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New-York tribune., 1870-05-24

,s m Se Oats q se5 bush Rye s gSS pS bSs Sa%ea $50 bb
@ TDepnc TP loo BIS bra Pitch % Ss r.S obs GTsas ECs ~
bSs Pors III pkgs De % ptes sosrn 66 pkes Butter 4s
pkgS Lsr N9 kegs Frs ri pkgS 1eow q pkgs Dried Irn
pkgs Chees eSls 1orpe fl36 h WHISKY ~ bales Wool
- - & pigs G mn sss Leather @ So aeS So @ e5s s Se ~ ,s
bids Toos m se Peanuts 1875 bales Moss 3l9 pigs Peoans
Ilo'vpytP $50, Seei oil 276 bags Cotton SEED Oske
New-York tribune., 1870-05-24
COTTON MARKETS.


AIvEroN Texas MAY 23Co;on dull aud nominal Good Ordinary
1880 r,p 5JI bls exports coas,wse lVJ bes stoeA 2So
kA5as
NvwOr-ravs Nav 23Cotton dull and nominal; Mtirg PIE
sl6 bales oowise ~ baesi total S bales Exports
-. Iar- $40 bales; SewYOIk go bales Stock 2i}5 bales
soB 23-Coon quiet tut firm Mdngs 2l d2lc; sales,
receipts 6-5 baesi exports to Great Britain 455l bales;
e. NogCilan- Z bslcs stock, % go lales
Stv.Nvtu Ca 2-Coiton quiet hut rni Mddng gle;
gs ia receipts las? balei exports coa"lse 1850 0alesi
.gATfF,,oy s. c. May 23-Cotton eaer hiling, 2lid22c
rA I0 ses receipts I baes exports coas"e O bales STOCK
K9pTolx Va May 23-CottOn dull and nomina Low Mddng
c0aBise. 81 bales CeEt 9 bales
RALxj. 23-COtou quiet bu. frmi Midings < sales
Z hsls,. rtc,;rt. 81 taes; stock, 3,i6J bales.
4S ,s pts "a baes; ooastWse so bales total 6) bales
zoo bales.
PHILADELPHIA CATTLE MARKET-MAY 23
Cattle market this week, and prices well nanuel sales
2lj Rrtra Penusylvaa and Western Steers e To- a!o FAR %
0,: Common. Sheep in fsir ae sales 9J
At 0 Hr-s dull; sales 2sOO at Sll 500 aj 30 the ai1er Tor
Prime ed
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,.,,, Funding Commissioners Of the CITY Of Mapsvle.

orFicE ., .Ha CoLcNBUs CmcA6O, AND EDAsA CESrnAL
hAtLfoAD CoaPASI, CoLuSnus. Ohio Nay Z, 1870
fl'Hk ANNUAL MEETING Of the stock
a b2aet Of he COLUMBUS CHICAGO, AND EDIASA CEN.
fhAL HALLWAY COMPANY viii b. bed At the 0Gce Of The Company
h se Ci' Of ips@e Ohio on WEDNESDAY JaEe 1870 between
FP BK DIRECT OhS the esahg year saca other
ss<Ress b. nay before he meeting.
Th tie iIa1 o. oapt5 the Company
sssd CoiuI'us Oo aud Ses-io CW az O'Clock a.
tS1o and closed until tAe morng June g. l5l
GOaBON NOODLE SecTetug
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OFPlCE ACrING CoaIlssART suBssfEScE :
FoKr CoLuNBUs EEw-loRA HARBoR, April B, ls'OD
DROPO5AI.S in duplicate, with copy OF TN

sdvernat attached win be received By the gnerlei untl
II M on MAY 1870 for supplying Fkls BELL 70 tn uos
stationed Fors Columbus aud Wool hes,lo5H mS51 m arSg
canal ropo Of fore and hind quare neck shak ana hune
tsw TO be excluded and to be delivered the Io above naI ee
G o,t uc quantity be from time TO time required ana on
sh isys A. te ommrdg officer shall Designate not exceeding iou
times week. /, -...,.at ,ba r,sar.
sI nm 10 H. s1e hour date aboyemenone o supplying CCn
- oa,cers ami their families stationed al the Aforesaid places or
,bo sampled there om such CHOlIE FRESH BEE Is ttey may
require. such - 6lhLON hhd fOhihhOOS'
STT AKS STAEDISG RIBS or RlB-RoAStn 80
force months or such less tine ~ te ON
neri II ret commencing the LIST day OF July 1870
will be required enter into bonds Tor he sum rive
Dollars signed by two responsible suree whose hhes must
be entered in the bids ,..,.
The will be opened at y or the 18th proIno at Whh
time and place bidders ere invited 90 be present.
p,nnsis viii Ie marh for Beef" and addressed:
r. G.. RUTHERFORD, Breyet Captain U. S ~. ~ e. y
New-York tribune., 1870-05-24

