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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-03-19
DOMESTIC MARKETS.

GALVESTON, March IS. 1875
Tsesip!s Log baes gross los7 E1Dors-oOastwss 81
NEW ORLEANS. March Is 1875
Cotton Arm and in good demand mddling, l5sSc; low
% S f?SH 0rqhapGy Great Ns rSs qan
$751; to the Continent 1853 Sales Ai0a STOCK 2sssiH
NOBLE, March ls, 1875
rssss %'S9n Sales s ss' 5sss bales
SAVANNAH March Is 1875
seipss' BALES Exports eoastwiss sss sales u.s.
Cotton and s; March y ls
rsceipH s bales. Exports cosswiss sS1S Sales 500
Spirits ugpsn,in. 9m a So darsa Is ss
for strained Crude urpentne steady at 81 IS for hard
anu 81 Is tor yellow dip and virgin Tar steady 81
81 90
S Ssnsd S s' Barley So4n sl ssss ssS
;SSs s
aG o MSss dS s CO. %
s .% ga ~ Z Sasss SsS
hsh rs
So @ Sf y s. f Ga @ &
So 80 tor medium clover 81 2o 81 rs for large clover
TOLEDO, March ls 1875.
in fair demand; No. VIII tie wabash 81 Is; No. white
Michigan, 81 IS: extra do. 81 IN; amber Michigan,
sred y oS 81 %: No: amber illinois s. ls6. Corn
Soc. Mic hgan $50. Cloverseed 80 49, mammoth IS s5
Keceips4OO0 bushels wheat $4,000 do. H. 900 DO.
oats Shipments-9OOO bbs. -four, CO. 900 bushels wheat
600 do. corn
CHICAGO. March IS 1876
Flour-Demand light; holders Arm. Wheat excited;
rsaa HarsS sse e.
June: No do. s9c s9he rejected Sic slSc; Corn
April 72hc bid MAY; rejected CSC $3.50. Oats dull;
NOMINAL No z Ss.ic Oslo spot b8aac April, b6s.c
higher; lighS IS 80; heavy So Pors dull unsettled;
IN iar demand lover. At ss CO. Sls e2 spot April,
mSud Arm WhIskev in tsr demanis Arm az t' !, " II
Recelps-Fiour 1900 bills wheat $500 bushels; corn,
Flour 6,OW bbis wheat. 1900 bushels corn. 5000
do oats LOCO do. barley, 5000 do. At the afternoon
call of the Board wheat excited aud higher at esc.
April, sy1c. May ssHc. June. Corn higher, at 66kc.
higher al Sic 50 April SO 70 sis 72E May S2o june
Lard higher at SIS 70 April.
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CLOSING PRICES-9 ?. NJ.
COMMERCIAL REPORT.

COTTON IN BETTER DEMAND AND HIGHER
FLOUR FRMER-wHEAr PIRM-CoRN DULL
AND LowER-OATs UNCHANGED-BARLRY AND
RYE QUIEr-poRK EAsIER-LARD CLOSED
LOwER-GROCERIEs QUIET-FRKIGHTs FIRM
PETROLEUM sTEADY-sPIR1Ts OF TURPENTINR
sTEADY-ROsIN FIRMER--wHIsKEY STEADY
THURSDAY. March 1s, 1876.
The trade movement continued only moderate,
although there were some exceptions. Dry goods
busiest season IN the latter is past. On 'Change
Hour was little more sought after and . little
frmer. Wheat was in moderate request, but
prime samples were held very firm at somewhat
improved prices. The sales were very moderate
the market closing quiet, but firm. Corn was DUH
and lower, closing heavy. Oats we're steady. Bar.
ley was quiet. Whskey was unchanged Provi.
sions were in fair demand, but prices were with
out decided change-a tribe easier. Cotton met
with better demand and ruled 1rmer Tor both
spot and future. Groceries were quiet and not
essentially changed in value Freights quiet Ior
accommodation on the BERTH Chartering business lair
for oils at steady rates. Petroleum quiet and values
essentially changed Spirits rpentins dull and
unchanged The market for rosn active and closed
lrmer, noticeaby for strained
CorFEE-Nothng OF special interest has transpired.
