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The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1873-04-02
EOCAL LACONICS.

The several leaks In the ceiling OF the
Guardhouse portlco are being replastered.
The National zouaves held an unimpor-
tant meeting and had drill last evening.
The act OF the last Legislature, repeating
the State license law, went into effect yes
tsrdsy.
MOST Reverend Archbishop Bailey left the
clty. on the Northeastern Road, yesterday
morning, for Baltimore. The eminent divine
aeems to be greatly improved In health.
The union prayer meeting will be held this
afternoon, at half-past O'Clock, al Zion
Church, Glebe street. Rev. r. D. Smart Is
expected to preside.
The Hon. Horailo Seymour, Ex-Governor
Of New York, and the Hon. William Cullen
Bryant, the venerable poet and editor of the
New York Evening Post, are spending few
days Ia Charlie ~ q, on their return from q
visitu uto;Florida
The proprietor of the "fying horse" re-.
quests us to contradict the statement of the
seizure of that interesting Institution for an
unpaid board bill. The bill In question was
contracted by an employee, who has no Inter-
est IN the nylnG morse.
> The Sisters of Our Lady of Mercy, Queen
street, gratefully acknowledge from Messrs.
Martin Mood the receipt of the following
articles, viz: One sack -four, one ham, Two
packages tea, one kit of salmon, three Jars
pickles, two Jars mince meat and six jars
fruit.
The spring exhibition OF the Wallingford
Academy for the education of colored boys
and girls, will be held this evening In Wal:
nngtord Church, Meeting street, between
Mary and Reid. The exercises will commence
precisely at eight o'clock. Those interested
In the education OF humanity are invited to
attend.
Three negroes employed In unloading the
steamship America, at Savannah, last Mon.
day, were caught filling their pockets with
goods stolen from the hold of the vessel.
They each had len deep pockets In the inside
of their coats, and 1t Ia believed that they had
systematically carried on their thefts for q
long time.
Holders of the bills of the Bank of the
State loosed blue yesterday in consequence
OF the adverse decision OF the United States
Supreme Court, and the bills which have been
recently quoted as high as 45 and Dc, suddenly
tnmbied 10 a mere nominal figure, with no
buyers. The only hope OF the billholders now
is the. ultimate redemption of these securities
By the State government.
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Markets by Telegraph.
MONEY MARKETS.

MONEY MARKETS.
LONDON, April l.
Noon.-Consols o2;H; ives sl.
FRANKFORT, April /.
veniug.-Bonds a5k.
Eveniug.-Rentes 55f eoc.
NEW YORK, April /.
Noou.-Freights very qulet. Stocks somewhat t
weak. Gold EASIER at II. Money drm at haM
per cent. Sterling eEchange-long TX; shortsH
Government AMI State bonds dull and heavy.
Evening. Gold weak and lower, declining
from Tx to 16X, CLOSING 81 II: Governments
broke badly this afternoon. there being no
CT que to sustain the market. The orea, amount.
ed w lu2 per cent. on account OF merchants being
unable to obtain money any other way The de-
moralizatlon OF the market has interfereh greatly
with exports OF grall and cotton. Stocks active
and considerably animated; market unsettled In
tone Leading share advance and decline with
unusual rapidlty. TIE greatest fluctuations were
ln Pac dc Mail, Western Union, New YORK central
aud Lage shore. Stocks clostd strong at The
highest prices OF the day.
COTTON MARKETS.
LIVERPOOL, April l.
Noon.-Cotton opened nrmer; uplands sHd;
Orleans 9Hd. from Savannah or Charleston,
February and March. 9Xd; March and april,
9Hd.
Laier-cottou hardening; ,uplands sXa0Kd,
Orleans 9KssXd; Sales 15,OoO bal 8; speculation
3U0U bales.
Evenlnx.-Cottou closed firm; sales Include 5000
bales American. From. savannah or Charleston,
February aud March oHd. Yarns and fabrics
firm.
NEW YORK, April /.
Noon.-Cotton dull and nominal; sales 1888
bales uplands zoe; ORLEANS 2oHc.
Evening.-Coston dull and EUminal; sales 1850
bales; uplands 20 Orleans 20h; stock 1888 bales.
Sales or cotton futures Today li4 bales. as fol-
lows: April lex, ION; May ~ 6-l6 l9x; June
lsx. 20: July 10 ll.le, I97s; October l7&.
BOSTON, April 1.
receipts Oaes, gre ss 49, sales 2eo; stock 1900
Cotton quiet; middings 2o&c.
Cotton dull; mddngs lexci gross receipts 80
bales; exports cOastwise 4l; ssl.s iOl; STOCK e6l
Cotton firm; low middlings 18Nc; net receipts
1929.
WILMINGTON, April l.
Cotton 1rm; mlddlipG5 l8;,c; net receipts 5S
bales; sales I; stock 6U0i.
SAVANNAH, APRIL.
Cotton firm; middlings 1870; Het receipts 1871
bales; sales l152; stock S,S3i.
AUdU5TA, April l.
Cotton steady; middllngs lSxc; receipts l4l
bales; sales 3is.
MEMPHIS, April
Cotton firm; low midalings ,Sc; receipts 900
bales; shipments 1913; ntocS 4s, ,Sl7.
Cotton quiet and firm; mlddlings lee; ne. re.
cepts 69S bales; exports coastwise 1865; sales 51O
stock S9l,s
NEW ORLEANS, April /.
Cotton IN moderate demand; ordinary l8x,
goon ordinary l6x, lnW mnidllngs lS1; net re.
ceipts 1854; gross 5000; exports continent 2445;
coasLwlse 1894; sales 6oo last evening S5oU; stock
199,16l.
GALVESTON, March %.
Cotton urn; g0nd ordinary l8Hc; net receipts
174O balesi gross 1887. o: which TAI were rece pts
from New orleans; exports coastwlse 6I2; sales
17Oo; stock 65.97s.
PROVISIONS AND PRODUCE MARKETS.
LIVERPOOL, April l.
Eoon.-Breadstuffs dllL Lard 2ss ID. Pork
65s Sugar aloat ITS.
LONDON, April l.
Noon -Tu.pentine 45saass.
NEW YORK, April l.
Noon.-Flour quiet. Wheat steady. Corn
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THE NEW TRIAL JUSTICES.
Names Of the Five Successful Cahoi'
dates.

