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The Weekly Washington telegraph., 1872-04-24

INDUSTRIAL PRoREss IN THE
SoUrH.-Tt is gratifying to observe" 3"
says the New Orleans Times, "the pro,
gress we are making in industrial de-
velopments, and the new fields opened
by enterprise and ingenuity to our
people. Before the war inventive
skill was almost exclusively confined
to the north and west; now every week
inventions are patented by southern
patenteos. Before the war our brooms
were all made in the north and west;
now they are chiefly manufactured in
this city. Our cotton seed oil and
seed cake factories are the largest and
best in the entire country. Our iron
foundries begin to take high rank,
though there is still wide margin for
improvement. Thousands of tons Of
old iron are every month shipped to
Cincinnati and the North which ought
to be converted into articles of use and
value in our own smelling furnaces
and rolling mills, and which will be,
as soon as we are provided with the
proper means and appliances. We
are gradually multiplying our indus
tries, especially the small ones, which
utilize what otherwise might be wasted
or yield but little Just here we may
add that owing to the limited number
OF small industrial enterprise in this
city, we have a superabundance of un.
skilled manual power which is now
running into vagabondage, but which,
with satisfactory means of employment,
would become not only useful and
selfsustaining, but largely profitable
to the general community. Idle hands
and idle brains are fruitful sources of
mischief, while, on the contrary, busy
hands and brains are the sure founda-
tons of peoples wealth.
The Weekly Washington telegraph., 1872-04-24

Its common to speak of those whona
a ilirt has Tilted as hee victims. Her
real victim is tho man she accepts.
"a eoqustte is a rose from whom ev-
cry lover plucks leaf the thorn 70.
main for her future husband"
The Weekly Washington telegraph., 1872-04-24

A buggy plcw is on exhibition in
Memphis, that plants, chops and culti.
Yates moro cotton, with one man and
two mules, than twenty hands and
twelve mules can, under tho present.
mode
The Weekly Washington telegraph., 1872-04-24

CAIRO AND FuLFos.- THE New
York Tribune says, "On account Of
the increased demand for the Cairo
and Fulton Railroad Company, tho
price has advanced to co.,"
The Weekly Washington telegraph., 1872-04-24

Council BLuFFs, April 9.-FIva
inches Of snOS fell here, aud the wess-
her is still threatening
The Weekly Washington telegraph., 1872-04-24

COUNTRY PAPERs.-Godey's La
dy's Book has the followingjust tribute
to the country press;
"Wnat tells Us SO readily the stand-
ard of a town or city as the appearance
of its paperl And its youth or its age
can as well be determined by the OBJ
serving as hya personal notice. The
enterprise of its citizens is depicted by
its advertisements, their liberality by
the looks Of the paper. Some papers
show good, solid, healthy foundation,
pletofio purses, and well,to,do appear
ance generally; others show a striving
to contend with the grasping thousand
around them, trying hard TO wrench
out an existence from the close listed
community around them. An occa-
sional meteoric display in its columns of
telegraph or local or editorials show
what it can do, if it had the means,
but it cannot continue in the expensive
work until support comes, which ought
to be readily granted, A newspaper
is like church, it needs fostering in
the commencement, and for a few years;
and then as general thing,i it can walk
alone, and reflect credit upon its loca-
ton. Take your home paper; it gives
you more news Of immediate interest
than New York or other papers; it
talks for you when other localities
belle you; it stands up for your rights I;
you always have champion in your
home paper, and those who stand up for
you should certainly be well sustained.
Iour interests are equal, and you
must rise or fall together. Therefore
it is your interests to support your
home paper not grudgipgly, but in a
liberal spirit;as a pleasure not as a dis
agreeble duty; but as an investment
that will amply repay the expenditure. ;
The Weekly Washington telegraph., 1872-04-24

