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Markets by Telegraph.
FOREIGN MARKETS.

FOREIGN MARKETS..
LONDON September T.-consols s4H. BONDS
7lHs77.
IryEnroo1, September 7.-Noon.-cotton firm
AUD onite active: sales 5000 bales; prices un'
changed.
TWO P. M-cotton advancing, uplands 1o1S; On
leans 1ohd. Breadstufs quiet. Provisions easier.
Lard quiet at 72s 3D. Bacon SIS. Sugar quiet and
steady. ~
EveniDg.-Cotton advancing, others unchanged
- DOMESTIC MARKETS.
NEW YORK, September 17-Noon.-sterling 8.
Money easy, to s. Gold AK Flour to loc low
er on common. Wheat to Sc lower on spring. Corn
shsde lower Mess pors quiet at s2s soa2s' Lard
steam, 2Oc. Cotton. nrm at 26a261sc. :Turpentine
quiet and frmer; 45Aa4sc. Rosin quiet; strained
common 50 e5 TO 50 10. Freights firm and tending
upwards.
Evening -Cotton-Fair bnsinessc doing. closing
quiet; sales 1890 bales, at 2sx. Flour irregula--
superhne Sc s0.7 40; Southern dropping; common
to fair extra ct SO 76a9 95;s Thest-Wnter unchang'
ed; spring 2a4 cts lower Corn 1c. lower, at 81 ia
90. Oats lower and mo1e active. Pork dull at
s2s 85a29 40. Lard o shade hrmer, at 2oha2Ohc.
whiskey Armer. Rice dull. Sugar active and firm
Molasses active and higher; Porto Rico 6Sa64 Tur-
pentlne 45Xi16. Rosin 50 65. Tallow nrm at 1874
1877. Freights hrmer Governments closed strong;
'62 coupons Il3Z; Tennessee bonds COX, new 68H;
North Carolina bonds Tx, new 7sx. Money con.
tinues very easy. Sterling heavy aud declining
closed at 100. Gold M. Southern bonds closed
weaker.
BA1TrMorE, September T.-cotton nrnner nt 241s.
Flour dull and unchanged; superAne Howard-stfeet
at ss 5eas as; city mills So 75a9. Wheat hrm; prime
and choice % 40a2 II; ordinary 81 6Oa2 Oats e6a7
Rye hrm at s5s4o. Provisions easier.
: Lou1sv1rln, September IL-Superane -four se rs
AZ Corn In bulk at eSas5 Mess pork 29c. sAoul.
dors 49, clear sides 1sX, Packed lard TO- Free Whis-
key 81 80a1 "a.
CrkontNAr1, September 17.-Flow In fair demand,
Corn dull; in the ear s6c; shts!ed $50. Whiskey
fra and scarce; in bond Toe. &ess pork s2s. Lard
1ec. - t
WILMINGTON IN. c.. September 17.-spir.ts tur-
pentine advanced and firm at 4c, in New York caaks
&c. Rosin steady; No. o. %; No. O. IS rs; pale 81 76
Tar firm OF 50 60.
SAVANNAH, September 17-cetton in good de-
mand; towards the close holders withdrew their
stocks Sales 112 bales; middlings 24c; receipts 9A
bales exports, coastwise. s2o bales.
-, AuousrA, sept 1nber 17.-Cotton-mArket advan-
cling; sales LOG bales; receipts 127; rntddhngs 22Ha
2S Weather cool-overcoats in demand
MOBILE. September 17.-sales 200 bales; market
closed hard. and ncminally 21a21H; receipts 176
bsles; exports 885.
NEW on1rins, September i7.-cotton tending up
ward; middlines 2sX; sales 10000 bales; receipts
asls Sterling s4ha5e1S. New York sight exchange
" discount. Gold 49x. 80.
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.lWOMRN,s LIST.
Mickey, Martha

Mickey, Martha
MOOD, Martha
lMurren, Julia
| Matthews. Anna
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Mol lain, Mrs
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lMcLay, Mary
|McNsne, Mrs B
lO'Grsdy, Mrs L
lO'Neill, Mrs 81
|Oppen, Mrs G.
| 0tyen. Mrs J @
Patrick, Mrs s E
Parker, Mrs Y
Boss. Miss N NJ
Rivers, Mrs
Rivers, Mrs E A
lRhett, Mrs VIM
Reynalds, Miss
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Reeves, A1aline
|Sparseni Mrs F
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Sullivan, Miss a
Swinton. Mary O
Smith,-An 4 T
Torlay, Mn E @
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'Theehne, Mrs N
Thompson, Mel
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Watch, Mary
Weston. Nancy
White, Miss q
Warrington,
Miss & -
Nelly
Wilson, Emma
Wilson, Caroline
Years, Susan
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OFFICIAL.

