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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1870-01-31

TOr0 STATIONERY AND BLANK
lC1Us BOOKS FOR THE NEW YEAR.
WOODHOUSE & PARIIAM invite the attention
OF merchants, bankers, ano Others, to their STOCK
Of BLANK BOOKS and STATIONERY LOT the
presses, inkstanda, the best inks in use, writing
paper Of every description; envelopeSs steel pens
gold pens, blotsing-paper, desk 1onos' Daya
Books, Bin Books, Receipt Books. Bank Books,
Memorandum Books, Diaries, Amanacs, and
Calendars, for the year 1870.
desl WOoDHOUSE & PARHAM.
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uTANTED, ONE THOUSAND GOOD
wv FARM HANDS 70 go South. Wages, &1e
to go per month; rst!ons and n
EWages, $40 per month frations and traggporf&-
Effon free j. p. q w. NJ. JuS416t
"a a I'm , Richmond, IA.
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In the gold loan market the rate ranged from Ohc
per cent for carrying to nat, per cent, 164 and
I-32 for borrowing. The operations OF the Gold Ex
change Bank were as follows
GOIu cleared Soc,
Gold balances Observation-Disclosures. l,592,773
Currency balances Observation-Disclosures. LS45.740
The New York herald., 1870-09-10

STREET QUOTATIONS.
COMMERCIAL REPORT.

FRIDAY, Sept 9-6 Pm
ASHES Rcce,pts 81 packages. The bu siness In pot
moderate, and prices steady with small offerings.
Small sales were made at So 26 So 76 Pearl dull and
nominal.
BrEswAx.-Thc demand light being confined to small
ing to $500 bs sold at &c. sc FOR Western
Southern.
CHIconY.-Germsn ground was quiet, but steady; the
supply, especially of primo, light Good to prime lots
were quoted At l0c. n l1c., gold.
CANDIEs-The market dull, the demand being con-
fined to small lots supply tho present wants OF buyers but
prices were steady at lac for IL 70 1soz Adaman-
CORDAGE.The demand was moderate at former prices.
We quote :Mauila 2lc &c Ssal rope &c.; Russia tar
red 16c., and Russia bolt rope, 1Sc.
COFFEE.Rio held with rinness at quotations be-
low butwe heard of business OF moment the demand
being rather light Buyers ndisposed to before
the arrival Of tke steamer Hoay which due here 10
In Balhmore sas bags Santos e1 ship David were sold
Ike 15c. good do lbNc. ldkc. prime do, l69<c Z
l7ilc extremes for lots 14c 17}Sc Java, 1ec. 2c
Singapore lsc lee. Ccylon, lsc Maracaibo l5c.
l9c Laguayra, 161c. . lec.; Jamaica, l5c. I7c
Ceara l6c Ec; Costa Rica, l5&c lsc Manila l6c.
lfes Mexican l5c. lsc, and savania, l51sc. lscan
gold, duty paid.
CoTToS.-Therc improved demand from all classes
Of buyers and FAIR business contaminated At teady
prices Spnrcrs the principal operators The sales
75 bales ncludng Ig to arrivc OF which 02
for spinning 236 for and II speculation Fer
future delivery the market decidedly active ard
prices stronger Tho sales were 200 bales basis low
September at l74c 7sc 500 do for October at 1910.
l6c 200 do for october November at 6c 400 do
November at 16Sc. l6Sc. and 600 do Tor December at
l6mc. l6ioc. Weuuotc:-
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FINANCIAL and COMNElS.,%,,,ssii !,
r ~- WALL. STREET, /
r4sS@-" FRIDAY. SSpt. 9--6 +. M. !