WHAT Is Done IN FIFTY YEARS.
Some of our readers who have lived fifty
years may be glad to know what they
have accomplished in that time. Ac,
cording to a statistician, the average
man hos at that age, slept 5000 days,
worked $500 days, walked 800 days,
amused himself4, 900 days, spent 500
in eating, and been sick 500 days. He
has eaten 1900 pounds of bread,
5000 pounds Of meat, 1000 pounds
of vegetables, fish, etc., and drank
1000 gallons of liquids. There are
Is, go days in ahalieentury, and from
the above statement it would appear
that a man slept one-third of the time.
The Weekly Washington telegraph., 1872-04-24
BUSINESS CARDS.
YOUNG s. COOK.

tttor eysat Law,
LLHISpILLE, LAFAYETTE co. ARK.
w Ill give prompt attention to any busl.
" ness entrusted to their care.
The Weekly Washington telegraph., 1872-04-24

Prince Bismarck has a half.brother
IN Albany, n, y. named NJ, Liliethal.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1872-02-27

>Molasses kin!s-Also quiet, with small sales at
from 8XaoX rs per arrobe for No to II.
Melado-1Wo balances OF crops, ABOUT 1Ooo
hhds, nave been resold at 6H rs arrooe, ana are
to be- shipped for the United States from maSSn-
zas, ,,,-
Centrirugals-No contracts for future delivery,
and on ths spot TWO or three lots nave peeI EEL
boughs at from Hall 9-16 rs arrooe lor Nos dCn
and l1K. Iquote l1Hal11 rs alrooe Vor Nus -
and Is. =, Tho
M1scoyadoes-Have suffered as well a as me .ne
other classes from the unfarorase news IIon eIe
united States and Europe and lower prices ssS hass
been accepted by planters. The market CLOSES cees
nat, and many buyers pretend 10 iarS, Irehe FOR
cesson in prices quote ehaeA rs araToe on SGs ,I
fair to good refining, nomnally Sone oVo ~ t1I or
on The spot were sold kere and IN Matanaao Sson
az i3 l6 rs, and 1900 hhds for refining nsxe ea
Contracted for in MatanZas at 9H rs PETTY eU%,
ard eXrs bills; and IN Sagua the reSaie Vi 10y i1go
hhds same class, is reported at SAaSN ,s gU.a
The report from Cardenas tnls week - alnoss aIs
devoid OF interest with regard 10 actuai saleS;
400 boxes clayed were sold at IVY rs, NOS "a
and 1S: 100 hhds muscoyadoe, at 9Ha9A rs 1or
common to fully fair refining; 400 boxes molasses
snear. No at rs; o contract for 300 hhds musce-
vsdoes at 9Ha9H rs, with one quarter gold ana 3
resale Of 500 boxes centrfugals, Nos IL anu 10 at
Ilx rs, with $40 900 advance.
The movement OF sugar at tnls po:t Since lst
January has been as follows: ,o.,
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Mo1AssEs-Scarce and firm at 5A rs per keg lor
cargoes OF clayed and muscoVado mixed. safes
NJ tSree cargoes at near ports at above value, and
9ooo hhds, mixed as stated, also at same value.
About As, COO hhds have already been engaged IN
Matanzas Of the present crop.
CoFFss-Flrm at 22a2!kc per pound lor nrst.
class Porto Rico, which, however, Is In good
ETCHANaRs.-The demand for both European
and united States bills has opened rather quiet
this week but rates have NAMED very urn un
I'll towards the close, when an advance mas oeen
established, and the quotations TO-DAY are placed
as follows: London, go days. sight, 241a24A per
cent premium; Paris, do. sKash per cent pre-.
MUM; Spain, do, l3Hal3k per cent premium; ;
Hamburg do, 3ssaSSAI per dollar; United STATES,
do, currency, 1Za24 pec cent premium; GOLD,
12Ha12X per cent premium; So IT st1ht. cur
rency, 3Xa4k per cent premium; gold, l4al4A
Spanish gold has been ste dy at from 5h to 6H
per cent. premium during the week, and closed
at 6a6kc The receipts Of specie we're $500,
making sl4.177 since lst January, against Sl6s,.
4S6 In 1871.
Discount at the banks 4a5 per cent per annum
FREIGHrS.-A fair demand continues TO prevail
for the United States, while for europe almost
nothing Is being done. i quote Unttet Stat 8:
hence. S1a1 25 per box for sugar. $4ai SO per ma
do; S8a3 Is per 100 gallons mOasses; via ouports,
North Coast $5a5 25 per hid sugar, and $3 5oa4
per ITO gallons mo asses. Falmouth, Tor order
32s 6da35s per ton on boxes sugar hence, anu AS
eda45s on hhds do. via outports.
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Receipts by Railroad, February 26.
soryrH CAROLINA RAILROAD.

