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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-12-19
NEW HERALD THURSDAY DECEMBER 49, 872RIPLE
AnzUsEME NTs.

ADJUSTMENTS.
7,HEATRE CONTOUR, 5i4 BROADWAY
First week Of the 'f a's aIiHS Danssuss
Miss rAF sph ROSA.
Sero-Comic Vocalist.
First week ofthe new y, local I, Drama.
OR. rHE iwo. ooNyIors
OR. LIvINGsroaE oANp STANLEY.
An entire new oo.
JOHN TTsGls and HART in
MATINEE WEDNESDAY hsT ssiS AND SATURDAY
brooklyn ACADEMY or MUSIC.
MISS S%5 ss1{s SSS siSf s'' Manager
'nee in Brooklyn Of MISS Nh sei sa English
a
in brooklyn, or at Rullman's, III broadway.
NIgLo's GARDEN NInLo's qARpEM;
IN Lessces and Mans g JARRETT PALMER
THE GRAND s Esia asb HSS$s s'norAoan. L..
rr1 AnD o$$a Ass sss OF AN. JEWELS
ACT aFF 5tESiSAFSS 81 JSsESaAH
ACT a-7H mT H1Gb P5SE 81 T RAFFET.
-Tuk STARS OF THE HEAYENS.--
vM4sSh fs SA s4 4 Il shSgSS
ACT 4.-DAZzLING TRANSPORTATION SCENE.
--THH NATIVITY OF VENUS
EVERY EVENING AT TX.
SATURDAY MATINEE AT ~
HOLIDAY MATINEE CHRISTMAS DAY.
NIBLos GARDEN. NIBLos GARDEN.
IN SPECIAL ANNOUNCEMENT.
TUE MATINEE PERFORMANCES OF
LEO AND LOTOS
Attracts thousands OF ladies who prevented from
p,,, at!ending IN The eyening and The
Is source OF unwcarying delight TO the children.
The piece Is presented in its entirety at all
MATINEE PERFORMANCES.
SATURDAY MATINEE AT lIALF-PAST ONE.
HOLIDAY MATINEE, CHRISTMAS DAY.
WooD's MUSEUM. BuRLEsQUE.
w THE GREAT BURLESQUE TROUPE,
with all the BEAUTIFUL, BLONDES
Introducing among other specialties Messrs. DELE
HANrY and HUGHES, Song and Dance Artists. SHERI-
j. SHOWLEs and his Comic Trick Mules, in
Every Afternoon att, Every Evening at 8.
Gilbcrts Comedy OF new Burlesuue OF
PALACE OF TRUTH. BABES IN THE WOOD.
RRYANTs OPERA HOUSE. TwENTY-THIRD STREET
- Twentythird street and Sixth avenue, Booths
BRYANT's MINsTRELs. J. W. M,ANDREws
BRYANT'S MINSTRELS. The famous Watermelon Man
BRYANTS MINSTRELS STANLEY AND KALULA,
BRYANT'S MINSTRELS the Sausage Merchants.
BRYANT'S MINSTRELS. THE MAGILEUK FAMILY
BRYANT'S MINSTREIS. Stanwood's nOisms.
BRYANT'S MINSTRELS. Clodoche Can-Can
BRYANT'S MINSTRELS. Carte de Viste.
BRYANT'S MINSTRELS. Bryants Black Brigands.
Matinee Saturday, at g. Seats secured in advance.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-12-19

Ok WEST TWENTY FOURTH STREET NEAR FIFTH
OC avenue.-To let with Board two large connecting
Rooms, to gentleman and wife or party OF gentlemen;
best references terms moderate.
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An agent of the Department will have supervision of
the manufacture storage and issue OF the stamps VIII
shall at all times have full and free to the apart
mcnts, safes and vaults where the stamps manuac-
tured and stored for the purpose of inspecting the
and the contractor shall furnish him and his clerks suit
able Office and desk for the transaction of the
business OF his agency without cost to the government
CONTRACT NOT ASSIGNABLE.
The contract cannot in any case be lawfully trans.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-12-19

OD STREET. WEST 2a HALF BLOCK FROM
md elegantly furnished Parlor front Room third floor
,all Roo With closet and gas with Board, at reduced
price; uncxceptionalle references
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-12-19

90 WEST THIRTy-FIFTH sTREET-FURNIsHED
10 Rooms, with first class Board, Tor families and
single gentlemen.
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AMUsEMENTS.

