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Ohio. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1873-1874, 1873-08-28


|pfab Elm, um fdnelter nod Der Staot gu
fommen.. gr ftanb an benz offenen Shore, 2
Gr 19ritt tltunter boran unb blitb pDf
einent eroben 9auie auf Dem Maritplate
iteben. 81 i6ante lange auf bos prdtb=
tige 6aps, bis er es ,paste einsutretett.
Die rei9en @@aufeniter fSBten ibn ei=.
nen unsebeuren Reipeet Elm, nnb Die
{dbnenBlumentDpfe auf ben iteinernen
@eam1en blidte ct NIT sroben ahgeft ait.
Donn bstra9tete ertoie foitboren Bor=
bdnae in ben oberen @todperfen, uno
oann feKelten i'm Die babi4en @oloFl@e'
bic in sierli@sn @efaben Dor oem Senitsr
unter Blumen i6wcn'men unb 1ib lit
ben beiterFen Binoun9en unb @9wen=
funsen ereinsen. N&an walste eben 1''s=
qeheuere QDaarenbaaen burd) Die srpbe
pforte, unb piele 9anoe ,uaren seI@aftis
bic @9abe, tpel@e Fe entbielten, IN 81
d6erbeit au brineen. Sos itattlid9e 9aus
aeb5rte benz bioeren Raufmann Senrp
Donboli, ber unter bem Nonte11 voer
wej9e" >uob1 betannt mar. 4en1il'us
betra@tete cine 3eit lang bas bebenoe
Drdngen unb Sreiben por bem 9aule.
Gnbli@ trat er naber unb ma@te ii@ OH
einen Meann, Der it@ unter ben @ntpefen=
ben elm gar ,ui9tiees Mniebcn gu eeben
perFanb, uuS auf oeHen @inf MQe &C.
bor9ten. -. H., ,.'.'."'.
r@as mub Der 9err iein," fpra3 ct gu
| R9 lelbf. vDas 1T 9enrD Danboli uno
fein Mnoerer!" .:->c .. -... -.
Mber es :,par ni9t ber 9err Danooli>
ionoern isin @u9balter nno alle5eit be-
reituinieer Diener nnb @'ebiilfs @uiticus>
eine ausgeioeene baseree raebrere Glen
lange @eitalt, NIT buufeln Musen uuo
i@waraen 9aaren, abssi9abten @eioern
uno, elmer faoen{@einisen i9mubisen
Mabe> bic iebr abseriiien uno perbrau@t
aus lab. Q1uf bieieu lansen 9errn lief
Memtlius gu uno ma6te einen t'efen
Badlins. gSir biirfeu es benz unerfabre=
men ni9t ,uelttunoisen &naben tuieberun
ni9t libel nebnen, bab er aud bierein
einen Sebltritt tbat. ....;5 -
rgrlaubet, eeitrenser 9err," iaste Der
Rnabe nit f@a@terner @timme, "Sbr
leib mobl ber 9err Danooli2"
rGinfdltiee Trase!" berri6te: i'm 9fu=
fticus i6orf an, rpade bid auf Die @eite,
Sunge, tpenn bic beine 8eine lieb fno."
vgrlaubt," fubr Men,ilius fort uno
tparb iiber unb iber ROTH, als er 10 NIT
f@ reben b6rte, mo lit oenn Der 9err
9anboli2" .-.. .-..-
Mueiu ber seitrense 8u6balter. sab
auf bic @eoe 6es &naben tpeitet feineM9t.
rMas bod Der bumme Sunse pia!"
| i9rie ct laut auf, r5um &utuf nit oem
unperI6amten 8ettelpolt! ssSmmerfortliest
es ginem in ben Serien; man fann ii&
taum Dor linn riibren. 9a laufen lie
ben sansen Sag fanl uno bunsris umber
E-n... x.TsX.~ O...i..~ >.... a.
Ohio. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1873-1874, 1873-08-28

