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Paris an Uncomfortable Place for Americans
A correspondent of the Erening Post,
writing from Paris on the 10th of December

Faris an uncomfortable Place for Americans
A correspondent of the Erening Post,
writing from Paris on the 10th of December,
says;
Paris has become very uncomforta-
bic place to reside in, particularly for
Americans. Disguise it as we may, we
are as heartily disliked now by all classes
of French as we were once liked. From
MIR. Washburne down they make no ex-
ceptions and if IN our dealings with the
tradespeople they can not cheat us, then
we have come here to rob them, to take
the bread out of their mouths Here is
lady, Mrs. E., who ordered some dining
room furniture and window curtains, to be
trimmed with silk velvet. 1t was brought
home, of cotton velvet, and the curtains
were so narrow that when drawn they
looked as though they We're ironed down.
AS soon as they were placed, the man
handed his bill for several thousand francs,
and insisted on being paid. Mrs. E. said
they were not made as ordered, and he
must change them before she paid him.
He insulted her, and few days after sum-
moned her to appear, and on her not doing
so, sent seven men into her house to take
an inventory. On leaving they left man
in charge, obliging her to leave every door
open that he might have free access and see
all that was going on. Mrs. L. is obliged
to have lawsuit, although General Read,
our consul-General, did all he could to ar
range it. Now, this is one out of several
that have come to my knowledge. j do
not advise any Americans to come here to
remain. The lower classes have become
very insolent. The feeling that our Lega-
ton took the Germans under their protec-
ton and sent them out of the country,
rankles in their breasts" ..
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SNUFF FOR THE House OF DELE
GATES Yesterday a large wooden snuff
box, containing an elegant article of snuff,
highly favored by tonqua beans, was
placed on the clerks desk for the use of the
members. The extra amount of sneezing
heard in the hall this morning induced us to
inquire the cause, when our attention was
directed to the aforesaid sneeze-box. We
enjoyed its contents hugely, and fear we
may be induced to grow fond of it our
eo1f
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ENTERED-CL CLEARED. = The Norwe-
gian brig '.Flosta," Anderson, master,
entered at the custom-house this morn
ing, from Liverpool, with 80 tons old
iron rails for the Tredegar Works.
The American brig "Alice,n Wyman,
master, cleared from the custom-house this
morning, for Rio, with 4,030 barrels -four
shipped by the Gallego mills.
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BLIND ToM.--The. anxiety which we
have heard generally expressed among oul
citizens to hear this musical prodigy, war
rants us in predicting crowded audiences
during his stay in our city. The sale Of
tickets and reserved seats will begin al
West d Johnston's Tomorrow. The pre-
sent is good opportunity to hear and see
the musical wonder of the world.
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lMMIGRATIoN.--Att the meeting of the
joint committee of the General Assembly
on immigration, last night, in the Senate
chamber, but little business was transacted.
The assembling of the committees was de-
layed until near ten o'clock, owing to the
caucus meeting in the Hall of the House,
which was attended by several of their
members. ..-...
AT a quarter to ten O'Clock the commit
tees assembled in the Senate Chamber,
Thomas J. Kirkpatrick in the chair.
Gen. j. ID. Imboden read letter from
Hon. A. H. II. Stewart, chairman of the
late immigration Convention, and chair
man, also, of the special committee charged
with the duty of presenting the action of
that convention to the General Assembly,
rcgretting his inability to be present and
assigning the duties of the position to Gen.
lmboden. Gen. Emboden also gave notice
that he had received another letter from
Mr.. Stewart, giving that gentleman's views
upon the question of immigration, which
he would ask to be read at the proper time.
AS chairman pro tenn. of the special COM
mittee, Gen. lmboden then proceeded to
lay before the joint committee the action of
the late Immigration Convention in adopting
the scheme heretofore published in the
STATE JOURNAL. M
AT the conclusion of the report, Col. f.
G. Ruffin read a lengthy memorial from
the State Agricultural Society, setting forth
the present condition of the State, but sug-
gesting no remedy for the existing evils.
The committees then determined to meet
from night to night in the Senate Chamber
or hall of the House, as the case may be,
until some feasible plan for the promotion
of immigration has been reached.
The meeting then adjourned till tonight
at u o'clock.
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A SUCCESSFUL SUCCESS. Anderson,
the wizard, is a successful success. His
entertainments are rare and interesting, and
the gifts he distributes valuable. The
crowd enlarges each night, not even stand
ing room could be found last night. Go
early tonight, if you wish to see the
sights, ~
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DIED.

