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Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1872-11-05

REPORT OF THE CONDITION
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1872-11-05
INDUSTRIAL EXPOSITION.
EXPOSITION STOCK.

LIE FOURTH AND LAST CALL is DUE
this day. All the stock is now due, the build
ing is nearly completed and prompt payments
must be made. Call at once.
ED. BURKE PICKETT. sec'y,
l3t No. 8 Jefferson street.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1872-11-05
MUSIC.
cRocERIEs.
NEW GOODS.

rusr RECRIvED AND IN sTORKi
500 bbIs. FlSur (dinersnt grAdesl'
100 casks Baeon,
500 packages Lard,
300 boxes Cheese
a5 tierces Hans,
1oo packages Tobacco,
hsoo eases can Goods, aAs
hi-ks, hreedy. Gin. Wine, Cigars,
HngEfnE ana rIes -l-T
scorn ns ~ --'a IA barrels)
TAYLOR a DURrrN
G.72 l.-a'- esr-~s
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1872-11-05
PREMIUMS.
Notice to Holders of Premiums.

NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN TO PER-
N sons to whom premiums were awarded at
the late Fair, that the following rule, pub
lished in the premium list q the Society will
ties will be allowed thirty days from the date
of this notice to collect their premiums, viz:
" Premiums not called for within thirty days
after the award, will positively be considered
forfeited"
These premiums will be paid at the Chamber
of Commerce. 3O6 Front street, within business
hours, for the next thirty days.
j. G. BALLEETINE, President.
LION TRoUsDALE, Secretary. 65-57
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1872-11-05
PREMIUMS.
.POSTPONEMENT
OF THE
Grand Distribution.

AT A MEETING OF THE BOARD OF
"A Directors ef the Memphis Agricultural
and Mechanical Society. held on the evening
Of the 18th inst, the following resolutions were
unanlmeusly adopted. viz:
i. hesofrtd, That in view Of the intense
strinrency Of financial affairs throughout the
country at the present time. and its legitimate
eject upon the sale Of tickets in our Annual
Distribution. advertised 20 take place on the
last day Of the Fair. postponement be made.
and the drawing Of the sane take place on
Tn urHoay. November 28th next; By
which arrangement we will not be forced to
adopt the only alternative left rs Of sealing
down the premiums 70 the number Of certif-
2. Rssoi-sf. That the holders Of certificates
be admitted on them free 10 the Fair Grounds
on Tuesday, the last day Of the Fair, In ac-
coraance with the publications heretofore
/ made.
In pursuance Of the foregoing resolutions Of
the Board Of Directors, the drawing Of the dis
/ tributon. which was advertised % occur on the
last day Of the Fair, is hereby postponed until
Thursday, 2Sth Of November.
II JIG. BALLENTTNE, President.
LE0y IRQrsDAIEi sccretary. W.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1872-07-11

