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TooMBs AND coFE1Ns FOB TWO
Tho Other Side Of tho story.
ATLANTA, July, 1872.

ATLANTA, July, 1872.
General Robert Toonabs, Atlanta, Ca: .,g....
DEAR GENERAL-A card is published this
morning In the Constitution and Sun, over the
signature OF Joseph E. Brown, which ,pWpofts
to give the verbiage Of conversation had
with me on the 9th instant. -. -
This statement of the conversation is sub
stantlally untrue. IT,
Governor Brown states that he was advlsed
to see me land have me to agree Ia writing
what occurred" He tailed to follow the ad-
vice. he has not approached me on tho snb-
ject. = -. /.
this extraordinary course. feel that u is due
to you and to myself that you publish my
statement of the conversation. -
Sincerely your friend,
JOHN q. NICHOLS.
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that the Chambezi Is totally distinct river
from the Portuguese zambezl; second, that the
Chambezi, starting from about latitude eleven
south, Ia none other than the headwaters OF
river W ale a length Of over Two thousand six hun:
dred miles of direct latitude.
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Livingstone and Stanley explored the head
of Lake Tangapylka and returned to Ulji,
where they spent Christmas, 1871. Stanley
says Livingstone looks only about fifty years
Of age, quite hale and hearty. IN March,
1872, he began to organize an expedition to
explore few doubtful points which he thinks
viii take about eighteen months, when he will
return to England.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1872-05-04
IL Maes.

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1T na6aebenbes vNbfatebslieo" bss Ydltcer1'
ten Grant, bas tptr etnent beutl4amertfant'
lben Blatte entnebn1en:
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Dab i'd 70 trauris bin.
Der Rar1 @dur3 unb Der Sumner,
Dte eet'n mir niAt aus benz CHM;
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Dte @ttmmen nidt aQe mebr mein.
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@p fiber unum1obbar,
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1nb fang Elm 2ieb babel,
@s mar bic alte fapne
ganfee>D ppbel. Melpbei.
ga famen Der @9ur3 uno Der GUNNER
1nb fdmmten MIDI flr9terlt6.
Mein armies, armies Domingo.
Wptl nimnner befcmm' i'd Did;
Mein armer 3oa.G oasftcr,
Mein MurpbY, mein trauter Trsuao,
Dtr Bah i'd fdpn manae 1brane
SIM @ttaen nad9emetnt.
Sebt aber fcmnt tas @9ltmmfe,
Das 1T bic ridtise 6DG
Der @ablfampL adj, ct ma9t mid
3ptal caput, . peb!
Sd slaute, bieDelen peri9linsen
Der prdl toentlihen &abn;
Qnb bas bat nit ietnem u@predea,"
Oh leipi9e vDutAman" setban.
Dte Nafe niht gu bpA!- DIS
Elm pornebmer SEER zines Tage5 NIT einem
&naten In rerdttlidem Some
fpra9 unb babet plDylt6 n~isl'te, Der9ab
Der &nabe bic eewDbnli9e 6oFibteits>
In Nnwenbuns gu brinsea. :3or'
mtg bonnerte ibm rer @err gu.
SAT- Du mid ntfst nie1en seGDrt?"
vNein," entsesnete uerlegen entIhulbt9enb
Der &letne, ~Guer @naosn trasen Die Maie
gu bp9."
Derte Nplts ftmme.- Sn elmer
untperftdtsfabt wuroe bsr fdpneMarftp!as
gum Muftreiben Der S9weine benuBt, unb
@Ame!nemarft Qenannt. Die @rpfeToren
Der bortieen @oAl9ule baten ben poblwei>
fen Maetfrat, sen ssbadten Marft In bic
Gorfaet gu perlsaen. Ger M1aifrot fh'ra
baS Oefuh mix Dem 8emerfen ab: Gr tDnne
cine 8erlesuE5 ces Na!tt.s nid,t %Dsranlaf'
fen, neil bte Sbpeine Ger Osineinoecu0e
1nebr etnbrd0ten, ais fdmmtli6e @erren
Y%rofeforen.
Ml!es UNI etnen @unh. - Wosu
bic Y%rpssbwutt fabren lam, lebrt fclsenber
DOT 9outspiner @eridtsb6fen gum MuStrase
eelanster 9unoe . Yrcseb. Die GAIL Der
auf betben @etten pernpmnenen l3eusen BE-
lief f4 auf faf fe6sts. Dret Nerofaten
funetrten In BENT 9rcaeGe. Dreiuno;wan>
gig 3eusen fdperen. baB bas @a6telbanb,
den ber Nrs. Gbomas seb0re, unD faf eben
70 otele fdmoren, baB badelbe ben 8tflaaten
Sad Sobnlon uno Gbarles Tprb set6re,
bod wtGen bic leBteren i3eu9en In tbren
Musia8en BON chamber ab, pesbulb Der
@iGter f6 peranlabt fab, ben @uno ber
!&laserin su3uertennen. Disprcse6to1en uno
neutrality-suspicious. belauisn 16 notirliG
auf nett rnetr, ais Der gauge 9unb trertb
1T.
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sJabren einen @eifenptniel gum Bartlnee>
rem unb nadoem ct tbn ausgenabt bate,
CAB er tbn fetnem Scbue ais @piel3eus.
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ber Sbertbeil l%osse(draubt unb In tem aus
9ebDblt.nS tiele Elm icrsfdltis tn8armmcue
etngeptdelter Claimant eefunben, pslher
auf btefe Weile In bas N1nb 9ei9mrg
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unb auf tr9enb etne Mrt in bic unre1tan
9dnbe Fam, 10 bob spar Der 3oa erlpart
wurbe, aber aub oerWsrtb fur ben Shmugs>
Iar uorfcroxo o,p,
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SAT SABRE 1859 patrAtirt.

