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The Ouachita telegraph. [volume] (Monroe, La.) 1865-1889, 1873-02-15

FARMERS SUPPLIES, ..... ..l
LIQUORS, TOBACCO, AND
ALI. FANCY ARTICs. lsS.
Having been in this business UPWARDS of
SiNtcon Years, GROSS IiRoruEl,s fool thonl-
solves competent to mako purchases in n
way to give tho Customer tho full lonCilt
Oh MS money. Their assortment IL full
and complete, and of such varieties, both in
kind and quality, as will mcct tho dcn.an,ls
OF this market.
!1sb"AH Goods warranted to give sNtiaii,c-
ton, and will DO sold ns Cheap IA by any
house III tho South. a liberal share OF tho
patronage of tho Public IL respect fully 80
ltc.tctt, and III, Invitation extcn,tcd to ntt to
call and oNnminc for themselves tho ntorf>
EN OSH III IERa,
Rrick building, DcsIiard street,
MON ROE, IA.
November 10, 1872. u:ty
H. W. MEAhx's
FINE Aprt;ALL IIiiY
G,tnh street, Mouyoc, La,
rictnrcs tnIcn in nal III" improved s,ylc..
such nS
Rom'.riutit, NIozzotinta,
Medallion, Porcelain,
Ecrrotypcs, Gc."". De.
Pictures taken IN cloudy weather II. w"m
win kccp constantly on hand l"s,," ...-
OF
-ftbmms, SttrcOscoicI
and !%crcoscopic I'icrs
of MI parts OF tho world.
PICTURE rnA MES,
u ovory description, for sn'o with O, wi,h"n,
PICTURES OF ALL KINDS ERAAED TO oEHAH.
8 Views Wow, OF the ruin. Of tho city OF Monroo
J. &. sANDH"s'
GRAND STREET, MONROE, LA.,
DEALEnIN
HARDWARE, GROCERIES, DRY GOODS
,:ENrn., =, ,,, .,r,<>, ,,,,,,,,,,..,
AMI ,Nrouruu or
LA NDItETIfa GARDEN SEED
hE'iH CONSTANTLY ON HAND
LIME CEMENT AND PLASTER.
ALSO AN ASSORTMENT or
'N' "''''"NN'""' i''"T.
~ W. NIG,IJAlIx
L.
I,.sI, t,n .yu,Iy L-..,i, ,.,N.,<,,,
The Ouachita telegraph. [volume] (Monroe, La.) 1865-1889, 1873-02-15

| MONROE ADVERTISEMENTS.
GRoss BROTHERS.
NEW BRICK DUIL.D;ING,
(Fi,st Door from Rivca)
DEsIARD STREET, MONROE. LA.
Having determined to keep pace with tho
best Rotail houses In tho South, and having
supplied themselves with q stock of Nor
chandiso accordingly, GRoss BRoTnKIs in
FORM tho Public that In their Now Brick
Store thcy have . stock Of Goods purchased
OF First Hands and in sclcctina which
great caro- has bonn taken.
Their assortment Of Dry Goods Is fun and
complete, and embraces
Boys AND GENTS CLOTHING,
Latest Styles and IL largo variety;
BOOTS AND SHOES,
from infants sixo to tho largest worn;
FANCY NOTIONS,
OF Superior Quality
And too numerous to mention.
GROCERIES,.
IN this department purchases havo been
""ao \" largo quantities., and comprises
FARMERS SUPPLIES, .......... .l
LIQUORS, TOBACCO. AND
ALI. FANCY AITI(1 les.
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MONROE ADVERTISEMENTS
pEliEE's GENEEAt. INSURANCE
\ {: j. y G y.
FIRE, LIFN: AND ANINE
C,,lo'tt; represented ovcr 2,000. 0Ol
Georgia Homo Fire ms.
Co., of Columbus, CHI. 800, uOD.ro.
Underwriters Agency, of
Now York .:...:............. 1000, o0n.oo.
London and Liverpool
Globe. ...:..........:....:... 1S,4o0, 10000.
Queen, London and Liv-
orpool ......,.. ..........::.".. 2,oNo,to0.oo.
North American, of Now
Observation-Disclosures. to2,572.2s.
Pacific, of California Giro
and nnrinc) ............... 1859, i..S 90, Gold
Carolina Liio ms. co.. OF
Memphis, Tom 1000, ttTtsI.
ALI. LOSSES PROMPTLY Adjusted
D2IITN BROTH EJtS,
GENERAL AGENTS,
2i-ly crane ST., Monroe.
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HOTELS.

