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substantial AID promising foundation,
is, as have said, . matt r both fer
surprise and admiration. At the mines
are to be seen Two Of the natural curl
osities in which the State OF Florida
SO abouuds. The hrst first is in the
shape of huge houdcrs of 500 lime
stone, found ia mining tie phosphate,
which, when first uncovered, are a.
white as the purest lump lime we are
familiar with. Tie second is in the
shape of ali inexhau.,ible we'll Of wat
made by driving through the soft ealth
a siX-nch iron pipe TO IL depth OF 1870
feet. From this by means OF pump
Is discharged q iiF4-iach stream Of va
ter-a sufficient supply for = large pop
ulation. Through his pump is fire.
quently drawn pieces Of sticks. leaves
&c, evidently proving that one Of
llogida's best veins or water courses
has been topped.
The mine Is at present distant some
two mile; from the nearest railway sta
iiOn, but the road will shortly be con-
,inued, so that the phosphate will be
loaded on the cars right in the store
house
1t is also distant some five miles from
the llourishing town of Ocala, a name
sacred in the hearts Of all faithful mem
bers Of the alliance rs designating the
spot upon which was framed the plat
form which gave form and life to this
fastest of political organizations. Had
lis Trainers but continued their journey
to the site Of the phosphate mines
cannot help thinking that they would
there have observed much more GER
tain remedy Tor farmers' grievances
chan is likely to result from recogni-
lion il Uncle Sans legislative balls
cl the doctrines enumerated in their
farmers platform. a brief reference
now TO another of Florida's wonders
which we visiled-its beautiful silver
springs. This body of water which
is created by a vast spriug in lis
centre is at tLis point some 81 feet
in dcptf. Notwithstanding its great
depth the water Is 50 translucent,
- c!ear. th1l tie brisii. pebbles aud sil
very s9nd on its bottom seem so near
that you hav, only to reach your hand
over tic side OF The beat TO gather
them.
And uow, Mr.. Editor, l will wind up
this recital Of hasty but pleasant
trip to the land of dreamy reposc and
beautiful Orange groves.
Il. BELcHES.
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O. ares those arrangements and weak
4! make woman'S life miserable
..t. who ne2lectS 10 take proper ex-
.esMriy prone to excessive con
'L..i:y oul sluggish circulation.
tifnc we advise the " Prescription"
r 'nenys and dispiaccments Of the
is which reSt.lt in signs Of in
ia catarrhal discharges from
sr@u,;.nes, and i'll distressing
,.iis medicine is guaranteed
st eaJ.. o. the money IS returned.
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PERSONAL.
CUFTY DOLLARS REWARD