g. rMDAAs cSpt e--o f mel
~ GOLD 11sA A Ii4x.
The Wall street markets nave again drlfted into
utter dulness. The Present inactivity had parallel
at the time the French and Prussan armies con-
fronted each other on the Rhine after the decla
ration OF war and when the supposed hesitation as
due to the reluctance Of either side to inaugurate
actual hostiics Wall street watched the situation
with great interest and during the calm grew in
tensely dull. Now again the lull in the WARRIOR the
marching OF the Prussians on Paris does not seem
to be regarded as more than what they would natu-
rally DO during quasi condition OF war. even II
peace be never so well assured-is followed by
a general duness all over the street. The
speculative movements and interest OF the inme-
date future are likely to be intimately connected
with the deliberations Of the Peace Congress which
Is TO assemble in Vienna Tomorrow 1t was the
positive announcement Of such q meeting that
weakened gold this forenoon to l13sI, accompanied
rs It was by reports OF firm markets for consos and
nvc-twentles in London. Later In the day the ex.
cesslve rates pad for the Of gold created the
apprehension that the market had been ovcrsold.
and hence there was great deal or buying to cover
speculative sales. the inclination in this direction
being strengthened by estimates OF q specie ship
ment tomorrow ranging above half million Of
dollars Under this incentive gold rose to 1l44, but
eventually reacted to ana closed at ia. The course
of the market Is shown i'm the tablet
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SOUTHERN SECURITIES DuL