TT 70 wdre Der Ir016port ce6 III Wtbel
perarbetteten @atertals lebr lei&t. COLI
ten bteie 3etlen treeno etnen Sbrer 2eier
Der oas re&te 3eus baau bat, (oro>
be @elomittel fno ia bisr3u nidt erfor>
oerlt@) bedimmen, ndbere Gini9t Don
Der Sa&e Su nebnten, 70 rphe perielbe
BET Germ Soadim Sor@om. etneu, Deut>
1.ten @tonier= Garn,er an @ui6 GATE.
bereitwiutoe uup 3userldl1se Mustunft
fnpen. 4...... 49, t..<
@ier Sabre 3urid paren er, unp. itin
Bruoer Sobn Sar@om nod bic etn3ieen
Mnfepler i'm 9ansen Gounlbip uno nun
1T ui6t muir ldmmtli6es @on9re6: 2ano
ionperu aud nabesu aues Giienbabnlanb,
felbft- In ben rpefli9 unp n5rpli@ oele5
eenen Eownibtps ui@t blps perertFen,
fonoern aud wirf!ta aneefeeelt unp BET
&ulturpro3ee in Nnsrif 9eInommen. Da>
9egen fno i'm ansrensenoen pine County.
3mti3en Stub @ttY unp pine Gitp> nod
8robe Streden 9uttn, gum Mderbau 9e
etsneten @pefulanten 2anpes ~ faufen
BON 4 bis 10 DoQars per Ncre, ie mad
per G%ntfernune 3ur Gilenbabn. Die
6auptarten bes |6ol3e6 1np: 3uder,
Nborn, Gt@en, 8utteruub, G19en, Glm>
2inoen, an man9en Steuen permtl9,
nit etma6 pine.
Sn &ufb @ttp fnb 6 bic Z @tores.
1 Sd9emlble, 1 peuti4es @atbaue, &C.
balten Don Sobn Bier, Elm Ditto Strides,
msbrere @aloon6, payunter Elm beut(9er,
9ebalten Don Nie. Saulen, 2 @&miepe.
uno 2 @aubmo@erwsrf1dtten. @tne
Br'd yaro 1T chen, our9 ben 2anps
Nsenten Der Giienbabn, S. 6. @briitenz
ion, Der auf oQenfau09e Mnfraaen fiji
2anp in fat allen @praden Nusfunft III
seben ftet6 bereit it, in Nusrtf eenom>
men. - Sn benz IL Meilen entfernteu
pine City 1T cine eroBe SUPERINTENDENT.
@isentblmer papon Ncolpb MIn6 unit
Burrows, (Griterer bedbt ebenfau6 siemz
li&e 2anpesfredtn, Die iebr gut fir Qaups
bau eeeiQnet, gum @srfauf often feben]
1 9rpbe Sd9emuble, 3 STORES, elmer b.
BON Elm Deuti&er> Gi9entbdmer pe6tlbeu
Mina uuo Mettle>, cine 8isrbraueret,
6otel, Saloons &c.
M6sen otsie 3etlen ibren 3med, BIT
Nufmertiamfett gutter uno arbeit t.
amerD eutlden auf oiele, jepenfaus
etne lebr quite uno lobnenre 3utunft Der,
9enoe @e9eno ~ lenfen, erfulIen. De1
peri6nli6e Mu9enldetn miro jepen Dor
Ger ffricten @a6rbeit be6 @el9ilpeyter
uber5en9en.
2eute obne Cuff uno 2iebe 3ur Mrbei1
obne Grer9te unp @uspauer bieiben bsis
fer ferne. g.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1872-07-11
