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an 8oi6in8tDn mill Maoame G. q.
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9utlcr bat $500, Senator Sprn8ue $1,000,
senator gGiliOn $50 &C. gcgeten.
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Die nddfie Bodybuilding.

Die neunte Balfs5dblung in ben Yereinigten
Staaten miro am /. SUM B. s. oorgenommsn
pereen. Die Beitimmungen Der Gsniusafte
bonn 80. gRai 1850 perben fir Die Aufnabme
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Yun6esmarIhaa fir bic Genlusarbeit aniieaf,
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elner aufnimmt, 10 pielnlal 5pei Gents be-
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Passengers.

Per steamship Champion, for New foikIIL
P1,tzel. S Thayer J SimCns, ] Minot BAKE,
@ Hutchins, c Richardson, M Robinson,
Mrs Gilbert Mrs McManus, Miss Satcher,
Mrs Satcher, Col Euat and wife, MISS MucoA;
Miss S Trout, Miss Smith, Miss Rowland, NJ
Terry. Captain " A Chess er, G Gibbs, vile anu
ilauEhter G K!iucS, II Brawley, Cranston
and wife, Mrs Gregory and two children, y Noo,
ertson. s G White, + J Bowe, ] Warren, w j
Woodrich, C Wellington, Richards, Perrin,
Mics Hogan, Miss Richards, Mrs Williams,
Mrs ] DuPre, Col Ritter and wife, Nelson, l.
A Nelson, G Rungihsn. W B Hall, S Ross, Mrs
7, CUNNINGHAM, Mrs Eliza Gaivtt, Mrs Ahrens
and TWO children. C HuneSen, T Balk, bayer,
Mrs S Connor, Mrs Kirkland, Isabella Douglass,
Rebecca Barnwe, W q Robson, w stokes ana
wife. D Ford aud wife, Rev GadsIen, wile
and child, Miss E Black, Miss NJ Bailey, MISS
Adams, Miss Mary O'Neill, Miss True. A Garoner
and wife. l. Dooiittie, Newhouse, Mrs L Hli-y
Mrs Simons. G G Seibers, Mrs Jacobs, 5 stem,
s Wbittlese ey, Miss J Wnttlesey, wilson, i
q Boar, Miss Witt, Miss Forney, and 10 steefage:
Per steamship Ashland, from New YoTKES
Brisbrie, Perry, W Messenger. W DAVIS
Per steamer Dictator from TalatEa via JACK,
sonville. FernanGina and Savannah-O0!oEeI "
r. Gihhs' Mrs q .ibbs and daughter Mrs Arma-
tare Or q J webster, Miss Neve, NeVe and
two servants, Miss Foley, Mrs Scot'' MIS- heG"Fe'
T Per steamer Pilot Boy. from Savannah via Beau
fort and Pacific Landings Glover, Aps bakSI' sS'
RishOD Lynch, SM O'Neill, A Barnwell, \ y eiliS,
Miss MaCuire, Mr Coax, Mrs Matthew's, Mrs II
Matthews, 81 Matthews, Captain " f21ter T. d
Holmes, and deck.
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MARINE NEWS.
CHARLESTON. s. c., JULY 1s
ARRIVED SATURDAY.