SOUTHERN SECURITIES DULL.
The Southern State bonds were extremely dun
and generally steady. The following were the final
street quOtatiOns:-Teunessee, ex coupon, g. o
S21@; do, new, 90 60t4; Virginia, ex
coupon, &c 81; do, new, u a 6S: do. registered
stock, old, 532l 64h; Georgia skies, SO o IS; do.
sevens, 9l14 90; do. sevens. old, 90 90; North.
Carolina. ex coupon, 5o6 81; do. funding, 1866,
3S 40J do. de-, 1868, "a 35; do. new, 2S a o
2e do, special tax, 231a "a; Missouri skies, 90
9oa; do, Hannibal and st. Joseph 90 90]s; Louisi-
ana SKIES, 72 rs; do new. CO SO; do leves skies.
"a IS; do. do. ei2hts, 81 sS; do. penitentiary
sevens, 70 70; do. railroad eights, s5 a SO;
Alabama ives, Ioa 72 do. eghs loo1s 1oI do. rail.
road eighs, IS 100; South Carolina skies, so IS
do, new July. 6S ,O do. do, October, 70 a IS;
do, registered stock, old, 10 IS; Arkansas sevens
70a75.
MONEY EASY
The money market was easy, aud while there
were few exceptional loans made at seven per
cent on stocks the bulk OF early business on this
class OF coaterals was at six per cent. Before the
close Of banking hours lenders were Offering large
amounts at five per cent. On governments the rates
were four and five per cent. Discounts were re-
ported easier
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On OF the rmness in freehs and the unfavorable
from Lvcrpo, tho market for wheat duh aud
sssyss s saS .Sas Ss' % s sr @ rS cs %
sprng 81 10 for sort do and good Milwaukee do
s. IS G %,eyn NJ i. .sr asafS For d $ u = % sS
and amber winter and 81 l9 s. for white Corn
nsseS e we're So ed
store and anoa and Soc e0c for yellow Oats
FOR Other kinds The sses I were s bushels !.
Rye was duh and hsavy safe Of o bushes wa:
reported at s3ac. Both barley and barley malt remained
FnEIanrs.l market was very dull, business being
ssa by the 10 rses The ~ snTshS business
without especial change The engagsments yvere-To Lv
5 pss sn
70 Ss GSa Sa e.
"A bark Cork for orders, with 800 bbs
%s s 70
win 400 bbis psrolssnm ana ISoc DO rosin bark
now in Boston Riehnond thence the RIO erande with
S
ship to San Francisco, general cargo, ON private
FIsnFor dry cod the demand was more active but with
ss S ows s
quinas at 81 50 Gsorgcs There increased
sp 5 & s AZ es 4ps c cfas 81 for se
sS .posea oSs ~ ana &c.
No The buaness in other kinds was unmporant; prices
sa,s.d
sass cIS and ro. we're scd Al Prices
LUMBEREascrn spruce was only moderately actve bnt
the supply being small rn especially for
choice schedules About 25OOoO feet sold within the
range Of @I6 a X1S TO-
LIME was and firm at H1 Is for and @l 75
for lump with moderate demand.
LATns-Easern fair request and the supply being
only moderate prices frmer and about l0c. higher,
closing 49, Thc saes 5000J0 at So - ~ 3D.
LRATHER.-The market for hemock soie was only mode
ratey active prices firm for all grades The
demand principally for prime grades though there was
decreasing For Union the market unchanged
prime slaughter was in fair request, While common
slow OF heavy Rough passaDly active for
choice duh all kinds The current quotations
were "a foows-
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COCoA.The ct dul and heard OF no sales
Prices nominal at &c. 9c., gold, for Gusya-
quill In bond s5c &c., do for Maiacabo do, and l5c
l6c., do, for Caracas do.
DYEwooDsThere was no business reported in this arti.
Gle there demand for export and scarcely for the
trade prices nominal at the following
quotations-S Domingo ogw0od, l4 $5, gold; Jamaica
do, %15 60 SIS, do Honduras dp d28 do. csmwood,
$00, do; usc i7 Sl9, do and West Coast Lima wood
y6O, currency.
FLoUR AND GRAIN.-Recsipts, 1880 bbs -four, 1888
bushcls wheat 7s do corn, ls!b0 do oats and 62O do
business being restricted considerably by the unavorabe
cable advces from Liverpool ond the high rates OF freight
below yesterdays quotations The sales
about IL 900 bb including about COo extra State ut
IS 10 IS TO- delivered For Southern -four the market
quiet and prices of almost oil iinds were heavy Sales Gc
being $50 bbs. Corn meal dull and heavy Sales
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sold on the lower for q! TINS year. II o o. buge option
K: s ss .:s ..ls s:S: Ss
oa s
Eas Lansac!sd,. ths sales being s,SOo bbls:, for
ssRssISsr ss aS rs DO and asF DO sss
e. si only nssss assss: s:;1s H. ssS
change value We quote prime whie &c.
wlih sale: q ass. but closed :, WIN YOas
and DO November and December 80; each moniS
an improved demand and Comparatively r6i offerings the
snd 'a
sss Ssa sos ss'
the spot and for the last hall Of Tits month at s2s @ For
Ssss sss at
Se2o $27 for Western and .2 90 for small rumps
