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, 1870-09-06

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PuSscnGCch.

Per steamship Charleston, for New YorR-A
F Cole, VIC Davis. j Mciuire. Major u Cralist"!i'
f Emerson, Mrs r Al willeit, II Woin, \ Bni-
ger Il Seigers |. Pickman, G North ANA vile:
Blair, a W Wardell, NJ Millctt, Bcrnc!ha!i, AMI
f II Bernelnan.
Per steamship Manhattan. from Few YORK
II ii King, Major Gilmore and servant, Inoinp-
son, Miss Davis. y Abccl, wife. child anu nurse,
Rev J Pollard, w Knaugh, Two Sisters ol SAINT
joseph, l. Chambers, W Mackcy, Myers, VIE
and 2 children. Miss = Sylvester. Ritter, MISS
Alice Sharkey, W Brennan. L 5 Butter, > S;urue-
vant Miss 4 Fletcher. y NJ Partridge and wife,
Mr. Van Benthuysen and wife, Mrs II lnring, j
II Abel and wife, Mrs NJ NJ Eihcr ID II FteGs, j
Watson, N Mitander, W Hare, O'BriciI, j Taylor
and vile 8 II Brush and wife, Stevens, y Syl.
vestcr, w CoSgrove + Mctiinley, Cassidy, Il II
Dickinson, L Weed, + Merriam and wife. Miss
q l. ZabriSkle, Thompson, Jr, ana wife, II RlHel,
F jenkins, CS Jenkins, K Swaflield, Walker.
Mills, Margaret White, Mrs Drew and Child, Miss
Schntt DicSSenDacli, A sylvester, Jr, J Stuart,
Miss j AinSdrn. a T Sweetland, N Roscii-
crancc, w Fletcher, and on deck.
Per steamer City Point, from PaIltka. wa JACK
snnylc, Fcri!antina and Savannah-W Lyon. Il
II SEYMOUR IL |. Wilson. W Lawrence. Il I Ball,
w Haas G Smith, Mrs Lambs Mrs Rai3, y ID
Richardson and wife, II Williams. Mr Mcintosh,
q j Whitney r; Johnston, p Spraham, Mr. Sargent.
A Clark G walker, W r Gurrlrd, Mr Johnston. j
Oldcrs.aw, Mrs Macon, Mr. 'ruck, Miss Q Peck,
MISS J. Ca!iiay, and Oh deck.
Per steamer Emilio. rom Georgetown. &c
Mr. Belts J + Collins, DR. Bailey, i Iitzsil!l.
ons, r + Richardson. Z + VauX, Fcrd, lIr W
] Magil Miss Trenholm. Miss llaZZard. Mrs + w
Waldo, & T. AilStun, B AllsI on, and 10 on deck.
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MEMORANDA.

