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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1869-08-16

RICHARD W. AVERY. Y. J. DhYlpBoN.
A VERY ~ DAVIDSON
n (5uccessors To Henderson & Avery
UkOCERS, LIQUOR AND COMM l3"lpN
MERCHANTS,
No. 20, ing street, co-acr Of Alfred,
Alexandrls, Va
Dealers in Butter. Lard, Salt, Fish, Flour, Ba-
con, Coffee, Tea, Sugar, &c. Country Produce
taken in exchange for M"r"h"nii'o, ~ sold on
commission NJ lowest rates. leo ~ u
UTTER II. HARRISON
AUCTION IL COMMISSION MEkCHANT,
No. Is North Royal street,
Respectfully solicits consignments ha'oS NJ
tended to with promptncss and dispatch.
oct 3ltf
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geo. H. ROBINSON u SON,
FORWARDING AND COMMISSION AER-

No. u King street, Alexandria, Va.
Farmers furnished with Guano, Farming IA
plements, Groceries, &c, at tho lowest marker
rates for cash. aug 20 u
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n u GOULD. W. II. WHITENING.
U0ULD IL WILEENING,
" Successors TO w. Il. Henderson. ,,
GROCERY, LIQUOR " GEN ERAh CON-
MISSION MERCHANTS
No. 80 n orth Royal st
Dealers in GROCERIES, TEAS, COFFEES,
SUGARS, WHISKEY, BRANDY, WINES,
Sc. Strict attention paid to the sale OF GO. =
TRY PRODUCE. jan l6-ly
oroRor wAsBIvGToN. ". W. HEREsgT.
WASHlNGTON y HEKbEKT.
w (Successors to Geo. Washington
GENERAL COM MISSION MERCHA n Is.
Nc. II North Union ST.,
Alexsndria, Va.
Particular attention gwen to tho sale 81 sll
Minds of COUNTRY PRODUCE. and filing
orders Tor GROCERIES, GUAN0, SEEDS,
PLASTER, Fish, ALT l!M +, &c, ut the
lowest market market price. ieD u
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COLLEGE,

Fairfax CO, aug lG lawts
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RostoIi Market.

BOSTON. March 26-coFFEEIlhe Inarhe. c1':. eoi,,
,;nnes Wi,hout improvement. Java is selling In
small lots to the trade at 22I gold MO Is Ut
15aI9c cold; in New York liS5 bags soid at loa!Sac
rold. in bond; IN Philadelphia 4000 oles at l2Ac
Gold, in bond; 30 bags at 121sc; 500 bags at 1919
i7Xc. duty paid; and in Baltimore 1OO5 bags at l2Hc
gold, in bond ...
CorroN-The receipts this week have been lGl2
bales of which 59I bales were ire New Orleans 69
from Norfolk 2G4 by the Providence Railroad, aud
243 by the Albany Railroad. The market has been
dull throughout the week. although prices advanced
Lc . fb The sales this week have been 1000 bales.
and the stock bere is 5000 bales We quote ordt-
nary at 26c; good ordinary 27c; low middng 2Sc;
midding 29c; good middling 31a32c Q fb.
GUNSY BAos-The market is quiet. The prices
are nominaIy l6Zal7Ac cash. Sales OF 5o bales IN
New York at tic currency.
GUNNY CLoTH.-The market IS frmer with more
active demand Sales of sou bales at 81 Hc currency
deliverable in June 2U0 bales at l6c gold; 3O0 oales
at 20Hc currenc. $50 bales at 20'1c currency.
NAVAL SroREs.-Spirits turpen.ine was hrm ano
prices advanced wi b sales at 55a66c, bat mas SINCE
declined to 53c per gallon Tar has be n III oemaIo
with sales of HOO bols to arrive at u per DBL III
pitch or rosin we hear of no sales OF Importance.
k1cE-The market is dull. Sales OF Carohna d.
9hal0c; Rangoon &c per pound e.,..
TEAs-Teas have been very quiet tnls "eek. Naies
of lines are wanted by the trade as prices sane as
last reported Oolongs: We quote common 70 1alr
at 67a7yc; good 75a9jc; superior TO hne stal 10;
finest 81 25a1 so. Japans: common 10 fa'r SUaSoc;
good o2caSI: fine / O5a1 rs Young htsop: cormon
to fair sOcas1 good 81 1Oal 20; ne 81 Soal So nnest
81 Goal 10.
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Manchester Market.