c,eomsho Ashland, Crowell. New 7orH.lelt
inst Mdse. TO Wagner, Huger g. 90, a
Conrtenay, ] D Aiken co, southern h4press n;S
Gomnony q ID Ahrens & co. G AlTar, BIS
cSoti co. W NJ Bird co, y Bowen. crown,
RnIlmann Bros, D Burst, B Bee, Z bull, B;lTks
3 SIM Briggemen j. co, T Beam!sn, Z
ReJTori II Cobia & co, NJ Cater, D Carr d 60;
I n tIlaussep, G II Cornelson, J CoseroVe,
Clancy I, Chapin, L Cohen, Cameron, baIKiey "
co I Ehspnau. M Drake, L DoGhersY; - = Dot'
terer. j Derby, NJ Eason Bro. feiananu HaI,o "
co. Forsythe, McComb j co, Greg, uiHn'e
vile Manufacturing Company, SlaFet q W,
Gorham, Fl Gerdts co, NJ GaT1nnk:s, SIEua Tan ,oI,
WIneman Il co, e d co, G o. 3, s,nn H.,
Haas, Holiness Book Store, JaT6, JoiuStOa,' . oll
CreTs co, C Kerrlson, Jr, y co, N.atss "a W,
Kreite Il Chapman, KlincS, WiGSenpess n . W Wnr.
Kellogg, C Kerrison, Lyons MnrIay' XIV II Mu
Rice, Mondin Bros, B O'Nein O'Seili, Y VsT Wv
len, C Ojemann, e Terry, A QuacHehq2,aSTn, ?, T,oo
Paullng {; RiecEe, r Read GO, ,,anS l., II an1n !,
Inson % co, s Railroad Agent, stoduaiu,
Schroeder, A Seydela d Bro, Ship Alice Mlnot!,
r Smith co, Stefens, Werner j DucRer, Stoii,
Trbb & co, CS, Pelaer Rodgers d co, s Snomson,
] Taylor q CO, J Il Yoners, " NJ, Wh!tLsmt9}i!'e TOT
4 Rhodes, Walker Evans J. CugsWell, u WI
llsms & CO, Wagner d Monsees ana ~ CIoiu.. C.
Passed steamships Fl Livingston, Efeiih"n
and Champion, all bound North; oov.
Steamer Dictator, MCMILLAN, Palatke' m sa ,;encea
sonyilie, Fernandina anu Savannah. Y tiercss
rice. and u1dse; To D Aiken co, 3 ScnirIner'
W nj Bird 4 co, and Col Ludlow.
Steamer Pilot Boy, White, savannah Yla be0M. AZ
fort and Pacific Landing. 80 tlerees rlCe, ~
packages sundries. T8 J Aiken GO, Soutne.n
Express Company, j . Schlrmer foaco " CO.
Bcckley
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Roaton Market.

BOSTON, July 1a.-CoFFEE.-The movements IN
corree have been confined mostly TO small lots as
wanted by jobbers. We quote sales Of java az ~
a22c. gold; Rio at 15halSc, gold; 400 pockets
Singapore Java at about 1870, gold; and ior MO-
cha and st. Domingo prices are quite nominal. l.,
CoTroN.-There is no improvement 10 notlce m IN
this article and, with unfavoraole aaVlces lrSla =
abroad and crop prospects quite encouraging, sme
market has further declined and tends doWnWatu. S
The sales have been In small lots as wsnteo oy
manufacturers and we quote ordinary q. is
good ordinary at l772<a1sHc; low midollng at dsS
al9I; and middling at 2014a2oHc per 10. lnciuaing
uplands and Gull, the market Closing dul " tnese
prices. ., ,,,o,,,.a o,a
,ewer nrices OF many kinds having eased on 1a2c
ner ward, and dull at the reduction. Woollens are
Arm at the low prices recently current. with the
nrospect Of q better market and higher prices as
soon as trade becomes more active.
GUNNY BAGs.-Tne market Is quiet for gunny
bags and prices are nominally 20a22c currency.
GUSNY CLoTH.-This article is held firm but has
been quiet We quote native and Borneo at 30a
acc. and domestic at 32a33c per yard.
NAVAL SToREs.-In spirits turpentine there have
been small sales at So 81 per gallon. and market
lrm at that price. Tar is quiet and 70 transac-
toas. In rosin sales OF 200 bbs No2 at Sc soa2 So
and pale at IS 5oa6 per bbl. In pitch no transac-
tions. o--.-,.
at s3SasI5c, and 300 bags Rangoon ut si4c per ID
gold, IN bond.
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New York Rice Market.