Consignecs per steamship Promctheus, from
Philadelphia, expected today Getty, Z
Rar0ad Agent w Gurney, Cameron, Barkley "
CO. j ID Aiken & CO, J G Minor co, Dowle, NOISE
& Davis, Charleston Gaslight Company. h Scnroe-
der, II 4 Peake. T A Whitney, klinck, WicEenoerg
& co. ID I Fleming 4 co, Bomann Bros. hopSlhS,
McPhclson & co, Il II blackwell, i Il Whlte, >
Taylor & CO, L Chapin 6 CT, B Johnson Il CO, MRS
81 a Warren, r Kerr & CO, Byrnc Fogarty, Z
T. Porpenhciln, T K Waring, QuacEenDuSi, 1
NJ Cater, Wagcncr g. Monsecs, W ii Chalcc q co;
ii Bischon & CO. Mowry & Son. Irookbanks, W
g EisselI Walker, Evans IL Cogswcll, NJ Kennedy.
Il O,Neill. J N Robson, w II Sclaircr, w Bee d
co, L Perry. Frust Il Adger, Pelzer, Rodgers CO.
] b p NEcy J Il Adgcr & ca. X + Dcrcci, ramon,
l. Lmcnta, w Windle, w Blake, Fl Gerdls " co.
] NJ Martin, X Bcnedekf, w Shepherd " co, Ut
II Bacr, J Cssgrove, NJ Eason Bro Charleston
Mining and Manufacturing Company. IT, BITS,
toll, a Duncan 4 Son, Is X Neufvlllc, F0llin, d
rranckc G Luln, Goodrich, Wlncman co, II
t:,rtr Hart & co, Holmes Book Store FogartieS )
E,US Depository, J Russell, Guillemln, +
ra,llon, j Y OJcmaIn, r Prngle Sou, Buhu q
s:lakc, II Abrahams, Cornclia Hancock, Ghnpeau
& Hebron |. Elias ] il Graver co, q w Williams
.E CO, w Corwin 4 ca, 7 Walsh, j II !leiJcI, l.
Dri,ckcr. Werner & Quicker, 0sicndorr Il co. Il II
Stcll;ng NJ Martin. JcnOrds & ce. II walter &
co, w Gurney, II + Baker co, Millcr, Capt q
barrett, J " Rsley, Smith, DR. Hertz,
Heath. and Order.
Consigaccs per schr Ann r CARL, to arrive from
New YorS-W Roach & co, I j Kerr Il co, Waldn
Manufacturing Company, E N Fuller, and
Railroad Agent.
The brig Vim CrccrJ, at New York from this
nort, reports having experienced heavy weather
nil the passage and struck TN Charleston bal
which caused The vessel 10 leak.
Tho scjr IIattie Ellen. ut Providence, ], Feb
rylary !! hal been chartered TO lOnl guanO from
Woul's Hole for Charleston at So per ION.
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Havana Market.

HAVANA, February 6.-The following was INC
condition of the market yesterday, the closing o.
the week: Sugar-rhc business was small ant
prices unchanged: the receipts were large ailt
tions were barely maintained; exports during tll'
week from Havana and Maranzas, 2ocoo hnXe:
and 1900 hogshca,ls TO foreign countries. ana "a.
600 boxes and $500 hOgSleads 10 Tie unliru Hli!es
al0. 600 boxes and 5000 hogshcats: fair to :snot
refining muscova;oes heavy at 6MaIM reaIS
cayc,l molasscs Nat hut prices unclangc,: Linn
her steady; yellow pine Se3a?o per ~; whitc pli'
sol n per Al. Shocks Hrmcr: box SHao reals
Freirnts to the United States dull; sugar per DO!
70 Northern and Southern ports 81 25al 80; pei
hogsnead, to do. s6aG 30. ENchange-on Lnndo:
l05Ha1I per cent. premiunl; on pars 2aiA PEI
cent discount; on the United States. 60 days
sight in gold, par az per cent. premium; sh or
siuht 2u2l5 Der cent. premium.
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Cu!HMERGIiL EEU'S.
Exports.

NEW YoHg-Pcr steamship Char,eston-2 bags
sen isaDd cot; on I4S bales upland cotton, III tcs
rice, 42 bales yarn. q packages sunufieS.
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ALL ABOUT The STATE.

The taxes imposed for Laurens District will
be S mills on one dollar for State purposes,
and mills for county purposes on SiouO, ouo.x
tho Reporter, q sufferer bv the recent incendi:
nry fire in the village of Chester, was insured
to the amount OF $500. The Reporter Will bc
Itself again in IL few weeks.
On s;:les-day in Columbia one lot OF d mnlcs
brought from slGO to sl9C; another from sioo tc
$3.50. One half acre lot of land, recently cCn,
vcyed to David Jacobs, sold for SSSou. Lot o.
lond an adv street sold at risk OF former pur:
chaser for s64O. Lot of land, with buildings
thereon, levied on rs the property OF A. n
Cotton, and sold at risk of former purchaser
brourht $3.50. Five acres Of land, and the
undivided interest Of the defendant In tract
of land, bounded north and east by lands OF
VIM. NJ. BacHham, south by Thomas DAVIS, anu
west by Congarec river, SOLD for S3I5O.
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Eyenlng.-cotton hrlner; uplanaS l1hd; Or
leans 1lKa11Ad.