6onbelbare Na(tiouep.

Der lebte SelbRb.terrf&er BON 3wei<
brdden, Dem has 8ewubtiefn ietner bod
erbabentn SteQune ouf's@ ebtrn ael@laz
gen rar, umsab ft@ NIT einen, Minifer
res Sunern, etnem MiniRer res Mus>
wdrtteen, eineu MrniRer bes &rieees
unc etnem Mtniiter Der Ginan3en. Die'e
pier portefeut0e6 &parer jepo& tn elmer
ein3i9enpericn ueretni9t. welde oerpfid<
tet mar, bier 'pe1idteoene uniformeu III
BADEN, DE tn eintua @4rant pss btr3oa>
li@ Bor3tmmer6 binsen. @enn Der
Staatsratb - per6er3o8 uno pier ieiner
6erren Sa9obunbe -Sisune belt, mas
m6@entli&, pretmol eelaab, muete ibm
Elm intfer mad Dem anpern .Itreu9ebor>
lam fen Bert@t" ertatten. 6atte Der
Miniter be6 Snnern IN beQblauer Unit
form NIT 'flberseRidtsm &rasent (eineu
0ortrae oebalten, 70 trat ct al, UNI trau>
ben i'm &or3imme1 d& tn oen Minifer
Der a~uewdrttoen Mn9ele9enbeiten 3u per>
puppen, b. B. bic punfel9s Gne, 0olpoe>
fttdte Uniform ansule9en unb als Mint<
}ter bes |uemdrttsen un bulorei&e Nu=
pten3 III bitten. Mls &rieesminifer
mubte Ct In wetber uno als G%inan3mtni<
fer In iaarladrotbe Uniform leinen,
vaQerrur@lau&ti9fen unp erosmd@ti0>
fen 6errr uno @ebteter" Aue6 btridten,
mas felt Der lebten @ibune i'm Bereide
oteler betpen Departments oor9efaUen
mar. Dieter pierbdutiee Mintiter be-
flstpete auberoem nod pie @tele zines
Sberlds rmet1et6 unp @ouoerneurs Der
bet3oali4en Saeobunpe uuo beso9 fir
feline feds Memter einen Sabres9ebalt Don
5000 @ulpen. 81 mobl bel ben er<
pdbnten M%upten3en, 100 Elm 6ansmurf
Dem aupern In bic Nueen fat, 9Qes ousz
NAL ernfbaft %otsteaneen 1T - 6sr,oa
Nuouit BON @a@len @otba Ct 1922
Reb5rte slsi&faQs gu ben wunrerli&en
Naturen. @,neriett6 Elm unrubi9er. 3u
allen M%a6lobiattit<n aufseleeter @eift>
Elm perpetuum mobile ouf jmei9etnen,
liebte Der !6sraoe es anpersrleite, einen
eroben She'll res Eaoss TN Bette ~ oer@
b%rtnoen. SIM Bette nabm er in Der &ez
0el @our an, pom Bette aus reaierte ct
fem &et@. @etns Netsun9 fir Den
Orient unp ro,aentli1 fir China otn9
suwetlen 10 mett, oaB ct ale Manoarin
oetletoet, prdfpirte. 3u letnen soblrei:
benS onperlineslaunsn 0eb6rte ou@ Die
eau be Cologne in ben Salat 3u mil@en
uno Matfdfer nit Npiinen unoM anrt!n
a. peripetlen.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1872-07-11