MANCHES1ER, March 12-CorToN GooDs.-To:
day the mar.at is somewhat Improved as compared
with the be-. lining OF the week. The frmer ne OF
the Liverpool market has contributed aoDg with the
recent decrease in production to place both man,
facurers and spnners in better position than some
days ago. There is slight increase of demand for
shirtings, and iu Lo'h homo and shipping yarns, n
Home trade yarns are I'd to I'd per lo dearer since @
Tuesday, and some transact obs are =. ihs
increased rates demanded, and. taking the market
generally, there are sales only at the full prices On
Tuesday but where there is any change It IS c,1ta
dated the oh. reports the goods market quies put
.m. New Bengal cotton 1zd. cost and fre gn. od a
the whole there is better feeling since Monoas u
Tuesday all round.
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Easfon l. Co.'S Cotton Report, for the
WeeK Ending March &c, 1868.

NEW YORK, March 81 -THz MARKEr.-ln our
last report the m rket closed steady at 2sAa28he
for mIddfrup uplauds. On saturday there was more
doing and prices were steady Low middling was
ouoted at 27Xc but could not be bought tor less
fhsn 27kc, aid some contr cts for March delivery
were settled ct 27Ac Sales 1914 bales at 2SAc for
middling MonIsy-with more activity In Liver
pooI. and orders received by cable there was gem
aral demand which ". freely met by holders sales
2825 bales ut oshc. iuesday-there was good IN
qurv for export. but owing to the fuli prices oe-
manded by hollers there was not much done. sales
2O66 bales at 2S1ac Weonesdav-the advicss OF
movement IN Liverpool started this market and
large business doie at Z t. 40 advapre lrncf-
paily tor e1pcrt sales 4l2a bales a: 2SAa29c ior
Inidd ing ,,pl,nds 1hirsdiy-the activity i'll Liver
pool and Manchester ought in buyers, the demand
was fr ely met b. holdr= sales 4613 bales. 'ncud-
ing 1912 In ,raneit Miad'in1 2SAI2sc. Yes ierday
there was very lutte d're owing to the hohday IN
Liverpool. there was no change In prices ond Inc
sales only reached 1884 bales Siddling 2SAa29c
Prices hele have improves nc. and Liverpool has
advanoed 3.l6d. The Manchester market continues
to improve slowly. under the reduceu production OF
Roods. The expectation that this crop will reach
1850 600 b e;, and the tar Of l>rser c, op next
year. shIl prevents ba ct CT good. from operating
freely. The r"ceip this week are so baies ana
the interior towns show deere sc in stock OF 3573
bales. In the statistical position the eek aud cotton
afoa. Tor BENIN sili be found. Ttcre have been
received at the ports since lst September. l753 9G5
bales. OF which "'r'e:s have taken 63 S2s bales;
spinner5 +t4.9.4 anh tho SOCKS have increased
3l9.7I3 bales. e6cit ia receipts as compared with
last yeAr ll3 25l ba Deficit in shipments 10 Liv-
erpool now :s3. lo6 bales
Upland I'd. & Mobile. oIsSv. New ror,.
Ordinary .25Xss 20 ASK ss1sa2cis 2dGa2ssl
'eSu d,ua;y " .asaa.7 27 a27x a7Aas7,s a7'z'Ha,
ding. .e7asss g a2sa ssEa:ssN :s ss ssHa2s's 2s'.
sales OF tue week 10 024 blles, aneluding 1850 e
spinners, 1867 to SPECTATORS and Il 1o' 70 export
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Markets by Telegraph,