Erou, the Daily Bulletin, July ID: Domestic
is quiet but in small supply and very firm. For
foreign the demand has been good. mainly from
the trade, and values are higher, closing strong.
sales OF $500 bags Rangoon at 31zc, gold, in bond
and 150 bags do at sHa7Xcc, currency, duty paid.
Carolina common to good $8as Is; do prime to
fancy IS 81 1sas per hundred weight: Rangoon
6Xa7c per ID, currency; 3aSA per ID, gold, III
bond.
From the Journal Of Commerce: The market
for Carolina Is quiet but firm at 81Sa9c. For Kan
goon there is u better demand from the trade
and with untavorable adVices relating to the new
crop. prices are advancing; $500 bags sold, In
bond, at 374c, gold, and small lots, duty paid, at
61Sa7l4c. currency.
From the Tribune: Carolina quiet but firm at
sxaec. Rangoon has beenin better demand and
prices are higher the inferior quality Of the stock
coming forward adding to the strength on good
grades; sales OF $500 bags at SIC, gold In bond.
From the Herald Carolina was quiet but
steady. About 100 tierces were sold within the
range OF 8Easc for common TO choice.
From the Daily Bulletin July Is: The demand
very good, a little more general, and the market
still showing strong tone for all grades. Sales
125 tcs Carolina az SXc; $50 bags Kangoon at &c,
and 200 do In bond at 31<c gold. Carolina, Com
mon to good, per cwt, So 25ss So; do prime to
fancy do SIS 75ae; Rang6on, per tb, 61saThc; do
gold, N bond, do casio.
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An Alph.be. for Society.

A fs an Angel OF blushing eighteen;
q is the Ball where the Angel was seen;
q ia the Chsperone vi cheated at CARDS:
+, ia the Deuxtemps, with Frank OF the guards,
3 js the Eye which those soft lashes cover;
? is the Fan 1t peeped wickedly over;
q is the Glove OF superlattve KID
81 is the Hand which 1t spitefully hid
I is the Ice which the fair one demanded;
is the Juvenile who hurried to hand IL;
.is the Kerchief 8 rare work Of ART;
L Is the Lace which composed the ch1el part
N Is the Old Maid who watched the girls dance
N Is the Nose she turned up at each glance
p is the Partner. who wouldn't keep time:
o is Quadrille put instead Of the Lancers
r the Remonstrances made by the dancers
8 Is the Supper, where all went 10 pairs
Is the Twaddle they talked on the staiis :,
o is the Uncle who Thought we'd be golag, Il
y is The Voice which the niece replied mo" III
W Is the Walter who sat up tlli eient'
Z Is the Exit not perfectly straignI
y is the Yawning fit caused by the ball;
2 stands for Zero or nothing at all.
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uIt is we'll known to our readers that We
have always spoken kindly Of the Chinese. 10
their credit be it said they have no spirit OF
caste which should lead them to refuse seas as
sociation with Us. Our people have ave. mo aisiike 50
to them. So hurrah for John Cninaman, IN
Massachusetts, or Louisiana" .- .o.o.,
This feeling seems to be pretty general
Throughout the State OF Louisiana tae negruys em
led and number among themselves many men
of Education and intelligence, valuable and In
fnential citizens of the State. Only as the
laboring class, like the Massachusetts, shoe,
makers, they were getting tyrannlcal, and
John Chinaman has stepped In the nick OF
time to bring things to o proper level.
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The superior frst-class side.wheel steamship
MANHATTAN, N. S. Woodruff, Commander OF
the New York and Charleston Steamship Com
pany,s Line, will leave Adger South Wharf on
SATURDAY, the Esd July. at O'Clock P. N.
a3- The MANHATTAN is handsomely and com.
fortably fitted up for passengers, and her table
is supplied with all Of the delicacies OF the New
York and Charleston markets.
aar Through Bills Of Ladlng given on Cotton 10
Liverpool, at 7.l6d. on Upland and 1l.l8d. on Sea
Islands. This Steamer makes close connections
with the Steamship COLORADO, leaving New
York on WEDNESDAY, July Il.
RF- Insurance by this Line half per cent.
HT- Cotton taken to New York Liverpool. Bos-
ton, Providence and the New England manufac-
turing towns at lowest market rates.
~ The Side-wheel Steamship CHAMPION, f.
W. Lockwood, Commander, follows on SATUR
DAY, July 80, at O'Clock p ri.
iuiy1s JAMES ADGER & CO., Agents.
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New York Sugar Market.