T. = ENGlNEEhs UFIUEi UANhhFOIi IOMa " -. Io''
DROPOSALS.-Sealed proposals. IN duplicate,
will De received this o mil y NJ WEDNESDAY guy o. io5
iuing gUPERSTRUCTURE Of the ROCK iSLAND ana
DAVENPORT BRIDGE. =, -,
bid be accompanied by guarantee signed BY TWO Iepens
be perns that in accepted aud contract entered into
they will security equal 70 onehir Of the amount o. ING
contract for faithful perform Of the same 80,
Comics and blanks for proposals "l be "np
upon application 10 this ONCE.
The ri1h to reject any all bids is rgeryei -.
will be alee1 u the u BnoneeTs Oe' D'el'
Iowa aud ndorsr the envelope Proposals. Tor bulhg tue super
structure OF the Rock Island and Davenport bridge
q. X WARREN, Maj. Eng'rs AMI BVt Maj Gen. L. y A.
New-York tribune., 1870-05-24
eiitrnticns Wanleo--fcmnles.

YOUNG SINGLE LADY, speaking Ger
n ~ Tb end P1eisb ais, AN ACCOMPLISHED Musician desires
iaaog as GOVERNESS LADYS COMPANION family about
TO travel 10 Europe. Address j. C., 20 East E2hoenilst
NHrkNTED-By an experienced New-England
w bdy POSITION as HOUSEKFEPER in q small family Ref
e,cnses &c. Address y. H., Tribune OEce.
FAMILIES SUPPLIED with good GERMAN
i SLkVANT5 al 800 BoweTy Mla' MlhhS'
New-York tribune., 1870-05-24

NOTICE is hereby given that an Election
will be h the office the wYork Bridge COMPANY
Of FULTON and Pron in the City Brooklyn MONDAY the 9th
day Of June nert o'clock that dsy for fifteen Directors Of
said Company for the then ensuing year-Ded MAY. . 100
HENRY g. MURPHY President.
JOIN ATKINSON, Secretary
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1870-03-21
Savannah Market.

SAvANNaH. March MISUNDERSTANDING the
,,,sae nnLer review the marEet has shown steady
afyarice but holders have shown very llttle dlspo
son sell The marSeI ss asrnw STOCK at aS nd
vence of lNc above quotations at the close OF the
market last week. The STOCK on nana az the Ciose
Of the market yesterday Was o., ,Sio Daies npianu
end u "a bales sea lslaud-from the former 1gureS
oon baieS and from the latter $40 bales must be
dedncted. neng the amount burned on the 9th In
st8nt ,r,, ,,o,rot nil,
in0Ica te It's tone for the week
March 1.-THE stock Offering was SO small that
bnt very little business was DONE sales 2oo DaleS,
at the following quotations LFerpo'i iaiu-
uias March 'tt.-Thcrc was a good demand during
the early part OF the day, but the decline IN goiu
caused buyers TO act cautiously, and the narEet
closed duh. Sales 900 bales. Lirerpocl MD
March i4.ITne demand improved under gold
sdyices but the light Offering stock limited opera
tions to $50 bales, holders being nrm In thelr
Views anu looking for an advance Liverpool
March Is THE demand was good and the mar
ket firm at an advance Of Mc. The stock Offering
being light, sales were restricted to 6oO bales.
Middling 2lc. -.
with an advance Of &c. The stock being very
light. restricted the safes TO 800 bales. Mlddlins
2lAc. ,r,o r,or.et firm and IN Good de.
mand ut an advance Of &c on last quotations.
Offering stock was light, and the sales reached
'OS e.. IsI,%p-The market for the past week has
shown some activity, and q good inquiry has ex-
isisS We quote; Conimon Georgia anu Floridas
2Sa3O; medium tioridas Sc: good Eloridas .S Ssats;
medium fine Fioridas 45a4T; fine Florldas 5Oa55c.
8vcSrpTs-TAe receipts Ut this port for the past
week have been 5959 bales upland and li2 bales
sea islands. 49,. ..o.
EIpoKrs-The exports for the week e. have been
s,S.NcI.i.-Sipht exchange buying HaA on;
selling at pur to H premium. Sterling lsal lsh.
secnr1,ies dull but nrHlly held. Money has been
tighter, bus closes easy. The rally III cotton TO-
Isr imnarts ainluch more cheerful feeling. Com
Lined With the feeling that gold is steady, Central
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1870-03-21