-: Markets by Telegraph.
FOREIGN MARKETS.
. LIVERPOOL, March 2e.-Nothing doing In cotton.
Rosin 6s. Sd.
<. <. HAyRx, March 2s-Cotton If. 46,. both on the
ground and ahoat-
DOMESTIC MARKETS.
Nxw YORK. March 2sENoon.-Money active at Z;
sterling s1. Gold slM. 62s 1sH. Cotton Gull al
'9xa2s.'
Ryenipg.--1overnment inactive. 'o2s, Tx.
.southern stosks heavy; South Carolina's 7lH Cot
tom steady; sales 1900 bales at 2Sxa2sc Flour-su-
perne State IS s5ae so common to fair extra South
ern sS 7baz20. Wheat held higher but very quiet.
Corn unchanged. Pork dull. Lard heavy; kettle
1sa1eKc. whiskey quiet. Rice duh. Turpentne
she pressure sH coanus5E:e Ee'&a's Goia ea SOCKS
heavy.
Bl1rnoas, March % a-Markets unchanged!
- CncpsA11, March 2s-Mess pork held firmly at
lssa. wbishey Ole. Lard 1s,salsHc. Bacon, no
:cthing doing. suaar-cured hams 1shalsc.
ST. LOUIS, March 2s.-whiskey nominal at 90c.
Pork ss1 5oas2
WILMINGTON, March 29.-Spirits of turpenGne
better; sales at 4ea4s. Rosn steady at 81 s5as2 u.s.
Crude turpentine active at 81 9oss3. Tar quiet at
50 Tea2 75 Cotton dull.
AUGUSTA, March 2s-Cotton dull. Sales lao bales;
receipts 1876 Midelngs ak cents.
l. SAVANNAH NJ arch 99.-cotton quiet but firm; mid
ding 27za2s cents. Sales eco Gales; receipts 1913
NOZZLE, March 29-Cotton quiet and demand Inn
ted. Sales Of 800 bales low miidling ut 27c. Re
9 Soetpts 1885, No exports.
New oRIYANs March 29.-Cotton sitter. Mid.
dlines 2sAa2sHc sales $500. Receipts since Sat
-urday s7s Gold 32A: sisbf exchange on New York
* uremiun. Sugar dull: common IL. primo lac.
Molasses scarce but demand light; prime 65a7Oc.
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Conslgnees per south Cal DINA Railroad
March 30.

52e ba:cs Cotton, SO bales Domestics, cars Wood,
cars Lumber, cars stock. 10 Railroad Agent, u
" williams Co, Graeser l. Smith, Ravenel Co
Pezer, Rodgers Co. Fraser Dill, Frost hoeer,
Mowry & co. " Courtney & 90. Johnston. Crews
a Co Thurston & Holmes A Mullgan, Caldwell
Son, W W Smith, G Follin, Olaghorn, Herring co,
C Graveley, stoll Webb & co, Taft Howland ana
Denny Perry.
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Murray, Ferris & Co.'s Naval Stores Cir
cular.

NEW YORK, March 27-The busines5 in spirits
turpentine lat week supposed to be for shipment.
.turns out to have been speculation and our mar
hot receiun, no relief thererom, has again subsid-
ed closing weak at so cts merchautaole. 1he sales
amount to S0I bba at 60a52H merchantabe, and 63a
bSX for New York bbls shipping order. Receipts
b12 bbls; exports $40 bbls.
Rosin has continued In fair demand but mostly ut
yednced quotations. CO siderable having changed
sass are 26 0OO bbls at s23a2 As for strained COM
.i3. lIsa9 haL ces eood strained; 50 66a2 80 for
No g. $s,4 bO for No l. I'D include 1000 pae :: 4 20
A8 90 At the close the quantity in first hands tor
sale under 50 so for strsined) Is quite trlflne and
Ss nearly alt aoat II sold 10 arrive tor export any
advance IN prices, Receipts 1851 bbls. Exports
'4ea7 bbls:
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c,.r,.aron cotton and Rice Market.

