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CRUMBs.-if all Fort Sumter eXcllrsionSts
bring away as much Of the fort as party OF
eight Northerners did yesterday, as relics, the
government, If 1t wait awhile, will be saved the
expense of lcvelling tile walls.
Do not forget the picnic Of the German St.
Johns Lutheran Church at the Sc:utzcnplatz
to-day.
The West is doing big bacon business with
Georgia and the Carolinas Morris e. Reid, pro
vision brokers OF Cincinnati, shipped on Saturday
last, 2os hogsheads OF bacon By special train to
Louisville, and thence by the Green Line to
Macon. This Is said to be the largest shipment
ever made in one day.
The German Rifle Club will hold an extra meet
ing this evening, at O'Clock.
The steamer Of the German Fire Company will
arrive on the James Adger today.
The sale OF stands at the Schutzenpatz, on
wednesday, realized S1s75 The principal stand
was Knocked down to Mr.. William SenSep for
$3.50.
Three drunken individuals yesterday contrib
uted fifteen dollars to the city treasury.
CHAMBER OF CoMMERCE.-A meeting Of this
body was held yesterday, at P. H., in the hall
overtko. 10 Broad street-Robert Mure, Esq, pre-
siding.
The presiden. stated that the meeting had been
call,d to hear the report OF the committee ap-
pointed o. the last meeting to take steps looking
to the securing OF hall and reading room for
the use OF the chamber.
Mr.. S. Y. Tupper, from the said committee,
submitted long report showing the action Of
the committee In regard to the plan submitted
by Mr.. Riggs to fit up the second story of the
building at the corner OF East Bay and Broad
streets. as hall and reading room, and proper
committee rooms. ". Hanckel stated that
another plan could be submitted In day or
two, and the chamber determined to receive the
report as information, and the committee was in
structet to continue theh Investigations, and re.
port as early as they could conveniently do So
Mr.. PincSney submitted the following resolu.
tion which was adopted:
Resolved That the president OF this chamber
be requested to appoint three members from the
delegation already selected to represent this
chamber in the Agricultural and immigration Con-
,antion who are authorized to invite similar
Trade and German Immigration Society, and
such others as they may see ns, so as to mature
report, to be submitted to the May Convention.
setting forth the facilities and advantages OF this
metropolis OF the State lor the extension OF OF IT'S
pecia.iy as to the possibility OF introducing I'M
migrants to settle In this State and in our nslga-
boring states.
The president announced that the memorial 10
Congress, relative to securing an appropriation
60 fit up more convenient postoaice, had been
forwErIed.
The chamber then adjourned.
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BILL HEADS printed on fine paper at So, 81,
IS, s. 50 and ss so per thousand, according to
size. q. The NEWS Job ONCE.
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PERsoNAI.-Mr n. G. Osteen, one OF the
pushing proprietors OF the Sumter News, Is now
in :he city in the interest Of his paper.
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IT rs INVALUABLE TO FEMALES!
IT'S CORDIAL FOR THE AGED, AND A SURF
1t Is undoubtedly the best Medical Cor
dial ever ofrered.to the Public!

SAVANNAH. March 16 1870. r!
MEssRs JACOB LIpPMAN & BRO, Savannah. Ca:
GentS-I have before me your esteemed letter OF
the l4th instant, containing various documents
relative to your German RItters." After care
full examination must confess that your Bitters
Is really what you represent It to he, an old Ger
man recipe OF DR.. Mllcherlich OF Berlin, Prussia.
1t will no doubt be excellent for Dyspepsia, Gen.
eral Debility and Nervous Diseases, and 1t Is 4
good preventive OF Chills and Feyers. find 1t to
be the most delightful and pleasant stomach1c.
remain, yours truly,
(Signedl AUG I. WETTER.
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KIRKLAND Mills GA, March q, 1870.
MEssRs JACOB LIppMAS & BRO, Druggists, Sa.
vannall, Ga:
Gentlenen-I have introduced your Great Ger
man Bltters here to my customers ana friends,
and End better sale for them than any have
ever kept before. Those who have tried them ap-
prove OF them very highly, and do not hesitate
In saying that they are far superior III value to
any other Bltters now in use. y
Yours, respectfully, -.
(Signedl W. KIRKLAND.
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By W. Y. LEITCH & z. S. BRUINS,
Auctioneers.

