sales 5s6 bales; receipts 1875; shipments 1872.
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The Charleston Market.

YoR THE WEEK ENDING THuRsDAY, FEBRUARY 4.
TIE CROPS, &c.-The weather commenced cold
and cloudy, became more moderate. but closed
rainy and unsettled. The extreme Character OF
the temperature lately prevailing has somewhat
interrupted out oor neld work, but as no unsatis-
factory statement has been made, such labor as
the period demands has probably been prosecuted
successfully.
TIE REcERrs.4The arrivals at the cotton ports
for the week up TO Friday last were s2.ess bales,
against l2o,sls the week before, and 5i,as2 for
the time last year. At New Orleans the supplies
were 49, ls bales, in contrast with s7sss the year
previous. The total receipts at the cotton ports
from September 1, 1871, up to the latest dates
were 1881, ,5l4 bales against s4lssSs the year be-
fore, showing decrease OF 4s7,sss. The ar
rivals at the principal Southern markets from
September l. 1871. up to the latest telegraphc In
tellIgence as compared with the year before were
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New York Coffee Market.

NEW YORK, February 6.
The Daily Bulletin saws: The market Is dull
and unsettled. The Official quotations OF Rio In
to.morrow's circular will be continued unchang-
ed, and ye: the market is weak IN spots. Holders
Of Il considerable 'o's are disposed to press the
market and break down prices, with View 10
replenish their stock at lower prices, but large
holders still io1k for decided advance. A cargo
Of MarLcaibo Is on the arEet, but we hear OF no
bids, and quotations for all descriptions must be
continued as 10 uinally unchanged. The accu.
mutation OF 81 ow on the streets and Ice In the
harbor increases The cost OF handling, and In.
duces buyers to postpone operations as long as
possible No sales OF cargoes or invoices were
reported to-day. We quote Ro, gold, IN bond. as
follows Ordinary cargoes 16fa16A; fair cargoes
I7a17A; good cargos 174alS; prime cargoes
l8halSZc.
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PHILADELPHIA.
List of Shipping


List of Shipping
m THE PORT OF CHARLESTON, FEBRUARY 8.
Vessels under 100 tons, and steamers coasting
within the State, excepted.
STEAMSHIPS.
Manhattan. 1887 tons, woodruff, at Adger's wharf,
for New York. ready-James Adger co.
James Adger HOO tons, LOCKWOOD, at Adger'5
wharf, for New York, loading-ames Adger
Gulf Stream, - tons, Hunter, at Brown co.'s
wharf, for Philadelphia, loading-W A oour'
Falcon, s12 tons, Haynie at Union wharf, for Bal
timore, loading-P Trenholm.
SHIPS.
Eddystone, 1885 to-s, Park. at Vanderhorsts
wharf, for Liverpool, loading! Enslo"
Musconsus, M (Br,) 72o tons, Cover. In the Stream.
for Liverpool ready1@Wagner, Huger co: ,,
Edith Br ss2 ons Hto6 a. s9ySs GaIa cos
Julia (Br,j tons, Baker, at Boyce + co.'s wharf,
for Liverpool, loadfng-R hure co.
BARKS.
Hamineja, (Norw.) - tons, Birkland, IN the
Stream, for Genoa, ready-Giboes Barn'
Sc PsE P Assy
Colonisr, tNorw,) 673 tons, Baarsrud, at BoySe 4
cos wharf, for Liverpool, ioadins-R T
othere, iBr) - tons, McGregor, at Atlantic
wharf, for Liverpool, loading-strees Bros
Edorado, (Norw,l s1s tons, Thomasen, at Robb's
MaIns M ioa and RVer Phospsase m sdsas
Jennie s Barker, 1869 tons, Waite. at Atlantic
wharf, for Liverpool, loading-B Wilkins
d co.
modatlon wharf, for Liverpool, loading
Henry Card,
onward, (Br,J 5ss tons. Evans, at vanderhorst's
wharf for Liverpool, loadi1g-Henry Gard.
Sarah Smith Br - tons Bishop as gSscs ystsS
Ebenetzer, (Norw,) - tons, Mathiesen. In the
Stream, from Bordeaux, waiting-I n Freds'
berg.
Windermere, (Br,)- tons. Yeamsn, at Southern
wharf, from Halifax, s.. waiting-H Gard.
BRIGS.
Erie, tons, Sears, in Ashley River, for Boston,
ready-W Roach & co.
sCHooNERs.
III Hancock, - tons, Crowel in the Stream,
for Boston. ready-Street BrGs d. co.
Ida Burgess, - tons, Cottrell, in Ashley River,
for Providence. re8dy-Oehen Wells.
Wapella, - TONS Penny, at Adgers wharf, from
New York, disoharglng.W Roach co: 49, -,
N Hawkins, ss5 tons. Wyatt. at Adger's wharf,
for New York, loading-W Reach d co.
stephen q Hart, 255 tons, Hart, in Ashley River,
for New York, loadlng-Master.
& n Reed, tons, Stetlman, az boyce Co,s
wharf, for Jacksonville, Fla, ready-H +
Baker Il co.
E K Dresser, - tons, Reed, in Ashley River, fol
West Indies, loadlng-Paul, Welch Brandes
Wanats. 22s tons, Swinnerton, In Ashley River
for wilmington, DEL loadlng-Cohen Wells
Beni Reed, - tons, Adams at Adger's wharf
for Brunswick, ready-W Roach d CO:
F MerWIn, 341 tons, Pearce, In Ashley River, fol
Boston, loadlng-J A Enslow & co.
Kate Foster, ia tons, Rosebrook, at Marsnalpl
11ba ~ fronn poltIrnarp dipnharQtlQ-JA En6
low Il CO.
Leonesss, 2O5 tons, Meyers, at Customhous!
wharf, from New York, discharging- 4
Epslow d CO.
wharf, from Baltimore, dlscharglng-H
Baker i co.
Matilda Brooks - tons, Jo- es, at Southern
wharf, from New York. dschargIng-
George Thatcher, = tons, Thatcher, IN Asnle!
River, for Northern Port, loadlng-Master.
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Wilmington Market.