Charleston Cotton nno ANAce LII
oFFloE OF THE CHARLESTON DAILY NEWS,
CaAR1EsToN. Monday Evening, March g.
- CoTToN.-Durlrg the early part of the day the
demand for thu staple ives light and prices without
strength, butts later hour better demand sprung
mo and the article closed steady; sales near lool
bales, We: at %; 11s at ss; IS at 2s; 226 at 27
1ssst27A; 1913 at 271z; 1873 at 27Ac. We quote:
- : - Il INERrooL CLASSIFICATION.
-. 4. Ordinary to good ordinary. .2sNg2'
u.;.- Low mjddhng. ...............'... o.L+g
gd =, Middhng. .....'......' '<'7AW-
BY New York classification we quote:
=. Low middfDg. .......'..'..z'7ag.
RIcR-The transactions in this gram were htn'eo'
but prices we're steady saies6o derces OF clean caro-
lima, viz: 40 terces at sK; 1s at SIC q ID. we
quote common tofAir clean Carolina at 7Hgs1s;
good 5-1e@sHc.
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Commercial.
Imports.

uAyANA-per schr L Morg,n-50 bbls Molasses,
toJA Enslow Co; 65. 600 Oranges, 70 dozen
Pineapples, 800 bupcbes Bananas TO Bart g
With.
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THE DAILY NEWS.
G u Q 8 8 +.

THE following beautiful enigma was present
cd to the Brooklyn Peai-coterie, among It's lite
. rary exercises j
W.T., .nectra, wings and blasted breath,
A. ,o,Icb ia like the touch of death.
WITH crooked head and double tail,
NV coming makes he world turn pale!
In vain an army. sword in hand,
Momid seek to drive me from the land.
Cut of my double tail; and then,
Like Richard, I'm "myself again."
Decapitate me, like pheasant,
And now you've made me omnipresent.
And il both head and tail you sever,
I'm then more obstinate than ever:
Though high and epotless in my birth,
I'm basely trampled to the earth
But crushed to earth, rise; and men;
Like Monsi, ur Tonson-"come again.
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ExpOfts.

1IyERPooL-Per British bark Borneo-S5 bags sea Sc
Island cotton, 1882 bales Upland Cotton, Sia :
bbls Rosin, 900 tons and 25 bags Phospnase'
tierces Cotton Seed.
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CoIumbus Narket.