The recent in other branches OF the grocery
market has infused feeling of dstrust and depressed
feeling generally pervaded the market The only deal
further shading and we reduce quotations &c. The
stock this date in first hands. other than Rio includes
l00 bags Java 900 mats of do 4724 bags OF Laguayra
1904 Jamaica 1855 do. St Domingo 1872 do Porto
Rico, 36l do Costa RIGA, S0S7 do Mexican los
Mia, and 494 do Savanila Total 1882 bags and 9O9
OF Rio and Santos In 6rst hands this late,
955l2 bags We quote:-Ordnary cargoes l5,ac. l6c
ie do Sc s r s9Ss ao 70; o9s srme d.
bags SSe 2sS do grass mats &c sSc
sE c &c. 81 iagaayra IKE rs jamaica 7e
ls1ac ST. Domingo. 1910 l6..c Porto Rico, l71sc.
l sSros unsa c ca e s ,gS sSa
lie. a lS1sc., gold, 60 and 20 days.
better in that the demand was more general and for
larger lots, while prices were FULLY &c Id. higher
MADE Ss to the 5us s
pretensons of holders were regarded unreasonably
class Of buyers We note sales Of SO bales in the way Of
short noes for exp9ri on terms All the freight
for at re asking
We noticed considerable inquiry for spot after
holders preventing business by asking ma tefiai sd.
vance on quotations Scme sales were made including
eHporeF was based on qualified nsraeaons from
than Quotations. For future deliveries the market i'm.
proved Lice at the opening in anticipation continued
with estimates Of the weeks receipts scarcely be-
Sysne a y00 wSoa s
Towing quotations we're ruling at the close
March, Nsy is 1915 L IsS2s A9S ans ss ls sss
July. II sl6c; II ss2c August y 2s-s2c l7Nc.
sSspsmsssr ld Deee%Se e IS s IL ss
quote prices based ,o on standard Of classification
below sns grade aaoea oTdlaaIy Ike good Ys S1S
ions ions based on standard o0'
TTnyu ado utSVrnr n~I<~
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Wheat was In limited demand but the market was
hrm, particularly tor choice Chicago, for which there
closed about 81 is III Tor No. Chicago, 81 IL
VI 10 Tor Milwaukee The sales part last evening,
Chicago store including small lots nngraded at
81 Is 81 a. ahoat At the close 81 1919 was bid Tor
HacSss H SSn Sas d aE eo,nT
sac Tor prime Oats were STEADY but quiet Sales 5000
bushels at 661sc Coo. for mixed and &C. Zoe. for
l6Jj bushels 81 for tworowed State and 81 10 for Jour
rowed 10000 o. prime Canada west at u 40 l000u do
SU 0sde rg a8. g. psnS
fssIcnTs.-The demand for accommodation on the
haures were realized for grain Vessels Tor charter
were in demand from the petroleum trade but for other
The a., call WAS Rates syOred tho
sra and Bacon se Semi
81 sst' 'sI'n eD. 1s
j. a 70 rs.ss by .s SsS S.s Po. os
charters wereAn Austrian bark hence 10 waterford,
to asm6urs with t7oo noIs refined pesroleum
Dark $50 tons placed on the berth tor Trieste
Snce Is k 10 u Of aour q,
Norwegian bark, from Philadelphia to antwerp or Bre-
men with LOO bbIs OF refined ps!roeu,G az ~ hfd;,
count; British slip nov iybse from phIladslpha
As 3D. British bark, $50 tons, from Doboy to Liver
pool with timber at SIS 3D., and resawed lumber at
MoLAssrs.-The demand Tor foreign era les has been
fair at In some instances, improved prices Trade
qualities are readily placed arrival at null quotations
Rha ~ al q GS Us ns.n II
ssyR:d H. N e. u CO t;f s:aass ~
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HERALD FRIDAY 49, ls75.-TRPLE

do d. grocery, ssc 4sc. Porto Rice sse ssc; Esg-
spirits Of Fl! p ne remained s" snd d
aaecsedy 9rmer acnve strained closing at s. O7,s
1 he s sso on
Of low SO Of ap asovf bb Gn Of %ryaf at - SS
q DO, i5se board 8 r.; 100 ess dS q! 8 3
ssis quOss 50 Wilmington Mas and VIII VII
sr Ssaned 'Sl S wa. quiet
ruled about steady closing at ltae for prompt delivery
s'sssy x;Sn sSs
easier and soia lSr city .'Th The mars
as, wa G8s1 sale q 96s
creek were of quiet market with quotations not
WHY WHY ST sansea ass en Gy s R Iss
Te 81 81 ldiSae SIX ParnsIs United L 81 Ss
cut meats Is DO lard 1870 bSs and t erces and
IS kegs The market for mess pork opened be clos,
AND a. S
90 e rs e. Ssr: $ s.
