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Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1870-04-19

For Evansville, Louisville and Gin
cinnati
THE FINE PASSENGER STEAM rT-A
Il ER Lawrence, E. PEARCE, 49,.
Master, NJ. NJ. DEEM. Clerk, viii leave above on
TUESDAY, the 18th inst, at o'clock P. N.
For freight or passage apply on board or to
w. A. PEBBLES, Agent,
No. is Broad street.
WI. BOYD,
Nos. Al & AZ Front street,
HARRISON L SON,
apr19-1t No. As Front street.
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LIVERPOOL, April 1S.-Breadstuffs firm.
Corn buoyant at sos. Provisions quiet.
Cotton afoat 1926, 900 bales, including 90
900 American. Shipments from Bombay
since our last report to the 10th inst. have
haan IN OOO balec-Lraoar1ad excassiva
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MARsEILLEs Quilts from 81 25 upwards,
at G. RICE & Co.'S,
aprlG-1W No. GO College st.
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Would inform her old patrons that she
has commenced business at the Grover &
Baker Sewing Machine Rooms, No. ia
Church street, where she will be ready to
do all kinds of plain and ornamental sew
ing. apr15 1w
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CINCINNATI, April 1S.-The river fell two
inches in the last twenty -four hours. There
are twenty-five feet ten inches in the chan
mel, and seventy-nine feet two inches space
under the bridge.
CAIRo, April 1S.-Arrived: Talisman,
Nashville packet, 2 A. NJ; James Gilmore,
Nashville to st. Louis, PM
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wv York General Markets

NEW YORK, April 1S.-Flour firm su-
perfne 4.50@4.6O. Whisky LOG. Wheat
active; winter red and amber Western l.
21@1. 235. Corn-mixed 1.12@1. 10. Rice
firm. Coffee quiet. Sugar firm; Cuba
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Cincinnati Markets.

C1Nc1NNAr1, April 1S.-Flour steady;
family 5. 1905. 40. Corn S4@S7c. Oats 81
@G0c. Cotton frmer; middling pc. To-
bacco firm; receipts hogsheads. Whisky
9S@99c. Pork $2s. 25@2S. so Bulk meats
1O2@13a@14tc. Bacon 1I4@15s@16sc.
Lard 16c. Butter 30@35c. Eggs lGc.
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A LARGE line of figured Alpacas at 20
cents, at G. RICE & Co. S,
apr19 1w No. 81 College st.
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SOUTHERN PRODUCE MARKETS.


Sales every Tuesday and FRIDAY
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Havana Market.

HAVANA November l9.-The sugar maIket iias
not been so active as in past weeks, and that LOT
reason that the stocks are light. prices aoFaHSeu,
and the qualities required for European maTkets
are NOT In proportion to other goods. vi tne ~
sarmed,nte classes sales cover $500 boxes; quota
tons for white through at s5H to S51 per ioo ios,
reIIoxs 40 Nos. l3 10 26 at S5T TO S6A do.;
hrnwns do Nos II and II at SAX TO s. DO; Gu
curuchos do, Nos. TO 10 at 81 10 ssN w. u.,, 10
mnscoyadoes, centrifugals and moasses sugars
there have been no rates estaol!sWo py CIan.
actions. The few hogsheads or boxes OF these
Glasses are scattered, and Will he picked up at tne
close OF the season to oil up vessels loadlng AZ
ou,ports or here. Shipped during the WeeK,
hence and from MatanZas, 29l9 boxes and 233
hhis.: OF which for the United States s07
hoyes and 235 hhds, and balance to MonteVldeo,
as boxes; to Liverpool, $50 do; Antwerp, 1000 do
and 70 Spain, 3l7 boxes; leaving stock on hand
at the two ports equal to 7l,oeS boxes and io,6
hhds, iMatanzas counted in,) against lor loos,
same period, 81, ,AB boxes and 2246 hhds. Snippea
since 1st January, 1,55s49l boxes and isI'06d
hhds: shipped to equal date OF 1869, ,5oI, ,o+s
boxes and 1887 hhds; shipped TO equai GATE oi
1855, /, GO, ,SS6 boxes and 106, ,667 hhds.
LEAP ToBACCo-The evidences lor III" new
crop are fatal for the planter; no second crop VIII
he realized and "capas" win be mon est" Inc
want of plants will prevent setting crops until
the middle OF January, except In very lew Ia
vorable cases. The quantity will be llght, Want,
ing strength and the leaf short In weight; anu
those who want 1t for factories must lay IN STOCK
now. II they can find 1t. Nearly 5000 bales were
ready for shipment or on their way 10 New lorh.
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LIVERPOOL cLAssHIcAT1o,