Die @isenidaft sinss 8lisabieitsrs 1T niat
ben 8lib aus elmer grosen Gntfernune ~ansu5ie~
bet, 1onbern er mug bic Rraft baben, penn Der
8liB in elmer gntiernuns ron IS Jub, pom Wb<
letter nieberfdbrt, csnIstten an3usteben, uno III
Jol9e Der W!ucunasn ur|aao!t9 su MAIDEN.
Die 8liba,lsi1er ('ac n;a1Fs eetpunben unc
werpen nit Rupfetibraubsn suiammenssfet.
Wn @eb6ucrn peres, cis elten in Olas gefebt
unb NIT Rupferpratt befsitiet uno ieben arsi
3pa pom @etducr ab.
Dtele 8lisatleiter 7ne febr taverbaft unr
fommen ME auber Srhnune. IS iolte Nie-
manb peridunen, ieiue @sb1uliGfeitsn Dor benz
8lib 8. ildera, unc nur eiuea suten Blieabs
letter aufmaden InAeu. @er einen 8iibablci~
ter 9ebraudt, iplte bisie neue anb oauerbafte
@rfaouns prlfen. she Meaelang 'cnfnu qe-
madt mirr.
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q o L q B l. E
PACIFIC CUAN0.
PRICE, s4b CASH, WITH USUAL ADVANCE
FOR TINE.

Experience In the use OF this GUAN0 for the
pas. six years In this State for Cotton and Corn,
has 30 far established its character for excellence
as to render comment unnecessary.
In accordance with the established policy OF the
Company to furnish the best Concentrated Ferti-
lizer at The lowest cost to consumers this Guano
Is put into market this season at the above re-
ouced price, which the Company ia enabled to1do
by reason o. Its large facilities anu the reduced
cost OF manufacture.
Tue supplies put into market this season are, as
heretofore, prepared under the personal superb:
tendence Of Or. st. Julian Ravenel, Chemist OF
the Company, at Charleston, S. O., hence planters
NAV rest assured that its quality aud composition
is precisely the same as that heretofore sold.
At the present low price, every acre planted
cen he fertilized with 200 pounds Guano at cost
not exceeding the present value OF 80 pounds OF
cotton while experience has shown that under
favorable condition OF season and cultivation, the
crop Is increased by the ap alcaston from two to
three.fod the natural capacity OF the soil, hence
under no condition could its application fau 70
compensate for the outlay -
apply to ). n. kObSoN,
Agent Pacific Guano Company,
Nos. 6s East Bay and and Atlantic Wharf,
49, Charleston, 8. @.
JOHN 8. REESE CO., General Agents.
nov27-3mosDkC
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NORTHEASTERN RAILROAD.
Passengers.