Names or the E1Ve ouCCobsAA
dates.
The Governor has at last made the appoinI'
menls OF the five trial Justices who are now
under the provisions OF The law passed az lhe
last session of the Legislature, TO take 'ne
place of the ten or twelve officials VINO no"
OCCUPY these positions. The names Oh Tue
new appolntees and The wards In WHICH IheS
are required to locate their offices are as iol-
lows:
Wards and 20. R. Levy, while, ana rev.
E. J. Adams, colored.
Wards 8 and 4-MartIn Caulfeld, Wnlte.
Wards and 6-Robt. C. DeLarge, coloreo'
Wards and 81. C. Claussen, coloreo.
Three of these, O. B. Levy, E. J. Adams anu
Martin Caulfeld, are now trial justices. hoo''
G. DrLarge Is the late member oil congress
from this district, and J. G. Claussen nas
been. until recently, the keeper OF the coun'
~ ,ail. The trial Justices who are now oe'
nosed from Office under the operation OF the
new law are: Stephen Molopy and d. J"
SCHROEDER, white, and VIM. McRiniay, ST. T.
p Wall. Sr, Robert B. Artson, James N
Hayne, Joseph P. Howard, and "lllian
Dover, oolored.
Three of the new trial justices, Caulheid
Adams and ClausseD, filed their bonds 10
s25oO eachi and took the oath OF omce
in the office OF the clerk OF Inc cour
yesterday. The bondsmen OF Trial justlce
Caulfield are George Addiaon and John Ken
nv: OF Trial Justice Adams, William J. NC
Kinlay and James F. Greene, and OF Trla
Justice Claussen, G. A. Glover and E. W. ID
Mackey.
The other appolntees are expected to dix
their bonds and qualify for office to-day.
The following additional appointments BY
the Governor were also reported from Colum
bia yesterday:
Shepard D. Gilbert, notary public for Beau
fort County.
Arthur NJ. Mackey, trial justice of Fairfield
County, vice John J. Nell, removed.
J.G. Smith, trial justice for Barnwell, vict
L. F. Harley, removed.
J.L. Nesgle, director of the State Peniten
tisry, vice G.. n. Baldwin, resigned.
Stephen G. Ellis, notary public for Barn
well County.
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q. REWARD OF MERIT.