EyenIup,-Cotton frmer; uplano3 i1ISd; Or
leans 1lKa11Ad.
DOMESTIC MARKEr
Nsw YORK, February e-N' -on.-S,oeks strong.
Money easy at ba8 per '.ont. Sterling, long 9;
short sx. Gold 2ox. sIxty-twos. coupons, lax
Tennessee ex-coupor1s, 56X; new 4eH; Virginia,
ex.coupons, e2x; dew eSx; Louisiana, OLD 7lh'
Levee SKIES NJ; cights SiK; Alabama e'gh.s s0i
fyes 81; Georgia skies 81; sevens %; North caro-
lima, olu a; new 25%; South Carolina, oiu o01a
new a. Cotton dull at 25Kc. Turpantine quiet
I at lsxa4qc Rosln firm at So 2oa2 Is for strain
oa Elonr dull. wheat quiet and without decld-
o1 chenca Corn dull. Pork lrmer; mess S25
s5aoo. Preights heavy.
Eveninr.-Mouey easy at 4a6 per cent on call.
Exchange quiet and firm ate Gold &Ha25%.
Cotton steady; uplands 25Gc- Flour unchanged.
wheat 1c better. Corn heavy. Mess pork s25
7saos. Lard, Kettle leHa17c Naval stores quiet.
BALT1xoRB, February 9.-C0ttoh nominal
Flour fairly active but favored buyers. Whea'
dull Pennsylvania 81 %. Corn dull; white s5asSc;
yellow s2c. oats 5sa57c. Ness pork S27 5ca9s.
Bacon quiet. whiskey 98c.
CINCINNATI, February Corn dull ut f2a
74c. whiskey steady and in fair demand at $50.
Mess pork held at s26 75a27. Lard unsettled
Kettle 15zc
ST. LOUIS, February s.-Corn declining !;
choice white and yellow 7la75c
WILMINGTON, February 0.-Spirits turpentihe
steady at 44Kc. Strained rosin 81 ooal
90. Crude turpentine steady at 81 6oa2 So Iar
quiet at So. Cotton steady ut 23a24o.
AUGUSTA, February s.-Cotton, market iirmer
and but little doing, offerings being light; sales 2So
bales; receipts 4sO bales; middlins 23ha2sIc.
sAvASNAiI, February Cotton, receipts l7So
bales; sales 7jo bales; mdlins 23Hae3Ac. Mar
ket active.
MOBILE February Cotton, in good demand
and closed firm; mddng 2ic; receipts 1873 oales'
exports 3o5 bales; sales 1900 bales.
NEW ORLEANS, February e.-Cotton active and
1rmer; uplantls "a ia24Xc; sales 12ao1 bales; re-
ceipts 4o2 bales; exports to Liverpool 3755 bales;
Barcelona 900 bales; IIavrc 1851 baies; Vera Cruz
s75 bales. Gold aOI. Sterling SIX. Sight par 10
x discount.
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M.IRINE NEWS.
CHARLESTON, FEBRUARY 10
ARRIVED YESTERDAY.