HOTELS.
r scWlS HOUSE,
Cp. Catholic Cittrch c!sti Ecnsutc -lcuelcns+
MONROE, La.
~. :. lewis, Prcprictor.
This house is undcr tho efficient manage
mont OF Mr. VIM. Lewis, who has twenty
tive years continuous experience III tho
business. Well-regulated, neatly kept, and
supplied with excellent beds and tabic-fnre
tho Lewis House, located ncar tho wharf
and passed going and coming by tho Shrcvo-
port stages, is confidently recommended to
tho travelling public as n model hotel.
October !. 1870. n2ly
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Having been in this business, upwards of
SiNtcon Years, GROSS HnorlIE,s fool thon,-
solves competent to mako purchases in n
way to give tho Customer tho full honcnt
OF his money. THOR assortment il full
and complete, and of such varieties, botl, in
kind and quality, as will meet tho dcman,l.
of this market.
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PCRvES'
So ASH, HI.ISD AND POOR
Stonm Factory
AND HUMMER YARD,
Corner OF 81. Charles and Clio Streets,
NEW ORLEAE
Doors, Sash, Blinds, Mouldings,
Architravcs, Base, Novels, Pilastcrs,
13alustcrs, Cisterns, Doors, Blinds and
Glazed Sash, Rough and Dressed
Lumber, Flooring, Ceiling, Laths,
Notwithstanding and Shingles,
Always on hand at Lowest market
Prices. Door and Window Frames
Made to Order-all forms and sizes.
Send for Price List. 22:lv
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as""AHGoods warranted to give SatiAf,c
ton, and will DO sold ns Cheap ns by any
house III tho South. Il liberal share OF tho
r"tr"nnH" of tho Public IL respectfully 40
itcstctt, and III invitation exton,tcd to nil to
call and oNnminc for thcmsofvoS tho .torfI
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1873-02-28
UTY IMPR0TEaEENTs.

Mr.. James N. Curtis has just begun the
erection OF a wooden dwelling on the west
side OF New street, between Tradd and Broad,
for Mr.. A. D. E,lil. The dwelling will be
tbirty:dve feet front by sevsnty-nVe feet deep,
two stories high, with double plazzas on the
south and west, and covered with o pitched
tin roof. II will contain three rooms on each
floor, with psntres and dressing rooms. and
O kitchen will be attached to the rear. The
entrance will be on New street, 10 the north
side of the east front, and opening upon long
hallway eight feet wide, from which q roomy
stairway will lead to the second foor. Two
rooms eighteen feet square Intended for par
lor, and communicating With each other by q
large double door In the centre of the partl-
tIon wall, will adjoln the hallway on the
south. At tho western end OF the hallway
will be dining room eighteen feet square.
The sleeptng rooms will be located upon the
second floor, and with the same arrange
ment as the rooms on the frst floor. The
building will ee supplied with waterworks
throughout, and with dumb walters connect
ing with the kitchen. It will be completed
some time during the month of May.
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ADJUSTMENTS.
Macbeth --- MIR. Bnrrett's Farewell
Speech.
farewell


