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spORTING-DOGs, BIRDS, &C.

sPORTING-DOGE, BIRDS, &C.
LII KINDS OF FANCY DOGS AND BIRDS FOR
n sae.-Medcnes for all Diseases. Prepared food for
mccking birds at b. DOvEYS No. Greene street.
OF Canal.
N. B.--Lades attended by Mrs. Dovey.
E'RANCls BUTLER, NO. PECK SLIP, HAS ALL THE
choice breeds OF Dogs for sae and stock; Buffers
fabe Mango Cure and Flea Egtermnator 10 cents But
ers New work. S dogs boarded trained and medicines for
all diseases.
L'OR sALE-"THAT CURIOUS PUP" NOW EIGHT
weeks old, with still 1t those and
female formation strong and hearty and growing
For further particulars address b. T. H. Herald Once.
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HoRsEs, cARRIAGEs, 1C.

OFFICE sAEfssooA SST u TsssEa sAssa STREET
nR HosgHEg sHgaxs'S'fD AND sAs cAssISsE ss' AYE BRANCH
East llfS HHssH sEhTEq stlsEE sElR nAaH 4a AVENUE
SSS VsIsa2
s a:s
business ihs sn,kht.orwsrd principles which
'S % hraSs' r%s p ~ vsRy HORSE
THAT TIA Is WARRANTED SOUND FROM q TO 4s HOURS
our own e,
vi s t:s ss: q 's aS sails
rG,s cSraH5drE RHy 81 Has 5,as = sskcek slGs
years. kind aud true ali very fno under sad
de free from sc: can ot together IN 80 unusss very
SoSp. 7. bay s!nd and and
TEAM hsn:s saU 'sSs' AND tnd
stylish, have been used Tor csrrisce use.
IEA. ! sA nsa
has essR s;a ssass
long Towing mane and tail; - hands years. knd IN ~
harness saddle free from yics has .rosd IN 80
dpssnss stylish; wsrr"9.sl sound Toss.hsr w''h
PoSa EsfXBLishMENi l. prowa Mustang pony Mare,
free na a' av.e n
No ToP ahsknT Pony PHAEroS-cny built, 10 good
order: also set Pony Harness. Blankets, Robes, &c. .
DAPPLE GRAY HoasE-i5& hands. years, kind and
Gayeler, very stylish warran,ei sound. y
yICtokIA-in GOOD order, butt oy corbem sehasrch;
top top Pony fhaetons, single Doub.e
several other Horses top top Wagons Single and
Dou uble Harness. Full description time of sale.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

A HANDSOME pIANOND B0s0A PIN. WITH OPAL
centre; aiso Diamond Masonic PIN, wh bs dlsposed
oI very low Apply to ROMADkA, - Liberty street. n u
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A j. RoBERT-FURNITURE STORAGE ENTIRE
"A. nuidngi dry, clean feed soro stable
ueaesin rates low goods carefully elevated .S5 Nln,h
esebSa peiwstp Twenty sixh rwsay sssso,n streets
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HORSES, CARRIAGES, &C.
A THIS DAY tTrEsDAYl, "a DUANE STREET, 3,
IN. JOHN l.. VANDEWATER, Auctioueer
Public sale OF Horses. WAGONS. Hnrness kc