6 IIBT OF LETTERS remaining in the Postomce q al
,fJb.rieston. for the week ending SEPTEMBER ~,
Ip and printed officially IN THE DAILY NEWS, as the
newspaper having the largest circulation IN the Cay
of Charleston.
s1-Persons calling for Letters Advertised, should
state that they are Advertised" .,... aas7il
days, from to 8 P. NJ. -
.tT7.'N -. STANLEY g. IRorT. Postmaster.
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Gons1gn noes per south Carolina Railroad,
September IL.

eonsIg noes per south Carroll M Railroad,
September IL.
125 bales Cotton, 64 bales Domestics s24 bushels
Grain. Al sacks Flour. 9S bbls Naval Stores, cnrs
Agout Pelzer Rodgers & Co, Reeder 4 Davis, Ward
law & Carew, Mowry l. Co, G II Walter & Co, Frost
L Adger. " Dowling Goldsmith & Son, C NAL
lonee r Brodie, Stenhouse Co, Willis Chls-
olm, Kirkpatrick & Witte. Williams & Co, ] E
Sloan W Claussen, Robson, Cobla & Co, 7
Kerr co, West l. Jones' ] Adger & Co.
Consignecs per Northeastern RAILROAD,
September IL.
40 bales Cotton. ss bbls NiYal Stores, Mdz", &c.
To " Ryan, G W Williams h Co. q Walter
Co. r W Emanuel. Mowry L Co, Pelzor, Rodgers &
Co. Ravcnel 4 Co, G q lngraham l. Son, Marco, s
D stoney, frost Adger, Pritchett, Mazyck &
Salius Risley & Creighton, Bowling.
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H5- Parsons deposdng letters In the tPostofice
VIII please place the stamp near theupper right
hand corner OF the envelope, and they will also
pleass to remember that without the stamp letter
cannot be mailed but viii be sent to the Dead Letter
Otace. = t-'-7'l - September l8
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MSriHt Nfws..'

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Port of Charleston, Sept'ber 1S
Cleared Yesterday.
Brig aeery. Conklr. New York. A Enslow &
schr Menowa, Dissosway New York; Ensow
From this Port.
schr Morris, Artis, Philadelphia, Sept II.
Cleared for this Port.
Bar Mary Louisa, Davis, OF New York, Sept 10.
Memoranda.
The St Louis, Hubbard. for Charleston entered
outward at Liverpoo, Sept4.
LIST OF VESSELS
0P, CLEARED AND SAILED FOR THIS PORT
FOREIGN.
LIVERPOOL.
The Scntswood Yeaman, sailed....... August so
British bark Ansdel, lurpe cleared August 2U
he st Louis Hubbard, cleared. Sept
CARDIFF.
Bark Jenny Lind, Sherwood, sailed. d....... August
DOMESTIC.
BOSTON.
British chip David Cannon, Jones' cloaIed. ..sep 10
Brig Carver, Bracket up. August 80
Brig WRverly, Terry, up. August 80
Sehr N Hawkins, Wyatt up......,...... August %
6chr Stampede. Stratton, up..... August 6
schr Flnny Keating, Daniels, Sept 10
sRw YoEB.
Bark Mary Louis, Davis, cleared. Sept 15
Schr G Ireland, Townsend, ,up....-....... Sept
schr Mary Mankin. Clifford. cleared. August 81
schr 7 Bayhs, Steel, up. Sept
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Stock on hand. nd.................... !
WHFAr-Rcceipts fir. Sales to-day OF 693 bush.
es az foIovs 40 bushels inferior red at 81 co. 226
red at 80; lS0 do at e5; IL do Mediterranean at
rs; a. do white at 81; 200 do at 30; 62 amber
at 81 85
ConS-Old white corn is in demand to fill orders.
We heard of sales Of Geo bushes old at g. without
bags high figure. sales aso Of 100 bushe's at 10.
R1E-Ssles Of 1000 bushels at 81 15a1 20.
Dr. ED FRUI--Sales OF unpeeled bright ut 7c for
quarters; 10c for halves; lac for peeled bright Ap-
pies 5a6hc. .,oo,
BnAN-We heard Of sales at SIT per ton
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siuaueiai aub GuutaltreiaI..