Per steamship Champion, for New YorS,Mrs
Schirmer, E M Williams and son, Bauer, w Mur
shaw, 4 r Hudgtns, W H Halton, W Ford, Mrs
Towns and daughter, Mr. Probst ana VIE MISS S,su
b Armstrong, L " Edgerton, Miss NJ Cooper, and
10 on deck.
Per steamship Maryland. for Baltimore-Mrs N
] Zernow, Miss McElhose, W Hern, and Glover
Fer steamship Tennessee. from New l0rSLMm
PosnansEi, J Murlner, Mrs J d Brewer. II llcrvey.
Mrs Hervey, WA Ward, Mrs Ward, Baylis. L W
Frost, 5 w Frost, Mrs Frost, Grcc, G Rey.
nolds, ] Davidson, H Brandes. W Edmunds anu
wife, 4 C0burr, Bowie, Catfray, and W Edwins
and wife.
Per steamer Dictator. from Palatka via Jack
sonville, Fcrnandina and Savannaf-A j Wilson
and wife, T Clark, H Clark. K Chadwick. mrs
and son, Mr. Morse Maile Fl Houston, T.
CIbbes, Mrs Cohen, Mrs B Rottercau child anl
servant. MaIsOn, A s Knox and wife, Burns,
w + Quinn, and 10 on deck.
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Markets by Telegraph.