11o7 bales cotton. AZ bales goods cars stock
To Railroad lent, Pezer, Rodgers co. VIZ
Gurney, Frost Adger co, W smith, Geo "
Williams co, 4 Salinas, Trenholm Son. {
Crawley, Mowry 4 Son. Geo Walter CO, Muir
daugh Il Mathews, L D DeSaussure. Witte Bros, {
Holmes, A Mnlligan, w Smith co, SIoan q
Seignious Pringle d Son. D Stoney, o Sharp
T p Smith, Wardlaw Il Carew. Mulligan. A
Smith, Johnston, Crews & CO. w Courtney d co
Reeder Davis, W Z Ryan, Kinsman q Howell
W Dukes Il co.
NORTHEASTERN RAILROAD.
1872 bales upland and bag sea island cotton,
14o bbis naval Stores cars lumber and wood,
nails, iron, mdse &c. To Frost, Adger 4 co, A
salinas, Whllden Jones, A S Smith, P Smith,
Jas Pringle d = N, HowrJ Son, Trenholm q
Son, Barden 4 Parker, w Courtney co, ]
Ouackenbush, " Ryan. Geo W Williams co.
Dowtng. Sloan & Seignlons. Caldwell Son.
] Burch, Reeder Davis E Adger CO, r
Marshall l. co, Pelzer, Rodgers 4 co, @ Grayeley
Goldsmith Son, l. Chaplin, Railroad Agent and
Order.
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LIVERPOOL, feDruary 20
.Soon.-Corn 2Ss 6da2ss 90
rbs Nsw York cotton Market.


The Financial Chronicle says: The market the
mast week has been interrupted by the occur
renee OF Washington's birthday. when was 90
served as close holiday. Aside from IBIS clrcum.
stance. however, there has been In spot cotto 8
general dullnes3 prevailing, the result OF nigh
prices shutting out, as they do, the operations 70
any extent OF shippers and also producing a want
of confdence in present values among our own
splnners. Purchases, therefore, for consumption
and export continued small, still our mills aresap
posed to be pretty well stocked, ara tns Iact, to'
pether with the greater economy In Consumption
In Europe, (Which is necessarily being produced
by the high prlces,) and the rapdlty Win Wnlcn
the IudIa crop Is being hurried forward, are ma
therefore, have continued small. and prices
which on Saturday last. advanced &c; nave
AGAIN gradually settled down, closing io.nlgnt al
e1oes On the week OF &c, (or loss OF Nc since
Saturday, Notwithstanding receipts have been
yery limited, favoriRg the small crop ldea. Fol
forward delivery there has been good business
doing. the dec Inc being less marked than 1oi
spot cotton.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1872-02-27
Havana Market.

HAVANA, February II.
The market has been unf.voraoly ipnnenceo
this week by the decline Of prices OF sugars 10
New York and London, and there has been, on
the whole. no important business done IN tnst
staple for those markets.
SUaARs-Claye yed-An sorts, except those sulta'
Ole for Spain have been dull, and, iu view OF Tor.
eigu accounts. buyers have lowered their offers TO
10Lal0A rs rer arrobe for No. r. current class,
within which prices little has been done. because
planters considering the interruption IN grindng
operations, the general backwardness or the
crop aud scarcity Of desirable sugars, are gene
this week have been claiming that prices here
are out OF proportion to those ruling abroad. q
fact which exiats since the commencement Of the
year, but which tp culators have apparently
little cared for until now. The market closes
ouiet on the basis OF above mentioned values.
sales for the week, between here and Matanzas,
atout 10000 boxes OF all classes, mostly within
quotations. Shippers to Spain pay the usual extra
pr.ce-about Kak real hore-for Derosre and
other dpe sugars.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1872-02-27
Markets by Telegraph.
MONEY MARKETS.