Escaped from Jail on "Wednesday morning.
March 81 1854. at about ESQ O'Clock,
DANIEL CORBN ANA EDWARD B2ADLY.
Dan Cor5;n isa dark copper-colored man
about 40 years old, aud 5 feet g inches high /;
weighs about 150 pounds had on 1hon he
left the Jail a checkcrcd sEit Iuhhcr Shoes,
blue shirt w!h large turn Gown collar. derby
hat walks little lame and IS very talkaliye.
EdTart! Brady is a.yoCng mau. about >
years Old, mulatio-coiercl aboat ) fee,
inches hi@h very atout;smo9th iac. hajr cat
shor. with 4 roach ON Tie front @. his h":d ;
had on blue oye:aiis an,!a icl!aisi.colored shirt
and 5louch hat: swings himself when walkiug
and has friends about Falls Church.
viii give tie abevc rew.Ii ll. the ar.l-;
of both, or so foi either deliver 10 nlo ut
Alexandria.
WM. Z. SMITH Sergeant.
m21 1w
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~ s
f,,ner at a flare enabIi..g him 10 DO
that lust state: 10 b. i,nSe!a.;ye. : Z.
10 annly 10 his acres q liberal ar,s
inc OF fertiiiz;Dg matter. csusiu. tAcm
Ia work rich au.; b5,ml si..j IN yetur0.
This soft nhosnbaf.. no.s.-s.es ,,lsa q
char.e feristic Of inestimal,Ie yslue. al.
raaJy ,}cmonstra,ad i,-yon3 INV r,.a.
sonahlc douht rhe ,,rn,,Grty ~ attracl.
;n1o and ahs,r'ctino ,nni.t,,ya ION ,ba
atTnosnbere durin@ aeasars If Ijrouoft
fms f6rmioo n ,.asnrvair from, wbiri, is
drawn sIstnn1ncn for rtha thirsty Miami
ana without w!,ich If wifhns der.,ys
and dies
This yaInahla fe,tpr. $50 fa. ~: NV
l,n ,y5edee ones necnl;sr n ,bs 90,
,,I,ocnboie and j. H. in,r,.diatn nn.....
t:te Of that which nr.ynils in 81; oIher
fsrt;I;yin~ mot,er that 7 am arouain,a1
with so mnrb 80 thof = sinoIe annl;c,.
ian IF +ba Iotte, - ,,o~ar}ed IN, tLo
,'roo,iooI c,r,Ne,. a.. ,1osit,''.I,. S..,r,,,
- ~ III. Iro,>. GnTin,r ;i,,, 80,
Tbe ~ tast 80 of tbe iahnr7 or,. - lons ,t
oLso.,.;,,o ,,a,,.,,, ,,a.,ls,...I
I'd i'%o0i";' nool. ,(rt g"V ,,,i, .
~ - - - II r.
40 20 - per cent. and in this mat be
found an explanation Of the t4ct lldi.
Gated. That this feature merits tue
claim have advauc;l for it as be-
iug of inestimab!e value, IS
proven by the fact that fearing to
assume the risk involved n the use Of
the fertilizer hitherto at hiS command
the 'armer OF the south has follow, d
a system that upon the S ghiest rilec-
ton he must recognize to h2, 10 siy
the least, Il most undesirable one.
He fails to ferlilize his crops at the
outset Of the ro'ltion he usually follows
aud thus throws upon one crop aud
that the wheat crop the burden of
meeting the cost involved in the use
OF the manure upon which the entire
course has TO depend. This, IN View
Of The low yield OF wheat per acre and
the sjll lower price prOpyrliouatcly per
~ .h-l. ,uow must be rvcoguiz - ar-
vm} the power OF iris c.cp 80 do ii,
hone ttertililng ,hc land at the outSei OF
yuc Yoa.iaa conmehctH- U.,h Tic c1iu
crop he cost is shared by me iTa
marketable -r.in crops, corn ana "h".
and it would be easy TO shuw by the
use ola icw figure tiidt under 'N'S-
ing conditions tha co>o 9i iht heaFH5
application 80 de.'rit'le c'nIa be well
horne by The corn crop alone, Ii a suita-
bic fertilizer mte''og al! feq"lfene T.
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y EDICINAL.

- N.-E - S--h ~ -
healthy physical
condition. " Beau
y is but skin deep"
yet it greatly de-
pcnds on a clear
complexion, free
from wrinkles anl
hollow cheeks.
Health always
brings wealth of
beauty. a healthy
state Of the system
comes with Doctor
Pierce's Favorite
Prescription. Its a
medicine prepared
for woman's all
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By - Neal s. l.Hitt ADctjuGcciS-
FE1RUSTEES iEOV IMPROVED REAL
Z ESTATE
BY virtue decd of trust. date! .jniy 29lh.
ISIS and recorded in deed book 20. ug"
$50. one of the land records OF the city 81
Alexandra, Va, and Of the agreements en-
tered into between Henry C. Robinson and
Judge Williams aud w. H. Payne ard by
order Of tie Board Of Directors of the bic
chanic' Binding ,sso".a,pn No. :, Of Alcy-
andra Va. W. 'y.li sci at b.ic1uction, on
SATURDAY, Aa-rh 5lsr lo9i.
at II O'Clock M. 81 .D OF the Royal street
entrance Ia the VA sci Bnilding, in the city
OF AleXandra Na the following property,
situate IN the sad city of Alcxand ria Va.
to Wit:
First. ALL THAT LOT OF GROUND, inn
droyed by two-story brick dwelling hound
cd rs follows viz: Beginning ON the north
side of Oronoco street I3 feet / II inches
west OF Alfred street, ANA running thence
west on 0r0norG street II feet J., inches.
more Or less 10 the centre of the partition
wall between the house upon this lot and the
house t3ioining on the west thence north
parallel W5th iiired street 700 feet 10 an al
icy 10 .c.; G'dc tbc1cc cast parallel win
Oronor trc length of the fiist liuc aud
theme arl.lci with AilIed street t0
the besiua-
sccou ..l tat or LOT GROUND
upro III by Il tHo story brick dwelling adj
ioiuing the above described lot on the west,
fronting 4 feet / ), inches. more OF .cs. on
Orouoco street, and nuning back JAe same
width as in front 700 feet to said 10 .cct;si-
ley with the use Of said aicy.
Terms Of sale Cash.
I'D. il. LUNT
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FOR SALE.