..-......... AIUsEMENTs.
| FIFTH AVENUE THEATRE
Sole Lessee AND street NEAR
LAST WEEK OF THE COMEDY REVEALS
ana r sl.s G n1SssRan FhHs1ya
viii be acted for the last times John BALDWIN Buck
stones very a1 RsPasf eH2nHSsHSy entitled ''
NJ Lionel Lionel Lynx lynx s.. Hss sgs ,s o,
NJ ST s s.%si; E SSSlis b:S:ss:
Mrs Frederic YonghusCand. Miss Llnds
Mrs NJ Henry Dove Miss Fanny HoSsat
Nj Sa4S s}Nsss
% Botb sTkokE i Fd sc anu K hts ssS6 :"
NEXT wEEK-Fer the first time in Amerlca, a brllA.s
new COMEDY BY london writer, now creating urors
'''' wy ''N'i u EA HaAn sss EVE
TO be presented with and magnificent scencry css-
tunes and appointments oweru q Cast mods aud with v'y
CHRISTMAS DAy-Grand Matinee of the New Comedy
GRAND OPERA HOUSE. ,u,u,.
Twensy siid street Corner Of Eighth avenue
~ asss chsr Fifty Cent.
Cars are Twenty third street
secuns all stage routes and railroads. ~
ROUND THE CLOCK
Mr.. DAYS new l0sa! fon!smD0rano0us "FoLLY."
" WITH F ps2iGHrE qSo %ypFRsons -
Mrs JOHN WOOD Mr. JOHN BRoUdnAMs
THE FAMOUS zA5 hhSS ss s EAun1 FAMILY
- errimeni throughout t. =. -.
Great Is's ssSHS' ss ES
LION PARE wrfh % %SASS DISPLAY OF FIRE
BEHIND ER sasa sGss ass.4 AT SaP nIbLos
HARRY E aHEGrn EAaS bSx1S SFo SIk HOUSE
DoSovASs b hANE on ao GKF EYE foISrs'
4 a EVE
MOST rESTSfR sissEEiSSsssA ansS e EVER ACTED
upon the New York stage.
MATINEE SATURDAY. ,oor
Matinee Prices-Admssion, 30 cents Reserved seats.
50 cents extra
me NEXT MONDAY Grand Holiday aSaSns N to ROUND
KALY FOR TIE
CHRISTMAS DAY, GRAND EXTRA MATINEE
WAFF1n saP,sts; and Manager Mr. LESTER wArtAox
LAST TWO
NIGHTS DUR bSSb hAs1 MATINEE or
in consequence Of the p l1nS = Of Ct
BROTHER SAM,
pronounced by the entire London press a. fully equal
lord DuNDREARY
BRoTiER SAM,
EFFIE GERMoN viii make their first appearance tbls
Due 6 p1cs s M ns given of the rs appearance Of
The piece viii be presented with new and beautiful
DAVID GARRIcK
AN ENGLISH hn GENTLEMAN,
IN which Mr. soTHERN will sustain his Original par@
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AZ WEST WASHINGTON PLACE, NEAR SMITH
~ avcnue.-Sccly furnished front Room and Bed
-oom, with closet, hot and cold wafer Re- FOR family
also furnished Rooms for single gentlemen with Board
m
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90 WEST TwENTY-SrxTH STREET-ELEGANT
s)C front and back Parors with Bedrooms attached,
and nice single Rooms with without Board first class
location; reasonable nrccS
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UNFINISHED RECEPTION AND BEDROOM ADJOIN-
l. ing, frs. floor. and furnished Office Room, In bust
ness block: suitable theatrcas; agency wanted.
State terms by month to MANAGER box 1873 Herald Up
town Branch Office 265 Broadway
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S0 NINTH STREET. BETWEEN BROADWAY AND
w University place Rooms to lei, with southern
eosure, with first class Board Tor FAMILY party
gentlemen, terms moderate.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-12-19