rif.-tit-t-s' FOREIGN.
LONDON, March 1e --Noon.-Cpnsols as; bonds
cox. Sugar on the spot quiet and steady; anoat
frmer but not higher. Turpentlne sos Cd. 81,
PARIS, March ls.-Bourse opened quiet. Rentes
7a 6o.o,t - ls.i DrA a.si ~ sa.@.' .zt'.,
L1vERroot, March '1e.-Noon-- Cotton flrm; up.
lands liHd; Orleans llHd; sales $4,000 bales.
Red Western wheat IS lid.
DOMESTIC. a.
NEW YORK, March 1s.-Noon-Cotton receipts
at this port this week are estimated at $4,000
bales. Market opened excited and buoyant: Low
imiddling sold for the next three months ut 2sha
2szc, but closed at 221za22hc. The Financial
Chronicle or today contains statistics SHOW
ing the crop to- be over 100000 bales Brown
Brothers swept the market for sterling exchange,
Cotton bills are X per cent higher, and 1t is prob
able there win be early shipments Of gold With
advanced premium. Stocks unsettled Money
easy. Sterling, long, S,s; short, Sx. Gold 12H.
Bonds, eI Tennessee eX.coupons 81; new, 4oa.
Virgiuias, IS; new, 7lh. Louisiana old, IS; new,
ux. Levees skies, 76I; eights, Sc. Alabama
eights, e6; fves, 20. Georgia skies. S5 sevens sS.
North Carolina old, 4e: new, 2S. South Carolina
old, S7h; new, s2H. EV.5-t-..
Eyening.-Money easy at a@4-the Bank State
ment, however, shows loss Of 100000 legal
reserves 1lcaiiDg closer market. Sterling hrmer
Gold l2x., Governments dull and lower, closing
barely steady 'e2's OK. Cotton closed quiet;
sales 2eo0 bales at 23Hc. Flour heavy, and prices
unchanged. Wheat dull, and slightly favors buy
ers. Corn scarce, new shade flrmer; yellow South
ern 81 o.. Whiskey trmer at se@sl. Pork quiet
at SOC. Beef steady. Lard dropping; kettle
14x@15c. s. Naval stores and groceries quiet.
Freights dull.
LOUISVILLE, March le.-Grain steady. ProVi-
sions in better demand. Mess pork SIS so. Be-
con, shoulders Ike; clear sides l5Hc. Lard l5c.
Whiskeyre2c .-.es
NORFOLK, March ls.-Cotton firm; holders ask
higher rates. Receipts 500 ba,e3; exports coast
wise 1l2; sales $50 bales; stock SS16.
AUGUSTA, March le.-Cotton opened with O 1alr
demand at 22Ko for middling, and continued SO
throughout the day, closing quiet al 22aZ211sc.
Sales III bales; receipts III bales.
SAyANNAu, March 1e.-Cotton quiet; receipts
7eo bales; exports to Liverpool S2l1 bales; coast.
wise 10 bales; sales eco bales; stock $40 bales.
.GALvEsToN, March 1s.-Cotton quiet but nrn1;
seod ordinary leka1eHc; receipts lsts bales;
sales $50; stock S7,I2l bales.
MosYls March 19.--Cotton quiet but hrm; mid
ding 22Ha22Xc; receipts 35s bales: exports to
New York 10 bales. to New Orleans Isl sales 500
bales; stock To,ss2 bales.
NEW ORLEANS, March 1o.-cotton strong; mid-
ding 2sc net receipls llc5 belesi coastwise lS8
bales: total 1888 bales; exports to Havre 1892
bales; to Bremen 14sl bales; sales 44So bales;
stock o14, ,4S7 bales. =
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instant. Mdse. 10 Moruecai GU iienhoi"'
ScSr Ann Deas, Garbattie. West Point Mil.
70 tierces rice To Shackelford & Kelly.
By drays from Benefits Mill. 80 tierces rice.
To G II lngraham & Son, and A EnsloW Gu.
ARRIVED YESTERDAY.
steamship Tennessee Chichester. New York
left 18th instant. Mdse: 10 magner' S9gsr saiI
road Agent D Aiken & co, Southern Express
rnmnhnv W 4 itrnp, 6 " Aimar, Andrews
Sslvn 'j 4 Beamish, W N stEd 4 cc, Brewster
Spratt 4 2urHe, NJ BRISTOL = do, Brown,
Buckley, Cameron, Barley CO. oampsen p CO. GO,
val Son, Fairly CO, D Fleming Z co, For
svthe. Mc;omb & CO, II Gerdts j co. W Getlen,
i n Grayrr l. co, L Gujelaln, W Harral d CO,
A Hunt lara, JefIords CO, Jennings, IhGhllln-
nick. M sell 4 Foster 6 LitschgI, G ] tuhn, II Man
heim. M Marks, A McLeish. McLoy d Rice, Mall
tone 4 CO. Mowry l. CO, Muller, Nifnitz CO,
Meyer, 0Neil l. Son o,Nelii; e y pe,NSerS WMeei
] r. Read co, J Reid, E Scott, Z Schroeder:
Schroeder. Mrs Stackley, w Steele, Stenens,
+ b Stoddard & CO, Sr0l Webb co, Sumner,
JFTayor col hsaecSS Ma5eesi Wech hg ToSI
mann ] II Wuhrmann l. CO, W Yates, Allan,
II browning & CO, Bisse Il CO. W BrooSbanSs, L
Bates L CO, Hart Il CO, Holmes BOOK House, John,
SION Crews L. co, Kelly 4 CO, klnsman BROS,
Mst1sen' ssds Kerrison, G RICHTER. w Shepherd d
co ! Shaw. A Stiman. Palmetto Pioneer 20
oU,erative Association, Rev A Webster. Drake,
KIincS, WicSenDerg i co, Hunter, GTanteVlie l
Manufacturing Company, C0hen, " "o[iM,ns a,harS
British bark Island Queen, Brooks, Newport
Enr-6o days Railroad iron. To X Mure y co,
and and order. -, no Havana =, dove
Spanish span Tn %lIS IaIai'' Hail, "'
Schr Hooper. Champion, Phlladelpha-6
days Mdsc. To Baker d CO, WM.uen q
CO. Mantoue co, 7 Cater, FPanHnin' Saran- nan
ER I!a White, S Hart co, DR. Baer, Cameron Bari.
Low T. en-. Tutt, Railroad Agent, W Wlillams
sco II Bschoir CO. Clacius L Witte. NJ Eason
Il BRO. Duval & Son, 5 Rhett q son' anu
Order. -,,.,,m,, .po,o+,.o via lack.
snnvilIe Fcrnandina and Savannah. " oags sea
island cotton. and mdse. To Aiken y 70, W W
Lawton PlncEney Bros Arpen, q roS.es, 4,
Z Son, G W Williams co, Railroad Agent, s,ol ~
R,r, X CO. A Fitch, + Pringle & Son, kirkpatrlck
4 Witte, Schirm"r, and order.
CLEARED SATURDAY.
Steamship Champion. Lockwood, New York
Jas Adger Il CO. , ,,,.,r,oro
IS Steamship Maryland, Johnson Baltimore
SorWesian bark Skiold, Albrethsen, Rio de jan
eisSMN Scor Rem m Borland, Baisde New York-Risley
q scSr rrFsn Hannah Hand, Hand, Bucksvllle' S CO
A Enslow 4 co.
. ~ SAILED SATURDAY.
Steamship Champion, Lockwood, New iorR.
Steamship MARYLAND, Johnson, Baltimore.
British bark LaEenba, Brewer, Liverpool
SAILED YESTERDAY.
Norwegian bark Skiold, Albrethsen, Rio de jan
eire. o,, rp,e ,o,n
Steamship Prometheus, Gray, Philadelphia
Ais.S snanisn brig Cesar Marks, Barcelona Februa-
ry u. ,u,.,., ,,or- yor, ,,orcb ,s rn
Schr King, Bragdon, Baltimore. March IL.
Schr Myroyer Brown, Georgetown e, March
| TO-
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Georreton Market.
Interior Cotton Markets.