XOelk - IetWS SSeItuuUoleity AeltSN y UlSu4su
unb G5nner. l1no bod mar Der Rnabe.
better anb gutter Dinee. 81 Dattt eitets
beGen flaren Berfanb, nnb Ct blidte aus.
ieinen offeneu blauen Musen gar tlue
unb ii@ ielbn beluubt umber. 9ie ant-
mort bic er auf Trasen CAB, bic man
Inn ftelte, perrietben einen aiemli4 entz
tpidelten @eiit un0 seugten pon gmpfang=
li@feit unb 2lugbeit. Seine 9ippen
maren brett uno ein tuenis aufgeounien;
,uen1 er fie ober su etnem aufri6tisen
ungebeu@elten 2d@eIn 6ffnete, 70 fab
man uerenist cine blenoenb meibe &eibe
sefunoer 3dbne. Das 9aar bes &na=
ben bins in aiemIih seoroneteH 2oden
iber bic @tirn auf bic Mansen uno
Die @9ultern 1teber; onbers bdtte es bic
@robmutter ni9t sebuIbet. @onit mar
bic aleibuns oes &naben einfo@ uno
na@ bdueril@em@ @@nitt, aber reinli@ uno
gang. 8eintleioer bon 3piut@> cine
Sads BON slei@em @toffe, cine Weite
bon 9ol6tu3, breite sroBe @@ube, bic
i@on aier1lid aussetreten tporen ,nb auf
bem 2odentopfe ein @trobbatlein nit
Fiegenbem Banbe, bas war MemiPs Mn=
5us, >penn er atn @erttas mad BreiIa9
sog. Sos sanae Musieben bes &naben
ma9te einen e,!ten Gin6rud. 9os mubte
man 1t@ eefteben. gs mar elm Dabi&er
&nabe. gr 3dblte bier5ebn Sabre bdtte
aber, nod ieiner &0rperbilouns betra4tet>
mDbl fiir otter anseIeben peroen fSnnen-
gr mar aber ni9t nur an Sabren nno
&raft, }onbern au@ an Bilouns> I'M
Wieles ben &naben i'm Dorfe poraus.
Memilius puBte bas wo6l. Ser @@ul=
meiiter bate es ibm ia oft senu9 9eiaet;
atlein ber &nabe bilbete fi@ auf bas SOB
bes S6ulueiters ni&t 10 niel Elm, bab
er itol3 unb oufseb1afen tporoen ,pdre.
Memil blieb babi@ brap unb bei9eioen.
Ct mar = 1,1on barf es oDne l1ebertrei=
bnns fagen = etn re&t lieber maderer
Sun9e. sG 1zs.,,Es Il. .. II
Ser Deitere &nabe batte i9on eine quite
@trede Weges 5uridselest. ST. befanb
1ib III Der Mabe eines &reuses, bas AT
ber @traBe ftano. an benz Rreuse -
Elm re@t Fnniser @espeiisr fiir uns
arr1e Meni9enfinber onf BET Pireer=
reiie mod benz 9immel! = itano Elm
Betltubl unb eine sierli@e 9ol5bant. auf
tpel9er Der mabe @anberer ausruben
fonnte, I'M f9 i'm S@atten bes &reu5es
an erquiden. aeuilius 9reifub naa9te
f& bic bequene ginri@tuns gu auben.
rDn mubt bad Elm ape beten," lpra&
er gu {i9 ielbf. pDu fannft es brou&en,
unb bic @roBmutter miro bur@ Elm an.
.bd9tises DaternnIer aud erfreut. @ie
bat mi9's ni9t unionit beten selebrt."
l1nb NIT bieien Morten mari Der Rnabe
bas 8anbel pom 93iiden auf bic 8ant
uno lanf nieber ouf ben Beti@emel BOZ
Dem 2reu5e, benz 3ei9en unieres @eiles.
Ohio. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1873-1874, 1873-08-28
Gin
aDee41fel u, 0gre1p,
- er3a9lung filr bag @oIt