.
RcE.-The inquiry was moderate at unchap ged
prices; sales about 200 terces Of clean Carolina,
among which were "a tierces at s1i; 40 at 81; Is
at ex; Il at 8X; SO at 61; II at exc p tb. We
quote geod rice at 6x@sKc p b.
NAVAL SToRBs.-The transactions were limited /;
SAY sS bbls spirits turpentine at 4oxc p gallon;
2 bbls du;: rosin at So; 1s obls. No. l rosin at
"a so; Il bbls. extra No. / at s275; 10 bbls low
pale r8sin at So rs p Dbl
FRK1aHTs.-To Liverpool by steam direct nomi.
nal; viasNew York, IA on uplands, itd on sea
islands by sail Xd on uplands, "a on sea
islands. To Hayre nominal Coastwlse-to New
York, by steam, 10 on. uplands and 10 on sea
Islands; 50 p tierce on rice; by sail, Kc p b on
cotton; p tierce on rice; 4oc p barrel on rostn;
ST@s . n on lumber; ss@1o II on timber. TIC
Boston, by sail, H@Xc q n on upland cotton.
10 Providence, by sail So a NJ on boards, &c
2 ID on cotton; by steam 81 p bale on New
York rates. To Philadelphia, by steam' hc b
on nplanas; by sail, 81 q N on boards; 50 on
timber; SO p ton on clay, aad ss@s so on phos-
pilates. To Baltimore, by steam, Kc p b; oy
sail, $6 5o@7 q M on boards; ss@s 25 y ton on
phosphate rock. Vessels are In demand By
our merchants to take lumber freights from
Georgetown, s. G., Dsrien and Satilla River, Ca,
and Jacksonville, Ella, TO Northern ports, and $40
@l2 p N are the rates on lumber and boards.
ExcHANas.-sterling 60 day bills 1sA@2oX.
DoAnsrIo EXCHANGE. = The banks purchase
sight checks at 7f@x on, and sell at par.
0oLp-l1@ls.
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v,,b m,adl,na at l4xo; sales s45 bales; receipts

with middling at l47<c; sales s4S bales; receipts
1880 bales. -,
,,,snr 1sIc. sales 500 bales; net receipts 1880
Ssles: exports coastwise 427s bales; stock 1o'472
bales
MonuE. November 2s.-Cotton nrm; middling
,5c sales 1900 bales net receipts 3o3l bales; ex-
ports to Great Britain 34iS bales; coastw,se 1870
bales; stock 10, sos bales.
GALVESTON, November 2s.-Cotton firm, demand
good: good ordinary 13c; sales 1900 bales; net re-
eelpts Sl2s bales; exports, coasrwise, $500 bales;
stock 27,Ie6 bales.
New ORLEANS, November 2s.-Cottoa steady,
demand fair; mddings l5hc; sales $500 oaies;
norris to Great Britain II 5l6; to Continent 1870, to
Bremen, coastTise, 2462; stock e1,S2o.
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Markets by Telegraph.