EOR SALE-A FAMILY CARRIAGE
4 second hand, bur as good as new. Gail
and see it, THOMAS PERRY,
nov2S If 132 Kingstrcct
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INNS IS THE FAMOUS NIcTOI

VICTOR Bicycles are made of the FINES
material and are FULLY guaranteed by the
largest bicycle firm il this country, namely
The Oycrman Wheel Co.-whosc name is
guarantee of EXCELLENCE.
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HUGagiNCs.

YSYHE Stockholders Of the WASHINGTON
4 NATIONAL BUILDING AND LOAN
ASSOCIATION of Washington, d. G. are
hereby notified that tie annual Stockholders
meeting OF said association will be held in the
city Of Alexandria, Virginia, or TUESDAY,
the 18th day of April. 1891. The meeting
will be held at the associations principal Of
flee at three O'Clock 2. III. BY orde. Of TIE
Board OF Directors.
ROBERT T. PORTER, Chairman.
J. B. WILSON.
l.. VI. SAUNDERS. Executive
THEO II. HARDING Committee.
JAMES L. DC HOlS.
u,.t.. III
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AUCTION SALES.
BY o'Nc4J x Lnnt. Auctioners.

-. - ~ '' ~ 's'llAA' +Aia'Al'1i'A7s
rENRUsTEE'S SALE
BY virtue Of the deed of trust from c. o.
Pullman ct uX, recorded i'll lber No. %. page
b. Clerk Office. Corporation Colr,. city of
Alexandria n The request OF the creditors
-eruted. Will sell under the terms of the
said deed, the property thereby conveyed, To
Wit: THE l.OfDe GROUND WITH THE
BUILDING thereon in Alexandria Va, be.
-!:ang IL the intersection OF the north side
of Duke street wiki The east side of Alfred
,rcet. and running thence cas-; ON Duke
-tlect - l,c'. more or less, 10 the centre Of
-he est val. thence IolJh - iec5 moe or
ess 10 al alley; thence west on the alley TO
ll!rcd street and thence south on Alfred
'trcct To The point of beginning. together with
dlappuriance, at public qUctioa. at about ,
n. on SATURDAY, 5pn 1th, 1891, on
Roya street in lront OF rhc Market House
~. to ioll)wiug terms ne-tliri cash ana
fine residue in two equal payments at and
- mDntEs from day OF sale thcdcforred pay
mons to bear interest, and be secured by
ccd OF trust on the property and IN insur-
ance policy thereon.
I.G 0'NEAL,
maDO IA Trr.tco
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j. u. il. hlNT.
F. =. CORBEGT, Trustees.
VI. b. lEARLOW,J
mal5 n
2v O'Neai N Luut Auctioneers.
-. IL. .-.-..L - 4 L. L1L- LALLtLlA-. !.