COLUMBIA, March 1s.-The sales OF cotton 1or
the week are as follows; at 15Hc; at 16c; !
at l7kc; at lsc; at lS1zc; at lec; IL at 1910;
8 at 2OHc; total rs bales.
5 G. ORANGEBURG, March 1S.-Sales during the
week IS bales. We quote ordinary l4al6c; loW
middling 1Sc; mlddlins ls1lc. "a,
MACON, March lS-Receipts to-day 81 bales;
sales so3 bales: shipped 242 bales. The market
opened with o strong demand this morning et
2iKc. and advanced to &c, but under the evening
reports from New YORK, toned down, anu the
market closed quiet and weak at 22c for the best
Low middlings q Hc
ATLANTA, March 1S.-The market closed aci
tive at lSc for middlings; II 1or low middinGs;
16 for good ordinary; 1ah for ordinary.
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The Sailors Wedding.

uWlnds blow safe, and winds, blow strong,
Wafr NV sailor boy ovc- the sea:
HASTE o Time nor let 1t be long
Haste the wedding OF Jamie and me-"
uswift. glad day, and s;',ft, sweet night,
Xiv o;er my maiden beyond the sea:
F,oWers. bloom gay, and, flowers, bloom bright
Bloom for the wedding Of jamie anu me"
SIMS come up and suns 60 down
LOW is the sailOr.boy under the sea:
Maiden, thy knell is heard In the town
God speed the wedding OF JAMIE and thee
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The Charleston Cotton. Rice:and Naval
..,s...rsf !. Stores Market.

.,sf..rsf Stores Market.
OFFICE CHARLESTON NEWS,
SATURDAY EVENING, March l9, 1S70-
= CorroN.-There was fair inquiry but the market
opened rather weak, full style Of mddling selling
for 22Nc; but after receipt Of dispatches irmer
feeling prevailed, the article closing with holders
generally asking 22,Ic for the above grade, with
out it being generally paid, the ofiering stocks
being quite unimporsan Sales about 800 bales,
say Is at Is; "a at 1S5; 127 at 81; at 2lh 40 at
2lx; 20 at %; 81 at 22H; 10 at 2sK; Is at o. We
quote somewhat nomnally:
LIVERPOOL CLASSIFICATION.
Ordinary good ordinary. .....1SH@o1
Low mludlinS. ............2IA@-
Middling. ng.................. .22A@22H
Strict middling. ..-...a2h@25
ID sRICE.-The inquiry was moderate, at about
previous rates; sales about ITO terces OF clean Caro-
lima, say IA tierces at 3-l6; so tierces at 5Ic
2 p rs. We quote common to fair clean Carolina
at 5@5H; good 51s@6c p b. 80 ie@
NAVAL SroREs.-The business was uuimpor-
tant. i'''i
FRKIeHrs.GTo Liverpool, by steam, I'D p b on
6 uplands, and lsd on sea islands; by saii, IA p b
on; upland cotton, anu "a p b on sea
Island, cotton. .. To Havre, by steam, nomi-
hali py san, noiniin a. f%o; ou upiauuS
and lKc on sea Islands: Coastwise To
New York, by, steam, 21lc q, ID on uplards
and Nc on sea Islands; BY sais,tc . II, on up;
lands. To Boston, By steam, nominal; by sail Il
r@xc p b on uplands. To Philadelphia, by steam,
No p b on uplands; by sail, somewhat nom
inal, 70 Baltimore, BY steam, A@kc e tb Oh
uplands; by sRA somewhat nominal
:. ExcHANes.-sterii 60 days bills 12oH@12Oa.
DOMESTIC ExcHANaE.-The banks purchase
sight checks at par, aRd sell at x premium
Outside they purchase at par, and sell at 9i@1,
premium. ,rC as 4es
eols.-Buying at ll@lai and selling at 1a@l4'
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Ne1v,York Rice Market.