From the Daily Bulletin, July Is: Raws have
again sold rather slowly, and the market was
void OF spirit throughout the day, buyers merely
for lob lots. Holders have not increased the
onering, and with gold up again prices at last
quotations show more steady and uniform tone.
Fair to good refining e%aeXc; sales OF 4eo hhds
do. and sHa9kc for refining Porto Rico. Refined
in fair demand and quite steady at quoted
fi0ures.
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COMMERCIAL NEWS.
Exports.

NEW YoRK-Per steamship Champion-i46 bales
cotton, 1875 bales yarn and domestics: 50 bundles
paper 1O1 tierces rice, 2l2 bbs rosin, 40 Dds nour
iss empty barrels, Il turtles, 14sS watermelons
Per schr Florence Rogers-100, 600 1eet lum.
Ger, 565 bbls naval stores 1875 casks clay, boxes
freyyorks. 1os pieces and u boxes machinery, 1
hoy hardware. bundles paper shavings, bbls
vinegar, 2s boxes sugar, 13 hhds sugar.
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Nev york NAVAL Stores Mo-Get.

From the Journal of Commerce Jaiy Is Spirits
turpeutine meets with little better sale, ana
prices are stronger; sales are l24 bbls. In mer.
Charitable order, at 37Hc, nat, 100 b6ls 40 at
s7nc, and 60 bbs, on this eide, at $50, with less
disposition to sell at the inside price at the close;
Rosins are very dull, and prices are unsettleu anu
weaS. tmsll lot fSiI No was sold at u oo;
strained may be quoted at 81 90. Tar Is du!i 81
81 SO for Washington, and S2a2 Is Tor Wilmington
the latter price for selected.
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Sew York Hav Market.

From the Daily Bulletin, July IS: The market
for shipping is dull at 7os75c. Retail is IN good
demand, and prime readily brings our outside
figures. Straw Is rather quiet at the moment but
prices remain firm.
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Receipts by Railroad. july Is.

1ss bales cotton, 7e heles goods, AIS sacks bran,
1867 walermelons, lie obls naval stores, 8 cars
lumber. To Wardlaw i Carew, Pelzer, ROD gers
4 co, L Meyer, Smith Chapeau, Marshall, j
G Mallouee, Gibbes CO, Frost Adger, Gag
norm, Herring 4 co, Stree, Bros i co, 4 Bulwin'
Ile, and F Q Kracke.
NeRTHRAsTERH RAILROAD.
q bales cotton, 7l5 bbls naval stores, cars i've
stock, lumber, mdse, DC. To Marshall, Jr, Bar,
den & Parker, Kinsman Howell, ID Stoney, j
Wieters, Goldsmith Son. Griffin, Bradley;
Sr, W Williams Il CO, Wiss co, Volgt.
Clancy 4 CO, ] r Prlpgle Il Son, H Hirsch, Capt
G " Bradley, Taylor L co, yelling, and
HIS
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DACIFIC MAIL STEAMSHIP. CoMPY's
THROUGH LINE TO
CALIFORNIA, CHINA AND JAPAN.
FARES GREATLY REDUCED.

Steamers Of the above line leave Pier .HE6e.
No. AZ, North River, foot OF Canal SAl&94E
street, New York, at IL O'Clock noon, OF the 9Th
and 2lst Of every month except when these
dates fall on Sunday, then the Saturday preced-
ing.
Departure Of the 2Ist connect at Panama with
steamers for South Pacific and Central American
ports. Those Of 5th touch at Manzanillo.
Steamship CHINA leaves San Francisco for ia.
pan and China August !, 1870.
No California steamers touch at Havana, but
60 direct from New York to ABplnWal.
One hundred pounds baggagefr 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. F. r. BABY, Agent.
iuy16-1yr -
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Wi,mington Market.

