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&atbpIiiDe Subbanblun8 ,
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Mem uIm bietet felt eiuiser 3eit Elm leb-
baftes snieben. Su ben @traben erblidt man
furtmabrent 3abIret@e Gubrtperfe uub iau,u.t-
li@e @afbauler fnb fets iberfaat.
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fbenlsn Blrser Der @tabt befxben, feiert
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CUR Gr5fiuuue Ser @tusna,
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an. leBteu Disnfag eta Grtratraiu sux ct.
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PuSsenEGrS.

Fer steamship Champion. for New York
II Moore, Earhcr and wife, Mrs McNeal. Il
Dennis and wife, Miss Dennis, Mrs Osborn. Mrs L
Fowler. Ward, ] ID Douglas, Meyer, II flaw
Ens. Jr, Gregory, A Gamble and wife, Miss
Gamble, l. Chamberlain and vile, & Z Pitcher. "
Cunningham, Miss Chappell, A DufTey, Miss
Green NJ Gomez. - Wentworth, W + Worsham
and wife, Il Hawkins, wife, two children and
nurse, Low, e w Usher. Mrs Il J Roberts and
two children, J Eickerson, Miss M Fisher. Gal
6reth. G S CoPpns. y Won Poster; Mrs and Mss
Waterbury, ] Weekly G Simpson, a Colyer.
Fer steamship Tennessee, from New York;
Lawrence, Undcrh Mrs Underhill, A Z Shaw,
Hovey. Capt S Williams, B F Jackson, Mrs
Jackson, Miss E Jackson, g Rogers, Miss Sarah
Post, MIS- Parker, Miss Nellie Parker Mr Pond.
Fer steamer Pilot BOY. from Savannah via Beau
al d s deck. '
Per steamer Dictator. from Palatka via Jack
s; nville, Fernandlna and Savannah-W G Rob.
inson, L Smith, Page, A Yale AMI lady,
W Lewis, MIR Krunger and brnther, Mrs Smith,
two children and servant, Mrs Child, Mr. and Mrs
Laird. MI Tucker and lady, Marsh, Miss Marsh
and servant, Mr. Brown and lady, A Hart Cant
Anderson, wife aud daughter. Mr Voigt anu wife.
Mrs Winslow, Mr. Beard aal wife, Mrs Pend:ctou,
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Boston Market.

BOSTON, March Sl.-CoTFEE.-The transactions
in coffee have been quite unimp0rtant, the trade
purchasing only in small lots as wanted. Java
ranges from 20Ka9ll.c, gold: and Rio ut 14lsa1Sc.
gold. In st. Domingo nothing has been doac;
and for Mocha prices are nomlnal.y 40a+1c q b,
currency.
CorToN.-Thc market for cotton has been dull
during the week, manufacturers purchasing only
In spall lois as wanted. and prices have eased
or With l0w rates for gold and depressed
market for goods, there is uesire ON the part Of
the holders to Keep supplies sold up clo>e. The
sales have been at 1SHalSc for ordinary: 2Qa201sc
for sootf ordinary; y sa22c FOR low midlling; and
221sa2Sc tor n!ddling, including upandS anu
Gull Holders are firm at these figures, but there
Is very little inquiry.
DoNESric5.-:At the reduced rates previously
noticed there Is better feeling for cotton goods
but The sales have not been 10 any extent. Prices
now rule very low for nearly ali Finds OF goods
but an active dcmund is sucn looked for. In
wooilena, there Is very little change. Some few
favorlte styles have been sold to a fair eXtea,
but trade IL guiet for the season.
FISH.-Thcre has been very fair demand for
goldfish, and tie market suStains full prices. Tile
sales have been S5 50aI SO for medium and large,
including all kinds. Small are scarce and prices
quite nominal. In hake there have been sales at
So 15a4 per quntal, packed; and pollock at 81 75a
$50 per quintal, loose. IL mackerel there Is very
little change; No are firm and In fair demand,
out Tor 2's and S'S the market is quiet. The sales
nave been at S27a2S for bay and shore rs; S15a16
lor 30. z and Sl3al3 so for large, and SS 5ca9 Tor
medium 3s. In alewves there have been sales at
81 I5a5 Is per obl, In bond. Picked herring are
ID demand, and lave been selling Mt Sla7 80 per
1Dh as TO quality, Including common ant LaGra.
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,or Box herring arc selling at ssa42c for sSalea, ts
and soas2c for No l. Salmon are @ gn,e'' anu ''''
market ssa Is s..a sm So' fsT
Siuc gold: and 200 bales at 11Hc, r-0ld, In bond,
also to arrive. ,,nr
GuSNY CLorH.-The market IS arm lor gunn;y y
cloth and prices are well sustained. put thele ~
less speculative inquiry. Sales OF 100 bales at ZIG
gold; 800 bales at 22kc currency anu i4g uishar
prices are now asked. In domestic DagSing'
Sales of 1000 rolls at 24a2437c, gold.
WIS-The market is firm, with sales al SloalS
for Inferior and soa24 per ton for good ana APP PRIME me
prces have advanced to 4ea5oc 2 gal. In rosn,
hitch and tar there Is very little dolng anu
prices are nominally the same.
E1CE-The market is dull and the safes nave
been confined to small lots OF Caronna at
Ga6A4c 6 ID.
FRUIT-The sales Of Malaga raisins have been
confined to small lots at 81 2oa4 70 9 poA lor
layers In Smyrna figs sales OF 5000 drums,
including all In first hands. at 13c 2 10. oates
and peanuts remain the same with sales IN Joo-
hing lots as wanted BY auction 1000 boxes anu
Al eases good Smyrna figs, at l21sal5Ec y 10.
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Savannah Market.