Speech.
Mr.. Barretts engagement closed finely last
evening with the tragedy of Macbeth. rne
honee was quite full. We cannot speak 100
strongly of the favorable impression which
this company have made In Charleston. Mr..
Barrett and Miss Phillips, last night, were re-
peatedly called before the curtain. at the
close OF the last act Mr.. Barrett, In response
to enthusiastic calls, appeared, and returned
his thanks and those cf his company for the
very cordial welcome that had been extend
ed to them by the Charleston public. He
said that he ielt constrained 10 make
some explanation of the manner In which
he had come to Charleston. He had been
suddenly called upon to all the engagement
as a substitute for Miss Cushulan, whose Ill
ness prevented her coming. he had hastily
gathered around him s2Cl material as was TO
be had in New Orleans, and had come on
without any preparations. BE had expected
to stay here three nights, bu. had remained
seven. Coming here as a stranger, he re-
garded his reception as most generous one,
and looked forward with pleasure TO the lime
when he should be enabled TO return. A sec-
ond Time returning his heartfelt thanks for
the welcome accorded him, he disappeared
behind the curtain amid an outburst OF ap'
piause. The company appear in Savannah
tonight.
continues 10 amuse, Instruct and edify lls
audiences at Hibernian Hall. 1t Is thorough
ly enjoyable entertainment, and eeVryoody
ought to see 1t.
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BUsINRsS NOTICES.

NEW LIFE FOB TEE LANaUIB.-Perfecth heal
is vouohssfed to few. Probably ninety people
out OF every hundred who call themselves
healthy have their 'turns" OF languor, ex-
haustion, depression OF spirits and bodily pain.
At these times a wineglassful of Hostetler's
Stomach Bitters is as refreshing as ''Ihe
shadow Of rock In weary land" 1t in
vigorates aud rests the system and cheers the
mind. The effect of the Bltters 10 cases oil
nervous debility, produced either by undue
physical exertlou, over.study, Intense anxiety
Or any other cause, is wonderfully reviying
and invigorating. In fact, this healthful
vegetable restorative possesses medicinal
properties which eatitle 1t to the rank of an
article of prime necessity, aCd 1t should be
Kept on hand In every dwelling, and prompt
ly taken as remedy tor all the minor all
ments as we'll as for more serious complaints.
fsb26-wfn9DAw
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IOCAL LACONICS.

The National Zousves have accepted the
Invitation of the German Rife Club to partici.
pate In the Schulzen parade.
"A colored boy employed to push around
the flying horse, located 10 Meg street,
got his auger caught In the crank and had 1t
badly crushed.
Colonel ]. W. Montgomery denies that be
was candidate for judge of the Inferior
Court, and says that his name was used With.
ont his authority.
-Four convicts destined for the peniten-
tfary, and one lunatlc for the asylum, arrived
in the city last evening from Beaufort, but
being too late for the Columbia train, were
locked up In the upper Guardhouse.
The verdict OF the jury OF inquest, which
sat on Wednesday over the body ofthe colored
child that was burned to death on Tuesday, at
the seven-Mlie Hill, was death from acclden.
tai burning.
"A little white girl, living In King street,
near Broad, while PLAYING about stove on
Wednesday morning, igDited her clcihing,
and before the e lmes could be e1tingnIshed
was severely burned on the arme, chest and
meek. She was In o critical condition yester-
dou
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MUcH ADO ABOUT N0EHNe.

Prince Bowen, colored, bellicose indl-
viduaI, inflicted severe beating upou Joseph
Nichols, colored, yesterday morning, aud
afterwards aitemrted to treats a colored woman
ina similar manner. The woman, however,
prudeully beat retreat. A warrant was
issued for the arrest of Bowen, who refused
to be arrested aud betook himself to the west
end OF Broad street, where he took refuge
waist deep In mud and water, uttering muir
derous threats against the two cons.ables
charged with the arrest. At length one OF
the constables exssperated beyond measure
rushed of 10 the main Glardhouse for squad
of police, while the other fellow sat down at
convenient distance to prevent the escape Of
the prey. On the arrival Of the police the
constable was found. but Bowen was not.
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COMMERCLAL NEWS.
The Charleston Market.