80, .SS bon q
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WEiu puaberuoller @ommermorsen
SSoFies auf lber Die tbaubenebten Sln.
ren, tuel@e at ben malerii@en l1fern oes
6eutl9en @beins ii@ tueitbia ansbreite'
ten. Sic @onne sing int fernen Often
pra4tpou auf, uno ite ionbte ibre leu@=.
@trablen inmer beller un6 brennen=:I
oer ouf Die grbe uno peri@eu@te bic
ouuteln 9aebet, tuel9e int fru@tbaren
Sbale auf,pallten poer it@ iibet ben Glub
sosen, oeRea Tlutben ii6 lansiom ,1no
beoa@tis 6oben ,lnb nieberienften. gnb=
li& Foben Die Mebel ober ipielten..iulei@=
ten @oltenFoden na@ benz a5urnen lei&=
setrantten 9imn,el. Sic san5e 9fatur
iubelte neu auf uno psrianst itredten
Die pFan3en 1T ber taannisfaltisiten Sc
faltune 8latt, un6 Stamut na3 bent
pobttbatieen St@t. 2er@en i@webten in
Dem Met6er uno fansen muntere 2ieber.
Sn Dem na1en' @ebui@ FDtete elite Mmiel
ibr melan@oli{@es9ieb. .Mu bic befeoerten
@aneer, pel@e Die @ebai@e unb oas
Grim Der mieiet1 bep1ltern, i@n1etterten
pie aug elmer Bruit. User bdtte au@ an
ote1em liebli@en Morsen tbeitnabm1os
bleiben t5nnen? Mus ber Terne b6rte mar
freubig iobelnbe Stimtnen fr6bli@er Men=
1&en,, unter @ans unb &lane an bic 9(r=
beit seben fin in bic @tabt. 9ie
1subrleute ouf Der 2anbftrabe fnallten nit
ber Yeiti@e, uno Die Yfer6e tuoblsendbrt
unb ausserubt, ,uieberten in bic frii@e
Ntorsenluft # bi,aus. gs begann 'f9
alliiberau Elm reyes buntes s>reibeu 5u
anttpideln. @9on batten bic 9abne lire
Nforsenua&t ausgerufeu, uno Der gla@t=
wd@ter' Bate 9orn uno @pieb ouf bic
@eite eelegt. Sic unb oa 66rte man aus
bem ansemeinen Subel bag tuiberli@ elm
f6ru.ise @ebeu zines 9unbes = oes se=
tieuen M69ters cities einiam lie9enben
@eb1ftes. auf ben 50ben leu@tete I@on
bas Mprsenrotb, unb li@t nnb be1e
,uaro es rinssur,. Das tuar Elm freu=
bises Grtuo9en it, oer fi(len frieoli@en
Natur. *,. " . ~-:...c =:
Nn bieiem freunbfi&en Morgen lief
Elm arner Rnobe Die @trabe na@ benz
olteu Breiia@. 81. trus Elm 8Inbel auf
1einem Raden unb teu@te orbentli@ un-
ter Der 16mereu 9aF, bic auf ieinen jun
gen @@ultern rubte. @@on ram ibm
Der @@tpeib iiber bic frii@eetuai@ene
@tirne ,nb bic bellen 9ropfen fielen rtie=
Der in ben falben @taab auf Der Strabe.
Mean@maf fubr elm @eufaer aus Der
Bruit bes Rnaben; er blidte gen 9immel
- feline Qippen. .bewegten iitb: Der Rnabe
betete sle;ie a,lf Dem mese. Damn blieb
er Reben unb bodte ii@ Die 2af ftiter
auf ben gefriimmten &iaen. Gs mar
Memilius Dreifub, ber Gntel zines olten
@robmiitteraens. Ser 2nabe bate f@on
III frabefer Ria6beit @ater uuo Mutter
Ohio. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1873-1874, 1873-08-28