The City Council last evening agreed to fur
nish the Pioneer Steam Fire Engine Company
With new englne-houSe In place of the pre-
sent dIlapldated structure used by them on
Market street. This building is without hall
for the meetings of the company, aud is, be-
sides, so old and out OF repair that the appa-
ratus Is scarcely sheltered from the weather.
The company Is most efficient one and, as
will be remembered, was the winner of the
prize in the last annual tournament. They
have long desired and deserved q better
engine. house, and the Council has done q just
and proper thing In granting their petition.
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Receipts per Railroad April i.
SOUTH CAROLINA RAILROAD.

s1s bales cotton, 81 bales goods, 126 bbls 1our,
cars stocR. To Railroad Agent, Geo Williams
4 20. Follln >on, Elias Bres, Campsen d CO,
q q Walter & co, Pelzer, Rodgers & co. sloan
SieQnious, A s Smith, A J Salinas, Frost
co, " Smith Il CO, 7 P Smith. Mulligau, W
Bennett. W W Smith, Meyer, courtney
n ca. Counts il Wroton, Mowry d SON PrinRle d
SON, W P bowling. o Wieters, q Feldman co,
B UiNe.ll, Bulwlnkle i co. Caldwell Son, W y
Dukes d co, N Robson, E Willis, Q Bart q co,
Street Bros d co.
NORTHEASTERN RAILROAD.
bales upland cotton. II bbls liquor, mdse &c.
To VIM Johnson. y N. co, VS. Geo cage.
WhIlden q Jones, E yelling, N E r K Agent, P
Walsh. J O'Nelll. W z Ryan. J Meyer, @
Railroad Agent, W kice, LADIES' Fuel Society,
= U RR Agent, Martin d Mood. NJ Fredsoerg,
] f Adger q co, K Marshall d co, Mantoue 90,
WAGNER, Monsees co, Adams, Damon co, e
N Freer, Klnck. Wickeuberg CO, and others.
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CHARLESTON NMANUFAoTUREs.-The develop
ment of manufactures of various kinds is fast
becoming principal source of improvement
and revenue to Charleston. High In the list
is The mandatory of Mr.. P. p. Toale. Estab'
lished Immediately after the war, 1t has been
uniformly and increasingly successful, and
now affords unrlyaled facilities for the manu-
facture of doors, sashea, blinds or anything
else In his line. See bis advertisement.
mchl0.mWflmo
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LIVERPOOL CLASSIFICATION.

RIcE.-This grain was quiet with limited
transactions. Salts 125 tlerces clean Carolina,
say IS tlerces at 1, AZ at 1-l8c q tt. We quote
common to fair at 8hG7Hc good 7X@7Xc.
NAVAL SToREs--The receipts were 25 bbls
spirits turpentine, 721 ools rosin and % bbls
crude turpentine. There were no transactions
announced. Crude turpentine may be quoted at
81 p bol for virgin, So for yellow dip, and 50 for
nard.
FRBIaHTs-To Liverpool. by steam, direct,
nominal on uplards, &C on sea Islands; via
New York, Xd on uplands. Id on sea
Islands; by sail, Hd on uplands, and
IA on sea islands. To Havre. Ike
on uplands. OOaatwIse-tn New York, by
steam, Hc on uplands and nc on sea Islands;
81 q fierce on rice; eoc q bbl on ro'in {;
py sail, &c p f1 on cotton; &c p tlerce on
rice; SOC 4, bol ON r5sin; $11@l2 = on lumber;
$l21l2 so p NJ on timber. To Bost q, BY steam
Nc on uplands and 50 so p tlerce on rice; by sail
&C on1 ib uplands; rosin 7Oc; resawed stuG
sl7@la so; thinner Gls@1s so; phosphate $5@6 Sc.
TO Providence, By sail $loGl1 q AZ on boards
&c p ID on cotton; Ey steam &c via New York:
TO Philadelphia, by steam nc on uplands; 81 4:
a cask on rice; 8oc p bbl on rosin; 81 on spirits.
Through bills OF lading given to Boston, Provl.
dence and the New England cities are regularly
ssued on this route, and dispatch guaranteed
By sail, So p N on boards; sl2 on timber; - 2
ton on clay; So SO OF phoapnates. To Baltimore.
by steam nc p fb; by sail $s@s so = II on
boards; - on timber; SO so p ton at city; SAG
so p ton up river on phosphate rock. Vessels
are In demand by our merchants to take lumber
rreIghts from Georgetown s. G.. DarIen and Satil.
Ia River. Ga, and jacksonville Fla, to Nortncrn
por,s, and Sl0@l2 p n ore the rates on timoeI
and boards. -.
DOMESTIC ExCHAN5B.-The banks purcnnae
sight checks on New York at Y TO u per cent.
premium aud sell at Y pr. MUM.
misunderstanding w day Dllls nominal, 2lx
@25H.
GoLp.-16@ls.
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AN EXTENDED POPULARITY. Each year finds
"2rown's Bronchial Troches" in new localities
10 various parts OF the world. For relieving
coughs, colds and throat diseases, the Troches
have been proved reliable. DowIE, NOISE &
DAVIS, Agents. noVZ0-W1m3
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mQrrien.