a..: q Tvs head, head, bre:ssd hogs hogs were We only nsass!s
dull Sas The
about 50 bol. a Srice: within The ss 80 s FER
da and pIes. nsmiasi about SIS for prlns
Sw Of ss % 'a5 s ~as he
ssassTsl hS sithoS price BACON Was quoted co a. lss
q sonssaashcs fefsi hams were quoted a sas:,
%a;ss.s @
for is e %
s .s ai sapp psss re
SSss: sale % asavy w in A1 1aas sS with
esr sn.5ns n ns sss for cheese % w1: whoa
and s @ ois
:sss rss. ss 10 sa sas .kSs
&c., fair to extra do bali hrlin tubs, s4c $780,
s sSs: se s & &a 49,
ssS S McseIn and s s %s'
a Cheese rs Far to % extra state factories isc c
diaries, &c. l3%c, and common to good Western, &C.
SUGAR. There was n moderate business transacted In
ca% as sso tho Sns with
quotations appended The sales were Tlo Ghs, al
from sc to HE fs Cuba rore Rico and Dsmsss
ior soft white, isssc ior extra and ii5.c ca
a1 ns ss:c FAR to sSsd sros,ry s,c iSsc prime
ssa sps 6ossss moIsssss hhd. SSIss
iiss isss ss q Il 81: $is, ILL., iss q:
Porto Rico Refining grades. sc. $780,; do, grocery
snoi-brop gaeted at sHc. and buck exc
ng M s w.s e e business TN
small saes were made within the OF l5c isc for
common to prime Prices were lrm especially for the
sKseThe market for both deer du the de-
were steady however, q former quotations We quote:
@ o ao 1s per % % busno. %9res &C.
ab7ac;d ;do currency paya, zoe. d5c do Curacao,
w. t d. S sG
s doc ' ns d. aS
3,e II 8ec do, do. Q@I'l-'
sEEDe-Lhnseed was in iair demand AT about former
prices and Eaea made or 2,0uV bags Boston at
T2 23, goid duty pad and 2tG0 Do, 10 arrive there,
private terms; also resale of 1000 ba and 1900 poe kes
10 arrive here, private ierm Grass dull, bit with
out particular chan In value. We quote Glover Hc.
HlGc., and timothy S6 IS a So
ToBAoco large movement in Kentucky, the
demand boing chiefly for export, and there eadl
reported In prices There sold fully 50 hhds. 1T
Sac lsc Toe business Transacted IN seedeaf was small
the demand being limited bat fun prices askei FOR
almost kinds The saes were Isl cases ohio l4c
&c., 90 do Pennsylvania at 25c 50c and 100 do various
kinds In lots, at l5c. BIC. Havana quite steady In
value; sales 40 bales at sc. 81 d. or Yara 80 baos Ill
cut and y do H. were sold on private terns We quoo:
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New Orleans. .... :. -, 3, & W.
being but little demand and prices were without coange,
holders rather Grmer IN their vieW s
quoted S3l $3 10 and Glengafpock at 932
33 There sold 800 tons Eginton on private terms
slow of sae the business being confined to
small lots. Prices favored buyers Sales luu tons NO
! Allentown private terms and ,oo rS DO NO;
/ Ulepdon 1888. We quote-No l., SS3, and
Wrought scrap sought after and sold 70 the extent
of 5C0 tons private terms or old ra 4ay tons were
sold nrvate terns New rails were quiet but steady at
S5S $40 gold, English and $40 $' currency for
sales ordinary foreign was quoted at 10 30
10 tons slesian sold at sac, gold, Tin.
Pig active for Straits at nrm prices, ou, dui
closing 35t1c god and 10 tons English at 3s4c do.
generally quoted at &c. gold Plates were quiet
steady hgure Sales 200 boxes B h coke at
S7 62c, gold, and 4Sg / g 40. on private terms; we
u.s. do coke terne s 75, do. and charcoal do 81 75
u.s. do
spirits turpentne at about former suea the market
800 bbs, at B9<c 40c. R0snStraned was IA more de-
nand and frmer, while other kinds remained dull Ss.s
200D bb. strained at 81 ~ the latter nrce Tor good
small lots No at 81 10 ~ 2o and 400 do pale at "a
I0 No l. " 80 SO 60; pale $3 7S "a 75 extra do and
window glass; 81 81 Wilmington tar was dull and heavy
FnTRorEuM-For crude, In bulk, the market very
Quot there being scarcely demand and, with
ycy free offerings prices heavy and about &c lower
especially future delivery The sales were only
500 bbIs week At 13kc closing at BIKE On the
creek the market wa. gaIe and heavy and sses We're
were 5000 bbs, sellers option Tor all this year. ~ ~ l6
on upper Sales on the spo, oa the upper road
SsIs x s sss .Ss IT,. yesterday. 'SGs"s y" w.ss
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time served as certificates OF national protection,
that practice was brought to an end by the egisa-
ton Of 1610 In the nrst year Of Mr.. Madison's ad-
ministration. and md no evidence OF It's recon-
mencemcnt uncer any OF the fifteen Presidents in
once since that time. Very respectfully, your 0be-
dent servant, THOMAS II. TALBOT
Acting Attorney General.
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--HenIOck.--
,, BE- sR 3d. g. o.. -c'ifs'"ia. .sis. 2s,'cesS S4 g.
Middle. 2s4c. so,Ic 2sc. a29c S7;ec 2Sc
Poor damsged ali kinds, ssc a2c rough light 3oc. q
33c. middle and heavy, 800. q 32c.