WILMINGTON, July 1e.-sp1RITs TusPENTlEE
Sales of 23O casks at BIC and l66 at S+,lc for
southern, and III casks ut "a &c for New York
packages. market closing OF AMc, With advan.
RosiS-Salss Of 1853 bbls at ssas 25 for No. ], and
81 60a5 for extra pale.
CRUDE TURPESTINE-Sales OF ITO bbls at 81 70
for virgin, 81 2a for soft and 81 90 for hard.
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Johr -Chinaman's First Appearance In
!. :, tho Iouisiana Cane-helds-Hew He
9 works and Stands the Heat-What
& tho Negroes Think OF Him.
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Georgetown Market.

GEORGETOWN, July 13.-CoTToN-Saes OF 2
balcs this week, at from Is to &c., We quote
from Is to 20c per pound.
CoRN-Arrival OF cargoes this week. selling
At 81 30 per bushel.
TIaBER.-Arriving slowly-market depressed.
Stock on hand 1000 sticks unsold. We quote 8 TO
lIc.
TuRPENT1NE-virgin dip So; yellow dip So 30;
scra:e or hard 81 10 so per bbl, oI $50 pounds
to the bbl.
SrIRITs TURTENTINE.-Per gallon SIC.
TAR.-Per bbl. retail, So.
PEASCTs.-Per bushel S1a1 rs.
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LIVERPOOL CLASSIFICATION.

RIcE.-There was no business In this grain.
NAVAL SroRHs-The market was quiet ana
without sales Of importance.
FRs1eHrs.-To Liverpool. by steam, direct nomi.
nal, via New York, 7-l6d on uplsnds; ll-l0d
on sea. islands; by sail we quote 7.l6d on
upland cotton, and IA . b on sea
island cotton. To Havre, by steam, nomi-
nal; ::sy sail, nominal at 70 on upisnds
and TX on sea islands. Coastwise 10
New York, by steam, Hc p ft on upiands
and xc on sea islands; by sail, hc D on up
lands. To Boston, by steam, nominal; BY sail, u
@xc p fs on uplands. To Philadelphia, by steam,
sc q ib on uplands; by sail, somewhat nom'-
nal. To Baltimore, by steam, H@1c p 10 On
uplands;b by sail somewhat nominal.
EXCHANGE. = Sterling 90 days bills entirely
nominal.
DOMESTIC EXCHANGE. hebarks purchase sight
checks at y OF, and sell at K premium. ont
side they purchase at par, and sell at %@& pre-
MUM.
Go1p.-Buying at IA. aud selling at17
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MEMORANDA.
The schr Woodbury., Woodbury., from Rock.
port, NE, !or Bucksville, 8 G, arrived at Holiness
Hole July IL.
The achr Ridgewoed, Collins, cleared at New
York, July 13, for Georgetown, s G.
The schr Alburger, from Georgetown, S G,
arrived at New York July Il.
The schr Susan Wright, Rollins, for George
town, S G, cleared at New York July IA.
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LIST OF VESSELS

LIST OF VESSELS
Up, CLEARED AND SAILED. PoR THIS PORT.
OREIGN.
LIVERPOOL.
The Kathleen, Lester, cleared June IS
DOME ESTIC.
BOSTON.
Bark Eva q Fisk, Emery, cleared ......July 8
Schr Gettysburg, Smith, cleared. d........ June 30
NEW YORK.
Bark Lsmpllghter, Beach, cleared. 1900. june %
Scnf VIM Bement, Penny, May II
Sohr Myrover, Brown, cleared. July 2
Sehr Henry HarteIn, Jones July s
Scnr Lilly, hughes, up. July IA
Schr N W Snith, Tooker, cleared. July Is
PHILADELPHIA.
Steamship Prometheus, Gray, cleared. July IA
Schr Ella Matthew'S McElwea, cleared. July l
Scnr Irene Messervey Wall, cleared July u
Schr Frank jameson, jameson. cleared. July Ia
BALTIMORE.
steamship Falcon, Horsey. cleared...... July IL
Brig Lewis Clark, Cobb, cleared. MAY 22
Schr q Sttckney, Fooks, cleared. $500. July Z
Schr Matoaka, F0oks, up..................Jul 13
RoCKPoRT, NE.
Brig Manzanilla. Spear. sailed. June Is
WILMINGTON, n. g.
Steamer Gazelle, Socum, cleared. July IL
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ARRIVED YESTERDAY.