<ss+SsSs NJ - SS''f q
Menlbe,, Elm ,,nenbli6 adrtlides Gefubl,
tpent BET er,lite llnb bod 10 miloe Mor<
senffans fein DIR beribrt. er peib
alsbann. bob Sauienbe nit ibm beten,
unb Das erfiillt i'm nit anba9tiser
&abruns uab nit einem ssfronmen auf=
Bid gu Dem,z Der Die Welt in ibren @n=
eeln Ddlt. go ereine ea benz anabsn:
er faltete fromut bic 9dnbe unb. briidte
fte an feline Bruft. a,a: >:.;.s
.Mpe. Maria!1 betete ct nit frommer
&abrung, :vbitt' fit uns arms @in'
Der er----."& !... .,. .~,-...-:t -
Ser &nabe lieB Bel bieien f66nen
@orten bas 9aupt auf Die Bruf fnten
unb 19aute NIT benz liebIi@ bellen Muse
auf ben Booen. St b5rte pl0bli@ auf 5n
beten. St iob int feu6ten @roie> bas
bunfel an Der @eite beg Betitubles su
ieinen Tiiben tpu9erte, gtwas slansen.
S@neu bidte er it9 nieoer. Gs mubte
mas &otbores iein. Ser &nabe sos
ben S,,nb an ii6. Ct brebt ibn in Der
9anb; er lieb i'm tuieberboIt bur@ bic
Singer sleiten nnb DISQUALIFICATION immer,
uno er i9ien ieine Treube baran gu ba'
BEN. Gr bielt cine reid sefiillte 86rie in
feinen sitternoen Sdnoen> bic ct NIT
@oblsefauen betra9tete. Mir oiir=
fen es bem n,unteren &naben ni9t per=
iibeln, baB Ct an Dem blinsenben MetaQe
etne groBe Sreube bate; ct battle ia ben
Slang bes @olbes' nod ME betpnnoert;
oenn in BET armlelisen STRIDE ieiner 9ei=
n.atb mar Ri9ts BON Slang uno Sob
gu 1eben. -2.;. .x...:.i .:. II ~ -
v@enn ou bas @elb bebalten piirbeit!"
iaste ber .&nabe itill Dor it6 bin> unb
lieb bic @elbftide bur@ feline 9auo rollen.
CT perlant in Elm tiefes Ma@beufen.
Ser unerfabrene treubersise Sunse tdmpf>
| te gum eriten mfal III feinem 2eben einen
ernlten &ompf. Muf Der einen @eite
parb ct BON. @e.uiffen gemabnt, bas i'm
forttpaDrenb an feline Pfi@t erinnerte;
auf ber anberen @eite aber ld&elte ber
@laa5 bes @olbes. Bas ioute er tDun9
|Muein bic before ,@esuns ieste. ii,
npfui!" rief ct aug unb eine Sbrdne
trat in jein Muse, rDu tpiait Elm Dieb
perben? @@dme bid, Aemil! Das
@elo seb6rt ni9t beiu; aber tper 1T Der
Gigentbiimer?" ..<. '.@ -.
Gr tonnte ui9t lanse I'M 3meifel blei-
ben. Gr betra9tetc bic 86rie nieoer.
St puBte ben Gisentb inner bes @eloes.
.@ieb bod, tuie e1@Dn!" rief ct ent5adt
aus, pbier 1T ia ber Nau.e oes Mannes,
Der bas @elo perloren Dat."
l1nb tuirtli9 mar Der Name bes Man.
nes, Der bas @elb perloren bate, in bic
85r}e init Yerlen ear. funItrei6 BON se'
iibten 9dneen einseitidt.
v6e1rD Danboli!" lag ber &nabe.
v@as 1T ber glame bes Mannes. $50
bap i9bo6 bieien Namen f&on seleieng
v { a. r. = Pl. q
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1873-03-28
THE COLD SNAP.