MONEY MARKETS.
LONDON, February 2e.
Ncon.-Consols s2H.- Bonds elh h,.,,uo
FRANKFORT, February 70.
Noon'-nonus wa PARIS, February 20.
Soon' NEW YORK. February 20.
{ Noon.-FreIghts firm. Stocks firm and 4 s per
ter than at opening. Governments dull and
steady Gold steady at 1OX. Money dsm at 4
exchange, long OK; short loH. ,., ,,.,
EyeninsL4oney easier az aHsrnmepts Saa; ns Closed Closed
at 5IE. new 80Xa3I. Freights dull; cotton oy
COTTON MARKETS.
LIVERPOOL, February 20.
Eoon.-Cotton opened quiet; uplands llAd, or
L,ter.@Cotton dull; uplands 1lHal1xd, Or:
leans llHd; sales 10000 bales; speculation and
Eyening.-cotton closed dull; uplands 11xa
s'' o,'''' NEW YORK, February 2s.
Noon.-cotton quiet; uplands 22xc, Orleans
.13kc; sales 1000 bales
gaes ssss 1909 Sslss qe
22xc; March. 22 1.l8aa2 s-1ec; April, 22xa2sc;
NAV. 23 3.lea23Xc; June, s3Ha2shc; July, q
7lsa2sXc; August, 2sKc; September. 2l1c: 90
Cotton dull; middlinRs 2sc; gross receipts 1888
bales; sales $50; stock 5000.
~ PHILADELPHIA February 26.
Cotton quiet; middliDgs 2se. o.
Cotton dull and lower; mlddlIngs 2s1a22Hc;
net receipts 4ss bales gross $780, sales l67; STOCK
1888.
Cotton quiet: low middlings 2lxc; net receipts
a:2S: exports coas.wise 14l; sales 100; STOCK a s.
WILMINGTON February 26.
Cotton weak; middllng 22c; net receipts 1o7
oaie'' '''SA '' SAVANNAH. February 2s.
p SAy oS Ehs aGSe%3f % of af
Britain 1883; to Continent 49, coastwise BAL; sales
o"' '''eA AUGU.TA, February 20.
Cotton quiet; middnngs 2ic; net receipts a75;
eaiee ''0 'A'''' MEMPHIS, February 2e
Cotton dull; middlings 22c; receipts 1865.
MOBILE, February 26
Cotton duIl and nominal; mlddltngs 21xc; net
receipts s5eS bales; exports coastwse 1882; sales
300; STOCK e2s72. ,.,os
onas aae! net receipts 10 557 bales; gross TO- 77s
exports TO Liverpool 5esl; Cork 1890; Hamburg
1885; Barcelona 47o; Santander loe; HaVre IL;
,coasswse 1905; sales $500; s,ocH ZSiosz o.
Cotton quiet and We ak; good ordinary lSAc;
met receipts 745 bsles exports to Continent $3.50;
,coastWise 800; sales 800; STOCK 43, l4s.
PROVISIONS AND PRODUCE MARKETS.
LIvBRPo0L, February 20.
NEW YORK, February 25.
Hoon.-Flcur dull and unchanged. Wheat
.nnier. Corn firm. Pork stead; new mess $la
:aoal4 80. Lar, quiet; steam 9xas&c, Inrpen'
tine quiet and scarcely 80 1rm at ss;. Rosin nrm
at $4 75a4 80 for strained. ,,,.
Eyening-Riour rather active; common 10 lalr
ezra star rs; good TO choice 81 ssh; ily, Wnisksy,
free sellers at elX. Wheat heavy and nomlnauy
snwar. winter red Western 81 GOAL 81. Corn
closed heavy at 7oa7oh. Rice sasx. Pork inac.
tVe at sid o5al4 rs. Lard more active at 9ha
9X. Turpeutine frmer at SO. 6osin firm. Tai
~" n'"'' '' CISCINNATI, February 20.
Pork dull at sls,14 25. Lard firm; city Kettle
axc. Bacon dropping. Shoulders 575c; sides 7hc.
VII sbey S5c. r,o,,u,, oe
whiskey SIC. Provisions very quiet, only order
trade.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1872-02-27
MARINE NEWS.
CHARL LEsToN. 8. Co.,. FEBRUARY 27, 1872.
Lat SO deg 4s min as sec Lon 10 deg 81 min 27 Sec
ARRIVED YESTERDAY.