was quiet unclaimed We have only TO note sales
Thn me sr
spected sit 50 for plain mess inspected plain
pse66ess s9 So 90 sreed sse 81
city extra India mess $50 Beef hams exhibited no
range o. ss the better Qualities Cut meats
attracted some but owing 10 the nrmness OF
ported We're $50 boxes shoulders on private
sE% s. DE- Of si s as%'
ID. Lard-rhe demand Tor Western steam was isir but
Closing az ii..c. ZOO tsrees for March At IKE 5000
l4c u SlSc. City was quiet and steady at lac sales
Rion:-rhsre was q fair trade in ,obbins way, but
Sales about Is terces Carolina and bags Ransoon at
prime dos TIC sc; choies do At Sc $50 Loa ta
Snaiiaes down 70 &C.; RanSoon. At Sysc CSC, cur
sss9sy n1hs s 70 H'ns0on ID 00ne at
SUGAR dull weak. and unsettled. Many Of the
ners are sramped for mhds and recent failures have
nomnaily lower, though the absence OF important
The few sales reported included $50 hhds good refining
MuscovadO 800 bags Brazis both on private terms
l015c. iOsc. hards. The stock and comparative
stock this date IL as follows
Stock (ascerained by actual
count, including specua- 80, o,,
a:s s9 saG nss a.sss IL ss ls sssz LIZ
sa 1s.s sss March Ss ss sSsS ls ss s.
Stock this day March 49, 1875 1919 s6I59 lI5 4ss 27
Comparing with stock March
~ ISIS. w.. $50 - 1896 ao7~ nosss 1864
IL is72 $500 g. 4ss s22ls 7o2ss Lsss
We quote, nominaliy :-Cuoa-Refning interior to
Ss.c. re do; good to prime. &c. SIC, grocery
a s 70 ahSs and SoHss \! Nos GsGss
&C. molasses, hhds. and boxes 70. IKE; melade &c.
a61sc. clayed boxes, Dutch standard Nos toy q. a
DO Si 70 to = sc Of Grt do ~ g 70 oAe o
Ss,sS a
refining grades &c. ne. de-, grocery grades, Sc.
- rEAalSE.oThe market was quiet and unchanged.
TALLow Arm sold the extent of Ooo lbs at
SIC. as s.lsc and Is hhds a. sssc;
and steady Sales loo bbls at 81 is per gallon
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EUROPEAN MARKET.
LONDON PRODUCE MARxEr-Loxpox March lS-Even
ing-Ldnseed oil. 2Ss Sd. per cwt
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THE GOLD MARKET.

Gold opened at 1l6H and declined to 1leh; but
closed firmly at the figure first named. The I'M
dertone OF the market Is decidedly bulsh, the ar
gument being that the bank statement on Satur-
day VIII show large loss In specie, and that i'm
porters and merchants will hereafter be forced to
pay higher prices Tor the gold which they require
Tor business purposes The rates paid for borrow.
ing were 1872 and 1-e4 per diem, and Z, g. a. and
per cent per annum. Loans were also made nat
and at and 3per cent ior carrying. The days busl
aess at the Gold Exchange Bank was as folows:-
urrsne c.'''''''.''.'... Sso OOo
SuticuCV udlduccS... V40,03l
uoio palances.. 1,209,410
Inc following is the Clearing House statement:-
currency exchanges. SOS, 1862
wv ,ency paiances'..'. 26b46u
00 ,9 SACnanees.. ........-........... 4,622,367
WI" os'"ASeS'. 6S9,O62
THE MONEY MARKET.