Schr Burns, Crosby, New York-1o days.
Acids, hay, DC. To W Roach q co, Wando Manu-.
featuring and Mining Company, King Giboon,
and Order
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.vv unt.rior Cotton NInrL

ORANGEBURC, July 15-CoTToN.-SRIes during
the week Is bales. We quote: Ordinary l3al!c;
low mIddllng l5c; middllng l8c.
ANDERSON. July 13-To-day mlddlng com
mand from l4a16c.
ATLANTA, July 15.-The market closed nj lGc
for middlinrs: Is for low middllngs; u foT g'o1
ordinary; Is for ordinary.
MACON, July 15.-The market opened quiet and
arD at l7c for middlngs, but closed dull and
weak; only the best calling for lie, and 10 buyers
MONTGOMERY, July 15.-Market quiet; low
middllngs 1eAc.
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Chipping.

EOR vERP DOL.
The First.class American Ship "ALICE 81
n. MlEOTT,n Lowell, Master, requires 200x
Of which apply TO STREET BROTHERS CO.,
july18 No. IA East Bay.
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Port C4LEHDAR.
MOONS PHASES.

sirs. Quarter, 9Th, II hours, 10 minutes, syealng
sull Noon, 18th, hours, Is inmates, evening.
Last Quarter goth, hours. 81 minutes, morning
New Moon, aStr s hours, 5s minutes, morning
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wholesale Agents:
HENRY BlsCEoFF L 20.
sTEFFENs, WERNER d QUICKER,
powIE, NOISE s DAVIS, Druggists,
CLAQIUS il W1TTE.
aprl66mos
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AT QUARANTINE.
Spanish brig, unknown.
IN THE OFFING.
Brig Manzanills, Spear, from Rockpors, Me.
CLEARED SATURDAY.
Steamship Champion Lockwood, New York
Jas Adger d CO.
schr Florence Rogers, Sheppard, New York-W
Roach h CO.
SAILED SATURDAY.
Steamship Champion, Lockwood, New York.
SAILED YESTERDAY.
schr Florence Rogers, Sheppard, New York.
UP FOR THIS PORT.
Schr Lilly, Hughes, at New York, July IA.
CLEARED FOR THIS PORT
Steamship Prometheus, Gray, at Philadelphia.
July a.
Steamship Falcon, Horsey, at Baltimore, July
II.
Schr W Smith, Tooker at New York, July Is.
July IA.
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Deposs IN Charleston 5 b.;
". G. TE0TT, Ed :. bohNhN@'
A. ". EcKEL & CO., G. J. LUHN'
W. A. SKRINE,
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The Charleston Cotton, Rice and Naval
Stores Market.
OFFICE CHARLESTON NEWS.
SATURDAY EvsNNe, July le, 1870. J
CorToN.-The market for this Article maintained
steady character, with moderate demand pre-
vailing. Sales $50 bales, say IS at l6hc; 81
1876; IS at TIC; at 173c, 81 at 1THc; at l7Nc;
q at 1Sc. We quote:
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EoR NEW YORK-oN WEDNESDAY

The fast screw Steamship ASHLAND" Crow
ell Commander, will sail ior New York on WE'D
NEsDAY, July Goth, at O'Clock P. H., from PIER
No. @ UNION WEARvEs.
The ASHLAND will connect with the Liverpon
Steamship COLORADO. OF Messrs. WILLIAMS
GuIoN's LINE. sailing July n.
Insurance by the Steamships Of this line y pei
cent "
The Steamship CATHaRISE WHITING, Howes.
Commander. will sail on the following WBDSES-
DAY. July q, at 6 O'Clock P. NJ.
For Freight engagements only, apply 10 WAC.
MEX, EUGER. d CO., No. 26 Broad street. CT %
WIN. A COURTENAY, No. Union Wharves.
jnly14
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WIZ. McECRNGY, President.
f. p ALEXANDER, Vice-Fresident aud Actuary.
]. F. GlLMER- e.President, resident In Georgia.
=. NYE HUTCHINSON, Vice President, resident in
North Carolina.