Per steamship South Carolina for New York
VIC MulIvan. u W Coming, Geo Algare, Cliff
ton, Murnock Stanzel, Thos Reynolds, Jas Jey,
] G Miller, Farnum.
Per steamship Manhattan, from New YORK.
Mrs Sherman. O Johnson and wife, B Bates, q E
Jchnson, Miss E A Johnson. G Johnson, Miss ]
E stafford, Mrs Kent and child. Mrs Ostrander, T
Spears, Miss Ostrander, w Pease and friend.
Burnett and wife, Mrs Wayne. W r Butler, W
Per steamer Water Lily, from Edisto, Enter
prise, Rockville, and Way NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Q
Berlin ] Chadwick, II McManus, b A Towles, 8
Steven, and IL on deck.
vannah, dc-Mr Quieley and wife, John 7 Webb.
d o Mcleod aud wife, VIM Luden, Mr. Nation.
W Maby Mr. Cardy, B Ferris, B Bell. Mon.
roe, s N Turner and wife, Mrs Smith, Struck, 7
F Gaillard, and 10 on deck.
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Markets by Telegraph.
HONEY MARKETS.

LONDON, FEBRUARY TO-
'''' " PARIS, February II.
NEW YORK, February II.
GoVeppmenss gTp Quiet. @ sss'es ] steady. Sterling,
long on; short 10. Bauk statement: Loans de-
crease half million; specie decrease one and five.
eiehts million; legal tenders crease one million.
Evening-Freights shade 1rmer. Money
clio. ed very easy. Sterling dull. Gold very dull
at 10Kal0H. GoVernm' nts u higher. soutnefns
quiet.
COTTON MARKETS.
LIVERPOOL, February II.
Noon Cotton opened firm; uplauds IL xallxd,
Evening.-Ootton closed nrm; uplands l1,Ia
5000; nearly due from Savannah or Charleston
NEW YORK. February II.
Noon.-Cotton strosg; up!ands 2sHc, Orleans
EvenIng.-Cotton quiet and firm; sales 9,7 bales;
ep'' -o>''' o'' Bo TON, Februaryl7 IT.
Cotton nrm; middlings 2sHa2sHc; net receipts
1876 bales; gross 17ss; sales 400; 8 ock 1900.
PHILADELPHIA, February II.
Cotton hrmer and quotaoly higher; middli. gs
2aXo.
Cotton quiet and strong; mtddings 23a25Hc;
net receipts 28lbales; gross 3le; sales 30; stock
4980
NORFOLK, February II.
Cotton firm; middllngs 2lxc; net receipts $40
bales; exports 127; sales 100; STOCK 1892.
WILMINGTON, February II.
Cotton firm; mildhLgB 22c; net receipts 273
bales; exports coastwise So; sales 50; stick SS0l
SAVANNAH, February II.
Cotton, buyers and sellers apart. and demand
good a. inside quotations, and holders very nrm
Outsi e mlddlings. 2lXc; net receipts ll90 bales;
exports to Great Britain, 2s4; coastwfse, 674;
sales 500; stock 1880.
Cotton firm; middlings 2lha2lKc; receipts s7s
bales.
MEMPHIS February u.
Cotton firm; mladltugs .2kc; net receipts 26C4
bales.
Cotton nrms middlins 2lHc; net receipts 227l;
exports coastwlse $50; sales 1000; stock 81, 1887
bales.
Cotton strong; mddling 2zX; net RET eipts 42si;
gross 44S2 exports to Liverpool 49, 45e; coastWlse
IS; sales u, 100; stock 2S5,ess bales.
Cotton very firm aud holders asking higher
rates: good ordinary 2Jc; net receipts 602; sales
300; last evening l7Oo; stock t0,5ls bales.
PROVISIONS AND PRODUCE MARKETS.
LIVERPOOL, February II.
Notwithstanding outlet: Lard ~ ass:
Noon.-Floar steady. wheat quiet and steady.
Corn unchanged Pork dull; new mes Sl4 05a
1al2. Lard steady at 9xa9 ll.16c. TurpeRtlne
very nrm at s4kas5c. Rosin quiet at 81 65a4 Is
for strsined.
EYening.-Flour In good demand. Wheat favors
unchanged. Laid active aud armer at es<asXc.
LOUISVILLE, February II.
Breadstufs and provisions active. Whlskey 81
a88 cts.
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Georgetown Market.