- AND l6 LISPFNARD STREET-sTORES AND
Ii Lofts; stores, 25xS5 suitable for Wholesale, retail
c an % c Pg On sP GRr S
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1R SOUTH WASHINGTON soUARE-DEsIRABLE
III furnished Rooms, with Board, in suits or single
Rooms In a quiet family One o'clock dinner
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-12-19

ITO LET-A LARGE ROOM, 2)X3s, FIRST FLOOR,
fronting Broadway; suitable for any light business
Apply at the Olympic Cafe, 622 Broadway.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-12-19

100 LEXINGTON AvENUE.-A LADY LIVING EN-
IOO trcy alone has two Rooms she would like 70 re mt
ogether or separately, to gentleman and wife, with
Board Tor lady; house has all modern improvements
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NEW YORKER STADT THEATRE
~ Nos As and AZ Bowery.
PROPRIETOR
Eighth performance of
LOUISE LICHTMAY'S GRAND OPERA COMPANY.
FRIDAY EVENING Dec 20, at O'Clock,
ROBERT THE DEVIL.
Seats can be secured at the sadt Theatre ticket Office
also Fourteenth and Fourth avenue
at Koch Bros, 2s5 Broadway.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1872-04-29
PASSENGER.

Per steamship Champion. for New York-Miss
II O Harmon, D r James, N A Estlemann, anne
Gibbes, G Sprinkler, D Trace, J " EDGAR, IT,, ! b n !
WalEey, Miss Keeler, Mrs B-siuebotte and child:
G Mecsum, O d Holliwsy. A Uothie, J J Oloane, "
OTIerney, j W Britlon, G ESawyer, J B Cooke. h
II Wyatt, @ B Hi. Spencer, 2 Wnlee, M!ss
n Cnady, "A wagstan, F Prtenne, a LYMAN, MISS!
Mccoy. Mr Partridge and wife: Miss u Condor; L
Scott. F q Lamm. ] T, woodruff V Whitlock, MISS
u K Whitlock. T Johnson Mrs Guthoert an9 sWo
children. MIS- Conover, r q Fowler and wife, Hiss
N Conoyer.J r sullivan, Mss. Gallagher, E =
Bedford, HWaldo and vile, Master Waldo, :!
Roberts. Master T Waldo, Miss P Waldo, Mrs 5 g
81 Waldo. Miss S Waldo, Miss J Waldo, PM lips,
Hopping Mrs Hopping, Miss E Hopping, Master
Hoppiag, Master VIM Hopping. + H"ppiag, 81
SEidmore aud wife III Skidmore, VIZ kldnote
Miss L Rutledge. g W Berrian, = W Aowland: MIS-
8 q knight, Miss Knight J W Armstrong, Geo W
Armstrong, E F Laird, G h Wiltssr, r Clay. g
q Jones, q T Stately, F d street, X street, CAPT.
Coles, ] Frank, X Corkin, Mrs RW Leonard. R.!
a mp,S, Az a wsIsiey, Al warner, and 10 deck.
Per steamship Maryland, for Baltimore-hr
] L Toblas,Ihr 6 children and servant, r Shanna
han. wife aud children, @ W Cleapor, aud tWo on
Per steamship. Georgia, from New York-Mrs
McGuiuess, Mrs King. Jno A Rupert, Capt Berry,
Capt B ,con, T " Cooper. q Gamble, CAPT. AtElns.
B 4 Deal. w 5 HASTE, Capt NlrriS, A lizard, Joun
Barnes, 8 lizard aud J Radcliffe.
Per steamer Dictator. nom Palatka via JACK
sonyille, Fernandina and Savannan-Mtss whit
lCck, Mr. McGlnnIs, q F Crary, W Asler, DAVID
Lay, DR. Stadley!N Shoemaker, MS keelers Me
PA Ames and wife, R q Cook, O q Plat: MissE
E Varney. Dr. Smith. ] P Rudrtck. Mr. Richmond.
Mrs RUM s, Misses Richmont, Miss Paul. Mr colt
and wile..H M.WyatlW Briggs, DR. Oil: Henry ?
FsrroW. " BStoneM ] BolAlann, GF Hatcn AND
wife, @ NBlgAow-a wife, audlr.deok.-
Per steamer Water Lily, from Edisto. Enter.
jenkins, E T Bailey, lady, child ami nurse, VIM ii
Lawton, AN Whaley, w s Bills, Nlsoet. .
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MARINE NEWS.
CHARLESTON, q. C..........APRIL 20, 1872.
at az ueg ID nun 80 sec. Lon 7adeE Of mln1 1st
ARRIVED