The Charleston Money Market.
THUHspAY, September II, 1858.
The market for stocks and bonds remains dull,
with only unimportant sales. few slight alte,a-
tons have, taken place, to which our figures have
been made TO Conform.
Money Commands per cent per month.
.orrurp1 pirE prrJa -
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CONSTITUTIONAL SPECIFIC,

which not only oombats and conquers diseases.
that have entrenched Themselves in the system, but
is the best known safeguard against all unhealthy In
eass suss Sn the 'dsaas aes
fccts Of q close, unwh 4 v olesome atmosphere,
should take 1t regularly as protection against the
low fevers and other disorders which malaria eneen-
ders individuals who are
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Aston, Miss az
"Ahen, Mra 8
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Ball Iey, Mrs 6 E
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Barnett, Miss A
Baker, Miss ] j
Bornuck. Mrs
BakerCMrs John
BeaSo, ElNa
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Blanhunan, Mrs ii
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.CAUTIONy Z

CAUTIONy
See that the signature G. F. PANKNIN is on the
serfeits. Principal Of ia and Mandatory
CHARLESTON, S. C.
c. F. PANKNIN, Proprietor.
HEGKIAN L CO., No. 2O3 Broadway, N. Y,
General Agents.
PRICES:
Panknin's Hepatic Bittera, per bottle. 90
Panknin's Hepatc Bitters, half dozen..... 90. co
n7-Do not forget to examine well the article you
buy in order To get the genuine.
FOR GALE By
GOODRICH WINEMAN s. CO,
No. % HAYNEETREET, CHARLESTON s. C.
AND BY ALL DRUsGIsTs AND DEALERS IN =,
MEDICINES EVERYWHERE.
Juy2
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WEAK AND DELICATE CHILDREN
Are made strong by the use Of these Bitters.
INYALIDS

Recovering from any severe attack OF sickness, will
find these Bitters peculiarly useful in restoring lost
strength by removing tho cause OF debility andin-
creasing the appetite They should take teaspoon
full three times day, mixed with a little water.
The Repatic Bitters are also recommended TO those
suffering With Chills and Fevers, when 1t can be
taken in connection with other remedies prescribed
for such complaints, and will assist the action Of
these medicines. supplying the system with the
much needed strength lost under the debilitating
effects OF malaria upon the constitution. The doss
In such cases, for grown person. would be table
spoonful three times day, Immediately before
meals.
Dyspeptcs should never be without bottle Of
HEPArIO BITrERS. as they have been uniformly
found to restore the stomach TO its lost snergies and
thus lead the patient back TO- the enjoyment of the
blessing of perfect health. They should take des
cert spoonful three times day, an hour before each
meal. These Bitters are also recommended to ply
sicians, and can be used by them in lieu Of other
tonics, such as Iinct. Columbo, Tinct Bark. Iinct
Genttan. and all the cat alogue OF bitter toniss;
being combination of B many useful tonics and
aromatic carminatives which are rendered aperient
by the addition of little Turkey Rhuharb, making
preparation long needed by the profession.
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Wilmington Market.

Wilmington Market.
WILMINGTON, September 18.-TuRPENrNk-Is
brought to market sparingy. and Is In moderate 10
quest Sales of lit bbls at 50 70 for soft, 280 fbe.
SPIRITS TulpKNTINE-Sales OF So bbls at 9hc for
country and 103 bbls at 4c per gallon for New York
bbls
Rosrs-Market st, ady. enlcs of COZ bbls at 81 7oa
1 80 for strained and 80 for No 2.
TAR-sales oil IS bbls at 50 60 per Dbl.
Nashville Market.
NASHVILLE September Accommodating
doing. We append
NASHVILLE COTTON STATEMENT.
Stock ON hand Sept l, 1867. ...............: %
Received to-day. .....-..........''''.''
Received previously ........... .......
ST. jed to-day. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 90
Shipped previously. sly.................... te- 90
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EXCHANGE PAIN FOR EASE,

And Weakness for Strength. Get rid of the ailments
which interfere with enjoyment cast gloom and des-
pondency to the winds; take stronger hold of life
and, in short, becomea
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LIVING ADVERTISEMENTS

are to be found In every city and town In the Souh
hsshy men .n snd .WS wS men rescued rom
not alcoholic.
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WASTING AWAY,

without any special complaint. except gradual
declination of bodily strength and nervous energy,
will find in the BITTERs A FOUNTAIN OF VITAL
TTY AND vIGOR, as RETIRE. HING AND EXHdI-
RATING AS FOOL IN THE DESERT TO THE
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6fpatie DiHers.