Steamship Sea Gull. button, Baltimore-left
inst. Mdse. To Mordecai co, Trenhoim,
Railroad Agents, ONell. Bollmann Bros, N
Brown, Burnham, B Gerdts CO: Wagner Z
Monsees, h Bischofr CO. NJ l., P Murray,
Mehrtens, KliDcs, WicEenberg d CO. W, d
Hillen, Hart & co, Mantoue co: D Fltzglobon,
Tupper Sons. DR. E h Kelers. W Chalee co.
florida Steamers, Quackenbush, Esti co, G
Minor 4 co Sell d Foster, JnO Thompson co, q
Klatte & co, Boyd, W Dukes co, l. Cohen
co, o 4 i A 8 Johnson, and Others.
British ship Melita, Lightb0dy, Eadelra-33
DAYS. Ballast. To Henry Gard At midnight on
Saturday last got ashore on the south breakers OF
the bar, where the ship remained about Blk ho1rs.
striking heavily straining the vessel causing ner
to leak, damaging the rigging, &c. She was
towed MP from the Roads yesterday and placed IN
Commercial dock, and steam engine has been
sent alongside tU pump her out.
British bark Architect. Doddridge, Tenefine-4l
days. Ballast. To r Mure CO..
Schr DeHart, Pink lam, Baracoa-s days:
Fruit. To Paul, WEIGH Brandes, aud Chas Bart
Il co.
Schr- Chas Comery, Pinkham, Boston-a5 days
Mdfe To N Goldsmith Son, + Borner, kal!'
road Agent Klusman l. Howell. u b Silcox, L
Guillemln. w G Whilden, Grave,y, O'Nein
Sons, W tlampden, L Schnell, Loe6; hur-
Samp co, E + Cewperthwait q W Williams 4
CO. N N Porter. R White, John Thompson, Rev A
webster, E Stodd0rd Il CO, a LANCER, G, and
others. The Chas COmery experienced succes.
sion OF heavy gales, IN which WAS blown east OF
Fernandna and south or Savannah, splt salls,
Schr Henry Alien, Tatem. Baltimore-4 days.
Corn and NOSE. To b Baker Il CO, Mordecai
CO, Klatte Il co, ] Campsen co. N Luhrt,
Robson. W A Pringle. Order, Butler Son.
! Thompson & CO, > q Railroad Agent. q BulwlnSle
| u:cken W0hlLmann, d G kracke Holmes
Calder.
Schr NJ G Frye, Bunker, BALTIMORE days.
Coal. To the Master and Gas co.
Schr John Linshall, -, Ce lar Keys FOR Nor
| folk. Live oak timber. To Master. Has put IN
| for harbor.
Schr Ogeechee, Reynolds, Back River. s4oo
! bushel rough rice. To " Bee Il CO.
Schr Southerner, Chadwick. Georgetown c..
| 600 bushels rough rice. To Pringle d. SOU.
Schr Ann Deas. Garbatri. West Point Mill. 100
| tcs rice. To g Trenholm i Son, Pringle
| Son. " Bee co. ~.
Frost, Adger co.
SAILED YESTERDAY.
schr Wapella, Penny, New Haven, Conn.
FROM THIS PORT.
schr Ida Burgess, Cottrell, at Providence, 2sd
February.
UP FOR THIS PORT.
schr Anna Shepard, Newton, at New York, oath
February.
CLEARED FOR THIS PORT.
Steamship Champion, Lockwood. at New YORK;
February "a. ,,.,.,..,.
schr statesman, Cole, at New York, Feoru'
ary q.
uApINE NEWS BY TEIEGRAPn
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EOR NEW YOR K.
ON THOSRDAY, FEBRUARY 2srH, AT
O'CLOCK P. M.
NEW IRON STEAM LINE-ESTABLIsHED 1870.
sTATE.RooMs ALL ON DECK.