At the Exchange Hotel, yesterday, Dr. w. b.
BALL, of Chesterfield county, in the flfty-sxth
year of his age.
In Manchester, Va, on the 3lst of December,
REIN II. COOK, in the forty-sixth year of his
age.
January 7th, 1872, ,ARCHIBALD ATKINSON,
Sr., of Smithfeld, Isle of Wight county, Va, in
the seventy-ninth year of his age
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The Second Adyentists are trying their
hands again at putting an end to all sublu-
nary things. The term of earthly existence
is now set down by infallible calculations to
expire in 1878.
A new English newspaper has been
started in Peru. ~
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Atlanta, Jan. 10.-The Legislature met
to-day. The Governor elect resigned his
position as Speaker Of the House, and Hon.
j. B. Cummings was elected in his stead.
The acting Governor announced that he
would send in his message tomorrow.
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LIST OF UNAVAILABLE LETTERS Re-
NAMING IN THE RICHMOND Posi-
OFFICE, JANUARY 1lTH, 1S72.-Mrs.
n. I. L. Preston, Lexington, Va; General
E. II. Smith, V: M. l., Lexington, Va;
Mrs. M. Foster, Richmond; John A. Coke,
Richmond; John S. Harding, Chula,
Va; w. D. Pollard, King William
G. H., Va; Richard johnson, Dibell P. o.
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JAMES RIVER BRIDGE COMPANY
The bill introduced in the Senate by Mr..
Wynne, legalizing and making valid the
subscription of the city of Richmond to
the James River Bridge Company, was
yesterday reported favorably by the COM
mittee on general laws.
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LIST OF PATENTS following
patents were issued from the United States
patent office to citizens of Virginia for the
week ending January 10, 1872, reported
for the STATE JOURNAL by Alexander 4
Mason, solicitors of patents, Cos Seventh
street, Washington, ID. C.-Mechanical
Movement, James ii. McCamy, Wythe.
vile.
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Fun AHEAD.--The "Arkansaw Trav-
elero will be played at the theatre next
week. The play is said to be brimming
full and running over with fun. 1t is only
necessary to secure proper magnet at this
establishment to draw good audiences, and
although the thing desirable has been fire.
quently pointed out to the managers, they
seem determined to let every other place Of
amusement secure it, to the damage Of
themselves,
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Richmond Grain Market.

CORN AND FLOUR EXCHANGE,
RICHMOND, Jan. IL, 1872. )
offerings.
WHEAT-White, 56 bushels. Red, 204 bushels.
CoRN-White 9S4 bushels. Mixed, 54 bushels.
OATs-lO bushels.
MEAL--l6 bushels. .-
b. Z. PEAs-4 bushels.
Sales
WIIEAT-White, 56 bushels at Sl.65 for very
good; &l.35 tor common, Red, 2Oi bushels at
81 SO for very good. .
CoRN-White, 5S4 bushels at 65c. for prime.
Mixed, IS bushels at CSC for good; &c. for com.
mon.
DATs-l0 bushels at 66c, for spring,
MEAL-I6 bushels at zoe.
Il. II. PEAs-4 bushels at 81 80.
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DEATH OF A WELL-KNowN Ply
sICIAN.-Br. Wn B. Ball, of Chester
field county, one of the State Fish Com
missioners and physician of high stand
ing, died yesterday at the Exchange Hotel,
after several days painful illness.
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NashraHe Tenn, Jan. 10.-Dr. Sears, the
custodian of the Peabody fund, has appro-
priated 81 800 to pay an agent to travel
over Tennessee and arouse the people 10
the importance of free schools.
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--t--
TerribIh Accihent.