BY O'Neai ,v Luut, Auctioneer5.
COMMISSIONER SALE or iAiPRON ID
K REAL ESTATE.
Bv virtue of a decree Of the Corporation
to;irt of the city Of Alexandra. Va, entered
.r t!. cl anccry cause ot IheophIins Balleugef
agaiDst Michael Nugcnt ct ais, will sell at
public auction. on
SATURDAY, MARCH 81, 1894
AZ - o'clock noon, in fronto the Royai street
entrance o. the Market Building, u the etty
of AI.yauGria Va, the following property .o
wit
ALL THATL lot OF GBCt 81 c.ty
.f alexandria Va. iiap.uvs-
stony FRAME DWELLING ,l4lt.
folloH,. v.z: beginning on tic W. oe OF
Lee street III .he middle OF the sluarc-
tween P,I-cl ana Queen streets, at the 90 II
line of tue lot formerly Doctor James Ken
ncdy's. and running thence north on Lee
street feet > inches; thence west parallel
to Princess street 123 feet , inches thence
south parallel with Lee street II feet >
inches, and thence east parallel With Princess
street 123 feet inches to the beginning.
Terms of Sale: One-thiri of the purchase
money in cash, and the residue In two equal
payments at six and twelve months from day
of sale the purchaser to give his notes for tue
deferred payments, which are TO bear interest
from day of sale, and the ute 70 be retained
until the whole OF lie purchase money is
paid. All convey8ncing AZ the cost OF the
purchaser A. W ARMSTRONG.
Commissioner of Sale
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BY O'Neal & Lunt Auctionccrs.
rTRTSrEE'5 SALE.
v&USTEE'S SALE

FSI&l-STEE'S SALE
~ virtue ct Il deed Of trust recorded in
lihel j., No. i, page 44G, Clerks office of the
Alexandria County Court at the request
ot tbs creditor. VIII sell under the t,rms of
said deed, the property thereby conveyed,
to-wit 3 TENEMENT AND LOT Or
GROUND situate about onc.haif of a mile
north o; the city Of Alexandra Va, on the
west side OF the Washington and Alexandra
turnpike adjoiiiug the land formerly occu-
pied by Michael Hart. at public auction, on
SATURDAY, the 7tii day OF April. 1894. on
Royal street in front OF the Market House.
or the following tcrns, to-wit About 5000
cl,b. and the residue in six months from day
of sale Sale TO take place at - IN
JOHN NJ. JOHNSON,
lut5 cots Trustee.
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For testimonials as to the superiority Of
NiCT0Rs We refer 10 the many Victor riders
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AUCTION SALES.

~ L. +. Knox, Ancuouecr
II NUSfEE'a SALE
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be.eby certify that A W. Armstrong his
oiycn the bond required by the decree tor
.lc in Theophilus Ballenger against Michael
JOHN S. BEACH. Clerk.
ByJ. T. CALLAHAN, Den. Cik,
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JAMES z. GAIta
mai5 &, Trustee
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he mine is at present distant some
two mile; from The nearest railway sta
tion, but the road will shortly be con-
,inued, so that the phosphate will be
loaded on the cars right in the store
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AIeXaalfilI'zrt.e iraiaiaAJYef.jStf.

PUBLISHED DAILY AND rRI-wEEKLY At
Gazette Building, $40 s: 3lo Prince 81;
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BY O'Ncal & Lui,t Aucu0Geeis.
E1RUSTEES' 81. + OF IMPROVED REAL
ESTATE

nlan l
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And nos, Mr.. Editor, l will wind up
this recital Of Il hasty but pleasant
trip TO the land of dreamy reposc and
beautiful orange groves.
Il. BELCHES.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1894-03-29
S e, fntnres RANGED rs follows.