COLUMBUS, March 26-1he following are the
reports Of the warehouses for the week. Northern
Iniddlings bong the basis of quotations. and EN-.
poy1ne strict olassi6ca ons saturday fair dem and
,25Xc sale, 63 bsles; Monday, quiet 2SHc; sales 40
bales; Tnssday. uuchanGeI, sales !S bales; thurs.
day, excited 10 morning closed quiet &c. sales S6l
baies, aodsy,s sales 3i3 ies One lot OF 96 bales
brought 25Hc. Market steady at the following quo
esstions: Ordinary 2S 2S>sc; good ordinary Aa1sc;
low ,niddiL "a 25Hc; mlddn.s fNorther NJ Csc;
rood mlddlincs nominal Warehouse sales tor the
week $50 bales Weeks receipts $40 bales against
I2o7 the corresponding week of last season and SS5
the previous week of this year. shlpmenss Is lloS
bales
=, WEEKLY STATEMENT.
Stock ON hand Sept !, 1885,. ESQ
.Recaiyed previously. ,4so-46sSo
-, - :. - --.... 4s,l10
Shipped past week. k......... .........:l,16s
Shipped previously y.............32,47 All 33,624
Stock ON hand March 49, 1862 4ss
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~.S.sssrISSzs 2zs4724E.s- louH contamination until
they wore painfully afaietiog, have Gecn rsdis ally
CURED In such great umbcr- IN aim stev-rv secdon
of the country that the public sc-rcely need to be
informed Of its virtues or use.
Scrofulous poison Is ote of the most destructive
enemies of our race Often this ursern and unfelt
ten,n of the ornaus n underminrs the constitution,
and invites the at aek OIL enfeebiipg or atai diseases,
without exciting Suspicion OF Its essence A2ain,
1t seemtto breed infection tbrou!h tae ocSy, ana
then on scme favorable occa ion rapidly develops
into ono or otuer its hidsous fons, either on the
surface or among the vitas III the Latter tuoerces
mJy bo uddenly dcposit,d In the lungs or hoart or
t11uors formed m the liver, or 1t shows VI presence
by cru tons on the skin, or foul uccrations oa come
rart of tho body. hence the OCCASIONAL use OF
brittle of This SAe..PAkIl LA l. Nlsaole, even
when no active avn: toms II disease appear fer-
sons atiicie with the fol owirg Complaints generally
find INN cdiae relief and, al lcuRo b, cure by the
! usp OF this SAR>APAh1LLA: Il. Anthon''s Fire.
Rose or Erys pelis. letter, salt Fhenm scad aesd'
Ring Worm. -ore fycs. Sore Lars, and o'her errp-
tinns visible forms of Scrofuuus di.eise. Also,
ID tho more concealed FORMS as Dyspepsia, Dropsy,
aeart hi case, Fits, Epilepsy Neura ga and the va
| rous ucerous affections OF the muscular aud ner-
vous systsms.
cured By It. though long ;iinc required for suo-
! du;nT these OBJ It nate miladl hJ ~ medicine.
But long continued of this nlrdiciae VIII cue
the mplaiit. L.ucorrho,l Whites, Ut.Eine Ol-'
| c"ialons ard Female dlseas"s. are 'onmoni? soo9
relieved and ultimately cured by its rur1h Tag auo
invig oratng q CT ainu.e lirec'ions 1ot eacn case
| are found IN our Almanac. sup tci Sra'is i.ueu
matism and G u!, when caus u by a-cimaa,lonE % %
e1 rarcous matters in tie alooi. y1ed qlick 10 ".
as 80 Liver Ccmpl ints. IoipiditS, Cingosuon ..
Inf animation of the Liv,- and Jaul i:e wn u aris
ing. they ofel do ON the rinang pors,ns ~
the ool lhls SaH.PA 'll'Lt Is gee. ,e,'ue 1nha
for fhe .t-ennh and vi or fine system. lho % VINO
are Lansu,i and Listle 8. p'.sronIcnt. Hicepl 50
and trout el with Nrrv,us appr'hens'ons or tsars'
or ally Of tile aft .et!ons sym:t Imailc oI "ea ne
will find immediate relief an convincing e'ioenee
| Oh its lesorativo pow, r upon tll1i.
| PREPARED By
DIR. j. C. AVER q OO., LOWELL sass.'
prartcal and Analytical Chemists.
| Sold at Who!ss sale. by
| DOWGt MOISE.
| Charleston, South Carolina,
And by Rstal Druggists everywhere.
March rs D&o 0ssos<nSe
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ese Gross receirts at this port for the week. 115

Total .31Y,3T. 1872? 779
Decrease IN vls,ol. supply 34r6
Stock Of cotton held by Manchester SINNERS at
the mills now ~. 900 oiles. Same rmc 1863 400 o0I
bales. Middang Olleans, now 12Kd@ 12Hd. then
10Kd.
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LIST UF VESSELS
Up. CLEARED AND SAILED FOR THiS Pohi.
FOREIGN
LIVERPOOL.
Ship Winthrop. Stewar'. clear. d. March
The Royal Charlie, Anderson. sailed. M 'rch
MATAEzAs.
British schr Lion, McLe.li., up..........'.Mareh
DOMESTIC
anS1G:-
Brig VIM Robertson. Reed. up. .Narcn
Scnr sarah Cullen, AVIS. cleared hlarch
Schr sarah > Hammond, Wy,ie up..---. .Marrh ~
Schr Dumou Jo .nson, ccared. ...... .!arcn ~ ~
Sch Ii Boaney, Slpal., cleared -...M 'rcn Sz
Scnr stephen Morris, sesm N. cleared.. March 20
-1,.v
Steamship Manhattan Woodhull, cleared. March 2I
echr L CIbada - up....,.......M1 Nh cii IS
Schr David Faust Lord. erred. March -
Schr Col CVoK, Bearsc cleared. .Mrfch IL
Schr Yankee Blade - up...............Ma march Is
Schr .mitl, rooker. up............. ,larch II
Schr JESSIE ) C.arl, - -up...............M Ma:t II
PHILADELPHIA
Steamship w Evernian. Snyd ccurel March q
Schr E,ls NJ .tthews. McElwce, ceased. March 10
Schr Watauga. Lawrence. up.......... March 0l
Schr Hanbah Little, Go,itrry cleared .... N rcl 20
Schr Young. Young, cleared. ....... March 26
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PassenRcEs,