GEoRGETowN, February Is.
CoTToN.-Eight bales arrived since last report,
ahd sold at from 10 to 20c. We quote from 10 70
20c per pound. att.
TIaBER.-This article arrives slowly. sales tnis
week OF 200 sticks, and sold at from 8 20 l6e.
goot article well gotten up, ls IN demand, anu
would command high figures
TURPRETINB.-Virgin S. 90; yellow 20 ooi nne
white scrape So 80; second quality 50 -.
Columbus Cotton Market.
COLUMBUS, February l6
Our ma, ket closed quiet at following nguaess ase.
Holders asking higher. nut o TRANSACTIONS; saS7
O baIes ordinary le coed ordinary 20 5os ST ba1aa
dlinps 2OH mlddlings q; sales OF Week 40
wees "a receipts 624 bales against 6l9 tne previous
one. AID 1852 the correspo ding week last season'
Shipments 46l bales.
WEEKLY STATEMENT.
Stock on hand August 81. 1S7l...... 1850
Received past week.. OF
Received previously ,749- 55.S7S
Total. .............................. ss,e2s
Shipped past week. 46l
Shipped previously 446- 26, ,s07
stock February le, 1872. .1Oo1s
On the week the stock has decreased l65.
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Now York Rice Market.

NEW YORK, February 16.
The Daily Bulletin says: The demand has be.
come quite moderate, and the market shows q
very dull tone genei ally. Former prices ale
asked and no important COZ cessioDs would be
allowed. but holders h,ve NO ve,y dsctled ad-
vantage az the moment Sales OF retail lots OF
Carolina at 7ZaSxc, and luo bags Rangoon at
'/' NEW YORK February II.
The Daily Bulletin says: The market dull
thronphout and wiIhnus new features OF inter-
est. Holders are steady, owing to strong South:
arm accounts but can gan no advance. Sales OF
refill lois Of Carohps at 7Aas%c, ana hangoon
6Xa7c.
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begetable Crates.

CRAHhs CRATES CRATES
hereby give notice TO all parties In want Of
VEGETABLE CRATES that am prepared TO get
them t. In large qua titles, and al would 90
well o G III aud examine for themselves before
purchasing elsewhere.
Orders respectfully solicited and promptly filed.
Lumber OF all d-scriptlous and Plasterlng Lahs
JOHN q. MALLONEE,
Office and Yard, Horlsctk's Wharf,
East sid. " asninRton street,
feb1> Near Northeastern n Railroad.
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COMMERCIAL NEWS.
ExpOrts.

r,,,noo,.per Br bark Onward-A bags sea
$3.50 na,+on 1TIs bales upland cotton. 30l Dds
rns,n rsanu ~ tcs rice, 100 tons phosphate rock.
new YoR1-Per steamship South Caro!inaa45
nora ses island cotton, 5s5 bales upland cotton.
Se stcs rice. IS bales domestics and goods, A
casks clay SO bbls our 90 sacks cotton seed meal,
80 coils rope, 90 bales rags, 81 pkgs sundrtes.
Per schr S G Hart-2lS, 900 feet resawed lumber
and timber.
PHILADELpH1A-Per steamship Gulf Stream
$40 bales cotton, 80 bales domestics and goods,
207 tierces rice. ITO bbls nava stores, tocs old
Iron, sos bags dried fruit, SO bags cocoanuts, 10
pkgs sundrles. ..o.
resawed lumber.
WILM1NoToN, DEL-Per schr Wanats-s4o tons
pho phate ro.k.
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NEW York NAVAL Stores Market.

NEW YORK. February II.
The Daily Bull etin says: Rec: ipts to day 6688
bbls rosin. Spirits turpenrine are in fair demand
and firm at S4kas5c; 100 bbs in Nsw YTk b5ls
at 85c and 161 bulls 10 southern Dbl 1t S5c. Resins
are fairly active and nrm. VIZ note sales OF 1000
bbis good strained at "a 67Ha4 10, and 400 do at
a 85. Tar Is firm at quotations. Pitch steady.
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/ ACRENs, February Is.
.ilmin.ton Market.

SPIRITS Sales OF AZ casks at s2Hc, % at s3c, %
at SSkc, II at 81. ~ New York; at 85c, an: l50
az 5hc per gallon for Southern packages. Mar.
ket nrm at 85c.
RosiN--FIrm; sales $50 bbls at 81 25 for No. 2
and 81 IS Tor extra No. 2.
TURPEETINE.-.ales OF 10 bbls at 81 for hard
and So for yellow dip and virgin.
TAR-Unchanged. go bbls sold at 81 90 per
barrel.
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New York Gunny Cloth Market.