Bellies, 20c. a 2sc. Oak Roush-Lighl S3c. SIC middle
and heavy, GSc. a 3ec.
MoLAssRs.-The of business consuminated IN THIS
article was unimportan There demand except Tor
jobbng lots, and the market heavy and unsettled TO
holders would have been obliged TO grant
reduction from the quotations appended The STOCK OF
almost all kinds was large. We quote =
The New York herald., 1870-09-10
sNJ Central RR.

ck M. and 2s1J r. M.
xeso00 Us 6-z0, 9. 'sS, u IS ll0Jf
27600 US Sc, 1910, c.. lo6
66O0 do.. 100
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1870-03-24
MARKETS. by Telegraph.

FOREIGN.
LONDON, March 23-Noon.-Consols o3h; bonds
sex.. Tallow quiet and steady. Sugar. on spo'
500 Sd. Common rosin IS 6da5s ed.
LIVERPOOL, March 23.-Noon-Cotton opened
miet and unchanged; uplands 11hall1su; or-
leans 11Xa1lxd; sales $4,000 bales.
,Eyening.-Ootton, uplands IL Nd; Orleans l1Hd;
sales 10, 600 bales; speculation and exports 1000
hsles.
-, DOMESTIC.
Z" NEw.YoRK, March 23-Eoon-Stoeks stlong'
Money easy at Sac per, cent. Gold l2h. Sixty
:twos OK. Sterling, long sh; short w. 'en'
pessee ex-coupons So; new cox; virginia eH'
coupons 7sK; new 71K; Louisiana leVee skies
ssx. eights e3K; Alabama eights s6H; lives 90;
Georgia sixes s6X; .sevens 90; North Carolinas
old 4eI: new esE; South Carolinas, old So; new
s2k. Flour dull Wheat dull and favors buyers
Cern quite firm. Pork dull; mess SIS. Lara
Suiet at l4,la14Hc. Cotton heavy and lower 22Ac.
Turpentine 45Hc. Rosin quiet at s2ae o5 Tor
strained. Freights steady.
Ryening.-Cotton heavy and lower; Gales 1900
bales at 22Xc. Flour dull and decliAing' super
Ans State 81 I5a4 s.; common to fair extra So osa
Q. Wheat heavy and shade lower; winter red
and amber Western .$246. Corn scarce; new
mfXed western S0ASoC EOEh S<oH' 11<sAN NAA
at 16al6xc. whlskey 99Hcasl. Groceries quiet
and dull, Naval stores quiet. Freights firm.
Money easy at Sac per cent. Sterling SaSh. Gold
4i2k. Governments steady. sixtJ-twos 10.
8outherns generally nrm.
ST. LOUIS, March 23.-Corn dull; mixed '7a7Sc.
Ness pork nrmer at s2s 25aos so. Shoulders loHc;
clear sides 1bxal5Kc. whiskey s2as3c.
LOUISVILLE, March 23.-Corn csc. Mess pork
SCI. Shoulders IL; clear sides lee. Lard, tierce
l5c Whiskey 92as3c.
CINCINNATI, March 23.-Corn unchanged. Whis-
key csc; mess pork sae rs. Shoulders 1oxc; clear
aides 16xc. Lard, little IN market at l4al4He.
NORFOLK, March 23.-Cotton quiet and weak;
low middling 2okc; receipts 413 bales; exports
coastwise IS bales; sto OK 1885 bales.
or SAVANNAH. March 23.-Cotton 1ulet; middling
2axc; receipts s7s bales; exports coastwise 216
bales Great Britain zoos bales; sales 100 bal es;
stock 81, ,262 bales.
NEW ORLEANS, March 2s.-cotton dull; prices
lower; middng 22a221hc; net receipts 6S76 bales;
coastwise IS bales; total 643l bales; exports to
Great Britain 3ssl bales; Havre 1886 bales; Ant.
werp $50 bales; sales 5000 bales; stock 2o9el
bales.
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Passengers.

Per steamship Charleston, for New York;
weed N Hardias, NJ Silvey. Mrs Quinn. Gum,
dren, Mrs NJ Herberer, Miss Long, Adams
Miss Eva Johnson, Geo Lockwood, Houston, d
NcGreg"r, q Young, Mrs J Nelson, J0s Wilson,
A Stillman. Mrs Lehman, Mrs Jordan, II Sllnkin,
Miss u Adams, ] Hampton p Il Larkin, NJ Taylor.
LIB Wing, schoneld, W Meyers, A Herberer.
Per steamer City Point. from Palatka. via jack
-Sonville, Fernandina and Savannah-J Warn,
Mount. Clarke, MetcalI, Miss Cook Miss Fitzger-
aid, Mrs Holmes, II G TahrS, Dougherty, Capt
Wiley, F Peck, II Jerords, Mrs Cenardi. Mrs
Aohley, Raymond, Sphinx and wife, Hull, A
Wilson, Glover, and wife, Miss Malburn, b
Almey, Miss Almey, II deck.
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5bipplng.
EoR NEW YoRK-oN SATURDAY.