LONDON, November 2s-Noon.--consols s2N.
Afternoon-Americsn securities quiet. Stocks
firE. Tallow declining. Turpentine Sls 6daS2s.
Eyening.-Consols 9S. American securities
LIVERPOOL. November 2S.-Noon.-Cotton
heavy; upiands sxas1<d; Orleans sXasKd; sales
estimated at 10 000 bales may possibly reach II 900
bales: Lard eSs; Cumberland cut AS; new short
Evening.-Cotton firm; uplands sXas&d; Or
leans on a9 I'd; sales $4,000 bales speculation and
export 5000 bales Roain, common So 6da5s Cd;
Ane 1853. Turpentine sls 81.
DOMESTIC.
NEW YORK.. November 2s-Noon.-Stocks
steady co. ,59 M NO Money 4as Psa 'ss ear
quiet and unchanged. Wheat dull and nschang.
ed. Corn duh and declining. Pork steady; old
asSeS seadsr upahds iexc TarpentiDe
shade easter at 49, Rosn quiet; strained 50.
Freights dull.
Eyening.-Ootton firm aud demand good, chief
ly for export; sales $500 bales; uplands l6Hc.
Flour-State and West IN scarcely 80 nrm; super
dne 81 46a6 Is; Southern quiet. Wheat 1c lower;
winter red and amber Western 81 42a1 As. Corn
heavy; old ssas2c; new s5assc. Whiskey. trm at
soHc. Pork quiet and unchanged. Lard closed
heavy at 13kc. Naval stores quie,. Freights
quiet Money 4a6 per cent; most OF business at
per cent; prime discounts 7as. Exchange weak
aad lower for bankers sterling. with sales at 9.
Gold weak aRd very dull, closing ut 1.xallH.
Governments very dull and steady; sky twos
tx. Southerus dull, but q tride better on North
Carolnaa. Tennessees 60%; new 5sX. North
Carollnas AK; new 25H.
Bosros. November 2S.-cotton quiet; mlddlings
l6Tc; sales 400 bales; net receipts %; c0astwise
2ss; total 227; exports to Great Britain 6o stock
45e0 bales.
BALTIMORE November 2a-Flour quiet and
steady. Wheat dull; choice white 81 7ual 10.
Corn. white 77asoc; yellow s3c. Pork dull and re-
failing at $A Baoin quiet; no rib sides: clear 1sc;
no shoulders; hams 2lc. Whiskey 9la92c Cot
ton quiet and nrm; middlings 15X cIs: sales 400
bales; net receipts 100; coasrwise 23S; total 1885,
exports coastwise ITO; stock $3.50.
CINCINNATI. November u.s. Flour dull and
dropping; family Sh 50a6 TO-. Corn firm with q
fair demand at Soc. Mess pork weak, small sales
at SIC; not freely offered. Lard quiet md weak;
steam 1lx; kettle 12c. WhlsSeysqulet and weak
at 84a85c.
LouIBvILLE, November 28.-Bagging nrm; hemp
and max 28c. Flour heavy. Provisions active.
Hess pork on spot, $40 cash. Lard, terce, held
at l3c. Whiskey steady st84c.
ST.. LouIs November 28-Flour dull. Corn dull
and declined la2c: mixed 55c; yellow 69a6uc;
white soae5c. Whiskey, prime, sec.
{ WILMINGTON. November 2S.-Cotton dull and
Inactive; net receipts 52s bales; exports coast
Else s22. Stock 1858.
NORFOLK. November 2s.-Coton stea1y: low |
bales; exports, coastw,se, 3416 bales; stock 659S
bales.
AUausrA, November 2s.-Cottoa market nrmer,
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Easton & Co.'S Cotton Report, for the
Week Ending November IS, 1870.

NEW YORK. November 2s.-THE MARKET.-In
our last report the market closed duh at l6c for
-lddlings Saturday. with more favorable ad-
vices from Liverpool, the market was nrmer;
sales S6l9 bales; miadlings 1870. Monday the
market was quiet and unchanged; sales 1859
Tuesday the market was &c higher, with large
BUSINESS sales e615 at l6hc "wednesday tne
market opened with an active export armGnu,
and prices were advanced &c; but the warllRe
news from abroad eXerted a dep essing influence.
and the Improvement was lost, marEeI closing
ouIet at l6Hc for middling; sales 6367. Thursuay,
acted. Yesterday there was fair business done 1
at O decline OF &c in prices, market closing dull
Az ls..clor mlddlings; sales 1910.
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xecelpts by Railroad. November ss.