NEW YoRK February II.
The Daily Bulletin SAYS: Bags were nrm and in
active demand; les 1000 bales, light and heavy
wight. at 15,4alsIc. nuw held higher. IN cloth.
sales or l4o bales Tor April at l6hc, and some
sales on the spot gold In bond, at 10Hc. We
quote at 1Uc, gold IN bond, and domestic l5Ka16c.
Bags dull at l5ka.6hc for light ard heavy.
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The Charleston Cotton. Rice and Naval
Stores Market.

The ChnrIeston Cotton, Rice and Naval
Stores Market.
OFFICE CHARLESTON NEWS.
SATURDAY EVENING. February II, Io'z'
cor-roy,-There WAS an improved demand Tor
.,n,s stsp,e with increased frmness In prices,
which improved about H@&c p b-the stock
shown by factors being light and held strongly;
sales about HOO bales Of which 400 were sold the
evening before and not reported; say at leN,
81 at 20, at 2ox, 20 at COX. 27 at COX, 80 at 2l'
q at 4x, s at 21A, 72 at 2lH, 25 at 2lH, 1o5 az
2lx. sat 2lX, s25 at q, 81 at 22K, extra staple
at 2sk 40 on private terms. We quote:
LIVERPOOL CLASSIFICATION.
Ordinary to good ordinary ......@ @2lh
Low mtddlng ..2l4@-
Middllng:.:: :.::..................'.a aoyaa .a1Sya
Strict middling. g........."...... ..22A@-
R1cE.-This grain was strong at rather frmer
rates. sales near 200 tierces OF clean Carolina say
is tierces at TX 20 at TX, II at X, IS at 1915,
saat TX. 10 ats ls at ss, 12at SIC q b. We
quote common to fair at 7@1x,.good at 7H@sxc
p fb.
NAVAL SroREs.-There were no sales reported.
FRRIaars-To Liverpool, by steam direct, noml'
nal on uplands, nominal on sea Islands; via New
York, kd on uplsuds, Id on sea Islands; BY SAL,
5ls@Hd on uplauds, on sea islands nominal. To
Hayre lc on nplands. Coastwise-to New York by
Bteam nc on uplands and lc on sea islands; 81 q
slerce IN rice; by sail Hc on cotton; = p tie!ce
on rice; 4oc q barrel on rosln; S7@s q on lum.
Der; ss@lo q N on timber. To Boston, BY sail
kc p ib on upland cotton. To Providence, by
sail s. 2 N on boards, &c q fb on cotton; by
steam 81 2 bale on New York rates. To Phila-
eelphla, by steam Kc p fb on upands; by sail, 81
= N on boards; 50 on timber; ss per ton on clay
and ssa$3 so on phosphates To Baltimore, BY
steam xc q fb by SAIL So so@7 q II on boards,
Ss@8 rs 2 ton on phosphate rock Vessels are In
demand by our merchants to take lumber 'reights
from Georgetown, s. O., Darlen and Satllla River,
Ga, ard Jacksonville, Fla, to Northern ports,
and $l0@12 p are the rates on lumber and
boards.
. Misunderstanding 90 day bills lsz@ls%.
DOMESTIC ExCHANaK.-The banks are pur-
chasing sight checks at Xc discount
GoLD.-10@l1.
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Receipts by Railroad, February IL.
sorTH CAROLINA RAILROAD.

TIT bales upland cotton, 80 bales goods. car
stock, mdse, &c. To Railroad Agent, George q
Walter & CO, L Mowry 4 Son, Frost, Adger
co, A smith, Thos Smith. Salinas. Geo W
Williams co, Pelzer Rodgers co, Mnrdaugh
d Matthew's, r PrIngle Il Son, Caldwell Il Son,
Witte Bros Sloan 4 Seignious. W P Bowling, h
nischofi i co, Macqueen & Riecke, W Ryan, "
B williams Il Son, KiDsman q Howell, Mey,
Trenholm & Son.
NORTHEASTERN RAILROAD.
112 bales upland cotton, 8S bols naval stores
cars lumber, rough rice, mdse, DC. TO Frost
Smith, Pelzer, Rodgers l. CO, Smith, Jas R
Pringle Il San, Kinsman 4 Howell Barden d
Parker, Geo e Waller CO. E yelling, Caldwell q
Son, Mowry i Son, Tfennolm Sou, Ravenel q
robert, ] q Claussen, Mrs r Parker, Mrs
Schwartz, W Bowling, L E Connor Son, W
PeIper, F wehmann, Crane, Boylston co, Rail.
road Agent and Order.
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Interior Cotton Markets.