Auctioneers.
TWO ANDA HALF STORY DWELLING,
No. IS Henrietta street.
VIII be sold on THURSDAY, 2sth instant, at
the Old P0stofnce, at II O'Clock,
That desirable Two and half Story WOODEN
DWELLING, with Kitchen and necessary out
buildings, on the south side OF Henrietta street,
and known as No. 49, Dwelling contains square
and one attic rooms, with piazza to the west. Lot
measures 25 feet front by lis In depth, mere or
less.
Terms-One.half cash; balance In one year
with interest; property to be insured and policy
assigned. Purchaser to pay us for papers and
stamps. ~ aprz2 fmth3
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BYJ. A. ENSLOW & co.

BY J. A. ENSLOW & co.
TTNDER RITER'S SALE.
l. MOLASSES, Chains, Rigging, Stove, &C.,
saved from the wreck OF British bark Eliza,
stranded on Bulls Breakers.
On SATURDAY, 23d Instant will be sold at the
New Customhouse, at Ii O'Clock, to pay salvage
and expenses,
3 hhds. MOLASSES
Large Chain Cable
Moorng Chains
lot or Standing Rigging
Galley Stove
! lot Blocks, OLD Iron, &C., &c.
Conditions cash. apr2z
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BY W. Y. LEITCH &R. 8. BRUINS,

Auctioneera.
r OF WEST SIDE OF WHARF STREET,
IL sold by order OF the Executors OF Estate Of
John Ferguson. g
Old Postoffice, at II O'Clock,
That desirable LOT OF LAND, situated on the
west side Of Wharf street, measuring and running
as follows: On Wharf street, east line, 100 feet;
feet; then eastwardly 40 feet; then again south
wardly A feet; then again eastwardly SO feet. be
the said dimensions more or less. Plat Will be
exhibited on day OF sale.
Terms-One-third cash; balance In one and two
years, with interest. Purchaser to pay us for
papers and stamps. aprl9 tuftuwth5
BY w. Y. LEITCH & 3. s. BRUINS,
Aactionoers.
TLEGANT WOODEN MANSION, ON
ll Brick Foundation, with Iron Railing, south
east corner OF Lynch and Montague streets-by
order OF the Executors OF the Estate Of John Fer
guson.
Old Postofce, at II O'Clock.
That elegant three and half story CYPRESS
MANSION, with large vegetable and flower gar
dens, situated at the southeast corner Of Lynch
and Montague streets, containing ten square, be-
sides four large attic, pantry and dressing rooms;
also, store and coal rooms with nne brick Kitchen
stable, carriage house, &c. Water works In dres.
sing and bath rooms. The fences on sides and
'front.' ere brick. The Lot measures 12l feet front
on Lynch, by lsl feet In depth on Montague, more
or less.
In rear OF the above. on Montague street, that
| pleasant two story BRICK DWELLING, contain
| ing four square rooms. Lot measures 81 feet
front on Montague by 120 feet In depth, be the
Terms-One-third cash; balance In one and two
years, with interest, secured by bond ant mort
gage; property to be insured and policy assigned.
| Purchaser to pay rs for papers and stamps.
aDrI9 tuftuwth5
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BY LOUIS d. DeSAUSSURE.
TSTATE SALE BY ORDER OF THE
E Executors. Brick Residence in Meeting
street.
On TUESDAY. Goth instant, at IL O'Clock A. NJ,
at the north OF the Exchange, Will sell at public
auction,
The three story BRICK RESIDENCE, No. SO
bile pazzas, cistern, &C., with brick Kitchen car.
riage house and stable. he premises have recently
been repaired. The lot Is OF irregular shape mea.
suring about AZ feet front, 2ll feet Deep and lis
feet on the back line.
Condltlons-One.Iourth cash; balance by bond
bearing semi-annual interest, payable In hve
equal successive annual instruments, to oe Sc
cured by mortgage Of the property; house TO ne
Insured and policy assigned Purchaser enris M ps'
for papers and stamps. aPti'
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Bnters.


r. P P NJ A N s.
GREAT GERMAN BITTERs!
THE BEST TONIC AND INvIGoRAToR KNOWN /
They are unsurpassed as cure for Dyspepsia
and General Exhaustion.
SURE PREVENTIVE OF FEVER AND AGUE,
BILIOUS, REMITTENT AND INTERMITTENT
FEvERs.
IT rs INVALUABLE TO FEMALES!
IT'S A CORDIAL FOR THE AGED, AND A SURE
PROTECTION AGAINST ALL MALA.
RIOUS DISEASES.
1t Is undoubtedly the best Medical Cor
dial ever ofrered.to the Public!
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THE DEVIL TO PAY!
4 FINANCIIL BOMBSHELL IN THE
MUNICIPAL CAMP.