The Superior First Class Side; wheel NK@h
buI, Commander, OF the New York and Charleston
Steamship Company's Line, will leave Aaget'ss
South Wharf on SATURDAY, the 28thinstant' 81
O'Clock P. n.
ESeThe steamers of this Line are Handsomely
and comfortably fitted up for passengers, ana
their tables are supplied with all ofthe delicacles
OF the New York and Charleston markets:
s77- Through Bills OF Lading given on Cotton TO
Liverpool, Boston and the New England manulac-
aSe Insurance by this Line half per cent.
ArLocal and Wharf rates always as low Us oy
any other Line .ncpp
Ss-The SIdewheel Steamship JAMES ADGER
follows on TUESDAY, the Goth instant, a. O'CLOCK
p M. JAMES ADGER d CO.,
Agents N. Y. and G. Steamship Line,
Corner Adger's Wharf and East Bay.
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Receipts by Railroad, March as.

SOUTH CAROLINA RAILROAD.
!. 1oo bales cotton, &c bales domestcs. 100 bbls
Slour, ] car stock. To Railroad Agent. Pelzer.
Rodgers L CO: W B Williams Son, w Ryan, W
n Whiden 4 co, g Walter 4 CO, w W Smith,
Frost 4 Adger, Thurston Holmes, A B Mulligan,
Johnston. Crews & CO, J Sloan, j. Wiss
co, Claghorn, Herring Il CO.
NORTHEASTERN RAILEoAD.
. "a bales cotton, l5o bbs naval stores, IS bushels
rice, cars lumber and wool, kegs nails, mdse, &c.
To Marshall, Jr, S Stouey, Barden & 2, Man.
toue CO. L Cohen & CO, G'B Gibson g. CO, IL W
James, C " Williams co, kanapauX, Caiu.
well 4 Son, kirkpatrick Wittc, Frost Adger,
A Nefr; Mowry & Son, Pelzer Rodgers & CO. Wer.
ner 4 Ducker, J Campsen & CO, Geo II Smith, ID G
Ebaugh, J E Adger & CO, L Elias, A johnson
md Order.
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The New York Rice Market.
Interior Cotton Markets.

COLUMBIA, March e2.-Cotton, middlngs 2oHc;
sales 18 bales.
MACON, March 21.-Cotton, receipts to-day 81
bales; sales 1877; shipped PIT. Tile market opened
quiet this morning, with moderate demand at
1iXc for mindlings, and continued SO until the
usual evening kilograms from the New York mar
kes we're received, announcing decline OF &c,
when operations here almost ceased, and the
market closed weak at the opening price.
COLUMBUS, March 21.-There was moderate
demand to-day for the better grades at 20Ha2lc
for middlings. Few oners. Sales 81 bales. Re
ceipts % bales.
MONTGOMERY, March 2l.-Cotton market quiet
and steady az nc for low middlings.
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EOR NEW YoRK-THURSDAY.
THE al sIDE.wHEEL STEAMSHIP

TENNESSEE.
Chichester, Commander, will sail for 1EEE$.
New York on THURSDAY, March 24th. .SaAAlsS3eeezs.
at half.past 4 O'Clock P. NJ, from Pier Ne. :,
Union Wnarves, connecting with day passenger
Trains from Columbia and Augusta, arriving ~
PM
Through Bills Ladtng will be issued for Cotton lion
TO LIVERPOOL, HAVRE, Boston and the NEW
England Manufacturing Cities
Freight on Sea Island Cotton, @c; upiahu, 1sc'
fas Insurance by the Steamers Of this line u per
cent. ,o,,,,r
For Freight engagements, or passage, haVing
very superior stateroom accommodatlons,a AL new
lyfIrnished, apply to WAGNER, t1UGER L CO. No.
90 Broad street. or to WM. A. COURIENAf,
No, Union Wharve5. nCl2l
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MARINE NEWS.
cHARL sToN, RCH "a.
ARRIVED YESTERDAY.