Steamship Georgia, Crowell, New Tork-left
oath instant. Mdse. To Wagner, Huger 1 GO. W
Agent. s q railroad Agent, Southern express
Agent. G " Aimar. J Apple, d A ANNE. B Boyr,
N !; A Ashton, Elw Bates 4 co. G . B'wm n: 7
Il bristoll & Gu, b Rischon & ca; 2 9 Bormer, W >
B sselL. T l. Bissell, II Brown, W N Bird y co, A
BeHmlsr, W q Bee Il CO, Bollmann BIS. Or Bae'.
Q Bart 4 co, Burmeister & .Zerbst, Chase 4 Cut.
tino, Darlington, Thomas j GO. W d Chalee q
T ii later. J Z d Olsussen. q q Goe, I'd Clancy
d CO. J ,ampsen J. CO, J Con MINIS GeJ Conner.
D. ugias & Mill. r, bowie, Noise d Dav 9, capt J
T Daggett, Capt W 9 Dnnham, Douglas & Jack.
son. Elias d Bros, A Enslow Il Co.. Engerton d
Richards, I L Falk i co. " F Fleming 4 CO. J 5
Fairly i CO. Fnrcbgotr. Beneh,ct i co. Forsythe,
McCnmb & co. G D FRANKIE, F Fisher. Fngartle's
q A GlOVec, 6 N Grlmke Hart d co. n A Hunt. A
Hayden J Hurkamp i co. E Hans F , Holme.,
I Il HALL Il CO. Holmes Il Calder, Jetlords II co, y
q Johnson, 0E Il AS Johnson, E II Ja'kson.
Kerfison. K'inck, Wick, noers 4 CO. Klnsnan
Bros, T Kelly. P B Lalane & ca, T J Lanneau, Il
Lathe 8. @ A Lengnick, McLoy = Rice, Mrs Legru,
Laid, Martin q Mood, VIM MCKAY. Pe Murra,,
E W Marshall & co. NJ Il K PhOs hate CO. R Mar.
tin, " A Mehrlens, s r Marshall & co, J HcGarey,
Macqueen 4 Rlec&e, 8 Miller. ? W Marshal, FL
o'NellI, D o'Neill, = o'Nslil, J X O,Nelll. a Nimitz,
& co, w F Paddnn, ] F Rurkle. Quackrnbusa. Es.
till & co. Ravenel d co, Paul. Welcn d Brsndes.
Ravenel. Holmes Il On, J RuuheiNrr, w p Russell
i CO. sell d Foster, Jno r Re d. E B >toddard d
co, II Slender. Shsckelford d Kell,, sle1ens, Wer-
ner Il - cEer. NJ Trle>t, Jno F Taylor d co. Stoll.
Webb & CO.. P >chuchmann, A ST. II ng, steele Il
wardel. " A SHRINE. A K Siillmau. J F Salvo. K
Thumlinson & CT, Tiedem n. Calder & CO, A l.
| Tyler. WIN Unprharit. y Thomson, " ] Trim, J D
Talmadve, q s Sub Department, r WIN Sauren. o
+ Wleters. Walker, r"ans d Cogswell. WAGNER
4 Monsees, P Winema IN 4 co, s II Wil-on j Bro, q
" " lliiams Il c,. W ] Yates, d a Walker, Mrs 81
J Z8rnow, and others. f
Steamer Dictator. Coxetter, Palatka, via Jack
| sonvllle, Fernandlna anG Savannah. 4 bales cot
| ten, mdse and sundries. To Ravenel & Gu. VIM
| Il Chafee L co. I s Purse. Major q " Bucket. ] n
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New York Rico Market.