NOVEL LITIG ALTON.
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BUSINESS ENvELoPEs.-THE NEWS JOB ONCE
Is now prepared to furnish gooa envelopes win
business cards printed thereon, at 81 per thous.
and. Send your orders. Every merchant and
business man should have his card printed on his
envelopes.
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Aurtiun Sales.--future Ddps.
By ". Y. LEITCH & r. S. BRUNS,
Auctioneers. y

Under DECREE IN EQUITY.
u Falk vs.. Jacobi, Adminstratrix, ct al
On THURSDAY, 2sth instant, will be sold at IL
o'clock A. NJ, near the Old Customhouse,
All that LOT OF LAND, with the Buildings
thereon situate in st. Philip Street, Upper wards.
Bounding north on Land OF James Adger, east on
Land Of Mary Campbell, south on Land OF Robert
Wing, and west on st. Philip street; measuring
go feet on the north line 81 feet on the south line
and IS feet on the east and west lines each, De
the said dimensions more or less.
Terms-One.third cash; balance In two equal
successive annual instalments, with interest from
day OF sale, payable annually: the buildings 70
be insured and the policy assigned. Purchaser
]. W. GRAY,
apr22 rtuth3 Special Referee.
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HISTORY OF THE DIFFICULTY
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TF YOU WANT PAPER BAGS, FLOUR
SACKS, and Bags OF every description, 90 to
EDWARD PERRY,
No. los Meeting street, opposite Charleston Holel,
Charleston, $. G. oecIa onos
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STILL UNPAID, RETIRED FROA lSIEhESI ACSUISl.
18th Period, redeemable April, ls65.... 400 90
2.d Period, redeema5le April, 1863. 20,6O0 90
.3d Period, redeemable October, 1865. 20, 900 %
9th Period, releemable April, lSG9.... $3.50 90
25th Period, redeemabe October, 1862 l,0I0 10
a6th Period. redeemable April, 1870. 4l,5IO W
18th Period, redeemable October, 1870. 1890 00
18th Period, redecmabe April, ISL. 4slI0 90
.gth Period. redcemabe october, 1871. 36,0S0 90
3Oth Period redcemabe April, lS'2... 33,O5O w
Slsl Period, redeemable October 1872. 3S,0S0 90
Sa,l Period, redeemable April, lST3.... $4,000 OO
33d Period redcemable October, 1873. 80. .92U 90
34th Period redeelnabe April, ISL. $3.50 00
35th Period redeemable October, 1874. 1880 90
Seth Peroid, redeemabe April. 1870. $3.50 0u
31th Period, redeemabe October, 1919. 10000 90
3Sth Period, redeemabe April, 1876. 34,540 90
3gth Period redeemabe October, 1875. $3.50 90
10th Period, redeemable April, lsI7.... $500 90
ilst Period, redeemabe OCTOBER, 1871 530 00
i2d Period, redeemable April, 1873. 1850 90
43,i Period redeemable october, 1878. $50 90
4lth Period, redeenable April. lST9... I6,T90 90
45th Period, redeemabe October, 1879 Ie,610 90
10th Period. redeemable April, $780,. 60,210 90
47th Period, redeemabe October, 1850. 6i,SOO 90
18th Period, redeemable April, ISL. 60,0S0 00
10th Period rcleemabe October, 1851. 1910 90
5O,h Period, redeemabe April, lSS2... $3.50 10
5lst perl0d redeemable OCTOBER, 1882. $4,000 90
sd Period, retlecmvble April, lSSS.." 1850 O0
55th Period, redeemabe October, 1854. 1850 90
seth Period, redeemaGle April, 1885,. $3.50 90
59th Period, redeemabe Octoocr, 1856. 120+l0 90
60th Period, redecmable April 1851. 124, ,0S0 90
6lst Period reuccmable October, 1887. 12il70 90
62d PERIOD redeemable April, 1855. l2a,5S0 90
sSI Period. redecmaD!e October, 1882. 134,430 90
9th Period releemable APRIL 1882. $50 90
65th perioi redeemable october, 1889. 143,5SO 0g
66lh Period, redeemabe April, $780,. l4S 100 oO
6Ith Period redeemabe October, 1890 1881 90
6sth Period. redeemable April, 1Sal... 15i,1lo 90
6atl Period. retcemable October 1891 16l, $50 90
10Th Perlod releemable April. 1892. 1674So 20
list Period, redeelnabe October, 1892 124220 90
72i Pcriui redcemable April, lS93.. 5000 90
sd Period. redeemable october, 1888 2l,3l0 90
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STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA, |