The cold snap still continues, and the ther-
mometer yesterday morning was down to AZ
deg, which is a lower temperature than has
been felt for many weeks. At Summervlile
and Mount Pleasant there was quite coating
OF Ice upon the surface OF still water IN ex-
posed positions. The present season ls said
by old residents 10 be the moet backward that
has been known s!nce 1885, and one gentle-
man who has been careful observer OF the
weather for many years predicts another cold
snap, with killing rrosLs, at the period of the
full moon In April.
The following was the range Of the Their
moneter, yesterday, 9th Instant, at the drug
store of Mr. Joseph Biackmau, on the south
side OF Broad street: 8 A. NJ, AZ; 10 A. NJ,
As; IL NJ, 81; P. NJ, 81; P. NJ, 81; 6 P. N.
so; 8 P. H., 49.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1873-03-28
CITY IMPROVEMENTS.

Few Residenoes ON Line, Meeting, st.
-E-3 Philip and America Streets.
A; substantial evidence Of the growth .ot
Charleston is furnished in the gradual en-
croachment of the city upon the suburbs,
which is illustrated by the erection of large
number OF new residences and other build.
ings In the vicinity of Line and Shepherd
streets during the past few months. Among
the buildings In that section which have not
heen already noticed In The NEWS is a neat
two.story wooden dwelling, on the east side
of Meeting street, opposite Shepherd street.
This building has gble piazzs on the
south side, and is covered by pitched shin
gle roof. 1t ls nearly finished, and contains
ak square rooms. Mr.. Henry Jacobson is the
owner, and the work Of construction ls con-
Quoted by Mr.. Henry Wragg.
?, On the north side of Line street, opposite
Hsaover, Mr.. q. &. Stafford has just com.
meneed the erection OF an ornate residence In
cottage style, for Mr.. l.. E. Hendricks. This
building will be thlrty-six feet front by fifteen
deep, two.atories high, covered with pitched
shingle roof, will contain seven rooms, and
will have q double piazza on the street
front.
On the north side oil Line street, one door
east Of Meeting. a large one-story wooden
building has been erected, for q sale stable,
by dealer named Green.
On the west side Of St. Philip street. be-
tween Line and Borgard streets, Mr.. q.
Wragg has almost completed wooden dwell.
ling for Mr.. James Wylie. This dwelling Ia
two stories high, sixteen feet front by fifty
two deeD, covered with q tin roof of pitched
form, contains four rooms, and has kitchen
attached to the rear.
The row of two and half story wooden req
licences, noticed short time ago In The
Naws as about to be erected on the west side
of America s.reet, Just north of Mary, oy Mr.
A. johnson, the Elizabeth street grocer, has
Just been completed. The houses are i've In
number, and constitute an ornament to the
street. They stand upon large lot, which
was formerly the yard of ,srge mansion, but
has never before been covered with houses.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1873-03-28
LOCAL LACONICS.

The work of laying The new pavement IN
King street, between Hasel and Wentworth,
was commenced yesterday by Inspector
Lucas.
MFR. Christie, who has been suffering for
several days from the effects of his recent fall
at the Customhouse, died yesterday morning.
He was thlrty-three years Of age.
AN Inquest was held yesterday at Faher's
farm, St. Andrews Parish, over the body OF
oolored woman named Nancy Trother, who
died Without medical attendance. A verdict
of death from consumption Was rendered.
:-LavIuia Gibbs, colored lunatic, was
brought to The City Hospital yesterday. She
ID q native of North Carolina, but halls from
81 Andrews Parish, and ia twenty-nlne years
Of age.
The Agricultural Society are now com.
ple,ipg the arrangements for the annual
floral exhibition OF 1873. which is to he held
next month, and which promises TO fully eq''i !
inInterest and eDjoyablllty the very pleasant
festival given last spring at the Ryan Villa.
5. -Pardons for the following persons have
bean aligned by the President: snerod Chill.
ders and Vim. Montgomery, sentenced In No.
vember, 1871. to eighteen months imprison-
ment and one hundred dollars fine each, TOR
Ku.Klux conspiracy; John A. Lutz and March
Ball, convicted of violating internal revenue
laws.
The Augusta Chronicle suggests that the
Savannah schulzeDgeselschsl fix some other
date than May IL for their festival. as the
parade Of the Augusta Fire Department Is
fixed for May Is, and that event will keep q
large number of Augustans from attending
the schuizenfesr, who would otherwise be
glad TO do go.
The final session OF the convention OF
Irish societies, having In charge the late cele'
bratiou OF st. Patrick's Day, was held at
HIbernlan Hall, last evening. a vote OF
thanks was rendered to the president Mr..
James cosgrove, and it was resolved to con-
ti1ue the convention as permanent organ
izatiop to arrange for future celebrations.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1873-03-28