Dtet neue, tn ieber sestebuus elegant xnt fDltb etnsertas
5auS TT lest 3ur Mufnabne upn gdReu 8e5fnet.
50 rirb TIM @tpl eurppdtf&er Sotels beFerer R!eHe sebal.
ter unb Don iebem Deut(&tn zen befen amerttanif4en 5p1sjI
,Dreeaos.n rtrben. ba allen Winfden he s~ebilbeten Teut
Aen, In Beae Ut Rihe unt ycsts Mshuune eet.aaex 10.
out 3eorps @rube~. eentbnmer
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1872-07-11
$50 0eminneim 8elaufeb ,. 0 600

@ans. qoo1s 80; babe eOpis SIS; gierteQoc'e s $50.
- l1nfere ertterie III pom s1aafe a-3a'tsrt; Bic 3i..
tnuaen 6no n Refs .ur feta & steu 3.it uut uuter Ger Nn
hot aef9ncre~er Gom mihdr. hiatt.
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pt. suaef mt.
- gu p,ranfalt,r eine 3,ebnna ne tie p.tse an, leg.
ten 9aqe eiKes ieben Nurlts I'm Sas,e 1872
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@slo* Orrre. 81 gift ~rten Brtefen 3tsbur"en ober Grpres
81 Senbet ueaen e,nes G,cuiarS. Man dtre1ire:
Murrap Mfiuer & 60.
10. SITS g1aluut Sired, post Office BOX 2446) ct. 9pu,
Il, mo.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1872-07-11
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leidtbeweeten 5er3enS 9epi0e carte 6ofz
nun9en be9ten, auf INNER namenlo6 eIeno
MAIDEN loQte - es muB beraus fe III
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ten Monat wiro fe unpiperru0i9 6o9s
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miro Der peutlde Muifus ausrufen Der
mebrere Male bic 8efan atl9ait Der
Combs MAIDEN mubte. neil Ct perlu&t
bate, Die unueralei9li@e ptne tbre gu
itimmuns 3u fu6sn. Die 6oaseit 1eQ
in 2onpon itattfaoen, uno IS fol- babel
Elm wabrbaft fl1nli&er @lan3 en'faltet
msroen. Der Mann> benz ie G@ lammt
ibrtr Dom@prfnabenzS timme erobmiz
lbia identt, nennt 1& &ouianp, - Au
cuff &ousono ; er 1T Elm Singing pom
SO Sommern, ietne6 3etdens Elm Y6r>
ienmotIer, In etpas 3uridsetommtnen
&erbdltni1en, wesbalb ibm cine quite
5eiratb wobl ~ e6nnen ii; Dor Ger
6ano mobnt er nod In paris, no MIN
14 Dor 6eben SABRE ttnnsn lernte, i9
iebr fir %einanper tnterslNrts unp ~ Dem
@ntlalub fam: Dteitr (Dieie) une fetn
Co Mnpertr (Nnrere)! Die 2!bretto:
Dihter nennen pa6 Elm Duet, neil 0e<
m6bnli@ 3met to3u r5tbi0 Fno. Bdb-
renp pes &ufentbdlts per N1len In ben
Der. @taaten fam &ou3anb auf BEN Glaz
aeln Der 2iebe Qran360i&er DampfeD
bferbt: eeeilt, ur, 3euee per bstipieuotn
tannlerii&tn Griumpbe per @eltebten 3u
lein.
Damale mar ee, ale bic berette 8tre
ipro@enen Aftb Elm 8eripre&en 8aben, pas
i'm nd9iten' Monat r%ealtiirt 3u treroen
oeripri@t. Sn BET %betrsfenpen Noti3
lber pos beoor0ebenbe HAPPY event
mirp ousorldlid btmerft, paB rer Bunt
oer 6eraer oue1altesli@ auf rparn1e, un>
eisenndbiSe 2isbe aearinoet IT, tncen
ndmlt@ Der Brdutieam tbatiddlid 3ur
&loi1e Der ,orunen Geufel" 3dbIt Ger bat
i'm lttten &riea bepeutenpe Werlute er:
l,tten), mdbrenp bic Braut bic Wabl smt>
Iden Girten, .@rafen. &amme,berrn,
Duorei Yotentaten> r%enomuirten &lnnz
lern> Mriltpfraten pom r~eini1en Do0er
uno feinr ethen Banfiers, 9orcS> @arle'
unit @iscount6 batte, aber trperem ibrem
"Nu9ut" treu blieb. Nah Der 6o9isit
reif Nueuf NIT @brtfinen mad Der
S@mei3 alb, UNI port ouf fur3e 3ett bic
refine @%ebirssluft 3u 9entsben. @em
September IN 1T @briitine in ct, petersz
burg anoermeitig en9a8irt.
- Gin rpertbpouss Mi.tel, Genspfo>:
fen pauerbaft 3u ma@en> entnebuen mir
rem ,.Nem GnBlone GARNER. Sc be-
ftebt partr, baeyman feiu ~@pulperifrte
6oljfoble In 9eiotenes 2ttn6l forsfdltie
etnribrt, bic Is bic &onffen3 pou ee>
p6bnlt@er Selfarbt errei@t. Damtt.
+ etdt mar, ban1, bic pfdble an, natdr<
lid bepor fe 8eftbt tptrcen uup etbt tbnen
eabur& unptrmiRlt@tD auer. aud ,penn
de pom psi&ftn 6plje 8e,uaht. Der
Gtnitnper tbeilt NIT, po6 q. etner pfofen.
pom 2inpsnbolLi IN pteierD.e prdparirt,
na&Dem berielbf ( Sabre IN her Grre
eeftanren, nod osf,Tt llno uttansrlttr, ae<,
i fnnhen nIA NJ Sv I'm assn6 efeh} s,nn ~
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1872-07-11
AreiS eineS &i<fets So.
te ercse Yrdntt ii bas
:@a19tn8tpn @Qu8
sefammt~ :rtb Der = prdmttu $4,000