Steamship Manhattan. woodruff. New YORK.
left Saturday. p NJ. Mlse. To hdecr K ca. }
AG.cr 4 co, j Aiken * CO. ID ~ Anime, Bates
4 co, Archer, ID Rriggs, NJ BRISTOL / CO, Bur.
mcsirr AZ Z,rlIst w S Blssrll < CO J q liurck.
mycr IL Bischulr IL co, j II Eohlcs, HnrIcr /.
Bnlch. W NJ Bird co, Bollinann Gi"S II brn"h;
Cameron, Rarklcy Il co, NJ Cater, n Cohcn, j
II Clausscn. Chapeau 4 llcilron. MIS- Cooker,
w > Curwin & co, w H ChaIce X CO. Crane, i;oyl
stun Il co, II DAILY Z Dorsey, Il ]. David, Field.
mann & co, DOwle Noise Davis, a w EcScl, q
b Edwards, D Fleming co, Folsylhe McCGmb
& CO, Furchgott Bros, Goodrich, Wlncnlan co, ~
G Goodwin & co, II Gcrtlts CO. IL Graver \ co,
Goutvenier Bros. J NJ Greer. P Guilenili, Hart
l. CO, T NJ Horsey &c Bro. W HARRISON. Z Hickey,
] II Hillcn, N y Hunt. J liurEanp CO. JehorGS
4 co, Klinck, Wickenbcrg < co, King It Gbbon, IL
Klalic & CO. kanupauN 4 Gonzales, kinSinal
Bros, Kricte Il Chapman, Brevct Lieut. Col W Lud-
low, c IiIentllul Il co. ID Lopez Sun. j. l.orcHH,
Litschsi. J Luhn, MamiHnc CO. } Miinor ~
co. Muller, Nmitz & co. Mars:hcr, Il N Marlln,
McLoy Rice, Marshall Il Burge. Murphy LII.
tic Nuchlnahn l. co, J Ctnjen, O,tenhorl u co, ID
O'Srill & Sors + O'Ncill ( Son, c Ojcmann, W
+ patldon. Z PanEnin, Perry, Iopprh-
helm. Pclzcr, Rodgers & CO. Palmetto Pioneer Co.
operative ASSOCIATION, $ Railroad Agent, Rave
mel e Holmes f tullrnat Agent, j II KelincSef,
EiecSc IL Schachtc. RcilS. Southern Express
& Kelly. G w SteirenS, II Siegling. L, Slotldarl
i CO, " Shepherd & Gu, Schneil, W lfiin.
Tnhias' Sons, Thurston Il Holmes, vince. + v"n
S:nten, Wagencr j. M0nsces, Walker, Evans "
III,
l. co. y NJ WoEltlnunn. " Yates, ii Due, ) Is
p Alley # Muicaly, Qu!nhy u co. 5 IL Wil:Ull' u W
Williams & CO., A W JAEGER J Shaw. J Russell;
Stull, Webb & co, Iarbeson & co. Savannah anI a :!
Charleston Railroad Company, A Il Slulniaii, .
Holmes, Z Kcrrlson, d Carr ( co. street Bros j.
co. antl others. The Manhattan was detained OIL
the bar 36 hours.
Steamship Falcon. dorsey. Baltimorc-left -
instant Mds1. 70 Mortlccai& Il CD. i CTrcnholill.
$ q Railroad Agent W L Jrnnry, ShackclI"ri 4
Kelly, Stcitz Il Jennings, Il Frlnann ca, G "
Str,icnS ] ieiaa II Cnhia S CO, j j. Smith, Good.
rirh. Wine!nan & CO, j Robson, Ii Murray, ii
Klatte x co, Williams & CO. Jeu";ylS i CO. lezer,
RorrsrS & CO, Tart 4 Rowland. Kelly. g i Pop
pcnilcin, II i.cng, SteuhouSe 4 ca, Won l,oh-
len, Laurcy & Alexander, Claclus Wute. Zog-
baum Young 4 co, w Russell y CO. II Grater
& CO. T Tuppcr 4 Son, Douglass & Miller, l. Perry,
+ Meyer. u Buwiukle < co. j W Spragae " Bro.
II BiSchu.r & cs, aud Holmes & Calder.
Brig Black Swan, PUdgcr, Baltllnore-l0 days
from Hampton Roads. Guano. To SlacSclioHl
& Kelly, S ) SUlomUns RaFOnd Agent. nEd
Order.
Schr l. N Warren. Warren, Utilla, Hons days
Fruit. To a EnSlUw 4 co.
Merchants Line schr Robert Caldwell McCor.
mack New Yo-k-3 lays. MdSc. To " isoac:i .s
co, and olhers. previously reported In tic oi'
tng.)
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sch1 Vim Thompson. Eldridge, Nerfolk-a days
Corp. 10 r Butler 4 Son.
.;chs Herald, Cassie, Combahee. 1900 bushefs
rough rice. To w O Bee x CO.
Schr Lillian, Harker, Sansee. 1o41 bushels rouen
rice To " G Bee & CO.
Schr Charlotte, Peterson, Back River. 5000
bushels rough rice. To w Bee & co, and Cohen'
schr Southerner, LcTens. Back River. HOO
bushels rough rice. To Cohen, HalcGel CO. .oo
schr William John, Reyels, r. y, Is, Baek River 1850
Steamer City Point, Peck, PalatEa, via JACK.
sonvillc,. Fernandina and Savannah. 20 6ales
cotton. rice 1our, cotton seed, DC. 10 AIKEN AK n
4 CO, G a lngraham Son. Mantoue d co, w b
Williams Il Son, Pelzcr. Rodgers 4 co, w Law.
ton, Stoney E Lowndes. Cohen, Hanckel 4 60, I
ID Wagner, PincEncy Bros, kirkpatrick x Witte.
Chisolm Bros. Col A Blunt, W NJ Bird u co, j
Eason Il Bro, Molly Haynes, Mrs d Huger' ana
Steamer St amer Eintllc. Lewis, Georgetown. G. 800
tierces rice bales cotton. m'lse AMI sunaries.
To Shackefold K Kelly, g HuGer, zee Tro GO,
Thurston & Holmes, Pinckney Bros, Rev X ira
pier, Fl Dawson, Risley i Creighton, Ut u Frinee'
Allst0n, Jr, and 9th RS. ,..
Flat from Combahec. 8 bales sea island cotton.
To J Colcock CO.
IN THE oFFING.
British bark Contest from New York.
Bark Elliott Richie, PuRg, Guanape lsianas'
South Pacific Ocean. To Henry Card.
Schr B Marshall. from Baltimore for saVan.
nah, leaky. To Rislcy Creighton.
CLEARED YESTERDAY.
Steamship Charleston, Berry, New York-Jamcs
Adger g. co.
Steamship Charleston, Berry. New York.
Bark David Nichols, Wyman. New YORK.
Scnr II G Bird Drinkwatcr, Georgetown, U.
FROM THIS PORT.
British bark Dalketh, Langwil!, Liverpool, JAZZ
uary q. ,o,n
In al al
February Z.
CLEARED FOR THIS PORT
Schr 3 Hawkins, Wyatt, at Boston, Fcbru-
ary 6.
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RY TELEGRAPH,