A TRIUMPHANT RECoRD.-In glancing back
at the history of proprietary medicines in this
country, it becomes at once evident that Hos.
tetter's Stomach Bitters has been the most
successful of them all. The record of Its trI-
umphs cover period OF about twenty years,
and during that time it has probably restored
to health and vigor a greater number of de.
oslitated invalids then all other tonics and al
teratiVes combined. The amount of disease
ana suffering that has been prevented by Its
extensive use as preventive medicine is, of
course, unascertalnable; but II is we'll known
and undlsputed fact that the malaria which
generates periodic tevers and many other dis.
tresslne and dangerous disorders, seldom If
ever produced any Injurious effect upon sys-
TENS that have been fortified In advance by
course of this Invaluable vegetable tonic.
mch2e-wfmDew
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1873-03-28
COMMERCIAL NEWS.
The Charleston Market.

V06 CnarleStOu uhFAot'
FOR THE WEEK ENDING THURSDAY, MARCH ~ 1870
TEE CRoPs.-Ths period has been moderate'
with good conc itlons for field work, and planters
have been steadily engaged in preparing for tne
coming crop. 1t is generally expected tnat iuii
area will be put In the leading staple, and tna1
more lhan usual efforts will be made to oolain
good growth. There have been some complaints
from the interior Of The non.arrVal OF Fertilizers
but this will probably be remedled in time TO pre-
vent any difficulty in their application.
THE REcRIPrs.-The arrivals at the cotton por'S
for the week up TO Friday last were "a, ,lsS bales
against 49, ,43s bales the week before ana os'ieS
bales for the time last year. At New Orleans
the supplies were 3d. 2as bales and l42S oales lol
the tluc the previous year. The total receipts az
the cotton ports from September !, 1872, up 70
the latest dates were 2s7a 1os bales, in contrast
with 1900, sos bales the year previous, showing
an increase OF 57a 3o3 bales. The arrivals at tne
principal Southern markets from september l.
1872, up to the latest telegraphic intelligence as
comnared with the wear befure, were as 1UlloW5:
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1873-03-28
Exports Of tho Week Ending March az

NEW YoRK-Per steam hip Georgia-75 bags sea
island cotton, e4I bales upland cotton, l0l tcS
rice, 70 bales domestics 800 bags cotton seed
meal, 81 hales hides. 6i8 empty carDoys, 66 cedar
Kegs, 500 bags rice chad, 206 pkgs sunhrlts .....
er steamship Manhattan-2S bags sea island cot
TOD. 3 hales upland cotton. IS tc5 rice so CO. X
clay, 49 bales dOmestc4. l06 bales moss, l82 bum
dies staves Is logs cedar, 1856 bos cedar, 62
empty, IS pkgs sundrles.. ...Per steamship
Charlesl on-o5 bags sea island cotton, 347 bales
upland cotton il3 tcs rice. 263 bols rosln, 81 bales
dOmeslics, ~ tonsiron, 92 pkgs sundries. Per
schr David Faust-l4l,456 feet yellow pine lum-
Der.
PHILlDELPHIa--Per steamship Ashland-30o
bales upland cotton, 80 tcs lice, 1873 bales domes.
tics, 33U bbls naval stores, ~ casks clay ID tons
Iron. lao ESgs su1dries ......PPr schr q Nash
l20 900 feet lumber.
BALTIAoRE-Per steamship Falcon 83 bales
cotton 202 tcs fire "a bales domestcs, 2Oo7 sacEs
ground phosrhate IA bals rags and paper, lO
Casks clay, hhus b"nes 204 empty BIB ., 80 bags
dried fruit 81 rolls leather bales oag5. $1,000
feel lumb r 10 pkgi su0drlrs.... ..Per schr kllas
Moore-l77, 900 feet lumber.
NEW haven. CoNN-Per schr John Daley
lS0 600 feet lumber.
WILMINGTON, DEL-Per schr Mary and Eliza-
3l0 tous phosphate rock.
NORFOLK, vA-Per scnr Means-1o3, 900 feet
hewn timber.
KsNNE' UNKPoRT, ME-Per schr Fannie Butler
ID, 1000 leet rebawed lumHer.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1873-03-28