The Journal of Commerce, OF the lSth instant
eays: n, domestic there Is hardly anything d0lng.
aud prices are IN the buyers layol' tnouen se we
can hardly change quotations. we quote o'aa
ENc for Inferior 10 fancy. =, ~.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1870-03-21
COMMERCI4L NEWS.
Exports.

RIO DE JASEIRo-Per bark Skjold-2lS,s72 feet
hewn timber, 7l,O62 feet deals.
NEW TYoRK-Pcr steamship Champions tcs
90 emnty,s barrels IS packages sundries.. Per
schr Ben Borland-lO2, 600 feet yellow pine timber
RAITIMoRE-Per steamship aryland.l!o casks
rice AZ bales cotton bales rags, 25 rolls leather.
10 hnndes paper 10 900 feet lumber, and sundries.
PRoYIDENCE-Per schr B Wood-lso,o 600 1eet
nooring. 8i. lti--St.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1870-03-21

Railroad stock having shown an unusually heavy
business in spite OF competition, Is In better
figures. The first mortgage bonds Of Macon and
Brunswick Railroad are wanted at an advance. h
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Chipping.

EQR LIYERP DOL.
TIE American Ship PACIFIC lof small Ia,
capacity,) S. Foss. Master. having about Gs2S
haif her Cargo engaged, Is now loading ut Allan.
tic Dock.
For further Freight engagements. apply TO
w. B. SMITH & CO.,
mch1T mwf Napler's Range.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1870-03-21
nACIFIG MAIL STEAMSHIP CoMPY's
THROUGH LINE Tc
CALhlFoRN1A, CHINA AND JAPAN.

Sseamers OF he above line leave Pier ,EEN{A,
No. - North River, foot of Canal street, sSalasas
New York at IL O'Clock noon, Of the 9th and
DIST OF every month except when these dates fall
on Sunday, then the Saturday preceding @
with steamers for South Pacific and Central Amer.
lean merits. Those OF Sth touch at Manzanillo.
Steamship CHINA leaves San Francisco 1os
Japan and Chinu april l, 1870.
10 California steamers touch at havana out 80
direct from New York to Aspinwal.
one hundred pounds baggage free to each adult.
Medicine and attendance Tree.
For Passage Tickets or further information ap,
Div at the CONPANY'S TICKET OFFICE, on the
Wharf foot of Canal.ssrcet, North River, New
York. r. Il. bAhi, Agent'
march12 1yr
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saRrHsAsrHRA RAILROAD.

5abnles sctton, 20 bbls naval stores, cars wool,
iunIher phosphate, mdse, &c TO Mantoue 4 co.
KinsmanG 4 Howell, ] Marshall, Jr, Brodie & co. A
] Salinas, Caldwell * Son, Il G Chisolm, VIII
lIams q co, P Smith, M GOLDSMITH &c Son, kaas-
pauX & Gonzales, w p Bowling & co, l. Cohen q
co, G Gibson i co, u Aiken d co, nj Aaree'
D c Ebaugh, and Railroad Agent.
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PORT oALENDAR.
,YOoS,S PHASES.