SAVANNAH, February 9-Cleareil, schr Watauga,
Ncwbcrn, G.; Farragut, st Johns, N 81 Moses
Pa,ten, Jacksonville.
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Irter;or Cotton Markets.

COLUMBIA. February s.-Saes OF cotton today
about 100 bales mlddlins-.
wISNsBoeo'. February S.-75 ha!cs or cotton
were sold in this market during tic past Tcc% ~
2la23Nc.
MACON, February Receipts today 2i5 balcs
sales lsI: shipDctl y. The market ceI,inG"s vrr'
u,Iiet with n moderate demand 1t &c for md
ding. Offerings extremely light.
COLUMBUS February Ito day the inarEel
was extremely dull. The Increased RECEIPTS ~
thc ports have dcmnraliZctl operations. hid
dliprs 22%a23c; sales II bales; receipts a24 bales
10 ShiDmpntS.
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s g aes1aagsaass 8

I1O THE WORKING CLASS.-WE ARE
now prepared 10 furnish all classes with
constant employment at home, the whole OF the
time, or for the spare moments. Business new.
light and profitable Persons OF either sex easily
pnrional sum by levOting their whole time to the
business. Boys and girls earn nearly as mncll rs
men. That all who see this notice may sen,l their
ntlarese and TEST the business, we make this nm
parnllrlc orrrr: To such as are not we'll satisfied,
we will scnd 81 TO pay for the tr0nble OF wiring.
Full particulars n valuable sample. which will do
to commence work on. and copy or the Peo'
nle's Literary GunpanIonr-,,ne Of the lnrpcst
and bcs: family newspapers published all sent
free by mail Reader II you want permanent.
profitable work. address u. O. ALLEN CO.,
Augusta. Maine. jan17 8mos
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Mischief.