MISUNDERSTANDING Thursday morn.
ing. 27th March, 1873 by tile Rev. J. L. Girsrdeau,
at the residence Of captain u. B. Vincent, Miss
N. e. SwINToN. Of Edlslo. 10 Mr.. N. NJ. SEABRooK,
Of Johb:s Island.
LINING-AUSTILL.-AtM Mobile, Ala, on March
LINING, OF Paducan. Ky, to MISS KATE AusrILL,
OF Mobile. Ala. apr2.2s
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Wilmington Market.

WILMINGTON, March 81.
SPIRITS TUaPEHT1NE Market quiet and steady.
Sales II 26O casks at CSC FER gahon for southern
RosiN. .rSales OF 25 bbls No at So 12h, and so
BIB low No. 2 at So IS per bbl.
CRUDE TuRPENT1HR Sales OF 269 bbls at 50 rs
for hard 81 for yellow dip and 81 for Virgln-the
l.tIer subject to deduction OF one-1tln.
TAn.-Market quiet and steady; sales or $50
bbls az 81 SO per bbL
CoTToN.-Market steady. sales OF 70 oaies ~
lehc per 10 for good ordinary.
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CITY AFFAIRS.
MEETINGS THIS DAY

Pioneer Fire Company, at P. N.
Stockholders Northeastern Railroad, at IL u.
Young America Fire Company, at 7 P n.
WAGNER Artillery, at halt.past P NJ.
Landmark Lodge, at half-past Z P. N.
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ALL THE new styles of Parasols, also On eX-
celIent assortment of light colored Kid
Gloves, just unpacked. A full supply OF Win
dow Shades, also Lace Curtains, at Furch-
sott, Benedict d Co.'s, No. 275 King street.
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FOREIGN EXPORTS.

Mr.. J. NJ. Fcedsberg cleared, yesterday, tae
Swedish ship Superior, for LVerpooi, WIN 1o1
bags sea Island cotton, 63l bales upland COL
ton. s77 bbls. spirits turpensine, 1918 dds.
rosin: 47s bags sea island cotton seed.
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INTERESTING TO BARBEas.-An inventor haa
attached to pair Of oarper's shears an ola a,ic
a,a noilow pau, which ls compressed by The oper-
out from the oall, Ia directed along the edeea
of the blades, and blows away the Fragments
of hair as fast as they are cut.
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BUSINESS NOTICES.

ATTENTION is especially called to the adver-
tisement of Messrs. /. n. Hall g. Co., builders,
In another column. They warrant all work,
and charge low prices for the same.
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New York Naval Stores Market.

NEW YORK, March 81.
The Daily Bulletin says: Spirits turpentine Is
shade better tI-day. aud all the offerings at 60c
were quickly taken, the market closing h!m ~
that gure; sales nclnde 800 bos at 60c; 80 bbls ct
69Hc, ami is bbls at 6oc for southern, and Gle ;or
New York bbls. Strained rosin has been 10 good
request, with sales OF cargo OF 1850 b6ls free on
board at So SO, 5000 obls, free on board az IS 81
200 bbls In yard at So 40, and $50 bols at sS 36;
fine grades quiet. Tar and pitch Without new
feature.
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@ THE RELATIVES, FRIENDS AND
acquaintsnces Of Mr.. and Mrs. A. b. ehof, and
thelr respective families, are respectfully invited
to attend the Funeral or their youngest caught
er, JOHANNA ELIZA, from their residence, cor
ner Meeting and Ann streets, at 4 O'Clock THIS
AFTERNOON. apr2s
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.fumrral HpIlrrs. .