Money on call loan rates to-day was COMPARE
lively easy, ranging from to IN per cent, the
close being made at the latter rate. The supply il
stiIl abundant, and does not, thus far, appear to
oe anected by the speculation in gold or the de.
cline In stocks. Foreign exchange closed at A77x
AIS for bankers', sixty days, sterling, ana As2 q
sS2k for demand.
STATE BONDS.
In State BONDS plain skies OF Missouri are nrm
at ok bid, and st. Joseph issue at 90 bid, after
sales At 95T. Old North Carolinas are Offering at
II and new at H. special tax, 1rst series, closing
aia and second and third at sH Did. Ola South
Carolinas left or at Blk bid, and new January and
July and April and October at 20 bid, new funding
Offering at TX. Old and new Tennessees are
hrmer 81 e6 bid, old ex.coupon at As a 10 and new
series at 4eX bid New ex.coupon bonds sold ct
~, closing at AK o ~. Old ana new virglnias left
on At 80 bid, consols ct sSK 6oK and deferred &C
sAa1ok
RAILROAD BONDS.
These were in moderate demand. New York
Central coupon nrsts sold ut ll3X; registered DO.
at III nix Chicago and Northwest conson.
dated coupon bonds advanced TO ssx. Chicago.
Burlington and Quincy Fights sold at 1l2K; Nor.
ris and Essex nrsts at ll2; Delaware and Lacka-
wanna convertible at Ill; WABASH 6rsts at sly;
Great western seconds at 65K; Hannibal ana ST.
Joseph slghts, convertible, at 80; Harlem hrsta.
sevena, coupon, at Ill. Union Pacific sinking
iund bonds were offered and sold as low as sex.
recovery, however, was promptly MADE to ssk.
Tos weakness was ascribed not only to local
sa0es snerest, bat 70 NE failures rsportsA TO-DAY
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Included in the above are 500 bales to arrive For
been as follows :-Ysesterdsy after 2P M-Aprii, SO
1879 yans lcS at 7sec July, 100 a. i7c August,
Total $500 bales Yesterdays closing prices March,
S$sc July ,i75sc; august i 2Issc Sepemper
yemDer. IL 7ise. 6hc. December, is iS,s2c; i65Ss
eS at I'll Is ssc Apr at a ssc So at is i7ssa
HaS j $50, at P So a. A. s l5Se So
II s $500 s6j lo a. II zoo june 5oS at
asosii7 Sisc a. l4s July at 4 slee s So Il
23-32c LOO l72c 100 at IL 2oSlc, 800 at l7232c 10.
tai 1880 bales Grand total 2G500 bales The receipts
at the ports follows :-Galveston lO26 bales
New orleans 1927 Mobile Isl; Savannah rs; Charles
ton sls wilmington, 1855; Norfolk, los; New YORK..
This day last week l2ls9 bales. This day last year,
II Il9 bales Cotton Liverpool quoted thus
Hsvre, by steam, &c. TO Hamburg, by steam. Xc 70
Liverpool 3lSd. by steam by sail, nominal:
Y 600 bushels corn % 58s Do corn meal 40 bbls and
steady under tar inquiry Tor Shipping extras. when
1850 bos OF which $500 were ior export. Southern
bbs Brandywine sold at the appended quotations
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nISSOLUTION.- PARTNERSHIP HERETO.
- fore existing arm Rorer, Flock Co. Is this
day dissolved by mutual consent All claims against
said firm will be paid by Nelson :. Flock who will con
tnue In business under name of \: s. Flock Company,
at 500 Broadway. CHARLES L. RORER.
NELSON s. FLOCK.
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aoOuo ACtOA Will AOllo~s
PREPARING FOR SPECIE PAYMENT.
The coinage of silver under the Aot
which promises resumption of specie
payments in 1879 has already actively
mmenced. Last month. the Philadel-
phia Mint turned out 1872, 800 half dol
lars, 800 quarters and $50. 800 dimes
in all 1922, 900 coins, not to mention
600.00 pewter Eve cent pieces and
l.180, 900 minote bits Of copper, ca lied
cents.