The Splendid New Iron Side Wheel Steamship
SOUTH CAROLINA, Beckett Commander, VIII
sail for New York on THURSDAY. 29th February, at
O'CLOCK p n, from Pier No. 2, Union WharVes.
Through Bills Of Lading TO Liverpool py
WILLIAMS & GUIoN STEAM LINE. To Genoa,
Trieste, Naples Leghorn,. Christiania, Gotten
burg, and to Glasgow, BY ANCHOR LINE SfEAm'
Insurance by Steamers OF this Line u per cent.
For Freight or Passage Engagements, having
very hne Deck Stateroom accommodated apply
to WAGNER, HUGER d CO.. No. 28 Broad street,
or to WIN. A. C0URTENAY, No. Union wnarVes.
feh26
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Wilmington Market.

WILMINGTON, February "a.
mar GALLON for Southern packages. Market quiet
RosM.-Sales OF 025 bbls at 81 46 Tor stralneo
and No 2, and 81 for low pale.
CRUDE TURPESTINE.-Ssies OF sg0 oDis ~ % SnS 20
for hard aud So Is for yellow dip and virgin, ana
zoo bbs at 81 10 for hard and So 10 for yellow dip
TAR.ssales OF slo.bbls at 50 IS per Dbl. Market
CorroN Sales OF is bales at &c per ID. Market
-duIet aud weak.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1872-02-27


prcv-Tbe market was quiet but firm. Sales
.hont ~ terces OF clean Carolina, say 40 tlerces
n,,z Of OF 1.16c q fb. We quote common W
fair at 7k@s, good sH@s2s. e,+,rdo1
49, sroRrs-The transactions on SATURDAY
snd yes,erday were bbls pale rosln at 80 so,
lou male at ss so, so extra No at 81 6o, ~ eAtra
No at ST 25 1874 No at 81, 4l dull az 3d. 800 ~"
No at IS Is, 7opsaue at S.. NO Sae' spi'i'''
Stock light. ,,u,,. ,o,,,-
FRr1aars.-To Liverpool, by steam direct noml-
ma, ON uplands, nominal on sea islanos' via NC"
York. xd on uplands, Id on sea lsianas' Ny 'an'
xIamxd ON hollands, on sea islands nominal 10
uavre- IN uulsndB Cosstwlse-to New lofk oy
.,eano We nm uplsnds and 1c on sea islands; ~ .
4,erce IN rice; by sail Nc q b on cotton;-
tIerce on rice; 4oc q barrel on rosln; 50 = oh
INN ger; $40 q N on timber. TO bos5on' ny 0an,
xc fb on upland cotton; rosn 6'ci resa"eu
atufr 50 so9lo so; phosphate s5@5 so. TO Pro'l-
denee. BY sail 50 . N on boards, hc = 10 On
cotton: by steam 81 q bale on New YORK rates.
To Phils ,elphia, by steam Nc 2 b on uplands;
by sail, ssR II on boards; 50 5o@lo on timber; -
per ton on clay, and ssa$s 60 on phosphates. 10
baltimore, by steam Hc 2 ib by SAIL 50 soS' =
n on boards; ss@S so on timber; 10 20
ton on phosphate rock. vessels are Id ue
mand by our merchants to take LUMBER lrelsuts
rom Georgetown, s. O., Daren and SAUNA h''er'
"a. and jacksonville, Fla, to Northern por's,
and s1o612 a are the rates on lumoer anu
boards ,,<
FxcHANes.-sterling 90 day bills 1sh@lsx.
. Doxrsr1c ExcHANaE.-The banks are pur-
chasing sight checks at Hc discount
GoLp.-10@1l.
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MEMORANDA.