Per steamship sarasosss,< tom New York-Mr and
Mrs Fisher, Mr and NrS Taylor. Blackwell
Ward, Piodas Z ksetschman. Mrs Jarvis and ehild'
Mrs Kline, Mrs Muir and child, b Croft. J. PIERCE:
M Howes' l. Brittop. W Hardy, ] D Putnam. g
Putnam. " armstrong. Probst, B Blair, j Han
cock, G Wright, Morgan, and Morgan.
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AYERS SARSAPARILLA,
FOR PURIFYIN THE B 90 d

THE R EPU T A T1ON
this excellent medicine en-
JOYS. IL derived from its
lures, many of which are
truly marvellous. lnvete-
rlie ca-es of Soro:ulous
disease where the System
scrmed saturated With
corrup ion, have been ru-
ii7ed aud cured by It.
Scrnfulous affections and
disorders, wdct were ag-
crava ed by the scrofu-
lous contamination until
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Martne Afws.
Arrived Yesterday.

Steamship Saragossa, Rydr. New York-let
thursday. ~. Mdse. To Ravcnel Co. south
crn Express Co. Iailroad Agents. u Aiken 10, g
W Aimar, A h Abrahauis sors. E Adscr Co. q
Burkett l. 20. Imam Bros. ] Bremen, q b
Behre H Bschoff & Co. A Srahe Co, 7 NJ Bris-
toll, G n Brown. Z Bates Co. Cohen's Medical Dc
pot Cohen. Ronckel L Co. Campsen 20, Cha
PIN & Co. 7 81 Cater Commins, Crane Boylston
Go, Darcy Dukes 20. ] b Duval Son, L
Elias, j y Enslow & GO, J Ferguson, j NJ Fraser &
sFa7dr Era E5S d5odaa e: S56d iah
wineman & Co, n a Hunt Heeseman 4 Co. Hart
l. Co. Holmes l. calder, Miss E Haas. dorsey,
Isaics, Jr jennings. rhomlinson & Co, Kinsmau
Bi os, Jcdords i Co. Johnstop. Crews K CO. hhncK,
wickenberg & Go, d Kcnrick II Klatte 20.
Locke. A LaDger, Laurey Alexander, LuhrS. W
Mebrtens Lem nick 4 sell, Miller 20, W
McIntosh. McDufie Cohen. L NJ. Milnor Co.
Marshall Jr MoHry & Co. NIadscn, K Marshall,
" Matthessen, Mantoue & Co, Naciiman 60. n Z
R.ilroad Ag mt, North, Steele 4 Wardel D O'Nein
& Son, D O'Nclll O'Ncill Pierson & Co Wa Pratt,
PoppeHheim, W Roach Raoul Lynah. NJ
Robertson, J Reuneker, Stacl lev l. Schuell
Co. d Sl!cox Shackeliord 4 Kelly. " >irine, d
Stencken I, w Stef.ns, Solteri, Stoll. Webb Co.
Strauss & Vance, Thomson, " * II, II Wilson, r
White ehman w Wb.!den L Co. Werner
Ducker, " Yates, Mrs ii Zernow, G " Williams
& Co, Denny l. Perry, II Herr, Gramann L Schwatke,
] Jara. S 8 Solomons, Charleston Hotel, W WeEb,
Eischof. J + O'ieill l. Son, NJ, Blobmc, n
wohltmann, Ostendorff Co, Metzler, Marshall Z
Burge, Cameron. Barkley 90. 8yEan 90.
Iseman, Wing. D Mcguire, Walker, Evans Coss.
we'll Furchgott l. Bro Melzler, Holmes Book
store, Ravoael L Holmes, Ii L A Ashton. Dowie
l. Noise, aud Thompson.
Schr Morg:n. Mors san. Hayana-4 days. MO
lasses and Fruit To Enslow L co, ind Bart 4
Wlrth.
Cleared Yesterday.
British bark Borneo, Card, LIVERPOOL Enslow &
Co.
Schr John E Daley. Wall. Eastern port, via
Georgetown, S C-Risley & Creighton.
Schr Edith, Randall. Satilla River, Gto-W Roach u
Co.
Sailed Yesterday.
Schr Mary vancleaf Jones, CarGsnas.
Schr Ella Penne Mitchell, Matinzaa.
Schr C Groves, Weaver, Baltimore.
schr D Hulse. Hildreih, New York.
Schr Beta, Brown. Phia ephia.
Schr Daley Wall. Georgetown. c.
Schr L Orcutt, Haskell, Bucksville, 8 c.
From this Port.
schr Richard vaux, Whitaker, Bos! on, March 26,
schr Galena, Hale Boston. MLaSch &C
Cleared for this Port.
Steamship Manhattan, Woodruff, at New York.
March n.
Sailed for this Port.
Steamship Maryland. johnson, from Baltimore
March 81.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1869-03-30
shipnews by Telegraph.