FoUNDRRED IN THE MUD.-It is an
aoiual fact that small colored boy.
while attempting to GROSS Market
street, near Front, Wilmington. N. c.,
on Wednesday afternoon, foundered in
tue mud 30 badly that he could not ex-
tricate himself. He called for help,
and colored man waded in and
brought him safely to terra frma.
In Massachusetts village, there are
three churches, the ministers of each
bearing the name OF Wright. One
lives in the upper part of the town.
one in the lower, and the third at tho
mills: 40 the people have denomi-
mated their spiritual guides as "Up.
right" downright" aud Chill
right"
The City Physician Of Charleston
reports fearful increase in the num-
ber of still.borns in that city. The
oolored race must decrease and disap-
pear unless the trouble is remedied.
Eugenie is said to be wasting away
with consumption. aud her friends are
anxious that she should travel. She is
said to have ''aged" very muoh the laat
few mOnths.
A nephew Of Stonewnll jackson mar
ried niece OF George B. McOllean, at
Denver, the other day.
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When on Indianapolis man had lost
S3OO OF his employers money at faro,
his spnnky wife, pistol in hand, made
the proprietor refund. saved her hus-
bands place, and got one for herself
in the same establishment, besides be-.
ing generally and admirably talked
about.
Prof. J. L. Jones. who has for some
years past been connected with the
Southern Masonic Female College of
Covington. KY, has been elected Pre-.
sident of the Ookesbury Conference
Institute, OF South Carolina, the Oldest
school OF note in the State.
The President OF the Kansas Apri.
cultural College complains that no one
graduate of that institution has be.
come farmer since 1857.
The Eudngelical Reuieu OF Calcutta
states that 5000 converts to Christi.
anity were baptized in India dnrins
the year 1873, and 1000 in Burmah.
Up to latest advices. there had been
70, 50z persons arrested in Paris Tor
participation in the insurrection of the
Commune.
The bills thus far presented to the
New York Board of Aldermen for en-
tertaining Kalakaua amount to $9,2lI.
and more are promised.
Eight ladies OF the escaped luuatics
from the Beaufort. Canada, Asylum
have been recovered. One of the
ladies killed her sister.
The barn and stables of DR.. J. A..
Barksdale, of Laurens, was destroyed
by fire few days ago.
P. j: Byrd. Esq, an aged and re.
spected Citizen OF Laurons. died last
month.
10000 cigars. at 50 SO per 100, for
sale at Solomon's.
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NEW ORLEANS, February 6.-Ootton
strong-middling Is; net receipts
2,733; gross 2,S75; exports France
l,e85; opastwise 1898; sales 5000;
stock 286,O76
CHARnEsroN. February 6.-Cotton
frm-middling 15@l5]s; low mid
ding 14A; good ordinary IL; net re-
ceipts 2.Ol2; exports Great Britain
1850; France 3.O14; sales 600; stock
IS. .945.
WILMINGTON, February 6.-Cotton
unchanged--middling 141a; low mid
ding l416; good ordinary 1871; net re-
ceipts IT'S; sales 25O stock S, ,998.
MEMpH1s. February 6.-Cotton quiet
and steady-middling Is; low mid.
ding l4K; good ordinary 185S; net
receipts 1853; shipments 1918; sales
1890; stock SO. 1856.
LoUIsvILLE. February 6 Flour un-
changed. Corn Dominally 67(a7O.
Pork dull-20OO. Bacon firmer-
shoulders 81983S; clear rib ll(9lllh;
clear 1a6. Whiskey SO.
LIVERPOOL, February 6-3 P. NJ
Cotton market arm-middling up.
lands 756@754; middling Orleans
TX; sales l2.0O0, including 5000
American: 5000 speculation and
export; sales on basis of middling
uplands, nothing below low middling.
deliverable February or March,
ll.!6; April or May, TX; sales basis
middling Orleans, nothing below low
middling. deliverable February or
March. "a.