ORANGEBURG, February 16.
Sales during the week ITO bals'. We q tote
ordinary 10; low midung 20h; niddliDg 20Xc.
WINHSBoRo', February II.
For the past two days Is bales Of cotton have
been sold In this market al prices ranging from 20
to 2lXc.
IACRENs, February Is.
Cotton Is selling at zoe.
MONTGOMERY, February l6.
We quote our market dull, to-day, as ollows:
good ordinary 20hc; strict good ordinary 2lc; low
middlings 21Mc; middllngs 2lH.
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Cigars, @nbarro, &r.

MEERSCHACM PIPES specially: saeieioss ses
can sell nj prices to surprise you. Suitable for
Christmas Presents.
ALSO,
An extensive and complete assortment OF an
articles in his line OF business Is Kept constantly
on hand. giving facility OF nlilng, Hlsaous ue
with cash, or draft on responsible houses IN ne M
civ Pnrchasers are requested to examine h1s
perfect Stock before trading elsewhere.
WILLIAM SCHROEDER,
Proprietor of Emperor William Cigar storei
n0V1
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nACIFIC MAIL STEAMSHIP COMPY'S
THROUGH LINE TO
CALIFORNIA. CHINA AND JAPAN.
FARES GREATLY REDUCED.

Steamers OF the above line leave Pier ,<,FMxs
No. AZ, North River. fout Of Canal .SAlEA3G.
street, New York, at IL O'Clock noon, OF lne ioLn
and Soth Of every month except when these
All depar;ures connect aJ Panama with steam
ers FOR South Pacific and Cent, al American ports.
Departure Of 18th 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 go
direct from New York to Asplnwan.
One hundred pounds bagQa age free TO eacn adult.
Medicine and attendance free.
For Passage Tickets or other information apply
at the COMPANY'S TIOKET OFFICE, on the wharf
foot OF Canal street, North River, New York.
iuly2e-lyr F. r. BABY, Agent.
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UP, CLEARED AND SAILED FOR THIS PORT
F o r E l G n .
LIVERPOOL,

Nor bark Draupner, Ingoldsen, CID. .......Jan
The Soeskummeren, Westergaard, SID OCT l,
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MEMORANDA.

The bark Flora, Sharer. for Bull River, q, sail
ed from Bermuda February "a.
The schr Carrie 8 Webb, Brewster, from George.
town, S q, arrived at New YOrE 10Th inst
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MARINE NEWS BY TELEGRAPH
LIST OF VESSEI,S


Arrived, the Essex, rrom Galveston; Imposter,
from Mobile.
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ROSADALS

Is SOLD BY ALL DRUGGISTS:
DOWlE, NOISE DAVIS, mnoiesale Nu.!s
GOODRICH, WINEMAN w." GSs,Iss,op AsshS ~
DR.. 81. BAER, oAaflesIoa'
rnar8-IV
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PORT OF GEORGETOWN, S. G.

CLEARLD.
schr Jas Bliss, Hatch, for New Bedford, Me, 9Th
instant.
schr L Davis, Cottrell, for Martinique, W /, eth
Instant.
Schr Koon, Jasper. for Porto Rio, W I. 9th in.
Btant.
schr E Glover, IDgersol, for New York, 18th
instant.
schr Mary. Guchrist. for Baltimore, 18th instant.
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Railroads.
GOUTH CAROLINA RAILROAD.
&HRM M { {

CHARLESTON, 8. O., December 23, 1871.
On and after SUNDAY, December "a, the Passen.
ger Trains on the South Carolina Railroad will run
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ROSADAIS

is Alternative Tonic and Diuretis, ana a6G aGts ;Yv g.
une and the same time upon the BL001, Ny MS ~,
KIDNEYS and all the SECREIohi GmuANS, w. eS, "a
ESsten ESu to a HEALTHY, vigorous condition,
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ROSADALDS

apdorsed nv Rev. DABNEY BALL, now or NARY
and tIonfepence ~ formerly chaplain in the Con
edersta Amy Of Northern Virginia.
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ATLANTIC PHOSPHATE.


enabled without haul hel Manure aa
PELzER RODGERS &c CO., General Agents,
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,fertil3ers
Il. FRANK GOES m a
AMMOhIATED BONE SUPERPH0SPhATE,
AND GOES PURE DISSOLVED BONE

Planter w9 has USED them to tae s
rhatev
1872 fseof
1871 heeof
a~. ., srs a.ai , 20.
PELzER, RODGERS G. CO., Sole Agents.
decs4mo BRowsss WHARF CHARLESTON Q.