SAVANNAH, March 31.-COrroN-During the
week under review but little has been done
Holders have asked more than buyers were VIII
ing to pay, and the operations OF the week naVs
been restricted to 2700 bales. The stock on hand
at the close OF the market yesterday was i1,4oa
bales upland, and 4S1l bales sea island-lrom M aae
former figures, 200 bales, and from tne aItel ooy
bales must be deducted being tne gu ~ LIT
on the eth instant. The receipts at all the ports
foot up 9 299 GEO bales. The STOCK on mana at ai
the ports TO latest dates reach z36, 4l5 Daies'
against 37o l76 bales the same time last year: veil,
The following resume OF our daily marAe' "'i'
Indicate its tone for the week:
March .5.-Ths demand was only moderate
and the sales were restricted TO quo oaies; ihla-
ding 2lc. ,.., an o1
vance OF &c on our last quotations, ana holuerS
were flrn ut the following quotations; Sales zoo
bales; middling 2114e.
March 2S.-The market opened qu!et anu re-
NAMED SO during the day, buyers being unwlll-
ing TO meet the demand OF holders. Middllng
2lHc; sales 500 bales.
March a9.-The market was still quiet. buyers
declining to pay prices asked. Sales 400 paies'
Mddling 2lMc. ..;o,,, .,
March, 3O.-Holders having met the views OF
buyers, the demand WAS goOu and sou pales were
sold. Middling 2oIa2lc- ,,,. .,o oonor.
March 3l:-ric demand was sood but tue oper eal,
otions were restricted In consequence OF the nish
prices asked by holders. Sales 4oJ palcs. nio
Ss. IsLANp.ETne inquiry has been good I'll the
past week and ut the following g guEaaton ons,,oniv
called cart cottonl Csc; common Georgla uhn
Floridas 2Sa3Ic medium Fiorldas Ssa3Sc; goou sS',
Florilas 4Oa42c; medium hne Fioildas 4oaoV''
fine Floridas 52a55c. ,,,o r,,,
week have been 1898 bales upand5, and Is b;i!eS
sea islands from the following sources: 05sa rr ~
Railroad, 2234 bales uplands; Allantlc Iuu n; uu,
Railroad, T33 bales uplands; savannah hhe g.,
Steamers ASS bales uplalids; Florida steamers, Oh
baies sea island: HawEnsville, 63 bales upiant,s;
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Gcorrctoyyn NInrkct.