9efatn N to :rtb Der HrdrHteu $4,000.
Wtfer ns.n.tn Ww. @atmm.l. ~tdf. Der IRat
Bauf; s Batrrt4. MnQer; u Rl.tn. Sasd { ; Srcnt
Dee Ma'on S:uf rann; Gbas. Mipse. ettto % g
dou~t; aeuu 81. eet... no y. 1ouotut, 5. paes
le uni , %r'& pom 5sub 'rfOn. M,,n.
Die fpts .uben 6errr nerseu bte prdmtt Sertte+'eR :
Wm sdImmtl. ". 3letu, 3. ReIf Absu xnb 6. &tpte
DteftstR tetue 0ptterp fpnteru etn
ltdets - gD.uu De Dart,en bsnsn be
pretir ;~uertanut werbsu ttefslbeu MD auuebme upue,
10 trauhen ae otsfes MD. IN tbuR. Der &rets { u.s Con-
e,rtI,dus aber ta$2. -fetenVe'1 ME pertt N ue,tsetlt
y bic MATT wtrb ttrrlt& fets. Die Sc
f&snss esvben BON ben stenetuauuteuG ommt tes. uel&e
utHt babel tu.ere Nrt IL. - yaittns'pn 6auie Sur a..
uante, 3ett e 'tst.t. 8eRtttte III BEN 9runbe'een.
tbum perfect 8etue s&a!ben tub n pa'auf. Gldets
III S~ertaufex bel
@nton @ca.
st seter, U'tnn.
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co J ComIus Cameron, Barley CO. L Cnapln.
henry CObia & CO. 4 CheVfea4, Va I, olaussea' M'
thWait' CommandIng Oficer Charlestol Arsenal,
newie. Noise Davis, F Dauer, Forsyth, McComo
4 co. A D Fleming, Fnrchgott, beneolct co;
Fedman Calder co, FleIener I,sn aprley, Star d
Hiram Harris, Bart CO. P Healy, Holmes & co,
Johnson, Crews CO. JefOrds d CO, Kornah.
rens, KIinck, Wickenberg co. Ktnsman HOW.
ell, Einsman Bros, Chas Kerrison, Laurey; alex
Meyer { co, Jno h Muller, McLoy L Rice, Mel
cheers & Muller 8 X Marshall, Marshall, A
Nimtrz, A Nelson, F L O'Nelll, Jno o'Nelll, B
Bros " Paddon, Pelzer, Rodgers ! CO, Ravenel
CO. Steflens, Werner j. Ducker, Shackellord d
KAsy, B Sardy & Son, H Sllcox. steamer Pilot
Boy, Southern Express co. 2 Stoddard co, Dr
son snepnSno eo Sno Taylor SS CO. Trim, Thomas
Lanneau, VIM Unerhardt. Won Santen, walker,
Evans q Cogswell, sam'I Wilson Bro; Ply - q
Whllden & co. Wieters west Polnt Mil CO. co
Philip Wineman Il CO, ] Yates, Ralroaa CO.
Railroad co, and others.
Steamer City Point, Mcmillan, Florida, &C.
10 bales cotton, 10 bbls syrup, IL nioeS, M DoAes
mdse, 25 pkgs mdse: To RaVenel GO, rlnSkRSIy IsI
Stoney l. Lowndes, " NJ Lawton = Son, " Wil.
Iisms l. Son, Wltte Bros, N a Nathan, AtcElar,
@ W Williams CO, W O Bee d co. -,
schr steenan Price g9stonS aaSs S;1coa MGss Jno
Helms, E Cowperthwat, Hart co, W h Webo,
Heath l. Rice, Quackeubush, Estill co. m Por-
ter, Lalane l. CO, Klinck, WlckenDerg GO,
G W Amair, W Mckay, Railroad Agent, g Ken.
koff, r o MIlllngs, Geo W Williams & co, ORDER,
Rev A webster Kinsman & Howell, Bulken
Wohltman, Graveley, Geo A Locke, Geo Hac'
ser. langley Manufacturing 90, and others.
Schr Julia Garrison, Smith, PEnaaeIpalaE-Zl
DAYS. Coal. To II F Baker 4 co, anu a EMS
low l. co. Experienced strong southwest ana
.ichr Ann Dess. Garbatti. West Point Mill. 81
tierces rice. To r Prtngle Son, Cohen, Hanc-
kel & CO. and Ravenel j. co.
Received from Benefits MIL. 132 tlerces rlce'
To Geo Ingraham & Son, W Bee co.
CLEARED YESTERDAY.
Br bark Stormy Petrol, Dick, Cork and Mar
schr Matilda Brooks, Jones, Jacksonville, Fla
william Roach & CO.
SAILED YESTERDAY.
steamship Manhattan, Woodruff, New YORK
FROM THIS PORT.
Span bark Tio Sobrino, Renterla. at Liver.
pool, Februari s. =,
Span bark sirio, Lauketa, at Havre, January 20
UP FOR THIS PORT.
schr Lilly, Hughes, at New York, February s.
CLEARED FOR THIS PORT.
Schr Ida Birdsall, johnson, at New York, Feb
sc6r Elias Moore, DeGroot, at Baltimore, Feb.
ruery 8.
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Britain s2sl; coasswlse sl52; sales of the week