CHARLESTON COUNTY.
Personally appeared Charles o. Witte. George
S. Cameron, James S. Gibbes. Who being duly
sworn, depose and say that the facts alleged In
the foregoing complaint are true to their and
each Of their knowledge.
CHARLES o. WITrE.
GEO. S. CAMERON.
JAMES S. GIBBES.
Sworn to before me this 2lst day OF April A. D..
1870.
tSigned) L. W. SPaArT, Notary Public.
This bill sets forth the whole case for the plain
titrs, which needs no further explanation at our
hanIa
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We refer, by permission, to Doctors King, sulli-
van;.Duncan and other leading physicians Of sa-
yannah: to ey.Mayor Anderson, John L. Villa
longa and other distinguished citizens OF Saran-
nah.
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sUsINEss NoTI0 Es.

HAVE rot tried my Dollar Tea.
aprl9 WILSON Ms "NoesNi'
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INTEREST AND ARREARS DUE on STOCK APRIL l,
1870.
April i, $50. ..' ~ ' s76, ,os5 oo
Semi-annual interest on s6s,43O, due
April and October. 1,992 ~
Interest on per cent. stock $4,000,
College and High School. ............. 800 90
Arrears OF interest on stocks to April l,
1871. oi,ofo ~
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Five per cent. stock issued to College =
and High School, under ordinance
Quarterly @ .. $1,000 90
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They are unsurpassed as cure for Dyspepsia
and General Exhaustion.
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A SURE PREVENTIVE OF FEVER AND AGUE,
BILIOUS, REMITTENT AND INTERMITTENT
FEvERS.
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THE BEST TONIC AND INv1GoRAroR KNOWN
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A EoLD PROCEEDING.

The intended action OF the plaintiffs coming to
the ears Of the executors Of Glbbon, they at once
under their judgment, attached the funds c. the
city In the hands OF the treasurer and In the First
National Bank, and attached also the gas stock
standing in the name OF the city on the books OF
the Gas Company.
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Total amount six per cent. stock
issued. .............S5 l3I,2O1 II
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Balance OF the above issues. ,63s, ,957 IL
The following issues Qs57l was to provide for
the ilnal extinguishment Of the city debt and ar
ranged In periods, Is follows:
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Totai amount bearing six per cent.
Interest So,AoVIoVi ~
Add amount retired from interest
account ......................... 400 O0
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Markets by Telegraph.