SOUTH CAROLINA RAILROAD.
21l3 bales cotton, Is bales goods, 40 bols naval
stores, so bbls n0ur. cars stock. TO Railroad
Agent, Pelzer Rodgers co. G Waiter d CO,
Brodie & co, Frost q Adger, Bowling h CO. Reed
er & Davis, w b Williams d Son. W W Smith,
Sloan 4 Seignious, A Mulgan, Howry & Son,
Caldwell Son, W Witte, A J Salinas, Mure
co, G W Williams co, q A Trenholm & Son, Q
Courtney l. co, Claghorn Herring co.
NORTHEASTERN RAILROAD.
sl7 bales upland cotton. 90 bbls naval stores; es
bushels rough rice, phosphates, lumber, mdse,
&c. To W Williams 4 60. Frost & Adger, T p
Smith, Graeser 4 Smith. Mowry Il Son, Caldwell
& Son, II Klatte Il CO, W z Ryan, Reeder Davis,
A. Salinas, Brodie i CO: Pezer, Rodgers 4 co.
W Witte, Pringe L Son, Willis Chlsolm, J
Sims. Vim Bee CO, Howard i Bro, Cagh0rn
Herring & CO. Jno Marshall, Jr, Barden d Parker
KInsman T. Howell, s D Stoney, Har.eston. s
Fass, J A Quackenbush. W Beard. Day, J
81 Claussen. E Wiss & 60, Rev c B E0rthrop. E
yelling, Pacific Phosphate co. Q A D, Railroad
Agent aud Order.
SAVANNAH AND CHARLESTON RAILROAD.
40 aes cetton, sacks rough rice, l2o barrels
naval stores and Mdse. To w G Bee & CO, John
Colcock, 8 Small, Hopkins, MCPHERSON & CO, "
NJ Lawion. Barden 4 Parker, Garnett Mantoue
& co, iinckney Bros, J A May.
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Passengers.

Per steamship Manhattan, for New YorI-Nrs
Tours and two Children 8 Barnel B wilkins,
Peedmore and wife, Gagsier wife and child.
Harneson. Mrs 4 Houston Mensing, wife
aud child, Mrs Moore and five children two Misses
Moore, Master Moore, and 3 steerage
Per steamship Falcon, from Baltimore-Mrs
Haynie and Painter.
Per steamer Eliza Hancox. from Savannah, via
Beaufort, &c-drs W II Harri.on, Uol Seward, A
Blatchey, E DeGnlia G NJ Wells, Mrs G II Wells, j
B Boyce, Mrs Rhodes. and IS on deck.
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New York Rice Market.

From the Daily Bulletin, November %: Until
supplies or domestic increase somewhat holders
must retsin the advantage and we note con-
prevails. but buyers siln operate with caution,
and few parcels are taken beyond Immediate
wants. Sales Of 20 tierces Carolina at Tt5aThc.
Foreign still quite dull and values nominal.
From the Journal Of Commerce: The regular
attendance OF jObbers and grocers }. taking fair
amount OF stock In small lots. and with no tmpor-
tant Increase OF the supply holders are enabled to
insst upon full former figures, giving the market
q steady tone Sales OF IS tierces Carolina at TX
a7Mc. Foreign is dull and nominal.
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MrDNreHr DISPATCHES.
lMERICAN FISHING VESSEL CAP
TURED BIZ Il BRITISH AMER.

November Is.
The fishing schooner Clara F. Friend, cap
tured BY the British some weeks since and SUD-
sequently rescued, has been recsptured by the
British steamer Plover, and Captain Friend and
others are held as prisoners.
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rnone..dad from First Roge.l