Baltimore, March 2s-Flour dull, unchanged
western superior 81 706$1 30; western extra
81 0UGS2 40; western family 81 60CD32 70; win.
ter wheat, patent So 1908 IS spring wheat
patent So 6o1S3 80; spring straight, S 250
s. So Wheat strong and higher; No. red
spot 0lA06l5Sc; March 61h66l sc; May 6 "a
651sc; July 6413c asked: steamer No. red
5S1a 65Jc: milling, by sample, 5SQG1lac. Corn
tirmer; mixed spot 422s6tI3iac; April $3.50
428ci May 423sGg42Bc: steamer mixed 4llau
4Ac southern. by sample, 42143c; southern
yellow on grades 424Gi3Ac Oats steady;
No. white western 30 C asked; NO. mixed
western 3O1lc asked. Rye very quiet, NO ?
54c. Hay steady, un hanged; good to choice
timothy Sli 50G1pl5 o. Grain freightS dull
aad unchanged steam to LIVERPOOL, per
per bushei. "a, IS; Cork, for orders, IS; cot.
ton. per lOJ pounds, 27c; flour per 100 pounds
lie; Provisions steady; mess pork, Sl3 80
Bulk meats-shOulders r.? short rib sides &c;
clear sides nc. Sugar-Cured smoked shout
ders SIC hams ll4c. Lard. refined IS IS.
Butter quiet; creamery fancy, ga &c. ladle
ll9l2c Eggs steady at nc. Coffee quiet;
No. 17iac Sugar quiet; granulated I.2lc.
Whisky firm at 81 241Sl %.
Cincinnati. March 28.--Flour, spring patents
50 Z54S3 80 family g. 25G1S2 So Wheat
No. red DOC. Corn-Ne. mixed SOC; No =
yellow soc. Oats-No. , mixed 34Mc; No. 2
white 35c. Pork city mess sl2 20; clear
mess 81 IS, family Sl3 o. Lard steady;
steam leaf 75sc; kettle dried 794c. Bacon
steady; shoulders 6l8c; short rib sides ca
rec; short clear sides 6Ac Whisky steady,
OlSLlltet > EOOUS. AT Il 10.
St, Louis, March ?s.-Flour, high prices
asked; patents 81 S5QS3 60; fancy s. $50
s. %; choice 81 950 2 90. Wheat higher;
May 572&c bid; July o9ssc bid. Corn higher;
March 345sc bid; April 345sc, nominal; May
35c bid. Oats. higher May SIC: July 26Hc
Pork, standard mess, Sl2 90: on orders S12 So
Lard. prime steam 81 l5f1$7 20; choice 81 s.
Dry sailed meats-shoulders s. 621a; longs
ana clear ribs S. 10; shorts So %. Bacon
boxed shoulders, So -, longs So 30; clear
ribs Sc 6254 shorts IS 49, High wines steady
at 81 g.
Rice.
New York March 2s-Rice fair demand A.;
domestic fair to extra, 33s05hc; Japan "A
@4i4c.
New York March 2s.-Wool steady domes-
tic fleece 20825c; pulled t6125c.
Petroleum. Otis, Etc
New York, March Is Cotton seed oil
quiet, frmer; crude 26c bid; yellow Bic
New y ork, March 28--Petroleum unchan-
ington, in bulk, s. 50 refined nominal; New
York. in barrels s. 49, Philadelphia and
Baltimore in barrels, s. 10; Philadelphia and
Baltimore, in bulk, S2 6O9S2 S.
Naval Stores.
New York, March %. 49, Rosin. market
quiet; strained, common TO good 81 12LQ
81 IN. Turpentine dull and weak at 30za6D
3lc
Charleston, March 2s.-Spirits turpentine,
nothing doing; quotations omitted. Resin
firm; good strained at 95c.
strained, 90c: good strained. Csc. Spirits
turpentine dull at &c. Tar firm at csc.
Crude turpentine quiet; hard 81 10; soft and
virgin, 81 50.
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Receints.