Proridence, r. l., Jan. 10-Samuel
Rad, a conductor on the Worcester freight
train, was run over by twenty-seven cars
this afternoon. He was cut in two length
wise.
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ne Musical instruments and Musical Mer.
chandise of every description can always be
found at j. MAksH's Music Depot, No. 9lS Main
street. He has just received new and exten
sive stock of the above named goods.
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THANKS. Hon. Charles II. Porter will
please accept our thanks for copies of the
daily Globe.
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"No THoRoUGHFARE.o- THE resi-
dents of Monroe and Clay wards, and the
uptown business men and property-hold-
ers generally, are petitioning the Council
to pave Brook avenue. No thoroughfare in
the city is more in need of improvement.
We hope the matter will receive attention
prolnptly
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MARRIED.

On the goth December, in Manchester, by The
Rev. William Campbell, EDWIN BOURNE and
ANNIE S. BUCHANAN; all of Manchester
Virginia.
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LOCAL NOTES.

After protracted struggle the sun
has pierced the clouds, and shines again.
Some of the street lamps bearing the
names of the streets need attention, some
of them having been placed in a wrong po-
sition. o. ..
An elephant, which is destined to cut
a gay figure at an entertainment in this
city during the present month is all ready,
and looks as large and natural as life.
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VXyANrED--A NURSE, WHITE OR COL
w OREn. Must be well recommended. Ap-
ply to c. q, r. HILL,
ia ll-lN lOOl MAIN street.
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.

DAILY STATE JOURNAL OFFICER
RICHMoSD, Jan IL, 1872. 5
We quote flrst-class paper at 5 to 10 per
cent. per annum. Richmond city bonds are held
at so cents. Virginia State stocks dull. There is
an active demand for frst-class railroad secur-
ties
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EASHiONs FOR THE NEW YEAR-Latesl
E styles of BUTTER1Ck'S PATTERNS Just
received at the Office of the Howe Sewing Ma
chine, S23 Main street. Also, MBTRoPoLITAS for
January. j. +. MCKINNEY,
ia Off Agent.
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briggs e. BROTHERS.
+ aat.t CATALOGUE OF
FLOWER AND VEGETABLE SEEDS,
SUMMER PIONEERING BULBS, FOR 1877

SUMMER PIONEERING BULBS, FOR 1872.
Now ready. Consisting of over l90 pages, on
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beautiful design, in colors The richest cata
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not onehalf the value of the colored plates. In
the first ORDER amounting to not less than 81, the
price of catalogue 25c will be refunded in seeds.
New customers placed ON the same footing with
old. Free to old customers. Quality of seeds,
size of packets prices and premiums offered.
make it to the advantage of all to purchase seeds
of us. See catalogue for extraordinary induce.
ments.
You will miss it if you do not see our catalogue
before ordering seeds.
Eithor of our two chromos for 1872, size l9x24-
one flower plate of bulbus plants, consisting of
lilies, &c.--the other of annual biennial and Pc
rennial plants, guaranteed the
MOST ELEGANT FLORAL CHROMOS
ever issued in this country. A superb parlor or
nament; mailed, postpaid on receipt Of zoe.
also free, on conditions specified in catalogue
Address BRIGGS BROTHER,
[EStabtished 1851 Rochester, New York
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ESTRAY.

GNAME TO MY RESIDENCE, SUNNY C7s..SY
" Side, Grove road, on SUNDAY, the 4Es5l-
9TH instant, ONE LIGHT MILCH COW with
out horns. The owner can have the above by
paying expenses. A. B. LECKENBY.
ia SGT
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WTANTED-A GOOD NURSE. Apply at
w office of STATE JOURNAL. ia lift
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VNHE AMERICAN FARMER,
PUBLISHED AT BALTIMORE, Nd, By
SAMUEL. SANDS & SON.

January number is now out, and will be sent
to eNery Planter, Farmer and Gardener, who
win send his address and stamp. 1t is q live.
practical paper, needed by every country family
Subscription 81 so year. In clubs, at 81, with
very liberal premiums. #aH. l-Es
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General Sherman and Lieutenant Grant in
Madrid-They are Cordially Received by the
King and Ministers-No Change i'm the Span
ish Representatives at Havana and WASH
iuufnn
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1872-03-04
Boston Market.