The confirmed dyspepHc may almost say with St.
Pc as not ds to 4sna - 5 ahs Of ss Of @ 'S ID.
10 show him how % ban y ish them forever. ThS
neans Of immediate and permanent relief are prof.
fered him In
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N E W NJ A N.

Through the instrumentality Of the most powerful
and popular OF all vegetable invgorants and cor-r
receives,
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PANKNIN's HEPATIC BUFFERS

Blousness, Indigestion General Debility, and all
the complaints which proceed from want Of proper
action in the liver the stomach and the bowels arc
eradicated by o course Of this great
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PANKN1N's
E.PATIC BTTT ERs.

And it La for him to say whether he viii continue TO-
endure living death, or put himself in poaiaon 70
render life enjoyable.
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THE CHARLESTON MARKET.

Troa THE WEEK ENDING THURsDAY, sEPTE-zznYn I'll
corToN.-With the shlful Management which
usually distinguish manufacturers Of this article,
they appear to be 30 managing the market as to pro
duce rapid decline In prices, and between the :ena
porary influence arising from an increase In tho re-
ceipts at the ports over last year. and the bearing OF
the New York market, by sales on the spot at low
figures. and by contracts for future delivery the
value Of the staple has obtained an unexpected and
uncaIled for depression. Growers OF the fibre can
only hope to meet this mannuvrinG by holding
with tenacity every bale that they can carry. The
following statement Of the transactions in the lead
ing markets will show the depress.d condition OF
the article On Friday, the 11th instant, at Liver
pool the staple was fat, with I'd. decline. Sales
10 600 bales; uplands 1OHd. at New York, on the
same dsy the fibre closed heavy. Sales 600 bales at
261S@27 cts. On Saturday, the former receded n@
I'd. Sales 10, 900 bales; uplsnds 1o;d; the latter
was dull and decidedly lower. Sales $50 bales, at
2s:., with some sales at 25H. On Monday, the for
mer was declining. Sales 5000 bales; uplands 100
10xd.; the latter was heavy and lower. Sales 300
bales, at 25@25Hc. On Tuesday, the former had
lower tendency. Sales 90 bales; uplands 9X(9lOd;
the latter was dull and heavy Sales $50 bales, at
25c. On Wednesday, the former closed firm and
higher Sales IA 900 bales uplands 10d.; the latter
was moro active and Hc. better. Sales 2soo bales,
at a5xc Yesterday the former was advancing, at
1oXd., and the latter was firm at 26@2SHc.
The market here has been almost nominal, prices
steadily rsce,ing, with an abaencs Of demand and
an impossibity to SELL unless st hesvy CONCESSIONS
opening at "a and receding to al ots b.;
but the article has snce rallied uDder better news
and become active and advancing, middlings olohng
yesterday at 23c p ib. The receipts since the 1st
instant have been bales long staple new crop, and
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Port of Charleston. Sept'ber ]
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Exports.