Per Central railroad. March 2s-
S96 bales cotton, 254 bbls spirits turpentine,
753 bi Is rOsin. 30 tons pig iron 20 bales domes.
ties, III pkEs mdse, so bbls OIL > boxes trees,
as cases canned meat crate bldg material.
81 boxes candy. piano boxes saddlery, 3
sacks collars. "A bbls -four. 4 cases eggs pkg
household goods, bbls ammonia, ; pkgs d
meat tOX poultry, - pkgs furniture. ! Dbl
empty bottles, . halfhbls mineral water. 3
pkgs hardware. buis syrup, p road carts.
crates peas Is bhls whisky half bbls whisky
/ case clothing, . hdls hides, II empty kegs,
crates empty boxes, 10 cars blocks, car crate
material car box material l car ice, I car
poultry. cars meat, ] car hay.
Per Florida Central and Peninsular rail
road March 2S-l box groceries I can paint.
/ car shingles, 81 pkgs household goods,
sewing ma hine l,l23 boxes oranges ,144 crates
cabbage, ! saw steam pump, l foot valve
strainer, boX fittings box palmetto, I box
mdSe, cases dry goods, 1924 crates heets 3
boxes z fruit, 80 crates tomatoes, crates
squash, 30 crates beans. 100 boxes tobacco, 3
sacks potatoes case shoes, > cases cigars, ,
bbls paint, coil rope, I set truck springs
box machinery. 100 b shoes, 6 draw heads
Id brasses, y jacks, > bdls hides, 10 bbls
bottles. Doves tins.
Per Charleston and Savannah Railway
March 2S--1 car brick 3 cases candy, ! bag
potatoes bales sheeting, pilot, , bdls pillow
castings. case hosiery, bdls castings, Of
boxes tobacco.
Per Savannah. Florida and Western rail
way, March 2S-l2S bales cotton. car beer, ,
cars oats l46 pkgs furniture. 9 cars corn, 6
CdIe nay lOo SdChS BTltS, . cars COAL DOls
whiskyl2 bhls empty bottles,G empty barrels,
z empty drums, - bdls bags, car $ weights,
1914 bt Is rosin, 2t5 bills spirits turpcntine. IS
cars lumber, % cars rock, IS bbls cotton seed
oil, rs refrigerators berries, 8 bbls potatoes,
boxes household goods, SO sacks potatoes,
bbls potatoes, 2706 boxes fruit, bbls fruit,
pc boxes vegetables, 81 bbls vegetables,
bales hides bbls syrup. 10 bales tobacco,
? cases cigars, 9S pkgs mdse, 10 bales bags.
Per Charleston and Savannah railway,
March 27-24 bbls spirits turpeutine I car dis
bone car ice, car spikes, 20 sacks peanuts,
. bales bags, 2 carts and tlxtures,l bale mats,
9 axes, II boxes tools, lot household goods,
] trunk. box hardware, sack peas ! box
-four 1eg syrup, box W baskets.
Per Savannah Florida and Western rail
way, March 27-22 bales cotton. cars hay,
! car bran, l car Oil 25 bbls whisky 1 car lard,
l car soap ! car wood, bills mineral water,
800 iron castings cars GOALS cars cedar logs,
] empty drum, 205 bbls spirits Jurpentine. 723
bbls rosin, y cars lumber, cars rock, 8 cars
pig iron. car shtnglesl car iron pipe, % pkgs
household goods, 10 bbls potatoes, 3 bbls
syrup. tales hides, bales ! tobacco, 446
pkRs mds3. refrigerators berries. 225S boxes
frat 20 Dbls fruit, 1870 boxes vegetables, 737
Obls vegetables.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1894-03-29