GEORGETOWN, March 30.-CoTToS.-Sales OF
bales this week at from Is TO Is cents per ID. We
Iuotc from u 10 ~ cents per ID.
CoRS.-Arrlval OF three cargocs this week.
Selling mt 81 Is per bushel.
understanding freeIy-bringing from to is
cents per cubic foot.
TuRrENTINE-virgin dip 81; yellow dip 81 20
scrape or hard 81 25 60 81 60 per bbl. OF $50 lbs
to the bb
SPIRITS TURrENrINE.-Per gallon Aoa4llz cents.
TAR.-Per bb!., retail So.
PEANUTS.-Per buShe Slal 2j.
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6,LEANL1NEss NEXT TO GOODNESS.

THE UNIVERSAL RUBBER BATH
Is adjustable for convenient usc In shower, Si:'
ting Hip and Submcrgent Bath, combining SIM
pl!cIty, convenience and comfort.
hcg TO inform the public that have ihe Agcn;
cy for the sale Of these Baths in This state, alltl
am now prepared TO show by sample at my Store,
their superiority over all other Bathing AplnrI
tGs heretofore invented.
r. Won SAETEN,
Dealer in all kinds OF Rubber Gno:ls, Nursery
shccang Sc, aud importer OF Paris Fancy Goods,
No. 900 KING STREET.
Next to Academy OF Music.
mcho6 ctuth1 nonhr
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Ne,y York Ricc nInrket.

From the Journal OF Commerce of the 3lst oi
March: Rice-Domestic renaias duil, and prices
heavy. The Southern advices are not favorable,
and deter other tina n compulsory purchases. ave
quote sac.
From the Herald: Rice was Gull, hut uncnang-
ed. The sales were confined 70 small lots within
the range Of ~ &c for common to prime.
From tile World: Rice-Caroina moderately
active and steady; sales OF 80 ierces at 4Aa5Ac.
From tile Journal OF Commerce OF April L: Tie
market for domestic remains quiet and prices are
in the buyers favor. The demand Is still for small
lots for local use. We quote 5a6c.
From the World: Fice quiet at unchanged prices.
Sales OF job lots Carolina III 454a51:c.
From the Times: Rice has been dull and heavy
at about former quotations. Stock OF Ian; oun,
this morning, $3.50 bags In first hands.
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Columbus Market.

COLUMBUS, April 2.-Ycstc-,lay there was
again an active demand which found lew sellers
at 2oHa2oHc for middlings; sales ls2 bales. Tue
market closed quiet OF the following figures, rs
given by warehouses: Ordinary l5Eal61lc; gooi
ordinary 1Sc; low mlsltlltng i9al9Ac; mldulihS
9OIlaaOlsc; strict middinG 2oAc.
Sales OF tho week $50 bales: I43 on European
orders I46 for New York, none for Northern spln-
ners. Sales OF the week are 5Sl bales greater
than previous week. Weeks receipts 81, Dal.s
against 52I the previous one, anu 4I3 the CORES.
p0nding week Of last season. ShlplnemtS '1f
balcs-.55 for New York, via Opclika aud Charles
ton.
WEEKLY STATEMENT.
Stock on hand Sept. !, 1859. 10
Received previously .Gl ,2S0-Gl,S SAL
Total ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. Ci 1906
Shipped past week. !oa - ~,
Shipped previously. ........."......4S,4 ,4V9-is'--"
Stock ON hand Aprll l, 1870. ........ Il, I43
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MEMORANDA.

GgoHGErcw:;, s e. April Arrived, March %,
sclr Iaigewuud, DcrrickSon, New York; 21th,
schrs y s:adsay, Sprc,ts, BALTIMORE Z ~
Hooper, Chaiapiuii. Charleston; 2sih, sch: Sarah
Fisk, Thompson, Savannah: S1;'l. schr Marian
Gage, Shepherd, Charleston. Cleared, March rs,
schrs j Is Marshall. Seavry, Bostnn; E"oodhnry,
Woodbury., !'a!tiinuic; Mary FairoN. Cundcii.
Martinique: Myrovcr Gra"n, Eew York: Evelinc.
Gilmore, Belfast Ne; 3j;'i, sci!r Slhao, Samson,
Barbados.
The Br steamship Camilla, Capt Peace. arrived
at New York Oh "Wednesday last from Palermo.
Capt Peace reports March iG lat SO 30, long Is 10.
spoke steamship Venezuelan (Br,| from Liverpool
for Barbadoes, with ruddcr and post carried away
and after compartment fun Of water; at the re-.
quest OF Capt Crowell, Of The " received on board
Ic Camilla ta2 mails ami IL persons tpasscnGcrs)
Il s.rclg gale blnwiug and high sea running 1t The
time. 1t was With great difficulty The passengers
were got on hoard wii The assistance of the l!ic-
boats vi Ike Y; as no 0t!,rr assistance was rcqir.
ed. llTGceefctl I'M nnr VOYAGE; the machinery OF
the was a.! IN 5ou;i orier.
The brig Monica. Libby. from Charleston fer
Boston, arrived at Holmes Hole March so.
Tie schr " F Garrison, A ams, from Charles.
ton for Boston, arrived ut Holiness tlo!e March 81.
Tile schr Hattie Ccomhs, Jameson, from Charles.
ton for Weymouth, passed through Hell Gate
March 81
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ARRIVED SATURDAY.