BOSTON, February ~.
CoFrEE.-The market for cufree continues very
uuIet, and we do lot look for any activity untn
CONGRESS taxes soma action In relation 10 Inc
tariff. The saes have been at 23a25c, gold, ior
Java: 1eHa22e for Rio, and &c per pound Tor
Sinaauore ali gold ST. Domingo Is quiet, and
prices are noninally 14Hal5c per pound, goid, In
bond. .,.. ,.,
CoTroN.-The market for this article, with less
favorable adyices from Great Britain, has been
rather dull the past week, and prices have eased
al xalsc per pound. Manufacturers 0htinue to
nnrcbase Oply iu small lots, aud We quote ordl-
nary at 2ua20%c; good ordinary at q 1sa22c; low
midtlline 6S 22nx xa23c, ami m1ddlng a. ZSa.SHc
ner poutd including uplands and Gull.
DoMEsTIcS-The market for cotton goodS mas
been active. d nearly all standard makes nave
advance about Hc, tn stoGss IN ~ ns;tsr
rersi hands sold no close. WoIuens are III DetteI
demand and have been selling at full prices.
GuNEY BAGS.-T e markets. hrm at 7HSiec,
currency.. To arrive 200 b4les have been sola az
12c gold, In bond. ,oo.
CuNNY CLoTH.-lAis article Is nrm, butWe near
OF no transactions of Cuy Importance Ine sslss
comprIs $50 bales to arrive at 1lo, gofu ID po9a.
Prices are nomlnaly i0hc for Calcutta ano lIc
for domes ic, f. prOmpt delivery. For summer
delivery manufactures are sold up Close, ana IL
B now difficult to make contracts, except at
higher prices. ,,,,,, a., n-r, ora
the market sustalns the recent ADVANCE: iae ae
sales have been at ela95c per gallon, and 3ooa4oO
Casks to arrive at 92asac per gallon. Tar Is firm
at $4a4 25. and rosin and plHn mas Deeu soiu III
small lots al previous prices.
RICE The market Is quiet, and tne sales oi
Carolina have bten In small l. ts ut SEa8xc; Kan
goon al 6Aa7Mc currency, and 3hc gold, In BOND,
and Patna st 7l<a7Mc currency.
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and Way landings. b o8gs sea islanu Cottou,
600 bushels cotton seed. ba: res oysters, dse and
sundries. To Douglas Nsbet, VIM Ryan, w y
Courtney 4 co, McPherson, Widows Home,
C,Bee& CO, and others. 81
ARRIVED YESTERDAY.
Steamship Manhattan, Woo 1hull, New York5
left Thusrday. Mdse. To Jas Adger d co,
Adger co, Adams, Damn 4 CO, Jas Allan,
Railroad Agent, N E Railroad Ageut Southern
Express CO. E Bates co, W Bee co. Boyd:
N Bird l. co. D Brahe q ce, Budd Dr
Baer, Z Bedford, Bischof co, I BrlstoN
4 CO. Bormsnn Bros, G A Bowman Borner,
8 T Brown, Chase & Cuttino, Byrnes, Crane,
Boylston CO, q Cobia co, g Connor, L. Oonen
4 Gu, l. Chaplin, n Cater, JCampsen co, !no
Govel D Clancy L co, Cameron ssrkisy @alae GO;
De7ereux. Daily. s Fairly & co, L Falk. D
Fle, Ing Il CO, W O Fersythe, ForsIthe, McComo
4 co. Furchgott, Benedlc 4 co, Mrs Gam.
81 Hacker, Horssy & Bro. Hsrbeson q co. "
Haral Miss L Haas, Hartt& co. A 1ling, VIM
Johnson. s Jancovch, Johnston, Crews co.
johnson, Jerords Il co, Jackson, Rinsman
O Kerhsun, Knobeloch d Small. F kressel u,
Kelly, Laurey, Alexander i co, LANCER, 9
Lengnick. Lala1e h co, Q Lltschgi, Colonel r
W Marshall d CO. WIN Mckay. Jno Minor &
c., Melcners & Muller, P F Murray, w A AenrtenI,
W Marscher, Meyers Oten, Nachman co, A
Nimitz. Nelson, Miuie O'Oonnor q GO,
O'Toole. D O'Neill i Sons. Ostendorn d co, U L
Ostendorr E Perry, Quackenbush Estill 4 co,
R Read, q P PoppenheI,r, N N Porter. W Pad.
don, O f Panknip, Ravenel & CO, L O Rehkopf,
Rughemer, Ravenel, Holmes co. Sell 4 Foster,
Schnell, SteneDs, Werner Il Ducker, SOL
dard j. CO. Steele Wardell. y Stone, F Salvo,
ShacEeford Il Kelly, A Stilman, 5 StoneJ,
MIS- stackley, Tho n1lnson CO, Trieste. J
TAYLOR d co, Walker, Evans Co2sWell,
Welch. Thomas Lanneau, o F Weitera, Whte,
7, Wagner. q W Williams d co, ) Wilson d Bro,
Mrs III ZernoH, Geo a Walter CO, W Yates,
and others: Encountered strong soutnerly Winos
south OF Ia teras. so.
Steamship Maryland, Johnson. Baltlmore-iet
- ult Mdse. To Mordecat d co. q Trennllm
8 @ Railroad Agent, Railroad Agent Jas =
Adeer i CO, Wagner &ons"es, G Follin, Z
Jackson, Katte CO, Monroe, McGee CO,
Neumeyer. Cameron. Barley co, SGhroder,
Conia d co. W Dixon, Y J b Brown Bro, JAG
Won Hollen, H Leiding. Goodwin, Eldon co,
Wineman CO, Mscqueen RiecEe. GraVeley,
Youngnlood & Bush. Holmes Calder, 6adsen.
Stoll. Webb & co, E 81 Packer. Pc Murray, JOS
Truall. FehrenbRch. and others. Lett baltl-
more February 29th. snd put into Hampton Roads
under .treSs OF weather; sailed from there On the
1st March, and experienced heavy northwest gale
all the ay down.
Merchants Line schr Lilly, Hughes, New York
days. Mdse. To Roach i M0fett. Adger
CO. Atlantic Phosphate CO. ] Archer, Brown, p
Bates co, Bischor 4 co, Bollmann Bros,
Bird co, B Boyd. Bulcken Wohltmann, H
ClausSen, E Cowperthwait. W b Chafee co.
F Chevreux, H Cobia CO, Crane, BoylstOn co,
Dowie, Noise & Davis, II Due S Fairly co, @
D Frarke, Furcbgott Benedilt GO, h Gerdts &
co, ] q GraVer d co, @ GraYeley, F Guiuemln,
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Receipts per Railroad, March g.,
aorvTH CAROLINA RAILROAD. - :.