HENLY.-Dled OF phthss pumonalls at the
Forest House Monday, March SYST, DAVID HBNIY
Of Ills Lodge, No. 4s, L. o. y. g., OF Baltimore.
~ THE OFFICERS AND MEMBERS
OF Marion Lodge, No. 2. l. o. O. F.. and the frater.
nifty generally, are invited to assemble at the
Forest Rouse, King street. THIS MORNING at 9
O'Clock to escort his remains to the Northeastern
Rairt I'D. ROBT. q. STARR,
apr2 Secretary.
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L1vERPooL-Per Swedish ship S1perior-2s2
bags sea island cotton, sS1 bales upland cotton.
3l7 bbls spirits 'nrpentine, 1918 bbs iosin, ATS
bags sea island cotton seed.
NEW YoRK-Per schr Florence Eogersn ies, CUo
feet Ie.awed lumter, 100 tons old iron, 70 CASKS
rice, 81 bales dams ged cotton.
WILMINGTON. DEL-Per scnr Alice BoTda-6ao
tons phosphate rock.
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AUCTION SALES THIS DAY.

William Mckay will sell at 10 o'clock, at his
salearoom, dry goods, shoes, DC.
Miles DRAKE will sell at 10 O'Clock, at n's
store, boots, shoes and hats.
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New York Rice Market.

NEW ORE, March 81.
The Daily Bulletlnfsays: Alb at the usual
amount or business doue to-day. The market is
nrmly held, and the sales have been within our
range, viz: 40 tierces Carolina at 6xa9c, 200
bags Rangoon at 6xa7c.
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COMMERCIAL NEWS.
Imports.
Exports.

MATANzAs-Per schr VIM q Phare-.l7o hhda
and 100 boxes sugar, 1O8 hhds, 20 ics and rs bbls
mo,asses, to W Hal; quantity OF fruit, to
EnSlOW CO.
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@- THE RELATIVES, FRIENDS AND
Acqusiptaucts OF Mr.. and Mrs. r. H. HARVEY
are respectfully invited to attend the Funeral Ser
vices OF the fermer, at Calvary Baptist Church,
smith street, THIS MORNING, a. 0 O'Clock. ap2'
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w UNION LODGE, NO. 1, A:F. M
You are hereby summoned to attend the Funeral
OF Brother X. II. HARVEY, from his late resi-.
dence No ISL Coming street, THIS MORNING at
O'Clock. The fraternity In genel al are respectful
ly invited to attend.
By order W. M. O. E. CLAGETT,
aprs.. Secretary.
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The Charleston Cotton, Rico and Naval
Stores Market.
OFFIt g CHARLESTON NEWS,
TUESDAY EVENING, April /, 1873.

OFFlf UHARLBST0N NEWS,
TUESDAY EVENING, April ], 1873. !
CorroN.-There was steady and we'll sustain.
ed demand for this staple, the market showing
active and nrm features, with full rales prevail.
Ing for good 'allries, the transactions amount
ing to about 1900 bales, Including 900 sold the
evening before and not reported, say at 1oc, IS
at l2H, 81 at 15X Q at le, 80 at 1dK, 14o az 1oh,
1913 at leX 100 at IT, $50 at TX, ss at Ill., 20 at
Tx, 20 at TX. IS at ls. Ill at lsG, 275 at lsK,
1903 at lsX, 10 at lsx. 100 on private terms. We
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moso, from New Orleans; Sailor Prince. from
Galveston.
NEW YoRK, April l.
Arrived, San Jacinto and Champion.
PORT OF GEORGETOWN, 8. q.
ARRIVED.
March 2s-Schr Pacific, Gaskell, from Elizabeth
City, G.; schr John Fisk, huppers, from Will
mington, C.
CLEARED.
March 28-Schr VIM Waiter, Howell, Morris.
town, N J, with lumber.
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Bnslltess QGr1s.

WTILLIAM G. MIL l. E &,
AT THE OLD STAND, 81 EAST BAY,
uATE DOUGLAS i MILLER,)
Dealer in WHITE LEAD, Paints, Oll', Var.
nishes, Brushes, window CLASS, &C., az: Also
Agent for the MINER AL SPERM OIL, BURNERS
Iwl cohtnue to supply consumers In the City
by wagon weekly as heretofore. Dealers
tIroupu1ut the Stale will have all orders 9,led
nromrrly. MINERAL SPERM OIL DEPOT,
ncnlT.mWf1mo No. 81 East Bay.
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A LII PERSONS HAVING OLA IMS
n against the Esta'e Of the late L: SfElS-
SOCCER sR., are requested to hand them in GUY
viii make payment to the subscriber.
Z. P. SPEISSEGGER, JR.,
apn.tuss Qualified Executor.
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IN o R F L o 3 l. D a
VIA saw Nah.