NEW YORK. April rs.
The Journal Of Com nerce says: The market
for Csronns Is inactive, anG prices are In the
buyetsi favor; so tieroes sold st ska9c. The bust.
'aessin foreign is good, and. with the advance ia
sgold. holders are disposed to insist on q nttie
- ssIa7gsc. and 200 bags Pataa at 7Ka1kc. The
steamer Italy. which arrived yesSe day IRON
Liver DOL, bought the nrst OF the new crop OF
Rsngecn to this market. It is exceedingly well
prepared very white and full In grain In old
dimes, the East India crop began to come to hand
the early part OF July, but, by using the Suez
In time. and tHts rice ia not subjected to 30 many
changes OF climate.
E YORK. April %.
The T ally Bulletin says: The general inquiry ls
without any very great amount Of life, and still
appears t. be confined 10 the main to such par.
cells as may be required by the regular trade TO
satisfy urgent wants. There 10, however. some
little movement every day, AMI aoout former
rates are obtained. SAFES OF 100 bags Rangoon at
6Xa7c, and l25 bags Parna as TIC.
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No. york vegetable Market.

NEW IUNh, HVIN SV'
The Dail7 Bulletin says: The trade continues
unIet in potatoes, and the tone rather weak: Our
quotations are in oulk; IN shipping orae e ooe per ~
6Si for Peacholow5; So 5oa2 70 per bb! for Early
Rose: s2a2 Is for early Goodrich; 81 2ia2 Tor
,Dyriehts; 81 Isa2 for Jackson whites; 81 .Sa az
for Prince Alberts. sweet pnta'oes. S4at oo
FOR delaware kiIn.dried. Vegetables are rather
outlet. Red onions are dull and hard to move. Car.
rots and onions are lower. We quote: Carrots Sl15
az per bbi ;radishes $5aG per 100 punches; caooaGes
S7ao per 100; ce cry 81 50a2 SO per dozen; Fus'ia
turnips 81 50a2 so per Dol; white do 81 SO: parsnips
rs: onions s1a2 for red, and about s5a1 per oot
for white; sprouts IS per bill; spinach 50 per oDi;
lettuce Sc 70, Boston and s6il0 for Long lslano
per 100; rhubatb $40 per 100.
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v,v YORK NAVAL stores Market.

r,o nail, pn,,e,,n saws: Receipts to day l22
hhis rosinl ssso do spirits lurpeatine. Spi.its taf;
psasine nave ruled ,1 s1ce ss.sss s fgon t 1s's :Eds s9s
prl"es mI.u ILL., sales So bbl; from dock at soc.
siosIms p pV. decidedly more active and higher,
idSS' bsls strained to arrive at s. 70; loe9 oe sos ~
arrive Of IS 50; lz7s e 16ds do d. mere Wi,m ~ 81 ~ at S.
o. and zoo bbls No. 2 at 81. Tar and pitch urn
hnt nntet.
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PORT OF GEORGETOWN, S. c.
ARRIVED.

PORT OF GEORGETOWN, 5, {.
ARRIVED.
Schr hay Morn, hatch, from Charleston, 1sth
Schr q N Condor, Condor, from Belfast, Me,
April 81. , y.
N Q. April q.
'Schr " Slater, Watts, from Bath, Me, April24'
CLEARED.
schr Ridgewood, Derrlckson, for New York,
with naval stores. April Is.
Schr Mary, Gllchrist. for Belfast, Ne, with lum
Schr Kate Foster. Roseorook, for Baltimore,
Schr Webb, Homer, for New York, with naval
stores, April 25.
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wnmInp,on warren.

WILMINGTON, April q.
SPIRITS OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES OF Isl CASKS az QUO
per gallon for Southern packages.
RosIN.-Saleso OF 1855 bbls at 81 Is to S. 70 ior
No. /, Sc for low pale. Sc 25 70 Sd 30 1or pale,
and 81 for extra pale. row
TURPENTINE.-Sales or $50 Dols az % 10 ii
TAR Sales OF 100 bbls at 50 Is Per Dol. A oe'
cline Of 10 cents.
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UNIVERSAL EXHIBITION OF SECS
FIRsr-cLAss MEDAL
ALT. LABARRAQUE AND Co
QUINIuM ~LABARRAQUE
Approucd by the Imperial Academy