PoR THE WEEK ENDING THURSDAY, FfB 2l, 1878
The CROPS This period commenced unsettled
with some rain, afterwards cit ar and cold; la'cr,
rainy and unsettled, closing with ear weather.
Planters a'e making energetic efforts to rsi:e
full crop OF the leaoing staple. and are purchas-
Ing literally OF n suures AID other supplies, whlch
are being forwarded to the Interior as fast rs
transportation will permit. Labor will be scarce
In some sectIcnsin consequence OF hands gong
iato o,her emp.oymints, or mJvng to The South
west.
TIE RRcEIPrs-The arrivals at the cotton ports
for the week up to Friday last were ICE, l5S oales
against l22,O52 bales for ihs week before, and
77,tS7 bales for the contrasting time last year.
At New leans the supplies were 46,sis bales
aud a75Ia bales for the week OF the year previous
The total receipts at the cotton ports from
September /, 1872, up to the latest dates, were
2e4l 464 bales IN contrast win 2,?0 26s bales the
previous year, showing an increase OF a3',lsb
bales. The arrivals at the principal Southern
markets from september !, 1872 up TO the latest
seegraphic intelligence as compared with tie
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UNION STAR FIRE COMPANY.

At the seventh anniversary meeting of this
company, held on the 2eth Instant, the follow
Ing officers were elected to serve for the ensu-
ing year: Ms. Robinson, president; A. Nc.
Coy. vice-prrsldent; L q. Brown, secretary;
James Michel, treasurer; J. Wilson, Campbell
Slmons and Charles Hamilton, directors; 3.
L. Edwards. captain hosereel; Thos. Monroe,
engineer; Daniel TurpIn, J. Phillips, ].
Symops and ]. e. Brown, axmeu; E. W. N.
Msckey, solicitor; B. Williams, hallkeeper; W.
G. Coles, chairman of standing committee.
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THE soRgHEAsrERN RAILROAD.

A wise Precautien-NoT Trains to be Run
Beyond the Santse, for the Present.
In consequence OF the treshet 10 the santee
River and swamp the managers OF the North
eastern Railroad have deemed 1t prudent to
suspend the running of lts trains beyond that
point, until an opportunity can be afforded OF
determining the safety of that portion OF the
road, of which due notice will be given.
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Ell e r.

The roof of house on the west side OF
Percy street, near Spring, took fire at quar-
ter to three o'clock, yesterday afternoon, from
q burning chimney. The alarm was promptly
sounded, and the engines repaired at once to
the spot, bnt happily the flames were subdued
before their arrival by the nelghbors With
buckets A hole about six feet square was
burnt In the roof, but no further damage was
done. The house is owned by Mr. Z. =.
JACQUES. and occupied BY himself and family.
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cHRxsroMArs1C Coa1MENoEMEsE

i The Chrestomathlc Society Of the Charles.
ton College will celebrate its annual com.
mencement this evening In The College
, Chapel, at halfpast seven o'clock. After
prayer by the Rev. W. q. Adams, the annual
Grafton will be pronounced by Professor F.
". Capere, the subject being "Chrestomathic
stndy.n The presentation Of diplomas by Pres
ident Mitchell, OF the society, a avaledictory ore
tiou. on intellectual discipline, by Mr.. NJ. F.
Tighe, and the benedlctlon will constitute the
remainder OF the proceedings. The exercises
win be enlivened by musical interludes. The
public are Invited to attend.
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.AUc11oN SALES THIS DAY.

!. Fraser Ma,hewes will sell at IL o'clock,
at his Office, wagon, mare, mule and buggy.
william Mckay will sell at 10 O'Clock, at his
store. dry and fancy goods. notions, DC.
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Hor BED SASH HoT BED SASH Two thou
sand Hot Bed Sash Iust completed, and now
ready for delivery; price low. Call and ex.
anime same at P. P, 1oale's, Nos. 20 Hayne.
and 50 Plnckey streets, or on Horlbeck's
Wharf. decs0
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UNION PRAYER MEETINGS.