DICTAfOH, Captain L. NJ Coxetter, - -
and OiTY POINT, Captain Ntsgerald. wl1 Ieave
Charleston every TUESDAY,, THURSDAY and SUN.
DAY EVENING at O'Clock precisely, for Savan.
nah Fernsndipa. Jacksonville, 4agn ls, Green
Landings on St. Johns River. Connecting at
Palatks with steamers for the 0olawaha River
and with the Steamer STARLIGHT for Entef.
prise, Mellonvalle. and all points on the upper
st. Johns and Indian Rivers. ,,-,
for ali points in tine interior, and with Railroad
for New Orleans and Havana, via Cedar Rays.
All Way Freight must be prepaid.
For Freight or Paassge, spply 70
HAVENEL CO., Agents.
dec2 Oor. vsndernoratis Wharf and East Bay.
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Steamers Of the above line leave Pier .&FNEk
No. ~, North River, foot Of Canal street, SRl9ae
New York, at IL O'Clock noon, OF the 10t1, 1VIn
and SOth Of every month, except when these dates
fall on Sunday. then The Saturday preceding.
ers for South Pacific and Central American ports.
For Japan aud China Steamers leave San Fran
leo nrst Of every month, except when 1t falls on
sunday--rhen on the day preceding.
No California Steamers touch at Havana, but
70 direct from New York to Asptnwall :.
One hundred pounds baggage free to each adult.
Me1iclne and attendance free.
at the COMPANY,S TICKET OFFICE: on the
Wharf foot Of Canal street, North River, New
York. T. r. BABY Agent.
augl9.1yr -. - - IA
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MARINE NEWS BY TELEGRAPH.
LIVERPOOL, April l.
Arrived, Zulweta. Mary, Maid OF Orleans, For
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A PASTORAL.

ot with Doris, the shepherd maiden;
kie- crook was laden with wreathed
flowers;
kat and wooed her thrcu sunlight
nd shadows stealing, for hours and
hours.
nj she. nv Doris, whose lap encloses
Ni,d summer roses of faint perfume,
He while / sued her, kept hushed and
hardened
rill shadas had darken'd from gloom to
gloom.
he touched my shoulder with fearful
She said, 1--WE linger, we must not
n nocks in danger, my sheep will wan
Behold % them yonder. how far they
stray!"
answered holder, "Nay, let me hear
And still be near you. and still adore!
10 wolf nor stranger will touch one year
|Ah! Stay my dearling a moment
more!'
he whispered sighing, "There will be
sorrow
Reyond to morrow, if l lose today;
n foid unguarded, my flock unfolded-
4 shall be scolded and sent away"
Lid I, replying, "If they do miss you.
Thev ought to kiss you when ycu get
home;
nd well rewarded by friend and neigh
| Dor,
Should be the labor from which you
come"
They might remember" she answered
meekly.
b That lambs are weakly and sheep are
Wild
5,t If they love me, it's none so fervent-
4 am a servant and not child.'
hen each hot ember glowed quick within
ME,
land love did win me a swift replys
Ah! do but prove me, and none shall
bind you.
Nor fray, nor find you, unil die"
he blushed and started, and stood
awaiting,
las if debating in dream divine;
nt did brave them told her plainly
|She doubted vainly, she must be mine.
) we twin-hearted, from all the valley
Did rouse and rally her nibbling ewes :;
nd hOmeward drove them, we two to-
gether,
Through blooming heather and gleam.
ing dews.
bat simple duty from grace did lend her,
My Doris tender, my Doris true
bat ], her warder, did always bless her,
And often press her to take her due.
hd now in beauty she fills my dwelling
With love eNcelling, and undefiled;
hd love doth guard her, both fast and
ferven:,
No more IA servant, nor yet n child.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1873-03-13

~ igaNNA OR HONEY DEw-The
states that S. Braunan, Jr.,
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1873-03-13
Collections Made.

TRAV. II. JOHNSON ANNUUNCES
to business men and the public that
he will attend to the COLLECTION OF
BILLS in Eureka and its vicinity from
this date. He will also attend TO busl-
ness and make remittanccs for parties
at a distance. Charges moderate.
Office at the office OF VIM. VI. oates,
Justice of the Peace.
Eureka, Jan. -, 1873. la--