WILMINGTON, February 7.
SPIRITS TURPRETINE.-Sales Of $50 casks at
736c and 100 casks at 75c per gal on for Southern
packages; an advance Of &c. Market firm.
RosfE.-Sales or 400 bhls at SO go for strained
and 200 bals straiLed at So 95, an advance Of SC.
TURPESTINR-Actlve. sales OF 1900 bhls at 81
for hard and So for yellow dip and virgin, the
latter subject to deduction OF Is.
TAR.--Sales 500 bbls at 81 80 per bbl.
Io2 81 8 213. l2 at 2lA, l03 at 22, and 80 at
.2kc per pound Market strong and excited.
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sFTx1yoIAL IND coMMERo1AL.
Exports.

Exports.
:SEv YoRk-Per steamship Manhattan-xo oags
sea island cotton, 11o7 bales upland cotso9' sS 90
rice, 100 bales domestics and gocas' anu 100
pigs sundries.
Exports OF the Week ending Feo'fy o.
FOREIGN.
LoNpoS-Per Norw bark Eldorado-5oo tons OF
pho phate rock.
DOMESTIC.
BosroN-Per brig Erle-lsj,o 900 feet o. resa%eo saw
lumber and boards. PER schr ha, co0An 1s,
40 bales upland and 80 Gags sea lsaRo eo''on' A0-
bbls rosn, and 200, 900 feet lumoer. N, -, no
NEW YoRK-Per steamship Champlon.o.S.zann o..an o1 mo
sea island cotton, 1647 bales uplano @ Sos'o etoom
tcs rice. and 50 pEgs sundries fer "a
casks CLAW, l5s bbs rosn SO bales domsSess ~
Goods 200 bag, cotton seed meal 1l9 packsSSss S @ u
an dries Per steamship Charleston-.ioSSn o1s 1so
sea Island cotton, 1919 bales uplana 3to C9Ssou' "
tcs rice IS bales domestic5, EOS pkes SanII. S z,e
PgTLApELPuIA-.Per steamship vllgln!a-o,tio
bales eotton, IS tierces rice, 90 bales domes1c sc
goods. Is tons old iron, 2eS bbs naVal stofes' oo
Sags cocoanuts, aud 33 packages sundries.
Providence, r I-Per schr lda burgess
l56, 600 feet lesawed lumber.