49,
NEW ORLEANS, February Q.
Cotton irregular; middlings nomtnally 2Z1a
to Siea Rrsan ISIS Saes Bremen
Galveston 25o sales 25oJ; stock As 6l2 nes re-, e.
ce:pts OF the week s5,225; gross s7o9; exports 20
Britain 14798; to the continent I5Os; coast"ise
1913; sales Of the week 2s oCo; 1,sros rebruarv 9.
Cotton dull and nominal; good ordinary lsSG,
net receipts 514 bales; exports TO Great 6s'al an
32a5. coastwIse ITO; sales $50: STOCK 4sooo, ns'
receipts for the week $3.50; exports " "leu' Div
| ain 1898; coastwise 1856.
PROVISION AND PRODUCE MARKETS.
LIVERPOOL, February o.
Ncon-Breadsturs firm. Corn 2ss si' iai'o"
ASS Cd. vo.r February Q.
Noon.-Flour shade frmer. MneaS sT ae,a n.s.
| higher and quiet Corn frmer. PORK dnh; new
ess s14 12ai4 81. Lard quiet at gHasAsc. Iuf n.
peniine unchanged at ISaIsSc' hosh quiet as
'Eyening.WFlour irmer and fairly active; COM
mon to fair extra SO STAT 4o good to choice 81 4oa
active and Ease higher, with Q brisk export de.
msnd; winter red western 81 63a1 81. Corn 1c
higher, and in fair export and home demand at
72a74c Rice quiet at 8asxc. Pork q shade easieri
$14 12a14 Is. Lard, naval stores and talloW un-
changed.
Flour active and very firm and favors buyers
and sellers. Wheat frmer. Corn quiet. oats
52a54. Rye s1a1 05. Provisions steady. WhisEey
NEW ORLEANS, February 9.
Sugar quiet; inferior 6a71zc, common 7haSc, fair
to fully fair 8Ha9hc prime to strictly prime 9H q
loc. Molasses in good demand and supply light;
inferior 30sS5c common 35a40c centrifugal 46a48,
fair 45a4e prime to strictly prime 4sa53c. Conee
quiet at 20a21 hc.
Flour ia fair demand; family 81 20a7 s6. 02In
steady. PORK quiet and unchanged at S12a12 Is.
Lard SXa9X. Bacon dropping; shoulders 6h;
clear sides TX. Whiskey 8oaST.
LOUISVILLE, February g..
BaggIng frm at 14al5. Flour active; family
| Sc so. Corn active at IS. Provisions steady.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1872-02-10
MY Saint.

O artist, take your magic brush
Bring all your colors rae, ,,,o
And on the canvas wake to lie
= A picture sweet and iaI'
-aOh. consecrate your art 10 loSSt
Your touch inspired must palut
The form and face cherlsn most-
The image OF my SAINT.
The silvered locks that scarcely shade
The furrowed brow OF care,
O artist, they were golden once =
- That brow was smooth and fair.
Those eyes that ever seemed to speak,
Their light Is dim and faint
yet lovely In her faded charms,
see her now, my saint.
NV hopes aud joys by her unshared
She soothej the pain OF SORROWS wounds,
Cara,s bitter cup makes sweet:
Through al the changing ills OF tlme
She never breathes compliant
A halo seems to circle r0uno
The head Of my sweet sslht.
O artist, "a my fond eyes rtse
Upon that dIo0ping form,
A charm SURPRISING Beauty's sen
Beams round her bright ana Warm'
That smile, the sunshine OF her Soul,
No mortal art could paint,
The sovereign grace, the sweetness fare
That sancrify my saint.
Good artist, lay your brush aside,
For, 10 ! q power divine
Has placed her image clothed with grace
Within my souls deep shrine,
Fair virtue rises crowned with strength,
A strength that never 1alnts,
Before those dear and loving eyes
NV mothers eyes-my saints.
when slowly from my dying sight
This world shall fade away.
Ere lingering life drifts slcwly out,
Far on its unknown way,
Twill beam upon my inner eye
AS each sad pulse throbs faint,
Allght amid the shades OF death
That picture Of my saint.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1872-02-10
New York Coffee Market.

NEW YQRK0 February Z.
The Daily Bulletin says: The - ket has reach.
ed position from which II Is difficult TO foresee
the future. 1t is In course OF demonstration how
far prices will effect consump' ion. It Is known
that coffee Is now aldulteraied with chlcory, peas
and other substances, before reaching the con.
sumer. 1t is known that those engaged In pre-.
pairing coffee for the consumer, through the re-.
tail trade, have had great difficulty in advancing
their prices to correspond with the advance in
the berry. Then again, Rio coffee has advanced
out OF proportion with other coffees. The result
is that stocks OF this description have been In.
creasing, Notwithstanding the reduced importa.
tlon, while 1.-THE supplies OF West end East India
And FOR Rio msrssT prE S9 f4E a
to realize, but In the absence OF transactions, we
continue quotations as nominal. The report OF
the arrival Of the RIO steamer at quarantine was
current In the street. The stock OF Brazlls at The
ports, as made Up this morning by messrs. VII.
liam Scott L Sons, was as follows: Galveston
1900 bags; Savannah 1000; Baltimore 1920; New
York 1889. Total s,loo; we quote RIO, gold.
in bond, as follows: Ordinary cargoes 16Kal6x;
fair cargoes l7al7H; good cargoes l7alals; prime
cargoes 1SKalSAc.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1872-02-10
New York Rice Market.