The British bark Robert Pulsford, Edwards.
from Beaufort. @, for London, was az bermuoa
I1lh instant. ready for sea.
Tho echr samr Fish, Teel, from Georgetown, s
@. arrived at Boston, February o.
The schr James Bliss, Hatch, from BucksVile.
q. arrived at Nedford February ~.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1872-02-27
ROSADAILIS

Is SOLD BY ALL DRUGGISTS.
ROWIE, NOISE DAVIS, Wholesale
PHILlP WINElAN CO., Agents N
Ur. d. BAER. OharleaCcn'
uoarH.1v
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DACIFIC MAIL STEAMSHIP COMPY'S
THROUGH LINE To
CALIFORNIA. CHINA AND JAPAN.
FARES GREATLY REDUCED.

Steamers OF the above line leave Pier ,IF6.
No. AZ, North River, fout OF Canal .S SAiSa66
street, New York, at II o'clock noon. OF the lotn
and SOth Of every month except when these
dates fall on sunday, then the saturday preceding.
All departures connect at Panama with steam
ers for south Pacific and Genital American ports.
Departure Of 10Th touches at Kingston, Jamaica,
For Japan and China, steamers leave San Fran
cisco first Of every month except when 1t falls on
sunday: then on the day preceding.
No California steamers touch at Havana, but 60
direct from New York to Asplnwall.
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.
july26lyr +. X. BABY, Agent.
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ROSADALlS.

ROSADALlS.
ROSADALIS is the best Blood
Purifier.
aOsADALIS. a sure cure for
Scrofula.
ROSADALIs, endorsed by
Physicians.
ROsADALIs, a potent remedy
for rheumatism,
ROsADALIs, a Remedy tried
and true.
RosADALIS, the best Altera-
tive extant.
ROSADALIS endorsed by the
following:
pr. q. WILSON CARR OF Baltimore.
Dr, T. O. PUGH, Of Baltimore.
Dr. THOS. J. BOYKIN, Of Baltimore.
Ur. A. DURGAN. OF Tsrboro', N. 9.
lG. j. S. SPARKS, Of Nicholasvile, Ky.
l,r. A. F, WHEELER, Of Lima, Ohio.
iJr. ". HOLLOWAY. OF Philadelphia.
Dr. ]. L. HcUARTHA, OF South Carolina
and many others. See RoSADALlS ALMANAC
ROSADALIS.
endorsed by Rev. DABEEY BALL, now OF Mary
and Conference formerly Chaplain in the Oon
!ederate Army Of Northern Virginia.
ROSADALIS
Ia Alternative, Tonic and Diuretic, and acts al
one and the same time upon the BLOOD, LlVEk,
pelling all impure matter aud onlldlng up Tue
System to healthy, vigorous condition.
ROSADALIS
is SOLD BY ALL DRUGGISTS.
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M o T n Il R S
For your Children, use none other than the
GERMAN SOOTHING CORDIAL.
It contains no AGodyne. For sale by the
Manufacturer, DR. d. bAEh'
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1872-02-27
MARINE NEWS BY TELEGRAPH.

NEW YORK. February %.
Arrived. steamships Wisconsin aud Baltic.
Arrived out, steamships Minnesota, Europa and
Abyssinia-
Arrived, the Viola and Merrie Monarch. from
New orleans: Beltlste, from Charleston; st Olof
and Oromont, from Galveston.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1872-02-27
MI o T Il Il r S !!

For your Children, use none other than the
GERMAN SOOTHING CORDIAL.
It contains no AGodyne. For sale by the
Manufacturer, DR. d. bAEhs
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1872-02-27

Passengers.
Per steamship Sea Gull, from Baltimore-Mr
Seymore White and II Campsen.
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