EORElGNs
LONDON December 1s.-Noon.-Consols DIX.
LIYERPooL, December 19-Noon.-Cotton ls
steady: uplandS Skd; Orleans Skaassd; sales
1000 bales. BreadstEns quiet
DOMESTIC.
NEW YORK, December 1e-Noon.-Stocss steady.
Gold ioX Money currency 70 gSo gonr stgIngM da aGd
Sroeopiig. wheat quiet ana neavy. corn dql!
and unchanged. Pork nominal at slsa1s 50. Lard
faVors $buyers. Cotton IN fair demand and sc
higher; uplands 1511c; Orleans 16Xc; sales eooo
"Eyening.sMoney closed at es7 per cent. EX-
change SH. Gold il0ssa10M., GoVernment seen.
@ and S a yanS No 4
Carolinas strong; yirginias weak; Tennessees 81,
new 81: Yirgnias IS, new 81; Louisianas IoH;
new "a, Leveec Il; Alabamas 1ooh, hves 20; Geor
South GaIolinas ST. new 81. Cotton active and
6trong; sales 7S4I bales, at 151c. Flour, South
ern dull and dropping; common to good extra
Irregular, eS winter red and amber western 81 4ea
dnli and nominal, old s1s 50; new $40 rs. Beef
steady. Tard dull, kettle 12kalscs Turpentine 1ne
quiet. R0sin frm. FTeiShts acuVe, oy san, o'loa
X;by, steam Ha9.16.
BoSToN, December ls.-Cotton firm; Eiadling
16Xc sales $50 bales; net receipts l16 bales; gross
receipts 221s bales; stock 5000 bales.
BALTDoRg, December le.-Blour quiet and un'
changed. Wheat firm; choice white 81 T0@1 IS.
Corn 1rm; ;wh te yellow nc. Provi .lons
nominal. Shoulders 1lhc. Whiskey e3H. Oot-
ton very firm, h9fters asking higher rates; mid
ding 16c; net receipts 100 bales; gross receipts
430; exports coastwise 1G0; sales 900; stock II CO.'S
CINCINNATI, December 19.-Flour quiet and un.
changed. Corn steady at 50@5lc. Pork dull and
unchanged. Lard dull and dropping: kettle II &c.
Bacon. dropping; shoulders 1o1sc. Whiskey dull
at87c. H-
NORFOLK, December 1s,-Cottcn firm at higher
prices; middn1gs 14c; sales 70 bales; net receipts
SS46; exports coastwse 321s; stock 8947.
WILMINGTON December 1h.-Cotton steady;
1niddhngs 13xc; net receipts 3S2 bales; exports
coastwtse 807; sales 60; stock 739.
Augusta, December 19.-Ootton market closed
hrm At 13Hal4c for Liverpool. and 14Hal4Sc LOT
New York middlng; sales 1147 bales; receipts 1864
bales.
n1and, and prices have advanced; middllngs l43ac;
sales 1900 bales; net receipts 47oS exports 10 con-
tinent S7l9; coastwise 1863; stock 10, 700.
MOBILE, December 19.-Ootton quet out nIln;
uiddlings 14c; sales 1900 bales net receipts 2l6o;
exports coastwise 20; stock SO, ,eo4.
GALVESTON, December 19.-Cotton steady anu ID
fair demand; good ordinary l2Aa12Sc: net re.
ceipts l722 Lcies; exports to Great Britain 45lS
bales; coastwise IS bales; sales 14oo bales; STOCK
NEW ORLEANS, December le.-Cotton steady;
m;ddlings 111<a14kc; sales 1850 bales; net re-
ceipts 9542; gross receipts exports to Great
Britain 22S6; Rreme:. 1900; Antwerp 3;sVera
Cruz, 92s; Boston 1913; New York 773; Philade.
phia, 1877, stock Ice, $50. Sugar-far eAalokc.
Molasses-prime 54a5Gc. COree-prime 1tAa17Hc.
Sterling 20Is. Sight Is discount. Gold lo1saleS.
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Boston Market.