-iFtlS Dhf III ESDAfl, "a DUANE SThEET BY
IA. JOHN L. yANDEWATER Auctioueer.
Pubc sale OF Horses Wagons Harness, &C.
Beautiful well bred and timely behaved chestnut tYottnz
Mare ABOUT lsl hands, years old has no vice tricks
basket pbaeton tro, nndis sound and
kind; perfect pet and is extra handsome and hnc
Fine and stylish bay Mare about i5 hands, yeas flow.
Ing name ami tall Hambstonian stock Of
snowy, rangy gamy iree and pleasant driver
free from all vice; viii show three minute gait to-day very
reiiable warranted sound and kind and In condition vii
tro In 2:50
Bay Horse Ethan Allen stock, Star dam, raised on Long
Island about 10 hands, years old spirited, open gated
stylish and OF fine action al day dryer reliable
In every way free from fault hne roadster family
will trot close TO minutes. warranted souud
The above two Horses the property private gentle
man have been driven to pole and sng aud be
upon in ev9ry particular
Very spirited hne and ias: Racing Horse, l5 hands,
will In 80 to-day gentle kind and true and as no
PAGER as can be found, and without fault
Bay Horse, 1874 hands, old formerly property OF
Henry Livingston; bough. Of u W jerome for $1,000
ranted In all harness and splendid sadder.
Also several other hne road s rottng Horses Parcu.
lars at SALE Also Wasons Harness, kc
On all wnrransees hours gwen Stock 10 be front
OF store, atn A. ~ Sale IL O'Clock prompt
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LADIES' FACES ENAMELLED; ALSO THE PRE-.
hs paiatOn for sale, with Instructions BY ~ LAUSsOS,
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engage mIne iiately Furniture, families moved city
country panofortes furniture bored shipped money
stnced established 25 years once 49, li5 Eleventh
street, near Sixth avenue. A. r. q. BURNHAM
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A LII IN WANT OF CARRIAGES AND HARNESS ANT
~ dcsrous OF saving % cent invited exauiu
si.ck Al ~ Barclay street HICKS, established 1888.
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HORSES, CARRIAGES, &C

,L>0R GALE CHEAP-A FURNITURE TRUCK. App
Il : 1t chair factory. tSS Pearl street.
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A GENTLEMAN, HAVING NO USE FOR THE SAME
~ will sell Coupe OF the and best casicn ba
cay been used month. Apply 1t Excelsior stables lu
.noaaway. -
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A -HAEGER's WAREHOUSES;, THE MOST ExTEN
"A. sve ana complete 10 ths world: Aep AIss comIsr
nens Tor storage, f0rnure, bagrsss and ether prcpes
always accessbis modiUus csvAtoTs Eighth Rvcnlt
Ihirly-third 70 Thirsy-fourth sres~ fr. -
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WANTED TO PURCHASE.

yVANrED-FRoM 100 TO 5000 Tons or ICE, DE-
w Nverei the line OF the river. Address, Gaung price
ani 'esAilon, box !, ,95s Pos. office, New York
yyyANrED-si 500; BOOKS OR STATIONERY CHEAP
w With ial fsrieuiars sIirsss A. j., Herald olies.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