Who daily toalles all abont,
rurns topsy-turvy, inside OUT
An ,noyabies the house throughout
Mischief.
Who In the saucepan dropped his snos,
Tnen laughed to see COOK Bldas ss"m
Won little rogue, we know 's~as S'e
''1 Mischief.
yy,o nius mas "posies" in ne audf
Hvno Wno Ssns,S his shoes with yepow mud!
VINO made the bathroom an one foodf
Mischief.
Wao now lies sleeping oR the floor,
With cherry lips and pshafocc,
And face beslneared With cherry goref
Mischief.
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The Charleston Cotton, Rice and Naval
Stores Marixc;.
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Receipts by Railroad. FEBRUARY &
Sor,r, CAROLINA RAILROAD

os5 bales cotton, G3 bales dcm;siics, Il casks
clay. car stock. To Railroad Agent, FtUSt "
AdScr, G II Walter & CO, Mnwry Il Snii, GIa"sci
4 Smith, a ] Salinas, w Smith, Blolie & ca, &
Davis CIaghorTl, Herring n ca. Willis & Chi>olnl,
b r. Sloan, r Murc i co. PincEncy Eros. WiSs X
20, W q Courtney & 20. \ y Mul!lsun, Thur'toh &
Holmes, X Sharp. ami ot''"rI.
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The Charleston Cotton, Rice ana IaVai
Stores Market.
OFFICE CHARLESTON NEWS,
WEDNESDAY EVENING, FEBRUARY y, 1870
Corroy-Therc was an active demand and
rather a better feeling in the market, prices re-
naming without important cnangc. Sales about
ESQ bales, viz: at 20; at Elk; at 22 ID at 22l[
1913 at 2sH: 50 at %; Sc at 234 III at 23s; 2' al
23X; 45 OF p; 100 at PAX; at 2ls; 1t at AN Glib
We quote:
LIVERPOOL CLASSIFICATION.
Ordinary TO good ordinary. ......2 @s23A
Low mid,lling ............ .23ha235a
Middliue ......................A 92+a
Strict middlinS.. ijaW-7s
P1oE.-Thc market for this grain was quiet;
sales about so tcrces Of clean Carolina, say II tics
at SIX; IS at G; 9at 64; Is at G7sc 9 u. We quote
common to fair clean Clroilna 1t 5M96o; good
6H@eAc g ID.
NAVAL. SroRgs-There was no baslnoss doing.
FREIeurs-Arc somewhat dull. To Liverpoo
by steam, engagements are making at '4d =
b on uplands and 1i4d on sea Islands; by
sail, 5.l6@,sd q ID on uplands, and 1sa8h q Id
on sea Islands. To Iiavre, by steam, noinl-
nal; by sail, nominal at &c on upianis
and l'Ic on sea islands. Co.sfVviSe 10
New YORK. by steam, &c q To on upanas
and 1c on sca islands; by sail, &c 2 10 on up
lands. To Boston. by stcam nominal: by sail. p
@xc a ID on uplan',s. Tori!iladclphia. by steam.
10 q lb on uplaads; by sail, somewhat noni-
inal. To Baltimore, By steam, 1$Gassc @ ID on
uplan,ls: By sail somewhat nominal
MISUNDERSTANDING Go days bills i3o@l3nS.
DOMESTIC EXcnASGE.-Thc banks purchase
sight checks Mt q or, aad sell At par.
outside, they purchase at e OIL, aud sell ut
1s@t4 of.
Cnlp-eoGol.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1870-02-10
Markets by Telegraph.

roxnov February 9-Noup. - Consois 9o}S.
Bonds 81.
I.ivERporI. February e-Ncon. - yesterday
cvanlng cotton closed firm: uplanis ll7s"; or'
leans 1lhal1tsd: to-day cotton opened s'eaoy
and unchanged: sales 900 bales.
Lfiern0on.-Consols e2H. Bonds 81.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1870-02-10
The New York Rice Market.