The Rev. o. F. Gregory ls expected to off,
elate at Glebe street Church, this afternoon
(Friday,) at halt-past four o'clock.
.Atthe Circular Church, tonight, at half.
mast seven O'Clock, the exercises will be con
Quoted by the Rev. g. R. Brackett.i
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THERMOMETRI0AB.

The range Of the thermometer yesterday,
at Ar, Blackman's drug store, was as follows !:
8 A. NJ. 81; 10 A. NJ, IS; IL H., 81; T. M
ea:4P.M., go; p NJ, ST. P. NJ, 81.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1873-02-28

For BRONCHIAL, Astbmatic aud Pulmonary
complaints, browns Bronchial Troches'
manifest remarkable curative properties.
Dow1E, NOISE & DAVIS, Agents.
noy20-wfmS
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Liat Of shipping


IN THE PORT OF oHARLzsToN. FEBRUARY "a.
Vessels under 100 tons, and steamers coastiag
within the State, excepted.
STEAMSHIPS.
Champion, 141s tons, Lockwood, at Adger's
wharr, for New York. loading-James 4dger
Equa or or 1000 tons. Hluckley, at Browns wharf,
Sea Gull, el6 tons, Dutton. ct Union wharf, for
Baltimore, loading-P Trenholm.
Jose, t-pan) - ions, Albzurl at Auannc
wharf, for Liverpool, l'adlng-WP P Hall. -
SHIPS.
Priscilla, es4 tons, York. at Atlantic wharf. for
Liverpool. l9adins-street sr9s ,a, 60. .. Ma
ehsll's wharf, for Liverpool, loading-J n
Fredsberg. tr->i go ~,
BARKs. - ~ l.
Guona, (Br) e54 TONS Smith. at Accommodation
wharf for Liverpo l,loading-Henry Gard.
J DuIus, (Brl o76 tons, Killam, at CONNER
cial wharf, for Liverpool icsding-B g. VII.
David McNutt, (Br) sos tcns, Looshart, at gufon
wharves, Tor Liverpool, leading-Henry
Card.
for Liverpool, ioading-E Willis. g.
Narragan g t. ssI tons, Eamlin, Of Southern
WHAT for New York, loadlug. Willis. :;
vinco, (sr) - tons, Robson. al Union wharves,
for Liverpool losding--HenrS Card
BRlGs. =. -
Hugo, (Splnish,) - tons, Guanabens, at Atlantic
rharf. for barcelona, waitIDg-W Hall.
Therese. lFrencnl - tons DeLarue, at onion
wharf. fIom Carmen iAex) waiIing,Order.
Jennie MOI ton, 2l9 ;o.-, Snoot, at Kerr's wnarf,
from Baltimore, waiting'-Str.et Bros co.
SUHOONERs.
Ida Babcnck. - TONS Lee, in Ashley River,
for Philadelphia, loadlng-Jos A Enslow
ohas Mo1f rd, - tons, Parsons, iu Ashley
River, for a Northern port, loading-E.
Sweegan, sgt, ,,, Al.
ley River. for Northern port, loading'
Cohen & Wells. -
ZIP B aIsdell - tons, Wood, In Ashley River,
for Northern port. loading-Jos A Enslow
Dione. ~ tons. Mcdonald, in Ashley River. FOR
a>orIhe Port, loaafnR-f 4 Epslow q co.
Levolta, - IONS. ord, ut Arger's wharf, from
Easpot Me- waiing-ao,sn$ Sar,s n noasss Nett so,,
road wharf. lur New York, loidlng-oeaen
Eizsbe Hagee, SOL tons. Barnett in ASHLEY
River, Tor Weymouth, Mass, losding-Altfed
Matthew Kenny l7s tons. Blrsar, at Etiwan
Works, from New York, discharging-Aas.
ter.
aensy Ssw iii York; sOHss Peastius"aoson Ioaess ~
Governor o,dwiR, - tons, Snow. at Kerr'a
w,arf. fur Boston. loadlng-Coh.n 3 Wells.
Faole. -r roLs Seavey, at Central wharf, lrom
baltimore, waliuR-E Sweegan. aQt
Geo gla. - tons, 0rcut, IN Ashley River. for
SAVANNAH, loAhing-Jhs nIlow CO.
Casco Lo Ige, - rons Walse-, at X, IRIS wharf,
from Baltimore, dischargiug-Street, Bros
Fannie Butter, - tons. Sherman, at Gas Com.
p.ny whait from BALTIMORE, dlscharging-
Jos e. slow co.
KNIGHT Temolar. - tons. Mcdonald, in the
stream from Kingston, Jam, 1ust arrived
Cohen Welia.
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,u,,minuton Market.