"a casks clsy. TO Railroad Agent Pezer. Rod:
gers i CO, Frost, Adger CO. Trenholm d Son,
B Smith & co, A. Salinas. G II Walter CO,
bowling @ W Williams & co, Yitte Bros. Reeder
& Davse Pringle 4 Son, VIM W Smith; Sloan Sloan q
Carew, A S Smith, G Follln, 8 Stoney. Camp
sen & co, q Bischcd 90, y Holiness Wiss CO..
HoRTHEAsTRRN RAILROAD.
so bales upland and bags sea island cotton,
los bbls naval stores. cars lumber, wood, rough
rice, mdse, DC. To Whlden Jones, Frost, Ad-
car 4 co. g w williams Il CO, W O Couriensy
E co II p Smith, Prin9le 4 Son, g Trenholm
3 Sol, Kinsman Howell. Csldwel Son, K
RYAN. Barden & Parker. Ravenel & co. VIM @ Bee
l. CO, A Salinas, A B Mllllgan, Robson, Ned
Burnett, W Bowling, Adams. Damon co, Eu"
yelling, Railroad Agent and Order.
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New York Coffee Market.

NEW 1OKk, mHICU I,
There Is no business doing worth recording, and
oonsennently an absence OF basis for quotations
which In all cases may be looked upon as simply
nominal and really printed more because some, ne
hobs to give an idea OF values. Exactly what
would be accepted for goods can only be decided
when somebody Is found 10 buy them, but 1t Is in;
yere they made. In fact the only demand pre-.
valug at the moment Is far buyers, and the sup
ply ia remarkably small. There have been sold IN
lois during the week $3.50 bags Maracal6o; IN. N.
Guiding the cargo previously reported, 200 bags
Costa Rics, 100 bags St. Domingo, SO bags Cura-
Goa. and 4s4 bags Costa Rica arrived were pre-
yiously disposed Of We quote Rio gold, IN BOND,
nominalIy as follows: Ordinary cargoes l6Mal6h,
fair de l7a17A, good do 17hal7x, prime 40 lS'&a
1Skc.
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Cotton Markets.