Steamship Prometheus, Gray, Philadelphia-
left inst. Mdse. To John & Theo Getty Con-
| sgnees previously reported. ,, porrrn,o
British bark William hsher' burney' oei"uoA
Schr w a Steele. Buck, Matanzas-4 days.
Fruit To Paul, Welch 4 Brandes.
Merchants line schr n Mayor, @ NayiCr' or new y
dSger aSssrS asSS'A CO., Adams, Damon co, Blsehon
co " Bird co, W G Bee 60, Burckmyer,
y h Bristol & CO, C Borner, Bulwinkle co,
Campsen 4 co, Cobia / co. r CoWpsrEnT7aiI, M nl7
Elias, G d FRANKIE, L Falk & CO. Fleming
CO, p L Gulemln. C Graveley. Goodrich, Vine
man & CO, Hart & CO, Heseman Bro, hat
rIsson Capt Higgins, w Hunt, Holmes d Caider,
Jennings, Thomlinson 4 CO, H klatte y co, KNOB
loch q Small Kinsman & Howell. Luhrs, A
LANCER, Muller, Nimitz Il 60, MaTscner, 4 a,s
Mcdowell osse1dor6 e1aord co ouasseIbusS ss ia ia
Renneker, S Railroad co, W Shepherd co, D Il
Scox. Stenhouse CO. L Schnell, w Stenens q
co, Street Bros co, G II Siegling. Stelling, A
Tobias Sons vGeTs Wagen1er MonSeeS Weisen
Evans L Cogswell, Geo W Williams Il co,
walker, Wando Manufacturing co, and others
Merchants line schr H woodbury., woodbury.
New Yogks days MSsf .oaS TO ASent MoasR staf sG
fens CO, Riecke & schachte, Paul, Welcm , Y
Brandes. "latte co, r A Ca!aWetl Y
Cohen, IN Wohltmann, West Jones, " =
Luhn, E Railroad Agent, Gornatn, E,sansa mSInSa
co, and order. 20 soro
Mdse. 70 w Roach & co, Railroad Agent' pei%Gi, nv r
Rodgers co, J K Heath W q Bee q 'o' " y
s scsr Paige. Haley, Boston-lo days Ice
Schr ] W Wilson, Adams, Greenpoint, l. 10
days. Guano. To H F Baker Il co, ana hinsinan
& Howell. . cao,o Corn
Schr Georgia. Brier, Baltimore-lC days. corn
and -four. To Tupper & Son.: 49,,
Schr. Serene, Jones, Norfolk, Va DAYS. Coln'
To the Master and W Bee &c CO.
Steamer City Point, Peck, Paiatka via JACK S.
sonville, Fernandina and savannah. 10 pues
sea island cotton, mdse, DC. TO aiken q &C.
PInckney Bros, Morrison, Taylor, w NJ BiEa q
CO. Wilcox, Gibbs & co, Edward Mlddietoh, Esq
E P Jervey. ESQ., ,,;u a,
Schr Ann S Deas. Garbati West Point MIL; sS
tcs rice. To w Bee & co and K Pringle q son.
CLEARED YESTERDAY.
Steamship Charleston, Berry, New iork-'ames
Adger & CO.
SAILED YESTERDAY.
Steamship Charleston, Berry. New York.
FROM THIS PORT.
British steamship Lumsden, Rutter, Liverpool,
March q.
Up FOR THIS PORT.
Brig Hampden, Perkins, at Baltimore, March
o.
CLEARED FOR THIS PORT.
schr Gun Rock, Bangs at New York, March Il.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1870-03-24

Steamer PILOT 'G BOY, &C, Captain s3.9 G. ssE1h
ton for above places every TUESDAY MORNING. as
O'Clock.
Returning the PILOT BOY will leave Beaufort
early WEDNESDAY MORNING, touching at all the
above named Landings on her route 10
Charleston. j. u. AlkEN & w.
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