"A NNUUNCEMENT--------
IA Down town Agency OF the University Medicines
in order TO supply the heasy demand have taken the
agency for the sale OF the and popular Health Kcsora
tves The University Medicines evidently destined
become the remedies of the day Already their sale
extensive than that OF cnes Thousands Of phys
CLANS and patients are uns them with success bordering
tho tbaumaurgca Painu and exhaustng complaint
which resist all other methods of treatment, by
them almost instantaneousy IL trial they found
TO he the most rapid and ecacous of
face Of the earth they will be furnished free They
their merits alone. illustrated descriptive books free all
Open day aud Dght HUDNUT 4 CO., Agents,
Herald Building, 2lS Broadway, New York.
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L,0R NEW ORLEANS DIRECT
Il tChaDge OF pier 10 f3 North river,
Old Line--Low Freight
The well known first ciass sidewheei steamship
BfESvILLE. J. Is. Baker, commander.
VIII leave pier <3 North river Saturday April at
Freight taken At through rates Louis Mobile and
Galveston.
apply to LSIN0sTOS, FOX 4 CO., "
No s. Liberty street.
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A -A.-oFFICIAL DRAWINGS.
IA. c II. MURRAY'S LOTTERIES.
. hIssoURI-ExTRA CLAss NO. 2ss-MARcH 2s. 1870.
~ s.ag,,s. 81 ~ ~ g y 70 ~ ss.ssa Z. Y 10 n.
x.s,rnsv - ~ s.; = - :, y, y. =, "a "a "
s, ~, 49, 20, 10, a. 3d. " 7s. 60, IS, NJ. ia, TO-
HssIY9KI1oIAsss 8 = i 10 q S.ssAseu = =. is'o,
Information iurnshed n he above Royal Havana
Lotteries. y. CLUTE, Broker, 26 Broadway.
\. lt8 Fulton street No. Park row.
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HoFFMAN,s NEW MARKET, OPPOSITE CITY HALL
Jersey City, will be opened before the LIST of May
The market Is situated tie principal horoughfaro and
passed by the runnng nearly ali OF the city and
crocssry snware Yankee notions &C. Al parties wishing
O'clock r. to select locations Rent of stands from bt
cents y IL 30 week, complying with the rules Of the
Inar~et.
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A SECOND HAND DEPOT WAGON, VICTORIA Gil
N renee Coupe Rock away, Pony Phseton three Bngge
at great bargans all styles Carrsges. Large ossor
mcnt Pony Phaetons. CALVIN WITTY, 63S Broadway,
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A -A.-OFFICIAL DRAWINGS OF THE SOUTHERN
~: Association, drawn In public NJ l2:s0P. NJ and 80
7. NJ, nj Virginia Hail, Richmond. Va. :--6 Y. i
80, 50, 49, 80, 50. S. 7s, H., N. III b6. 49, 81 81.
Distribution No. H6-Monday Evening. March Is, 1870
~, %, %. ~, 70, IS. "a y, %. "a. o..
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FOREIGN MISCELLANEOUS ITEMS.

The Landtag of Brunswick has rejected the pro.
posal of the government to sell the State railways
the Darmstadt Bank.
The ex-Minlster OF Justice In Vienna has proposed
to repeal the law forDlddlng marriage between
Israeiltes and Christians
The Turkish government has decided upon intro
ducing the decimal system Of weights and measures
throughout its dominion.
windfall has lately fallen to tho share OF the
Turkish government IN the shape OF q property
worth more than $50O,000. LETT by a Mussulman who
died at smyrna without leaving any heirs AT law.
plan OF steam communication between Liverpool
and Australia is being prepared III England, by
which the distance can be made In forty days. as
folows:-Mford Haven to Portland, Me-, nine days.
from Portland to San Francisco, seven days, and
from San Francisco to Australia, tw enty-three days.
According 10 recent estimate the population or
the globe is about 223 100000 souls. or TINS
ber 552OOO,0 900 belong to the Mongolian race,
800 900 to the Caucasian 600 10 the Etnlo
pian 176 900 900 to the Malay and 100000 to the
ind0-Anierican race. The annual mortality is over
81, ,000,0 0UO
Portraits OF the FIVE Mancini, nieces OF Cardinal
Mazarin, painted by Sir Peter Leiy, have recently
been sold at auction In Paris. The prices were as
foiiows.--"Laure," Duchess dc vendome. sai; "hor-
tense" Duchess dc la Meiierae, remarkable Tor her
beauty, Sll2 "Marle' LA ConnetaDel, Princess Co.
lunna celebrated Tor ner galantrleS ana adven.
turous liio Sl2u "Olympic," Countess de Soisiohs,
mother oi Prtncc Euaeue Of savoy, Si52, and
"Marie Anne" Duchess de Bouillon Sl4l.
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A FAMILY FEUD IN LOUISIANA.
Generai st. JOHN Liddeif Killed by Colonel
CharlcA Jones and His Two Sons.