p, ,..onno,t.rine near Orleans yesterday, tho
rentn Prussian Corps encountered the !Wensle'u
French Corps Of Palladine's army, and an engage
nent ensued, In which the French were driven
from their strong position at Mezeres, with &C.
rious loss. Subsequently several French compa'
MES attacked the Prussian Tenth Corps, but were
repulsed with a loss OF forty men. Tne ffeneh
general was taken prisoner. The German iosS
was trining.
New German Diet.
BERLIN, November 2s
Tho North German Parliament bas granted the
.-,.oora,norv war credit asked for by the gov
eminent nv a vote Of 17S to 8. The only OPPOSE
go oar,a from the Socialist and Democratic
members.
Federal Council, Of the union OF Wurtemours
with The confederation. he stated that the ao-
hesion OF Bavaria would be considered on Weu-
nesday 3avaris retains an independent military
jurisdiction under her King, but the organization
drill, equipment &C., Of her army are to be modi
fed to conform to the Prussian system.
The French Claim a Great Victery'
LONDON, November e8-5 P. NJ
,rae French claim great victory at horcah'
twelve mih,s south OF Amiene, on yesterday. Ine
LATHE lasted until night the nrst Gernan afiuJ
is alleged to have been beaten and driven INTO ts
entrenchments before Amiens. The French army
of the north was greater in numbers tnan tne
beaten army. Thelosses are obscurely gwen In
thousands. The Prussisn hussars rode down
and cut to pieces regiment of marine infantry.
The German loss is severe.
MIDNIGHT DISPATCHES.
wild Rumors from England.
LONDON. November 2s.
The papers contain rumor that an attempt
had been made by the Bavarian soldiers to shoot
the King Of Prussia.
The publication Of correspondence from the seat
Of war. h the German papers, has been ioroidden.
The GauloIs calls Gambetta the tyrant OF Tours.
TOURS, November %.
Keratry's command has been united with the
21st army corps.
Several Prussians wearing the salowa medal
Aavebeen taken prisoners.
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Stock on hand Friday. Nov. IS, 1870.
Interior cotton Markets.

CHARLOTTE, November 2s.-l15 bales sold to-
day; middllng lice low middling 1870. market
active, fair demand: sales for the week sI6 bale-.
MACON. November 2s.-Recepts 546 bales;
shipments 1874 bales; sales 5o7 bales; the market
steady, with middngs at )41sc.
ATLANTA. November 26-The market to-day
has been active and higher; middlings 14zc; low
mddlings lac; good ordinary Sac; ordinary II &c
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Upland

Sales Of the week rs, so bales-including 4l75 to
spinners 77s 10 speculators and 2sS' to ex-
Gross receipts at this por. for the week 3S. s,6
bales. Since lst September 900 sos bales, agains'
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OOMnEERCLAL NEWS.
Exports.

Exports.
LryKRPooL-Per Br bark Belglum-2l63 bales OF
upland cotton, lilo, tons phosphate rock.
ANsrgRDAM-eer Br bark Mary Killam-lSI6
bales upland cotton.
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TIE SUGAR CROP.

HAVANA, November 28.
The sugar crop is promising. Grinding has
commenced at Cienfuegos and Remedies.
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FARES GREATLY REDUCED.

Steamers of the above lineleave Pier ,<FEfe.
No. AZ, North River, foot OF Cana. SGlsa6. =.
street, New York, at IL O'Clock noon, OF the 4tD
and Goth Of every month except when these
dates fan on Sunday, then the Saturday proceed
Ing.
steamers for South Pacific and Central American
norris. Those OF attn touch at Manzanillo.
steamship JAPAN leaves San Francisco for Ja
nan and China October /, 1870
No California steamers touch at Havana. but
20 direct from New York to AsplnWal
One hundred pounds baggage free to each adult
Medicine and attendance free.
For Passage Tickets or other information apply
at the COMPas,Y'S TICKET OFFICE, on the
wharf foot Of Canal street, North River New
York: F. R. BABY, Agent
juiyl6-lyr
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The CharIe.,on Cotton, Rice, mud Naval
Stores Market.

OFFICE CHARLESTON NEWS. I
MONDAY EVENING, November %, 1870. !
CorToN.-The market showed q very limited In
qury cary in the day, but reports OF more salts
factory dispatches at later hour caused good
demand, and transactions to the extent of about
1900 bales took place. mostly on the basis OF about
1tc p b for mlddlings. The following were about
the sales: say at 49, % at lsH; 1875 at 4h;226 at
14K; al at lax; IS at lax; 5s4 at Is; 5s atl5l.
We quote:
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Selma Market.