scrr Matte Holiness Stubbs, New York; days.
Guano. TO the Master. and Pelzer, Rodgers &c, CO.
Steiner Pilot Boy White, Savannna soa sa is,an
cotton t pecset cotton, $50 packages sgndrss. I:
TO d Aiken a co, G W Williams y CO, !,:t Sto'
ney, Vincent & Brown, W l., Gourdln' Mautnles. T.
sen Z co. Miss Canter, Miss Cole, iioinies "
Calder Stoney, Hopkins, McPherson co.
Southern Express co.
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PORT CALENDAR.
.M.iRINE NEWS.
cBARLEsT sToN; RIL 4.
ARRIVED FRIDAY.

rorn eannr uats, &c TO " Roach e. co, Wagner
i Monsees, c n Averill Il Son, 7 Tuppcr y Sons,
CIacius & Witte, n NJ Wohltmann, Mordecal q q,
co, " Smith l. co, Goodrich, Wineman " co. l
I Kerr Il co.
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'" Nottingham, wife and two children, L Gres-
gould and brother, Hughes and wife, hrs MOT
TIs, Mrs Bobber, Mr. Graddick, Mr. Arnold anu son,
c Rothenun. G A Rose Mr Coats. Mrs Leary, u
Leary, Mclean, Mrs Hurd and A Cavedo
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l}nsillcss Garbs.