fFrom the New Orleans Picayune FEB. 1871
BY the arrival OF the New Orleans and Camden
packet ut our levee last evening the SAD intelligence
Is brought us OF the killing OF General ST. Jonn Lidt
dell, or CaahOula parish. General llddel, l.
appears, was assassinaed on board OF the steam
boat st. Marys, on Monday, the l4tn inst al the
hour OF two O'Clock, while at dinner, the boat then
being ut Jones' landing, on BLACK river. he was
Killed by Coone Charles Jones and his two SONS,
CulhDert and " Niiliam OF the same parish between
whom and the deceased there had existed leud OF
long standing, which II Is said mad lately been
renewed in some way by the recent plantation sale,
IN connection with which Mr.. Nixon, OF our Guy,
met MS untlmely death.
General Liddel was ON his wav rom his planta-
tiOn Trinity, to visit MS daughter AT est batoh
Rouge. AS the boat touched the banK at Gaffetts
Landing, mile above Jones', the Two Young
JOneses came on board, and when thcy discovereu
that General Lladeil was on board at once eit re.
mounted their horses and galloped down 10 their
house below. -, ..
After the steamer left Garrett's she next stopped
at Jones' to take cotton Az TINS Juncture Coonei
Jones and his two came on board lully armed.
and went up into tho cabin. General Llddell was
sitting at Lhe table eating dinner as they en-
tered but attempted TO rise from MS seat
as they approached. At this instant two shots
were d lscharged at him, one by Colonel Jones ahd
the otner by OF the sons both supposed 10 nave
taken erect Ia his breast. lie fell, bat whse N the
acI Of fall.ng drew his revolver and shot once az
Colonel jones' WHO was retreatng out oi inc pantry
oaapWay the bali from General LlddeHs Psloi icag'
ing In the celnK over MS head me sons oi Jones
fired several snuts at General llddeli aiter ne hau
failen some oi which took effect General Lidaell
did not speak, and expired almost Immediately.
The passehgers all He'd from lne capn hs soon aa
the nrina commenced Alter the sa0otng Coi"nel
Jones aud nls wen; on shote, ata the steataer
returned {, Genvtai ,.tdlcs's ptHutatIqa WIN th>
pods u tac dec .aseh
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and that no one entered the carriage; that on the
Journey she felt u sudden shock and found herself
falling through the open door, she received y con-
cussion of the brain. The Midland Railway Com
pany who were the defendants. expressed regret al
the accident but contended that piaintiu must nave
opened the carriage door nerself The jury returned
o verdict Tor G500.
A s.breach OF promise" case. GOad VI. Rigg, At
tracted a considerable audience TO the Court or Ex-
chequer. The plaintiff N lady nineteen wears OF
age the daughter OF gentleman OF very high rank
IA the Brttsh army; and tte deiendant gentleman
Engilsa mere cAntile nrm. sergeant BaliAntlne SAID
he had agreed to accept as damages the sum OF
f2 O00 when had been offered by the Solicitor Gen.
cral on behalf OF the defendant. verdict was &C.
c0rdlngly 80 entered.
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Daring, Adrolt and Heavy Robbery in
Bank in England.
Nine Thousand Nine Hundred Pounds
Sterling Stolen il an Instant.
M. ROchefOrt on Citizen Soldier
Rights in France.
The rapal Council-xts Progress
and DEGREES.
German Position Towards Iniallibility and
the POntiflcai .'Schemata" In Reply.