BOSTON, December 14-CorFEE-There have
been sales Of 370o pockets Singapore Java at
price not public; but IN other descriptions scarce, @
Confined snsn lots OF Java at c1 gold. and
Gio a. 15HalSc, golc. st. Domingo is quiet. anu
prices ere nomlaGy Gy SasaG asssc per 10 eSu IN bond
OF SIC.
GnrJS,-The marke: for cotton has been dull
during the week and prices have eased on llttie,
although no material change. The arrivals nave
been large, principally on manufacturers' ac-
conrs, and there has, in consequence, been bu: q
limited demand. Advices from abroad are mo-
favorable, and the large receipts at southern
ports also tend 70 check tIansactcns Ine saleS ie
good ordinary; l51Sal51<c for low middliug, and
l5kal6c for hliddling, including up!ands anu
Gulf. The market closes quie at these figures.
DoMEsTIcs.-Market for cotton goods has been
rather more active, and leading styles are firm
and prices well sustained. The. sales, however,
have not been to any extent; heavy wooHens are
spring goods. we look for quiet market until
after the new year.
FRuIr.-Naloga raisins are quiet, and the sales
have been confined to small lots at 81 IS per box
for layers. Small packages are s,arce. Smyrna
figs have been In fair demand at l2ae5e per pound,
SIS to quality. Dates have advanced TO 9}sal0c
per pound for iobbing lots; and Virginia peanuts
ton, landing from bark Azelia, from smyrna. as
oc0 drums figs at 103fe12Tc per pound. The I'm.
ports Of st. Mchaels oranges, ll8l cases, sold g.
auction at S4 60a4 Is per case.
GuNNY BAGs-The market is firm for gunny
bags, and prices are tending upward. Sales o.
100 bales At 1lc gold, in bond, and lsalsMc cur.
Iency IL: Of 800 bales selling at the latter rate
GUNNY CLorH.-There Is very little doing in
gunny cloth. and the market remains duh with
out Improvement. We quote sales at 23a2ic per
yard, currency, for Calcutta and domestic.
RIcE.-The market is quiet anu prices are a
shade lower. Sales Of 100 casks Carolina a; SKA
IKE per b.
NAVAL SroREs.-The market for spirits turpel.
tine is dull and prices are easier. Sales at iSaISc
per gallon. In tar nothing Of any consequence
has been done. In rosin sales OF go ebls lair No.
at 50 per bbi, Pitch Is uuie.,
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New York Naval stores Market.

From the Journal Of Commerce, December 10:
The market Tor spirits turpentine is easier. The
arrivals e large and there is not much inquiry.
Nerchantabe lots offered at 46Ec; l20 bblS. sold
on dock at 4675G47c. Resins are firm, with an
increased call for shipment; sales are 500 bols.
strained at 81 05; $50 bo!s do, on private terms
$500 bbls. do, on private terms; 1000 bhls. good
strained and low No. at 50 10, and 1o0 bbis. No.
j at SO 30. We quote strained at 50 O5: No. at
s22O@2 As; No. at 81 50@S: pale and extra pale
at SIS 50@e Ter is quiet e. s. s5gI2 40 .or W.
mington rs 1t runs.
From the Journal OF Commerce. December Il:
The market for spirits OF turpentine continues
weak. The arrivals for two or three days have
been large, and holders have shown 4 desire to
effect sales on an easier basis. The shipping de.
mand has been for a few small parcels only. Lo-
Cal buyers seem pretty We'll supplied. Merchant
able lots are offered at Acc. We could nos learn O!
the first sale Of Importance. Rosins-rhe marke:
1or strained IL very strong. The export inquiry
has improved. The stock continues light. Sma!
lots ore obtainabe at relatively lower prices than
cargoe5. For lot OF 20G0 bbs 81 10 is bid and re-
fused, while broken lots, say from 100 bbls up 20
1000 bbls, this price is accepted The speculative
orders for Gne grades are pretty well Closed out
and trade in these Qualities is confined to small
lots ror immediate consumption. Priees are very
firm. Sales are 200o obls strained on p5.va:e
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Havana Market.

HAVANA, December r1s.-SueARs.-rrices sti1
ExCHANGE on London 1913 per cent. premium;
on the United States, sixty days. sight In currer-
cy, 3Ha4 per cent. discount; short sight oa27 per
cent discount; in gold, sixty days sight, ozsa7
per cent, premium; shor. sight, S per cent. nre-
Hium,
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1870-12-20
DACFIC MAIL STEAMSHIP CoMPY's
THROUGH LINE TO
CHINA AND ia PAN.
FARES GREATLY REDUCED.

Steamers Of the above line leave Pier ,esSFas.
No. a. North River, foot OF Canal SSAtsXEs S
street, New York, 12 O'Clock noon, Of the Atm
and Goth OF everysmonth except when these
dates fan on Sunday, then the Saturday preced
ing. .,
steamers for South Pacific and Central American
ports. Those OF 4th touch at Manzanillo.
Steamship JAPAN leaves San Francisco for ia
pan and China December 81, 1870.
No California steamers touch at Havana, but
20 direct from New York to Aspinwan.
One hundred pounds baggage free TO each adult.
Medicine and attendance free.
For Passage Tickets or other Information apply
at the COMPANY'S TICKET OFFICE, on the
wharf foot Of Canal street, North River. New
York. r. X. BABY, Agent
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