Interior Cotton Markets.
ORANaEBURa, February 27.
Sales for the week ending eeSua iasisIe M aSSS'
! low mlddIing 20l<c, middling 2lc.
oo''oA - ANDERSON February 29
sales OF cotton for the week ending today y 2oo 90
balea. Prices this afternoon range. nom ~ 20
20Xe. r.,, po,u,-r oo
Cotton sales 50 bales during the week. Market
opened on NondsS at 29Hc closed to-day at zoe.
ofoA>N MONTGOMERY, March l.
Our market is nominal to-day, w: Good ordi'
mary 20G strict good Ordinary 20Hc, toH MID
dlIngs 20xc, middlings HHc.
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Drngs and Meblrines.
UNIVERSAL EXHIBITION OF 1ssx
FinsT-cLAss MEDAL
ALF. LABARRAQUE AND Co
QUINIUM LABARRAQUE
- I.-..-...--I L.. AZ. I.n.n,.nI dcn,Iotnlf

The Quinium Labarraque is an eminently
tonic and febrifuge Wine, destined toreplace
all the other preparations Of Peruvian Bark: .
The Bark Wines usually employed inme-
dicine are prepared from Barks which vary
considerably in The degree to which they
possess the desired properties. Besides,
owing to the manner irewhich they are pre-
pared, these Wines contain scarcely more
than the traces Of active principles, and
these always in variable proportions.
The Quinium Labarraque, approved BY
the Academy Of Medicine, constitutes, on the
contrary, medicine of determined compo-
siton, rich in active principles, and on wich
Physicians and Patients can always rely.
The Quinium Labarraque is prescribed
with great success for persons of weak con-
titution, or for those debilitated by various
exlalsling causes or past sickness; for youths
fatigued by too rapid growth; for young
girls whose development takes place with
difficulty; for women in childbirth; and for
aged persons enfeebled by years or illness.
1t is the best prcseryative against Fevers.
In cases of Chlorosis, Anemia or Greensik-
ness, This Wine is powerful auxiliary of
the rerruginous preparations. In conjunction,
for example, with VALLrr's Pills, the rapid
ly its action is really marvellous.
Ctpd 10 Paris L. FRBRB, 19, rue jacob.
Agents in Charleston: DowIE, NOISE
\ & DAVIS, Wholesale Druggists.
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Passengers.

Per steamship Champion. for New YorH.W D.
Love, G W Ridgeway, q Harris, Buckhelt,
son, W q Keen, D A Wheeler, " Akerman and
Per steamship Manhattan. for New York
7, Laser, NWeed, VIM Onderdonk and wife, 9
wilson. q r Remseu, Taylor, D Wright, N
O,Toole, A 8 Webb, Il Fitch, Jr, Rev G Porter, U
Wright, and on deck.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1872-03-04
wi1minpton Market.

WILMINGTON, March 2.
Yesterday the markes was unusually Quiet,
with scarcely any business doing. we could
hear Of In the way Of sales were 1872 crels rosln
at 81 so to S. for No s5 so to $6 30 Tor low pa!e
and 800 btIS tar at 50 65 per bbl
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1872-03-04
New York Naval Stores Market.

NEW 1ORki m6ICu Z.
The Daily Bulletin Says Receipts t3,dsy syy,2sso 2So
bbls crude turpentlne 147o do rosin: ~ no eon
more active to-day and there is rather more OF I.
Settled Feeling in the MARKET. We have sales o,
loo bbs at sc 100 bos at &C. f1n@ yaae' small m
iots In ali 50 or 6o.bbls from wharf at S4c koslu
remains aniet and little weaker, though some. me-
what irregular. Sales LOG bills NO 2 az 30. iar
and pitch remain quiet but lrm