The German mall steamship Main Captain Won
OtereDdofp, from bremen the 5th and Southampton
the Sth OF February arrived at this port yesterday
morning, bringing our special European correspond
ence ana newspaper mail reports. In detail OF our
cable te.egfans dated to her day Of sailing from
England.
The London Echo or the 1th inst. reports
The owner OF the schooner Yacht Cambria has
been elected Commodore OF the Harwich Yacht
CuD.
The Emperor Francis Joseph or Austria will visit
Daiinatia and The hungarian border during the
month OF April The steam yacht Gref mas received
orders tc prepare 10 convey his Majesty.
The Emperor Alexander of Russia conferred on
Nine Patti the order OF Merit. at the same time
appointing her nrst singer at the Court The decora
tloa is set with diamonds and surm0unted with the
imperial crown.
A despatch from Vienna OF February L says
First performance of .yert-yert' at the Carl
Theatre. immense success. Orenbacn himself con-
d1cted The orchestra. Encores numerous"
In Rome the Maronite Bishops assembled at the
Council and also some French prelaes, signed q
protest demanding the suppression OF permanent
armies being contrary to the spirit OF the Gospel
At the same Time some others, and among them
tue fatria1chs OF the East declared against the law
penalty of death.
The state OF the works on the Mont Cents Tunnel
month. 90 metres Is III inches cach) were exc
cuted IRON the south and 44m SOC. from the north;
ihe total completed oeing 0,7o1m. soc. There are
st l.52m. .0c. to be accomplished.
The mails from the Cape OF Good Hope arrived at
Liverpool on the 7th OF February. Tho dates are:-
Old Calaoar Attn; Fernando Po, 5th; Bonny, 10th;
Benin, Iith; Lagos 10Th; cape Coast Castle, 10th;
Cape Palmas 18th, and sierra Leone, 2lst OF Janu-
ary. Trade was dul in Brass River In consequence
OF fighting between the native tribes. Fernando Po
Bonny Lagos, Accra cape Coast Castle, Cape Pal.
mas anu sierra Leone were healthy, but trade at
each port dun
BON oay, India, kilograms OF the 4th OF February
report
b. shirtings 5r Ca; 81 h. do, or. Ca; 4os
niue twist, la; nlarAet quiet. Cotton quiet; far
bnoiicfau, 2S3r; fair Julnrawattee, 303r Exchange
London, SIX months Dauk bills, lB. IL l3-l6d.
Five ler cent government securities. los. hye and
a half per cent uo., 1924. Freights to Liverpool
Gong slips, JAS
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NEW YORK HERALD SUNDAY FEBRUARY 90 7o-R1pLE SHEET

vielie and the architect, NJ Archambauit. who tad
drawn up the plan OF Prince Pierre b0naparto's
apartment III reference TO the fatal incidents which
occurred there on the 10th January The same per-
son has now to execute second representation con-
nec&ed with the movements oil the parties. according
70 the version OF M. de Ponyelle
In the Legislature Baron de Mackau drew attcn-
ton to the situation OF the French railway network,
and expressed wish to see the system as promptly
ana widely extended a. possible Ills anxiety IL not
confined TO that point ~ he considers that the local
hnes ought TO be multiplied, being TO the stale o
source OF wealth and prosperity.
The Paris Steele expresses great discomfort at the
disregard shown OF late Tor the Legislative Body In
many governmental proceedings.
The Emperor Napoleon walked for some time on
the terrace OF the Tullerles garden the 5th inst
grand dinner was given BY Count de stackel.
ber, Russian Ambassador IN Paris, to Count Daru,
Minister OF Foreign Affairs OF France. Three MINIS
lers-Admiral Rigault de Gen0uilly, General lie
BHuf and NJ. Buffet--were present, rs well most
a. che member OF the diplomatic body with some
distns shed persons belonging to III highest circles
In Paris.
The Journal OtHciel publirhes an Imperial decree
which terminates she dispute long pending between
NJ Levercf and the astronomers attached the Parl
Observatory, which had led to the resignation Of
fourteen OF the latter thus completely dsorganizing
the service OF the establishment The present deci-
sion concludes thus:-"We do hereby decree AZ i0l-
i0ws-M. Leverrier, Senator, II removed from his
functions OF Director OF The Paris Observatory"
The Paris journals remark on the statement that
NJ. hochelOrt mad been summoned 10 constitute hln
sell prisoner, In accordance with the sentence
passed on him by the Correctional Tribunal The gov.
ernmcntal journals argue That were the Cabinet to
show indulgence In the case such conduct wOuid De
tanam0unt TO wcakn esa and could only serve as an
encouragement to further offences; While the demo-
cratic organs maintain that the Deputy IN question
cannot be removed from the Chamber without m
Insult to universal suffrage whicn has returned MIN
Tor one OF the jurisdictions VI PARIS
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Dr. DoIlinger on Papal Infaiiibi,ity.