New Moon, 2l, hours, 20 minutes, morning.
First Quarter. 10th, Z hours, Sc minutes, morning
Fail Moon, 18th. hours, 81 minutes, morning.
LAST Quarter, 23d, IL hours. Is minutes, evening
New Moen, 3lst, hours, 81 minutes, evening.
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II OR LIV E RP Q o l..
The New AL fayorite Bark ANNIE ~Es54
TORREi, Libby, Master, having two. SAE.
thirds OF her cargo engaged and going on board,
will have prompt despatch.
For balance apply to
lcb21 mtus WILLIAM ROACH l&CO.
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LIST OF VESSELS
UP CLEARED AND SAILED FOR THIS PORT.


tFoREIG IGN.
NEWPORT, ENG.
steamship OBJ Aragon, Houison, Bid. ...March 3
The Mamie Bell ASklsy, SasSIrs salleo ''fe0 u
The Edith, Cnegwidden, sailed. ed.............Jan 20
"a. BERNUDA.
British bark VIM Fisher, Barney, sailed. ...Feo IL
HAVANA.
schr Mary Lymburner, Lansil, sailed. March
DONE sTIc.
BOSTON.
Schr Ida Bella. Fisher, up........ .......:Feb %
Schr E Raymond, Higgins, cleared. March
Schr S N Smith, Smith, up...........-... .March 3
schr Anna E Glover, Ryder, up..........h .harch IA
BATH, NE.
Schr D Talbot Amesbury, sailed. ...harch b
NEW YORK.
Schr Fl Naylor, Naylor, cleared..... March IA
schr Commodore Kearney, Fhilbrook, up; FEB "a
Schr Georgia, Brier, up.........; ;........ March
Schr Eclipse, Thompson, cleared. ....... March
Schr Samuel L Russell, Smith, cleared. March
Schr Palma, Rankin up. ................M March
Schr Maud webster, Wentworth, cid. March II
Scbr Central America, -, up.......... March 10
Schr S Woodbury., Woodbury., cld.. March II
Schr Lilly. Hughes. I'm. March IA
Schr G Steelman, Church, cleared. March IL
PHILADELPHIA. .
Schr Annie SGaskill Gasklll, cleared. .March 10
Schr Anna Little Crawford, np..... 49,. March
Schr Jeddie, Trott, IL
40 BALTIMORE.
Schr Conant, Gerrsh, cleared. 49,. .March II
Schr Lamartne, Foss, cleared. ........March ~
Schr W II ThOrndike, Hall, cleared. ..... March
Schr Serene, jones' cleared. Feb IL
Schr Georgia. Brer. cleared. d............ aarch 10
Schr Carlton Jane, Brown, up........... .March ~
Schr n Bird, Drinkwater up......... March II
Schr Fay, Prescott, sailed. March II
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1870-03-21
Wilmington Market.

Brunswick Railroad are wanted at an advance .,.
Wilmington Market.
WILMINGTON, March 1s.-TURPENT1NE.-Sa Sales
OF 214 barrels at So rs for Soft and 81 IS for hard
p 2S0 fts.i
SPIRITS TuRpEsTNE.-Market quiet, and prices
declined 4 cent. Sales Of IS barrels at 43 cents
per gallon.
RoSIN-Sales Of $50 barrels at 50 50@2 IS for
No l, and 81 25 for No. :
TAR.-ll2 barrels received and sold at S.. 90 p
barrel.
CoTToN-Sales reported Of only bales at 15
cents for INFERIOR and 10 bales at 1s cents for or
dinary.
Nashville Market.
NASHVILLE, March 17.-CoTToN.-The market
was very steady throughout the day at an aa1i ad:
nary l5ale; good ordinary l7als; low midding
lsAa20c.
'el COTTON STATEMENT.
Stock on hand September /, ls6e......-..: None
Received Received -ascnsiv sss 7as
-, Total. ......,................. s7,7ss
Shhpped ro.aay, ., c snS a, sz7
Stock on hand 5,9le
FLouR-Market comparatively active, with q
fair Southern demand; We quote superhne at So;
extra S. 60; family S.; fancy So .s Is; coming IN
rapidly; Shipments will be made, we under
stand, to-day. ~ -
Georgeton Market.
I. GEORGETOWN, March 17-CoTToN.-Sales OF
bales this week at from Is to lsc. We quote from
CoKNIArrival of cargoes this week; selling at
81 Is per oushel.
T1MBEK-Arriving freely; bringing from to lSc
per cubic foot. ,-, A oo.
TURPENTIHE. Virgin dip 81; yellow dip 81 80;
scrape or hard 81 80 to 81 80 per Dbl ol 2so IDS 70
the barrel.
SPIRITS TuRpENT1NE-Per gallon 4oa41hc. Is.
TAR-Per bbl., retail, 81 70.
PEANUTs-Per bushel SlaSl Is.