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BosroN. February 6.-Cotton quiet
and steady-middling l524; low mid.
ding 15N; good ordinary Az; net re-
oeipts 116: gross 1900; exports Great
Britain 310; sales 1,O67; stock %, 2,OS9.
PHILADELPHIA. February 6.-Cotton
frm-middling. 152<.
GALVESTON, February 6.-Cotton
frm-middIing Is; low middIing 14%;
good ordinary 1917; net receipts Q, OF / -;
exports Great Britain 2,2O5; coastwise
!, ~; sales 2,249; stock rs, ,629.
NoRFoLK, February 6.--Cotton
firm-middling Is; net receipts l.1l7;
exports coastwise 1,450; sales 200:
AUGUSTA. February Cotton
very aniss-middling 145a; net re.
ceipts 494; sales 952.
SAvANNAH. February 6.-Cotton
hrm-middling 1416; low midding
l43s; good ordinary II; net receipts
2,O66; gross 2,075; exports Great Bri-
tain 3,7RD; coastwise 384; sales 1852;
stock 97,388.
MOBILE, February 6.-Cotton firm
middling Is; low middling 14%; good
ordinary IA; net receipts 8,0O2: ex.
ports coastwise SO; sales 1900; stock
GA, 4,69l. ~
C1No1NNAr1. February 6.-Flour
qoiet and steady. Corn dull, at 66@
". Pork nominal. Lard-steam
13 621a9l8:65; kettle 14A. Bacon
Arm; shoulders SH@91z; clear rib
10A@a10oT; clear Tx. Whiskey
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Wilmington, Columbiao ana Aug,R II
GENERAL PASSENGER DtPAHT. .u7

|. OGNEhAL ASA6SEN6Eh DEPA RI.. NJ
OoLutBIA, 8. %. sNov. az; 1874. =.
6a I'D s aSTa STTaA;5'0ilRlsviDs a;'i Y ing sshs:
!, ooIsa xoRrH. FaArH ao2 4nafs 10 1
Leaye Columbia. ...!l $50 Am FB.IbBH.:
J,9Florence.. .i.s j.. LILO p M 1850 q o.
Arrive Wilmington.... e,46 p,m 7.lOsm,
CONC soUTE; TRAIN No,l TRAIH 70. s.
LosSe Wilmington. ,.... $40 IN 6lU o tn
-. Florence. ~. !.12. 80 D m Il lI.4O D IA
Arrive Columbias.j2sf 6.10p M mjd 400 o a.
Train No. g. from Colhmbia, 10 an ACCOM-
m2dation to Florence, and there come cts
CLOSELY with N. e. B: h, ,and at tWilmipeton
With ". W. r. r. to all points North.
Train No. 4 from Co1ufhbia' 10 fact HI.
press, making through conn ectsons; oil Fail,
North ana South, and water line Gennec,.
Train No.: I, from Wilmington, cohIsets
CLOSELY st Florence WITH n :. .'B1 b. B. for
charleston. and ie an aecdndmo dation tr ain
Train No. s. from Wilmington, Il. q faat
Express, connecting Closely from and to ali
points North and Boutb9 Through tiehete
sold aud baggage checked TO ali principal
pointe. Pullman sleepers on night trains.
Train No. Q leaves Columbia daily, Sun.
days excepted. Express No. every night.
Jas. ANDERSON, General Sup.
A. POPE. Gen. Passenger and TioketA AGENT
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For Sale.

For Sale.
~ a COTTAGE. containing four rooms.
5'ta On the premises are we'll of good
water and all necessary yout-buildinRs.
Apply Oh the premiscs, to
"A. MULLER, JR.,
Feb 81 168 Wayne street.
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Sundays Smoking.
INDIAN GIRLS MONOPOLY-three for
Il 25 cents.
Indian Girls NEW SENSATION-three
for Is conts.
Indian Girls HALF-DFME CIGARS.
The Monopoly and New Sensation are
the quality of cigars usually sold at two
FOR 25 cents, and the Half-Dime defies COM
parison with any cigar ever sold in this
market at 10 cents. sold only by
Feb PERRY l. SLAWSON.