Beaufort SC, March 2s-Arrlved at Port
Royal schrs Florence Shay, John NJ Brown
ami Ida Mathis, New YORK; Almedia VIII
lev, Boston.
Arrived at Beaufort. sChr Chas IT WolStOn
from Belfast. RE.
sailed from Port Royal, schr Alma Cum
minpS Boston. Sailed from Beaufort and ar
rived Port Royal steamship Auretta
New Orleans, March 2S-Cloarcd steamships
Arkansas, Key West via Port Tampa and
Punta Gorda; Numuri BOcas del ioro; Cali.
fornta, Hamburg Cola, Belize; FoXhall, Port
Lmou.
Port Eads. March es-Arrived. steamships
Elmar, Grant, New York; Gussle Hopuer.
Bluededs bark Gianino, Cacace Barbados.
Sailed, steamships Hotrun, Bluehelds;
Kings ale, Hamburg via Newport News:
Memphis, Bremen; III Monte and Knicker-
booker, New y Ork.
Jacksonville, March 2s-Entered schr Isaac
kerlln, Steelman, New York; schrs Annie
ketchum, Sttllwel, New York; j b Hol-
den, Beal New York.
Charleston. March 2s-Arrived. steamship
lroquois. Pennington, Jacksonville proceeded
New York; brig II b Hussey, Hodgdon,
Rockport; schr Clara Bergen, Burroughs.
New York.
Sailed, schr Edna and Emma. Richardson,
Georgetown. to load tor New York.
New York, March 26-Cleared, SchrS Matte
Newman Loveland, Jacksonville; Maggie J
Chadwick. Haley, Jacksonville
Sailed schr Genl Adelbert Ames, Jameson,
Savannah
Boston. March 26-SaiIed schr Viola Rep.
pard, Brunswick Mary Sanford, Darien; May
O'NeiU Fernandina.
Delaware Breakwuter. March 26-Sailed,
schr Annie Bliss from Philadelphia for Savan-
nah.
Garston, March 24-Sailed, ship Frey LNorl
Hansen, SapelO.
Grimstad, March 16-Arrived, bArk Mark
Twain lNorl, Nielsen, Charleston for Norr-
Hoping.
Trieste, March 2l-Arrived bark Maria
Adelaide lltall, Cacace, Savannah.
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Per steamship Allegheny for Baltimore
1870 bales cotton, 80 ales sea sland cotton.
10 bales wool. l,27 bbls resin, 1877 bbls spirits
turpcntine, y h1ls pitch, IL bbls rosin oil. 3
tb tar, 800 Cedar logs, O. tons pig iron, 900
empty barrels 100 cases canned oysters II
bales domestics, 5 cases domestics. 1896
boxes ORANGES, bbls oranges ,23l bbls vegeta-
bles, 1872 crates vegetables, l29 pkgs mdse.
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Tybee, March 2s-9:OO pm, wind NE, fresh
cloudy.
Mobile. March 2s- Cleared, bark Leviathan
TNorl. FrivOld, for Middlesboro, Eng.
Georgetown March 2s-Arrived, schrs L NJ
Reynolds. Gheen. VIM II skinner, Woodland.
ana Percy w Schall hubbard, New YORK;
Edna and Emma, Richardson, Charleston.
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Washington, DC, March 26-Notice is here
by given by the Lighthouse Board that as
soon as practicable, the iron buoys in the
Buoyage Third Lighthouse district. taken up
at the beginning o! winter, will be replaced
on their respective stations.
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COTTON TABLE
EXPORTS OF COTTON.
OR. Brit. est. Cont. Fr'nc.
Grain, Provisions. Etc.

New York, March %, - Flour active
winter wheat, low grades g. OO0s2 l5 pat
ents So 2a0s3 so; Minnesota clear g. 500
g. 80: Minnesota patents So 1904 40; low eX-
tras g. 05Gi2 a.; southern -four quiet com
mon to fair extras o. 0OGL83 90; good TO choice
extras So iOd&l 20 Wheat dull; No. red
In store and elevator. exc afoat 642lc; op-
tions active, excited ana irregular. with the
opening strong and Advancing 2asc on reports
Of continued cold weather west and damage
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Schr Madalene Cooney, Ward, New York,
ballast-Cooney. Eckstein Co.
Steamer Alpha. Daniels, Beaufort and
Port Royal-C II Medlock, Agent
Steamer Katie, Bevill, Augusta and way
iandinRs-W Z Gibson Manager.
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r,s opening OF the Liverpool market after
z,rs- holiday. was not encouraging. The
t..--,od at that market was poor, and prices
med unchanged. The New York market
l5'--stso dull. with scarcely anything doing.
,-.. local spot market remained dull but
- and unchanged throughout the entire
and sales amounted to only 16 bales. The
u zeal quotations at the Cotton Exhange