DR.. Dollinger has written an open letter. in an
swcr to the Bishops petition for the declaration OF
papal infalbllity. The following Is an abstract OF
DR. Don2er's manifesto:--
The Bishops, ne says, are signing an address IN
which the Pope besouphs the part OF che coun-
cil. TO declare ntmself inia,llbe. fnat IL " snT.
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Rcc,,cfort M an Ultra Royalist.

y arts journal has made q curious discovery. NJ.
Rochefort, tue repub socialist, the elected OF
Bcilcvc Is saiu 10 be the same person as the Count
Henri dc Rochelort de Lucay, who In 1901 wrote 10
Francis IL. OF Naples, then besie2ed Ia Gaet8, to
place his sword III tue service OF legitimacy. The
fact IL sad TO nave been dtvuieed by the Duke de
San-Cesario VINO opened the letter In his quality 0l
private secretary oil the ex-king.
The New York herald., 1870-02-20

The BOnnparte-Noir TrmGcdy-Le1islntivo
Proceedinss-A Celebrated Astronomer
ssra!c~n t5Dwa~'
president d'0n.a summoned before him n. dc FOu.
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The Long Branch Races.


The grand inaugural race meeting OF the new
course at Long Branch Will commence on saturday,
July 80, and continue five days. and among the
nineteen or twenty races to be run Will be one VI
four mile heats for u purse OF $4,000, or sweep
stakes which hat sum Will be added by the aS5o-
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ENGLAND.

Daring and Nest AdrOit Robbery I'm n Bank
Nine Thousand Nine Hundred aud Fifty
Pounds Sterling StOien-A Bank Clerk Has
the Money Chained 10 His Body, Yet L0scs
It-Neyy York ueves, Eciat In Danger.
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FRANCE.

The Trade "Strikcs" and Industrial Or
Observation-Disclosures OF tho Pariinm cutary
Observation-Disclosures or Premier Olivier
The Bonapare.Noir Casc-Traupmann
Again.
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The Fleetwood Park Course.

The Inauguration meeting OF the Fleetwood Park
Course will be held on the 6tn 7th and 9th OF july
which Will be Wednesday, Thursday and Saturday.
The days the fall meeting have also been selected
1t will take place the 2tn 2Sth 10Th and 30tn OF
September. The work OF construction and building
at Fleetwood Park is progressing finely, and when It
Is completed the course Will be second 70 none In tue
country, aud with Jerome Park and Fleetwood PARK,
Westchester county VIII take leading position IN
affatr
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1870-11-03

b65 naval sEorsa cars lumber 2io bushels rough
Smith FTost : Adgsr. Mowry 4 Son, & Ryan,
% Smith. 6 v Witte. A Salinas, Walter Z GO. a
johnston Nacnmsnn CO. Psls ef, RedseT;s sg;s Reo co,
Bee co. Klatte CO & Kseaer O. Das nnses SfS,
co Wilcox. Gibbs & CO. Cosgrove. Bowling co,
Sloan 4 Seignious, Stephens. Brown. Howard
/ Bro, n Robson, J T Millgan, Bisohon 90, wv
Semken CO, Claesus Witte, Hasell, Baroen
4 Parker, Marshall. Jr, Kinsman Howell, AT
lantc Phosphate Company, and Railroad Agent.
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New York Sugar Market.

From the Journal Of Commerce, October 81:
The market for raw is very quiet, but prices re-
main firm. The demand is light to-day, but hold
ers ofer very little stock and only atfull rates.
We quote fair TO good refining at 93laloc, and
No. i2 box at 10H. The sales are $50 hhds at
sIalO FOR Cuba; ioa< for Porto Rico, and l2A<al2H
for Demerara In refined the business is light,
but nrmer prices are current. We quote soft yel-
low at ll1a12h; soft white at 124al2A, and
crushed, powdered and grannlated at 131sa1SA&.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1870-11-03
Passengers.