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Buggies. Wagons. 60.
r AM now Offering MY stock Of BUGGIRg.
Il. HOCKhWAY5 AND MlLBURN WA
CONS otrsduesd prices to close the business.
Those In want OF vehicles will save money
by calling at the store Of John Agnew 4
Son, and purchasing before my steck in
closed ont. JOHN AQNEW.
Ian "a
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The Short Line Schedule.

1n6 SuOfC Line SCn0Gulo.
CHAILoTTE. COLUMBIA d AUGUSTA Il. B. Co.
COLUMBIA, 8. O., Dec. 2B, 1874.
kl O. esnse1 paa sshssulse ssGhltssS1ee gili nns, Be-
operated on and after this date:
GOING NORTH Train No Train No 4
Leave Augusta: $50 m A.I5pm
Graniteyille.. =. 10 20 m 5.l1pm
Colbis Junot'n. 2.1Spm f0.C5pm
ColuH bia...... 2 45pm 9.13pm
Chester. g. "a M
Arrive Charlotte. ..... 9.O0pm
No: Train makes close connection, Ola
Charlotte and Hiohmond, to all points
North, arriving at New York 6C5 a.. II.
No. Train makes close conn ction 0En
Wilmington and Richmond 10 all points
North, arriving al New York at 1871. n,
GOING SOUTH. Trsin Mol Train no 8
Leave Charlotte. $50 m
Chester. ....11. .O2 m ,-I
Winnsboro.. 10 38 III
Arrive Colun bia..... ZAP p m
Leave Columbia. 80. 2.52pm S.40am
Colbia Junet'n .t8.17pml 4lbam
GraHiteville -. .t7.1d y u a7.l8nm
arrive Augusta. .8,05 p m - 8,46 o "a
south bound Trains conIiect at Aupuete
Tor all points SouthA and West. Though
tick etc sold and bagga &c checked to prinoi-
RAJ points. az aiespipg carson eli Night
II aims, JAS. ANDERSON, General sup: : :,
A.HnPE, Gen. Passenger and Ticket AGENT
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Change Of, EcNaaule. '7el
souTp oAHor1EA kARaoAb doarAxaxi. 2S
o0IUnsIA,s. Or February 8, 1875. :,
- a III a Change Schedule
80 e J. ~ s = TO go into effect on
DAY YPABaEH0EnTHAIH.
Leave Oolum bie an nr,
Arrivest oharlS9ton at.e..,,r,,,,ll So pm
Leav veOharlest6h at. ~ .uu37 .06 am
Arrieeat 0olumBfaUt. &. HE a!l5 pm
HIGHT E1r1Ess 1oohafraoDA qfoFvaAr1f.
Leave eOharleston 4. 1Op N Arrive. 6.4bom
Camden Train will connect at Nngvilie
with Up Passengef Train for Columhia On
Monday, Wednesday and Friday; and Sith
Down Passenger Train from Columbia on
Iuesday ,Thursday and Saturday. go
8. g. SOLOMONS. Gen. Sun.
B. B. PIcKIHs. General TicketAgent..
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The American Newspaper Adver.
tising Agency of George P. Rowell &
Co.. New York, is the only establish.
ment OF the kind in the United States
which keeps itaeli persistently before
tho people by advertising in news.
papers. They evidently receive their
reward, for we have it from q reliable
source that the advertising orders
issued by them for their customers
have exceeded 38. 900 day sinoe the
commencement OF the year, and this ie
not o very good year for advertising,
either.
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and Farmers Buildln5
and Loan Association.

A MEETING Of the Mechanics and
N Farmers' Building and Loan Associa-
tion will be held on TOMORROW (Monday)
EVENING, at 8 o'clock, in the hall over
+. Z. Stokes Book Bindery. Money loaned
snd dues received. T. II. HIBBES.
Fob II Secretary and Treaaurer.
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HARTFORD. CONN.
A SS ETS. January l, 1876, $40, ,657, COS. SO.
N The strongest Company insuring
| lives in South Carolina. No change In
rates. Office No. 1. Central Bank Build
ing. W. B. GULICR, =
Feb Z / General Agent