BOSTON M,rcb 29-The war steamer Galena has
been ordered to Cuban waters.
NEW York. March 29-Arrived, coasters lates
due. Meade Bianvllle, AraSo
WILMINGTON NJ irci 29-Arrived yosteroay. he
becca Ckde from New York.
SAVANNAH. March 29->rrived, steamshrs Ger
Barnes from New York and Flnnie from banmore
Cleared. schr Carrie Heyer for st John's, b.
Weather warm. Wind oSW.
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Memoranda.
The ship R WINTHROP from Liverpool for
Charleston was Of DunnrmJve, March III.
The ship Crab ms Policy, from charleston for
Baltimore, spoken March 25. Cape HaIteras
bearing W.
The schr A Crooker. Currier, from Georgetown,
s c, arrived at Boston March %
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-08-20
LATEST SHIP NEWS

ARRIVED.
Steamship Malta HAines Liverpool Aug and QuenstoWn g. va
steamship Isaac Bell Bourne RehmODd City Point ard Eohoi
sip free iom Bradley Bristol Eng 50 days rilroad iron
Brett Blanchard, Cartenas u days, sugar
AsyJnwsl q DAYS. hides rubber As
Bari whrmina Agatha. Moler Curacao 10 days, hides &C.
Brig Johnson Heath. George. N 10 days, nmber
Vr,y Ceres CienfIegos p DAYS.
Brig Florence O Johp n b. Py SIa Mexico 70 days henps
Rio Sporsm,u Morton Trinidad de Cubs Is days sugar
Brig Rachel santa Martha q days hdtS
Sr Fesiwood Derrckson Galveston 81 days cotton and wool
Schr John Rolus Win iIEtoa y q i days naval stores
Il FOyi, SQrs Wilmington n G. days naval stores
lbr r. Gibson WashiuetOn " C.. days shingles
Sehr j. W. MaIyck Catn Newben, n c., days, shingles
Spark, JONc ku4an Island VIA Charleston y DAYS
Ben Wilmington. y. C., day6, naval stores
Jane Emsou. Wbert Georgetown, ID. &.
Schr. Kate Weutsoru. Lane Laguns - days. logEood
sCHOpSgKs--KIyES AND oOAsTwiss
Sargtuck, Sag HarOor Whistler iaHnton
Pau. Norwich. Naplo, TANs9.'A''
Chss Roberts, Georges Backs Adelaide. brdRfl4fI
lutu Guhu t'H.ais lash WIN Perry noethlViL
Emma, Norhport
BELOW.
Gardner l0kanama Narh = anchored
on H. har Brig Srar;ai.A. Roder. from Mal-, May p.
Fsths (B, Stephens, RIO Jauero va HAnton hoae @
days, coffee.
DOMESTIC PORTS.
wr~ryGToN n c., Aug l9-sasd steamship kebseea C'de
CaAElro Aug 9Salsd steamship PrOwshsus for Phuhd'
pha Arrived sclr T. VI. Flanagan, Iybee.
FOREIGN PORTS.
HAVANA Aug Ig-The steamship Cy Of Mexico ron ven ,rnt
arrived this eyeuug The Eba arrived Le yesterday from View
York