The Journal Of Commerce Of February says:
''Therc has been fair Western irale. ana ihough
the rrocers have purchased sparin.ly. prices arc
steady. We notice sales of 10 CASKS. We quote
invoices at 61sa7Mc. and lo5 lots At q Ea' &c"
The World SAYS: ~ fair iDa,iIl% trade. lllcin"-
ing about 20 casks at GAaIlsc Tor goou 10 caoiee
CarOlina.n
The New York herald., 1870-05-26

dTH STA LARGE, ELEGAETLS FURNISHED ROOM
4 with large closets; also story front hall
e with B0ari. 2l West Fourleeni street, near
Seventh avenue.
The New York herald., 1870-05-26

90 WIST NINTH EET.--HANDSOME ROOMS,
stO with excellent Board families single gentlemen,
where the comforts of home be enjoyed Prices
moderate.
The New York herald., 1870-05-26

10Th STREET, BETWEEN FIFTH AND SIXTH AYE
nues-Furblehed fc1Gs, eth wi.h CT without boart,
for families sae senenien, a. No. 81 Vest Twelfth
street, terms moderae.
The New York herald., 1870-05-26

s)O UNION squARF-PARLoR FLOOR TO LET,
s)V with private tale for ac sunnieI to family OF
R,ulte.
The New York herald., 1870-05-26

y EAST SIXTEENTH STREET.- SECOND FLOORS,
elegantly furnished, i0r first c,ass air.iearts wllh or
without Board; also Other Rooms. keisrraecs.
The New York herald., 1870-05-26

II UNIVERSITY PLACE, CORNER OF CLINTON
place tEghh street. Nahdsone.v ldrnished Rooms
10 e' with HuAsc TO Gentlemen AMI o1tis or snse geatle-
men. Terms very Reasonable References.
The New York herald., 1870-05-26

- GREENWICH hrENUE.-T0 LHT, TO GENILEAEN
only furnished Room on second hocr, fronting on
lhrsopher gss ant modern npf0 ytrgais; fee
t2 50 IS per week Rng second BEN, iet side o. tae
ioor
The New York herald., 1870-05-26

TO CLINTON PLACE. NEAR BRoADyAy.-RooMS
= to lei with Board, Lrst anu second Ioor, - !allies
or party Of senLtmen
The New York herald., 1870-05-26

10 BkEvooRF PLACE, TENTH sTaEhf, EQIRTn
= house wes os froalway. i2nisone Rooms
lei, separate together Furnished, second story, Front
pleasant location terms aefaie.
The New York herald., 1870-05-26

II WEST THIRTIETH sTREET.-A SUIT oF ROOMS
second tocr to let, with Board References ex'
rhangei.
The New York herald., 1870-05-26

90 WEST NINTH STREET, NEAR FIFTH AVENUE
III Newly aud handsomely furnished Rooms to let, wili
or without loald, ia private family. Resercnces ex
chaugei.
The New York herald., 1870-05-26

sl-Tu STREET d49, NEAR LEXINGTON AVENUE
% private family willee, iarge FROST Room Sc
cond Goo handsomey furnished, with class Board
Location very Desirable
The New York herald., 1870-05-26

OATH STREET, O. WEST BETWEEN FIFTH AND
L@f Sixth avenues.Roorn3 second and thiri
oors families and single gentlemen; table frat class
References exchanged.
The New York herald., 1870-05-26

4. RLocks WEST OF BROADWAY ARE WE'LL FUR
- niHsed Rooms, With good Boardi terms moderate AP'
ply io0 Blecc&cf srse..
The New York herald., 1870-05-26

Eth hygNtr 800 NEAR THIRTY-sECoND STEEET.-
- Suit og three communicating Rooms WA pase rf,
handsomely furnished rent TO auy wlIh ne%SePlef
sbe Bos ri also lar Room for Two ,enteineii UA4ne1-
lonabe re fefences offered.
The New York herald., 1870-05-26

n whvERLEY PLhCF, NEAR pROADwAY.-ONE OF
lO two neatly furnished, cool ana AIRY 10 rent
whout board 10 two gentlemen; baths, &C. tenn
moderate.