Per steamer City Point, from Palatks, via Jack
sonvlle. Pernandina' and savannah-a Tur-
ner, A Henry, Mr. Terry, W Miller, Sanders,
Captain L Coste W E Lee and lady, DaVids, l.
Per steamer Argo. from Edisto and WaV Lano,
ings-Hon John Townsend and lady, Whaley; y
aikel, wife and child, q Tolles, Major Berlins @
Captain A Berg, Mrs N jenkins ana son, MuS uIso
Ohlsoa, + G Murray, J J stoddard, and Captain
Rumley.
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MARINE NEWS.
CHARLESTON, VENEER
ARRIVED YESTERDAY.

e,,- 1mian Rowland, Santee. 1150 Bushels
| rough rice. To W Courtney GO. ,o,,
Steamer City Point, Vincent paatGa - We Jsch, ca.
isIond and 20 bales upland cotton so head cattle,
mdse, &c. ToJ d Aiken i co, ] "A EnsloW q co,
F Porcher, E Bedford, w II Bird d GO. Furch.
gott Bros, L DeSauasure, Thompson, Pinckney
D D @ser, Fraser 4 Dill. \ Robson. q " Witts, b
| R Tiuriow & co, Paul, WEIGH & Brandes, Bur
CESS, and others.
Steamer Argo, Kissam, Edisto and Wsy \ iana. mo.
Ton, mdse. &c. TO D Nisbet Geaiin5d = aInos1' = =
| o Mowry & Son. Stnney l. Lowndes, kaYenel tS
CO. %tte. R Hssei nren SoScy SoTasyon c, Cnn.
ainsSsn gSSs; faassr sroRD D Steas McGoFty
II Claussen, D Paul co, and Order.
Boat from Habenichts Mill, James Island. s
in,s... sea island cotton. To Bee co, and
others.
sea is!snD cotton. To w A Boyle.
Boat frem Christ Church 3 bags sea Island
cotton. To Stoney i Lowndes.
Boat from Santee. bales upiand COTTON. 10
Received from Benefits Mill. lis tierces rice.
To W Bee & co, and Wieters.
CLEARED YESTERDAY.
Steamship Ashland, Ingram, New York-Wm A
British bark Maria, Webster, Liverpool-B
Bark Xenia, Reynolds, Liverpool-street Bros
4 CO.
Chisolu. -.
Steamship Ashland, Ingram. New York.
Schr Moonlight, Briggs, Chlsolm's Island, S c.
FROM THIS PORT.
H'n Manhattan, Woodruff, New York,
Steau,a,nx
s0''A CLEARED FOR This PORT.
schr John Mottler, Barlow, a. Savannah, octo'
Der 81;
LIST OF VESSELS
rr, CLEARED AND sAuKD roR THIS PORT.
EIos.
LIVERPOOL.
The He!ress, Rea, saileh..... ~
CARDIFF.
Bark Benjamin ossena, Hill, saiied.. ...oc'eoer ~
HALIFAX, Ms.
Br ship City Of Halifax, -, sailed. October p
DOME sTIC.
NEW BEDFORD.
S;hr Emma Douglas, Ellis, sailec.... .octooer -
BOSTON.
Bark Aurelia Lincoln, up.....: October II
Rrio M HesIer, Jones, cleared. Octooer 20
Sclir Grace Girdler. Smith, cleared. OCTOBER IS
NEW YORK..
Schr W Burroughs, Lowden cleared. oc!ooer ~ ~
Schr Hawkins, Wyatt, up.......'. .octoper "
PETLADELPHIA.
Steamship Empire. Herring, sailed. .0ctoSel 81 81
Scbr John Shay, Fisher, up. .Octooer -
Schr A Hooper, Champion, cleared.......ocs 20
BALTIMORE
Scnr L Warren, Roberts, cleared. .....octooer 27
SAVANNAH.
Schr John Mottler, Barlow, cleared ...oc1ooer 81