GALVESTON Steamship Crescent-390 bbls
-four g. bbs molasses n bbis whisky 10 bbls po-
tatocs 80 tics hams 80 khds sugar Al hhds bacon
and sundries
HAVANA-S Steamship Mercedits--900 empty
hbds 275 do hbls 40 coops fowls $4,000 in gold
NEW YORK-Steamship Yictor-7Sl bales cot
ton 1873 bales moss "a bales wool % bales skins
1876 SKIS corn 235 sss cotton seed 10 bbls pecans
so bills beer 6S rolls leather l36 pigs m1se
LIVERPOOl-Ship Island Homeless bales Of
cotton 5gi2 SKIS corn COCO slaves 50 tcs tallOE
IIVERPOOI4-Brig SateLeila-5llS SKIS corn
1890 slaves
BARCELONA-BarkA ntoneita-9l3 bales cot
ton II 800 slaves
LlVEPPOOl-Bark John Geddie-l27S bales OF
cotton COCO slaves Il ,779 bushels wheat
MAYAQUEZ-Schr E d Finney-53000 feet of
lumber l5n empty bhls
PROVIDENCE-Brig Mary Rice-449 bales cot
ton
BOSTON-Bark Scotlard--ll5s bales cotton
1850 bbls -four IA, g5S horns 50 pkgs mdse
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Seima-5H bbls -four
and sundTies
MOBILE-schr Star-l04 tons coal
HAVBE-Stip Lizzie MOses-3Sjl bales cotton
LINERPOOB-Dirk Arbutus-lSj4 bales cotton
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LTVERPOOI-Bark Mary Aun-25 crates Of
eartheIWaTe Ran lett 4 Benner-l cask mdse TO
Thompson &cO-l9 crates earthenware to Pierce,
Sors &co-3l do Campbell & Spre-39 do hhds
do Maloche-34 500 states to Davidson & Hill
% eco do Avet-S6 800 do 30 ties backing DOW
der 60 csks beer to orIer-s0l bars l22 bdls 20
slabs iron IS slabs steel "a csks cases hardware
g hsgs nfis Stark, Stautler &cO-57S bids iron TO
Slocomb Baldwin &c0--9 csks hardware kegs
nails and sundries V Oehmichen-20I0 SKIS salt TO
Ashbrdge Ocean
INDlANULA AND GALYESTON-steamsh
Clnton-slT2 in specie Jas Connolly &cO-SlOO To
order-s50O DO AZ bales cotton Francke i Danneel
Is do Jno Williams Sons do b Steedmsn-l
do IL bbls beef Skipwith Conway-43 bids hides
Chas A Whitney &cO-26 do bales mOssJ A Har-
suudiios to order-204 head cattle to McQloid &
Mehle-To.al 81 bales cotton
MOBILE-Steamer Mary bales OF cotton to
LOckett 4 Lockett-6 do Jos Hoy do Lev
erich-2 do and sundries to order-TOtal IL bales
cotton
R0CKP0RT-Steam Aabama-9lS hides 10
B l. Mann &co-sS hays wool Chas Whitney x
co--S6S head cattle McQuoid i Mehle-sundries to
order
VERA CRUZ-Stesmship Crusader-s20 900 in
specie Avendsno Bros-S2974 rs B Blanchard ir
$500 in gold NJ A de Lizsrd-l pkgs coffee TO +
Camerden-Totsl $50 ,574 in specie
HAVANA-Schr SalyadOr-254 hhds so ties mo-
lasses Thomson &co-2 SKIS coffee Fernandez
BELIZE Steamship Trade Wind-6s hides
B L Mann AGO
HAvANA-Bark Anna walsh-3Os7 bxs sugar
ChaHrsix & Agar
NEW YORK-Schr Frank Jsmison-Astd mdse
NEW YORk-Schr Ada-Astd mdse
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Below Cozing Up.

Br ship Prince George, Hawkins, from London,
Dec Is TO Maury AGO
Hamburg ship Jupiter, Elmchd. AZ days from
Hamburg, TO Williams, Rupert eco
Br bark Jno Harris, Daniel, from Liverpool, to
Mummy. Luhpg eco
Br ship Elizabeth Yeo, Scott, from Cardiff, Wales,
Dec 20, to Z FOrstall i Sons
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VIII confer q favor upon the press By hosting
their signal nuAbers (ROdgers' or Marryatts
Code) on arriving within FIVE miles Of 5 W Pass
Bar. By this means their arrival will be reported
several hours in advance of the time it now re-
uures 10 ascertain their names.
The telegraph station at s Pass is provided
with signsl books aud can receive communications
by means of signal flags. B. 3. OsBOS,
Boarding Officer. W PssS.
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10 II Mouton &co-2 do J L Couret-3 do ]
Bonnafon-2 bales moss L Surle--lS hhds sugar
r Hare-ll do 1 tee do A Mltenberger &cO-ss
sks wool Chss Whitney &co-slS hides to b
Mann 6co-sl bides J j. Couret-2s DO NJ Levy
II do l hid do TerrebOnDe-suadries TO order
Total IL bales cotton 20 hhds sugar tee do
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Below waiting Orders.
Masters OF Vessels

Ship Assam Valley. Evans, from London, Dec ID,
10 Asbbridge d Ocean
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AenOranda.
SPOKEN.