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D,MS DAMON ECO., 16 BROAD ST.,
"a Dealers In stoves. ranges, Crates, Nc; Agents
l"r l':@ Aui"aatic Washing Machine ana rll.e..
EIAE q W.-CIIUlCE DRUGS, CHE
n MlcALs Surgical Instruments, perIumercs 4:
;'n'l Toilet ArilcIcS. HOY kllle, cor.
I HIIIEK'S BAZAAR, 1868 KING ST.,
n Wholesale and Retail Notions and Faac'
Guu,ls, 90 per cent. less taan clscwleIr.
ALAN JAMES. WATCHES, CLOCko.
n Jcwery. Sterling Silver, rlatGdware, snet
rlcIrs. Fancy GoottS &c, nc. ~. Ni.ls S.-eee.
pITEE II. f.. & Co, SH PIPING AND
D Commission Merchants. CcnLral Wharf:
nA!II;UT' aLFEtU A, AGENI ur 1!ic.
Il Isyo,n cigar Factory, ia va!rniina," is
fa.; Iay street. ---------------------
Te iZNAH. Il. VOE SANTEN, IMPORT.
rs Ei, Of raris Fame Goods. Toys, French Con.
laciiuncry.India I;abbf Goods &c, No 2:o Wing $:
pISCUOFF & CO.. HENRY, WHOLE
SME Croccrs and dealers in Wines, Ii
aaur-, cigars, tobacco SC. l9I East l:ay: --
SJIIAELESYON- HOTEL, THE BEST
{ i,.,njnirl ond ,rn;she,l House in tic Sou,i
ern s;aits ELL. JACKSON. Proprietor.
IYOSiIROVE'S SODA WATEE MANI
{ pNEr,rY auir NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. for Bass
anl !Iibhcrt's London Alss 9 Market s.. ST
NIAPIN Il Co, L., MANUFACTURES;
I mrL Dealers in Carriages, Harness, &C., 70
Iyne, .S 81 ID EiactlMcy 81 ;i::Sc l;i Mse!ns st:
Ci1iI!YTN Il Co. MAJ. s.. IMPORTERS
and 1,c,irrs In c'nir, Whiacs. Rral;,,i,=,, Tea.
a;ia Groceries, Wholesale anu Eetai. 20 klEg -:
CY.TaFE4 Il co. Nm, H., WHiE.E..
4 saIE noaicrs in f;rocrrrs Wines. l.inuors.
&c: Agents for ESinn,s Gracecis. 2oI Fast l:aS.
4 NIIAFEES TONIC, THE BEST AND
z most pleasant Stomach Regulator cXf;,nt.
Cnaee y Go:. Ho ~. r..eSe ,.;;,S ;vr,:
nCNAL & son, j. IS, Eif\NUfACit ti'-
~ ERS Of Tlnwnre Dealers In Stoves, H"''se
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FOR CLEANING
Windows, (witliout watcr,l Paint
Oil Cloths, Floors, Tables, and nll
Woodwork, China, Earthcn and
Glassware, and for General House.
Cleaning Purposes.
FOR POLISHING
Knives, Tlnware, Brass, Steel, Iron
and all Metallic Wares. REMOVES,
rs by Magic, Stains and Rust, leav-
ing brilliant surface equal to new.
REMOVES STAINS FROM MARBLE, PAINT AND
WOOD.
Is not Injurious, and QUICKER BETTER AND
CHEAPER than Bath Brick, Rotten Stone, Acid
or Lyc; it will be found on trial, the most perfect,
reliable unl indispensable article ever offered TO
he public of this or any other country; in fact, a
rnErARATIoN NO INDIVIDUAL Or CLASS CAN Az
FORD TO DO WITHOUT.
We refer to the many testimonials In orr pos
session, from families, hotels end manufacturers;
also to more than
FIVE HUNDRED THOUSAND
persons who have It in daily use in house and
shop. 1t will cost you little 10 test our claims
do 1t.
For sale, wholesale and retail, by Grocery, Drug
anG Notion houses throughout the United States.
Sold by GOODRICH. WlNEMAN & Co, Whole
sale Druggists, Charleston, S. G., also DoWla,
NOISE C. DAVIS, Wholesale Druggists.
cruna
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Stock on hand April l, 1S7o...........
Nashville Market.


NASHVILLE March 3l.-COTroN.-Thc market
was steady throughout the day, with better
tone, and closed quiet without change as follows:
Inferior l2al4; ordinary l5alG; good ordinary la
Is; low middllns ~.
COTTON STATEMENT.
Stock on hand September l, 1860. ......... None.
Received to day. .......--............ 2ot
Received previously. ...........-.-. 3o,oo'-i9,.0i
Total. Observation-Disclosures. .39, ,2Gl
Shipped to-day. ..................... lso
Shipped previously. .52,ss4-S1,oio
Stock on hand GlSS
FLoua.-The demand continues good, and we
note an active market a. s5a7 for supers to fancy.
CoRN.--Shipments to-day or 600 bushels VI 81
per bushel, sacked and delivered in depot. Sales
from store Of 1900 bushels, sacked at Csc.
OATs.-We quote 75c sacked aud delivered Iii
depot.
terranean 9jc; red 81 05; White aud amber
s 10al 10.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1870-04-04

Z lTrI.E " CO., GEO, 2l3 kiNGi ST.,
So! ;!;c cheapest and hest ClUtlrlng and Fur.
nshin" i;a:ls Ia Charleston.
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GOODRICH, WINESf!iN tS CO..
Direct importers OF European Drugs and Chem
icalS Charleston. s. C. Mays stutmly
TT YOU WANT THE CELEBRATED
i CARRIERS WRITING and COPYING INK
combined, 60 70
EDWARD PERRY.
No. l55 Meeting street, opposite Charleston Hotel,
Charleston. S. e.. dccI4 onnos
TT YOU WANT YOUR PRINTING DONE
l in Fine strie and Mt Reasonable Rates, got0
EDWARD PERRY,
M. 155 Meeting street, opposite Charleston Hote!,
Charleston, S. C. decl4 eaes
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2 .s &itTENS, W. a., DEALER IN La
RI Dies, Misses, Gents, Boys' aEd Chi!dren's
:urs aud Shoes, Trunks. Si.isrs. &c. 25a King 81.