CHARLESTON MANUFACTURERS 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 Estsb.
lished Immediately after the war, 1t he's been
uniformly and increasingly successful, and
now affords unrlvalled facilities for the manu-
facture of doors, sashea, blinds or anything
else in his line. See mis- advertisement.
mchl0.mwf1mo
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1873-03-28
Exports.

LIvRRPooL-Per bark David McNutt-168 bags
ST.. island cotton, 1854 bales upland cotton, 297
bbls rosin.
NEW YuRK-Per steamship South Carolipa-12l
bags sea island cotton, 326 balls upland Q 'tton,
40 nerces rice, s24 bbls rosin, 81 casks clay 81
bol4 oil, IS bales domastlcs, 81 pSgs mdse, 81
SACKS rice nour, 81 boxes pencil wood, and sun
dries.
SOsroN-Per steamsh Mercedita-27o bales
upland colt n, l5i hbl5 naval stores, 5e9 sacks
meal 1ol SACKS rice hour az casks clay, AID q lot
OF iron .... :. Per schr Adile Blalsdell-495 tons
phosphate rock.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1873-03-28

CoUeHs.-A medicinal preparation In the
form OF lozsnge is the most convenient.
"Brown's Bronchial Troches" allay irritation
which induces coughing, giving relief In
Bronchitis, Hoarseness, InflueDza, Consump-
tive and Asthmatic complaints. Dow1E,
NOISE 4 DAVIS, Agents. nov28-wfm3
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1873-03-28
Interior Cotton Markets.

Interior Cotton Markets.
LExNeroN, March %.
Cotton is selling at l7Hals1c.
Cotton is selling at lexa1sxc. ~
NEwsERRY, Masch rs.
spARrANsuRa, March 2s.
Cotton is selling as 1910.
About 20 bales have been sold since last report
The market hns been dull and depressed. We
quote: Ordinary l3hc. good ordinary lsc, low
middiipg lexc, mldding lexc, strict mlddlLng
l7Kc.
COLUMBUS, March Is.
Market light demand. Ordinary l4Kc; good
ordinary l5ha16x; low middllnRs II; middiiDgs
25o oN'-0 N'' i'0s'e'' W. '-''f
MONTGOMERY, March rs
Ordinary 16c; good ordinary lex; strict good
ordinary l71sl7H; low middllngs TX; mid.
dngs ls4. Tne market 1s steady.
New York Coffee Market.
NEW YORK, March a.
Cofr 9 one quarter Of q cent higher, closing
strong; Elo lexslsc. gold.
New York Naval Stores Market.
NEW YoRK, March 26.
The Daily Bulletin says: Receipts TO day. .lio
bbls ros II, 25 do spirits turpenune. SpirttASur.
penrr has been In fair request today at SO for
merchantabIe order. the market closing nrmer
with some holders refusing to sell below 6eko
bid was made on Ine floor OF the exchange or
6ic for 1900 bbls OF spirits In Wilmington. sales
b. re include 4so bbis at sec. Strained rosln has
ruled rather quiet to- day, but fair quantity was
taken last evening at ct: ady figures: Sales 46o0
bbls last evening at So 40. and $50 bbls at same
price. In the nne grades we notice 27o b 1ls mol
rate Jooblns request at 81 for primo city do
hvered.