Appropcd By the Imperial Academy
of Medicine
The Quinium Labarraque is an eminently
tonic and febrifuge Wine, destined to replace
all the other preparations of Peruvian Bark
The Bark Wines usually employed inme-
dicine are prepared from Banks which vary
considerably in the degree to which they
possess the desired properties. Besides,
owing TO the manner in which 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, a medicine Of determined compo-
sition, rich in active principles, and on witch
Physicians and Patients can always rely.
The Quinium Labarrsque is prescribed
with great success for persons Of weak con-
tilution, or for those debilitated by various
exllaustins causesor past sickness for youths
fa,igued by too rapid growth; for young
girls whose development takes place with
difficulty; for women in childbirth; and for
aged persons enieebled by years or illness.
1t IS the best preseryative against Feyers.
In cases Of C.llorosis, Anemia. orGreensik-
ness, this Wine is 4 powerful auxiliary of
tie ferrusinous preparations In conjunction,
for example. with VNLLtT's Puts, the rapid
ty OF its action is really marvellous.
Zero! ia Pal., l.. FEElE, 10, rue !,teh.
Agents In Charleston: DOWIE, NOISE
\ & DAVIS, Wholesale Druggists.
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CHARLES UNDERWOOD, Il 81
B. T. BENTON, lL.S.l
STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA, |

r CHARLE-TON COUNTY.
Certificate or Limited Partnership between
BUCKLEY T. BENTUN, OF the CITY OF Rrooklyn:
STATE OF New York. CHARLES UNDERWOOD, or
the Towr and County OF Tolland. stare OF Con
TN TfSs' q d WILLIAM 6. MOOD, j., Of the City Of
Charleston, State aforesaid.
This certificate hereby wltnesseth that the ur-
dersIgned have. by virtue Of an ACT of the Gene
raj Assembly OF the state aforesaid, entitled An
Act to authorize the formation OF united partner.
Ships, passed In the year or our Lord one thou.
sand eight hundred AID thirty seven, and anolher
ACT entitled IAN Act TO extend the duration or
nerships,n pa-sed. in the year OF our Lord one
thousand eight hundred and forty'si1, and
another Act extending the same until Repealed.
passed December goth, 1865, formed q Limited
Partnership, as fol
First. The name ur firm under which sucn Pari.
n-rship shal be conducted Is LADD, MahIis q
MOOD.
tended to be Transacted Is that Of the t.rocery
Business, both wholesale ans Retail. In the said
City OF Char estun, or such place or plares 10 the
said state as IN y hereafter be determine upon:
Third. BUCKLEY 7. B.NTON, Of the City or
BrooEl, D, state Of New York. and CHARLES
UNDERWOOD, Of the Town and County Of Toll
land, state OF Connecticut, are me speciai psTs-
ners; and JOSEPH H. LADD, ] MES s.. MARTIN
and WILLIAM. 9. MOD. Junior, OF the CITY OF
Charleston, stare a!0resalu, are Tue uenera!
Fourth. BUCKLEY 7. BENTON, Especial Part.
ner. has coLtribu' ed Seven Thousand Dolsrs,
is7ot0J and CHARLES UNDERWOOD, the other
Special Partn.r, has Contributed also seven
T ousand Dillars, $4,000 20 the Common STOCK
Filth. The slid Partnership commences on the
Twenty.nin,h day Of March, One Thousand Eight
Hundred and Srvenry.two. and will terminate on
the Tweniy-ninth ay OF March, one THOUSAND
Fl hit HundI ell and Seyen'y seven; ,o-o
lDa1edthis 29Gh day Of Ma CHI, A. D. 1872.
tSlgned) B.. T. BENTON. o, LIS
' CHAR ES UNDERWOOD, [L.s.l
JOSEPH h. LADD, Isl
JAMES s. MARTIN, lL.s.l
WILLIAM @. MOOD, JR., [L.s.l
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Gspar1nereh,ps ano Ulsaolntior.s

nISSOLUTION OF COPARTNERSa1P.
By mutu Al consent, the Limited Copartner.
snip heret fore existing under articles OF Special
Cop Irtnershtp between BUCKLEY z: BENTON, OF
the City or Brooklyn. CHARLES UNDERWOOD,
cial Partners, and EXERT E. BEDFORD, OF the
Cty OF Charleston. General Partner, bearing date
the Twenty-eighth day. OF Octoher ammo Domii,i
eighteen Hundred and Seventy one, 10 hereby
dissolved.
witness our hands and seals this 2eth day OF
March. AnBo Dom nj Eighteen Hundred and
0epantv.kW0- g.
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New York eunny Cloth Market.