SELMA, November 26.-CoTToN.-There were
sales yesterday OF $50 bales; middling nominal; |;
low midding i4c, and strict good ordinary lsHc
The market opened dull, and unfavorable news
caused decline. The market closed easy Mt our
quotations with downward tendency.
COTTON STATEMENT
Stock on hand September ], 1870. bales ,27o
Receyed previously 2s,Ss5-s2, ,6s2
Total ......................sS,s ,sei
Shipped p previously. --2s, ,4ss
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Female Complaints.
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arLppman's Great German Bltters cures
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Nervousness.
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1TLippman's Great German Bitters regulates
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a6Llppman's Great German Bitters prevents
Chills and Fever.
H3Lippman's Great German Bitters has mel
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CHARLOTTESVILLE VA, May, 1870
MEssRs. JACOB LIPPMAN & BRO:
GenRe,nen-I certify that I have examin'
ed and used in my practice Lppman's Great Ger.
man Bitters. ! regard them as an admirable
tonic and appetizer. J. ". P0INDEXTER, n. ID.
Depots In Charleston s. c..
W. @. TRQTT, ED. S. BURNHAM,
A. ". ECKEL & CO., G. J. LUHN,
". A. SKRINE
Wholesale Agents:
HENRY BlSCHOFF & co.
SfEFFENS, WERNER d DUOKER,
DOW1E. NOISE j DAVIS, Druggists,
CLACIUS & WITTE.
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II Buibaum, ostendorf 90; A Q1acksnnus1,
RN saeger 90. soeuss Bro s,pa pankncn, nnlp
Walsh, Bolinaann Bros, Macqueen HecEe, !!
Robson, L Kehecke, Weinberg Hope, WIN
OhaIee / Co, Y D Kennedy, P 9 Poole; e,,. Emit
sehr cosuese osuice sarasossdass "a sssvapnab
and having split sails, has put IN for har6or:
Left at Baracoa schrs Geo washington and Day
lioht, ready to sail for Charleston. $3.50
sehr salle Bssel ID hSGrasa, 1 pae Somoanee co 1'0'
Steamer Eliza Hancox, Burns, Savanna, wa
Reailfort. DC, IS bales sea island cotton. mdse.
&C. To Ravenel / Holmes, Hopkins, 4cPnersOn y lra
Sam 4 Son. Reeder 4 Davis, Cohen, HancIel = CO,
Frest Adger, VIM Gurney, Ravenel CO., co, Hot.
cock co, Geo Trenholm l. Son, Pringle q
SoR, Prof Holmes, F Matthews, Mrs HAITI
son Southern Express co. .,.-s
rice. TO Iagraham Son: 90. ,,,,
sloop Magdalsn, 80. from nS Santee' eS' oush'
. soop Black Bird, Rnguero, Combahee. 1880
bnshels rough rice. To w G Bee & co. = i
Boat from James Island. bag sea island cot
ton. To W Quincy =, cot
Boat from Christ Church. bag sea lsiand coS-
ton. To Fraser Il Dill. -,
Boat from Edisto. 8 bags sea island cotton. 10
Boat Boat from James Island = bags sea island cot
ton. To Stoney j. Lowndes.
Boat from Christ Church. bags seq island
and bales upland cotton. TO Stsney S Lowaaes aes
Boat from Christ Church. bags sea isIahu oo.-
ton. To Stoney Lowndes. -,
Boat from Johns Islan!. bales seaIsiano eo'-
ton. To Stoney Il Lowndes. ,o,
Seabrook,s boat from Johns Island. bags sea
TO ssSney bsSnaes bssa sea island cot.
ton. To Stoney & Lowndes. ,,,,
Received from Chisolm's MIL. pales upiauu
cotton. To Stoney i Lowndes.
Freer,s boat from James Island. bags sea ISL
and cotton. To r Roper.
CLEARED YESTERDAY.
Br bark Belgium, Greene, Lverpool-Henry
Br bark Mary Killam, Butler, Amsterdam-Hen'
ry Gard. ~ ge,.
SAILED YESTERDAY. ~.
Bark sharpsburg, Rogers, Liverpool.
FROM THIS PORT.
Steamship Georgia, Crowfll, New York, Sovem'
| ber27.
UP FOR THIS PORT.
Steamship Virginia, -, at Philadelphia, to
| sail November %.
CLEARED FOR THIS PORT.
Steamship Falcon. Hayne, at Baltimore. No
vcmber 25
SAILED FOR THIS PORT.
Br ship County Of Pictou, Ersklne, from Pictou,
| with coal and iron, touched oil Sandy HOOK on
Friday last and was ordered " Charleston.
MEMORANDA.
The Br bark Blomidon. from Cork on Sunday,
was consigned TO Henry Card.
The schr Palmer Smoot from Georgetown,
c, arrived at New York November 2s