Feb 9th. by The ship Gertrude, from Rio de ia
neiro 10 the Gulf, Br ship Africa from Rio de ia
metro, bound for Mobile.
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Nav MAKAIAGE GUIDE
AN ESSAY FOR YOUNG MEN,
On Pathological Errors Ahusesand Diseases incident TO
youth and early manhood which ir ped Mar
rage with OF relief sealed letter nseopes
nee OF charge. Address -
Howard Association. PhLadsphls, Pa
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CJssrso Nsstsrday.
Steamship Mercedta, Smith, for Havana,
G. A FOsdck &co
Steamship Crescent, Hawthorn for Galveston
Chas A Whitney Sco
Steamship Victor, Getes, for New York,
q FOsdck eco
Steamer Selma, Rogers, for Wetumpka, Ala,
Master
Ship Lizzie Moses, Cox, for Havre,
w r BuidendOrf
Br ship Island Home, Liswell for Liverpool
Lowell IL Bailey
Br bark Arbutus, Knowlton, for Liverpool,
Master
Sp bark Anto. eta, sala for Barcelona. Master
Bt bark John Geddie, McDougall, for Liverpool
Lowell Bailey
Bark Scotland, snskey, for Boston,
G A Fosdick &co
Br brig Satenella, Hale, for Liverpool.
w r Buddendorff
Brig Mary Rice, Rice, for Providence, RI,
HynsOn eco
Schr Finrey, Townsend, for Mlyaquez,
VIM GOdenbow
schr Star, Ables, for Mobile, Err Poole
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ECk OPELOUsAs, WASHINGTON PORT
bnre eno 81 LANDINGS on the Coast AtcaAfAaya RiVsr
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seIs, Vii leave A above VIII leave Washington every
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or o. HlNCkLEY ION. Weshinkton La
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with stesm'r Rul Frog bsrgss landings Bayou
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Arrired Yesterday,


Steamship Alabama, PensOn, from R0ckpOrt, TO
Chas A Whitney &cO-lst district
Br esmshio Crusader Creighton, fm Vera Cruz.
in ballast TO o X Graham &cO-4th district Al
Steamship Trade Wind, Morrill,, frm Belize, Hon,
10 Brooks Macdonald &cO-lst district IL
Steamship Clinton, Talbot, from Galveston and
Indianola 20 Chas A Whitney &co-lst dist
FIR steamship Guyane, Otret, from Havana, TO Y
Peniat-3 80 district IS
Br ship GerIude, Doane, 30 days from Rio de ia
neiro in ballast, 10 II Ashbridge i Ocean
Isl district
Br bark Mary Ann, Hamlyn, So days from Liver
pool. TO Ashbridge h Decan-Point
Bark Anna Walsh, D inkwater, days from Ha-
yars. TO Cha1raix Il Agar-POint
Bark Lincoln, Trott from Boston, to Fosdick
&cO-lst district 20
SD brig Pi,ogas, Mir, days from Havana, to
PUG Bros-lst district 80
Sclr Frank janis on, Jamison, from New York, to
G A Fosdick &co-lst district %
Br schr Salvador, Harrison, from Havana, TO VIM
Goldenbow-2d district II
Sclr Ada Bridal, from New York, to G A FOs-
dick &co-lst district Is
TowBoATs.
Gladiator, Burdick, from the Passes-Towed
down and to sea, 81 inst snip Belgravia,
schrs Mabel Hall aud Electric Spark-Brought
up ship Gertrude and brig Pisagas
Tecumseh, Ubil. from the Passes-Iowed down
and TO sea, 9th inst, brig Yencedor aud schr
JEFF 4, rden-Brought up barks Mary Ann,
Auna Walsh and Lincoln, schTs Frank Jami.
son, Salvador and Ada
STEAMBOATS,.
Magenta. feathers, from Vicksburg.
y Perry. Wheat, from JacksonpOrt.
Ruth SwItzer. from Cairo.
aloe, lkadOvich. from Lower Coast.
JIM Sharp, Dugas, from LockpoTt.
Iron City, Gillian, from Jefferson.
Thos ELL AucOin, from ThbOilux.
ST Nicholas Dowty, from Grand Ecore.
Golden Era, Smith, from st Martinsvlle.
Vicksburg, Blanks, from Trenton.
VIM Butler, GlasscOck, from Bayou de Glaize.
Mary Swan, Bowen, from Atchaiallya River
with barge.
Mary, Carroll, from MObile-P Pr.