WILMINGTON, February 20.
c.,n,To TuRpENTINE.-MarSet quiet and easy.
81, M IRAN .sctous tn mole. Lest sails at 63H
ner tilon or southern psckag,s 5: .n,o. ,
p1t RosIN No SAILS rep tied. Market quiet aud
easy % o,T.pes1IsE-.ales OF S25 + bis at IS rs
fcr yIrxn aud yemow dip and 1926 for hard.
T.sSsaI. OF 60 bbl, at 81 81 per Dbl. Market
4at.S ~. TToNEsmall sales at 1sc pr ID. Market
quiet.
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OPERA, MARINE AND FIELD GLASSES In great
variety, Including those of the finest make,
at reasonable prices. Allans, No. s07 KlEg
street.
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LIST OF VESSELS
UP, CLEARED AND SAILED FOB THIS PORT.
FO B e ia n .
LIVERPOOL.

FOREIGN. .s".
LIVERPOOL .a'' T.
Ship Richard III. Hubbard. up...........!an Jan %
The Raitler, -, up.... ...............!an ~
The JarniRe Brother, Nelson, Sid. ..-,.....yan
Br nark Grant n. Rowlands, sld............!an 16
Br bark Tber Lewis, sailed. ...Jan 10
BRISTOL. ENG. 1sS
Br bark Architect, Doddrldge, sd..... Dec 1s
NEWPORT, sHs.
The Trio Brewster, cid Dec 80
The Ellen, Harvey, Bio -.Hfo ID
AATANzAS.
Schr Alice Gardner, urner. sld..........Feb IL
RIO DE- JANEIRo
Br schr Hyaline, -, bid. sld.................Feb Q
oALLA0
Ship Florella, -, sld..... Oct 20
TRURO.
Nor bark Draupner Insvoldssn, aid. SO. t!Jan ~
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PLATED WARE, In new and exquisite de-
signs. Tea Sets, Ice Pitchers and Castors, at
Allan's, No. 307 King street.
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New York Naval stores Market.

The naly Bulletin says: Receipts to-day. $50
bhs rosin. Tho mirk.t gen'rilly lor navaI
stores is In dull AMI Lnio ,eres lug position 1he
demand /. very light for all descriptions, trough
holders are no: essing their goo'!a TO any az
tent. Spirits turprn ine IL weak 10 absence =.
drmaud ,bd wouln no, bring over SIC IN mel'
Sale, 40 bnIs at SIC, Strained rusin Is quiet but
nrm al quotari n. The fine grades dull Tar fn
moderate request nd dy. sales 100 90
Washington at 50 50a$3 OK Pitch In mcderate
request and un. hanged.
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Exports.

NEW YoRK-Per steamship South Carollna-
loO4 bal c ton. l7S Uerce5 rice, 400 sackI rice
cnaG. 81 ca. Ks clay lis bbls ru-in, 81 bales do.
mesli,s, SO bols co ton see OIL, and sunnries.
BALTIMuRg-Per ste imship Falcon-5 50S tlerces
rice, 2S6 bales upland cotton, s2s hhls rnsln. 40
balrs dumestlcs li3 pa Is bagsiug. IS Car wheels,
ls Casks clay. 20 00 feet luno.r, so bos oranges,
43 ikgI suudr. g.
ORisAT, l. I--Per schr Eureka -l63 tons pho5.
phafe rucE.
RICHMOND, VA-Per schr Joseph ElIl'-7' tons
Old iron.