NEW YORK, ApfN 70.
The Journal OF Commerce says: A large bust
ness In domestic cloth 10 reported from Boston,
the sales there sad to fo.t no 1900 rolls for for
ward delivery. prices not ascertsined. The mar.
kes here il very quiet aud p tee. are q little ir eg-
Mar. For bags there IS q dull marset at abour
late figures. We quote native at %xal0c, gold. in
bond. and l4kal6c currency: domestic cloth at
1sIc for prompt delivery. aud 17Kc for future;
hsgs at 16sl7o, currency, LOT !ghs and heavy.
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Receipts by Railroad. April "a.
SOUTH CAROLINA RAILROAD.

1903 bales cotton, 10 bales goods, 229 bbls naval
stores, 81 casks CLAY, . cars stock. TO Kal,loaa
90. EInsman 4 Howell, A ] Salinas, Frost, Adger
4 Go, W B Williams 4 Son, A 5 smith, C1apeaa
4 co, Witte Bros, W " Smith, Roach d MD1ett,
A Cnaza, @ Eolmes, Sloan d Seignlous. q FVlin'
A B Null gan.
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pehson Hart & co, Walter Roy, W.tte Bros Jas r
PrtneIe d SOD, l. Eggleston, steamer Water LILY,
a! Steamer water Lily. ToglIo. Edlsto, Enterprise
and Way Landings. MdSe and sundrtes. To u
EIsbet. Kinsman Bros, ] Doyle, Jas Allan, and
Steamer Planter, Cordes, Peedee River via
Georgetown, a.. 8 bales cotton, ga pbls naval
store, mdse, &c. To kayenel, Holmes q co. LU
Mowry 1 Son, Barden & Parker, Frost, Adgsr q
CO, Geo b Walter i CO, J e Ahg.r d co, Wnliden
j. Jones, Bollmann 5rss, B Boyd.
ARRIVED YESTERDAY.
st amer Marion, Adair. Santee River. II bales
cotton, $50 bbls naval stores, 90 bags rough Iits'
mdse, DC To Ravenel. Holmes i co, + Snlsn,
Barden i Parker, " Dukes i c., Frost, AGger
4 co, L E Conner & Son, Whilden 4 Jones, can,
lard & Minott, Smith 4 Chapeau. g Leibenrood, +
L Meyer. Wagener I Monsees, u ciauss7n'' q
Grav:r i co, VI G DeSaussure.
CLEARED SATURDAY.
Steamship Champion. Lockwood, New YORK
'S Steamship Maryland. Johnson, Baltimore
BARK Harvest Home, Dlckey. F%ernandlna. Fla,
to load for a port IN South Amertca-E Willis
SAILED SATURDAY.
Steamship Champion. Lockwood, New YORK..
Steamship Maryland, Johnson. Baltimore.
Schr ] h Stickney, Fooks, baltimore.
Schr 2 Steelman, Price, JacksonVl le.
SAILED YESTERDAY.
Scur Mary Lymourner, fGeucu, S.olBe'o"N
S O.
FROM TIL PORT.
Rr,u Minnie Abby, Harding, at Boston, Arll "a.
Schr E A Hooper, Hooper, at 'acksonVlle' fia'
Schr 3 R Emerson, Snow, a. Boston, April 2S.
CLEARED FOR THIS PORT.
Steamship Virginia. Hinckley, at Philadelphia.
| April %. ,,,,on Anvil, OK
UP FOR THIS PORT.
Brig MINI lie Abby, Harding, at Boston, aprl4 Z4'
MARINE NEWS BY TELEGRAPH.
NEW YORK, April II.
Arrived, steamships Batavia, Spain and City OF
Baltimore.
MEMORANDA.
The schr Ridgewood, Derrlcssen, from George
| town, S G, arrived at New YORK April 20.
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1.,.-ior COTTON nIurkees.

UNION, April Is.
u.,o. dnr,nu the week % bales. Market opened
: S HonSsv at. and closed to-day at 2oA.,,
ON "onua' LAURENs O. h., April Is.
Cotton Is selling at 2okc .,uao .nr, o.
s.,os dnrtno the week % bales. We quote:
or Ans Iscl low niddIng. 20. middllng &c.