NEW YORK, February I.
The Daily Bulletin says: There has been com.
pa,atLvely slow trade, but the stocks at the mo:
ment are small for the season. especially Of
CarolInas are very full prices realized In jobbing
way. The demand Ia quite moderate for whole
parcels, especially for reshipment from bond, and
added to other obst lcles TO trade, we have now
the streets, which greatly increases the cost OF
handing merchandise. At to days market there
was no new feature, and prices were without es-
sential change. There was only the merest job
bling trade at ssasX for Carolina, aud s6xa7 for
RanROOn.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1872-02-10
ConuERoIAL NEWS.
ExporrS.

PHnADELPHIA-Per steamship Gull Stream,
ss2 bales cotton, IS tierces rice. III ools paVsl
stores. Il3 bales domestics &c, rs bales rags, 70
bbls sugar, 80 bags cocoanuts, IA tons old IRON
and 90 pkga sundrtes. ,os,
NEW YoRK-Per steamship James Adger-loSl
tierces rice. 4s0 packs meal, and sundrles.
BALuMoRE-Per steamship Falcon-528 ball 8
cotton, 64OH tierces rice, so casks clay, IA bales
warn and domestlc5, hhds and bale nldes, II
rolls leather 4s pkgs sundrles, and $500 rect lum
CORE AND MARKEr-rer Br bark Stormy Pet
rel-750 tons phosphate rock.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1872-02-10
New York Baggtng Market.

NEW YORK, February I.
The Daily Bulletin says: The market for cloth
has been active; the demand principally from the
Southern trade. Sales 5000 rolls at l1HalSc lor
delivery along In summer, and 1000 rolls and 600
hags on the SPOT at I5Hal6c. Bags remain firm
AT Quotations. We quote at 1oc gold In bonu
and domestic 15Ka1ec. Bags dull at 151sal6hc
for light and heavy.
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Passengers.

Passengers.
Per steamship Georgia. from New York-Jas
Appleby AID wife, Miss Lizzie Appleby. Mrs ] o
West, General Palmer, W Rowland. Mr. Vail.
Miss O B Or0well, John Kinder, Miss N l. Burr,
Paul Rosa, z Homan. Charles Homan, Mrs
Waite, " Swafield, Vino and uU'Con.
nell.
Per steamship James Adger, for New York
0 Hartl"g and VIE, ] Berry, r Simons, W D
Little and wife.
Per steamer City Point, from Florlda-Mr Little
and wife. r Simmons, ii Candy, E McCharthy,
a L Wright, and in the steerage.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1872-02-10
Wilmington market-weekly Review.


WILMINGTON, February 8.
SPIRITS TuRPgNTrNE.-Under favorable cable
advIces and good local demand, this article has
been strong and excited during the entire week.
On Friday the market opened firm at Tic and
continued 30 until Saturday. when an advance OF
Nc was offered. and on Monday further ad-
vance Of lc was ef1ecled. On Tuesday II again
advanced 10 and remained at the latter figure un-
til nearly the close OF Wednesdays market when
IL further advanced Ike. The market closes
nrm at,our highest quotations. The sales for the
week foot up about 8Sl casks.
RosIN.-The stagpBtIon Ia rosin noted 10 our
last review still continues Strained rosln has
been dealt in this week throughout with the
usual activity, and has advanced SC. Nos and
and pale grades have been entirely neglected. The
stock is rather small, which Is entirely strained
The stock Of rosin Is entirely extingulshed. The
sales for the week foot up about 37a6 obls
CRUDE TURPBETlNR-Bas been coming IN more
freely for the past week than 1t has for several
weeks past. > he demandshas been good and all
has been readily taken as fast as received. The
market was strong until Wednesday, when de-.
cline OF 100 was effected, but on Thursday the
market rallied and Tuesdays prices were sus.
tained. The market closes firm at our last quo
tation. The sales for the week foot up about 3o.1
barrels.
TAR.-The receipts OF this article are very liberal
for this season OF the year, AMI the demand 1s
very good. The stock is increasing and the mar.
ket Is nrm. The sales for the week loot up about
1893 barrels.