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Selma Cotton Statement.
Havana DIarket.

HAVANA, May 20.-ln our sugar market the
action has teen less Than The previous week,
Less favorable news frCm foreign markets has
served to check demand, buS rates rave been
fully sustained for Nos II and i, and esretiul
selection OF common train goods have been dis
posed of at lO7kal1 RS, and even fancy prices have
been paid fer south Of Europe for fair bright
goods. The sales OF the week here and at OUT
ports have fallen on from the previous IL some
q 90 boxes aud 1000 hl,s. The quotations closing
the week-for whites. through. SOFAS ner 100 lbs;
yellow, do, Nos 13 TO 20 n: S5ssa6a du; browns.
DO. Nos ii AMI ]: at S5iaajls dc; cueuruch0s, 20,
Nos to 10 at S43fa5k do; all other glasses, en-
bracihg nuscuvadoeA centrifugal and m0laSses
sugars hold iteady as sst reported, with less de.
mand and lighter sales. as advised, FOR cayed
sugars. Shipred during the week hence and from
Ma.nnzas, 3,14I box. and 5is8 hhds, OF which
for the United! States 81 sec boxes aud 54SS hhds,
balance TO European ports. leaving stocks on hand
equal to47l.Tir boxes and 46,7eS lIhds, against
Dor TIE Same period in lSao Of t4a267 buSes and
n. .54S hhds.
MoIAssEs.-For the small lots rsmaning.in this
market holders find for clayed and ,GuscovadoeS
mixed 1Ia7E reals per EeG. Al Matanzas and
Cardenas SOME 60t0 hhds. have been disposed or
at SlsaSx reals per keg. Honey scarce; no Pales
Rum, light demand and rates unchanged.
CCFFEE.-The best fruit at s15k: No. SIS.
Leaf tobacco and cigars rule, as The dealers North
I'VE been well advised OF for months past. The
shipnentsoi1 lehf CON, inue In small Quantities;
same with sHiStArather short OF orders IN hand.
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MARINE NEHS.
GEARL ESTON. S. C............MAY 30, 1871.
Lat Go deg &c min 8: SEQ Lon 10 deg 81 min II Sec
MARINE NEHS.
ARRIVED YESTERDAY.

Steamship Falcon, Haynlc, Balt:nore--lert 2Ith
instant. MGse. TO Mordecai Il co, + g Tren-
holm, 5 Railroad Agent, E Railroad Agent II
K!atle d co. mantOre CO, Douglas j. Miller, W B
HerlcI, Tlgtjan d. Luden, ) Il Graver Il co, sas i
Ndger x CO. F Borrer,W Ii Chafee X co.. C 3D.
rich, Minaman CO, II Cohia CO, c Clacius, Jnu
Helms. Cameron. Balkl-y x co. e Li.leu'hal K co,
K TomDSon co. steamer DICTATOR, Wagencr Il
MGnseeS, BD:inlann ros. Hayene Il ca, Il stel
Ing, O W:eters Wm Marscher, y Robson, T "
Cater, John !lanckei. Macqueeu Il Riecke, Capt g
w Bradley, :; stl auss bro, D O'Nei u Sons, W
A Skri'e Stai!ens, Wcrne L Ducktr, q w AiInar,
b one Il I ]. Wiiseil. = J Wadde!l, J IL Lndley, l.
Perry, " u y:e!ch, HaveEc. Homes Il co, Hrlete
& Chapman, p p Toa.e J D Aiken. NJ Fl Nalhan
II Ledny. I Taper " SorS, JtliUrds CO, w
MeTtens, ii Eischun " 60.
Steamship Empire. Einckley, Philadelphia
left 18th Instant. Mdsc. To w Courtenay. )
Railroad Agent, T. Eailroad agent, Boyd
Bullmdnu Bros, II ElGt:a K CO. w LANCER / Son,
kinsman Bros, II Gsrd:s co, Adams, Damon "
co, j z Smith, l. Chatln u CO, Walker, Evans e
Cogsweil LTyler. M:D cohen, VIM Il Chatee i
co, and Others.
Schr Ann Deas, Garbatti. West Point Mill. 122
tierces rice. To Frost i Adger, Cohen, Hanckel
& co, K Pr!ngle Il Son.
SAILED YESTERDAY.
schr Frank Emily, McCobb, George; own, 8 G.
FROM THIS PO;r.
Schr Hand, Hand, Philadelphia, May 2s.
scnr AerWln, Pierce, at New York, May 90,
for New Haven.
UP FOR THIS PORT
Schr Charles comery, Pnckham, at Baltlm re,
May 26.
schr Davis Bishop, at New York, May 81.
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New. York Rice Market.

From the Isily Boern, May 81: There Is not
much don estic here. but what there is meets with
a good trade d. mand, and commands extreme
figures readily. Salesol 50 tics Carolina at 9Ea
SIC Foreign still very fairly active holders
steady and uniform n their views, and lhe sup
NV available about equal 10 all present calls.
Sales Of 800 bags .Rang. oa at 716a7!zc, and $50
bags Patna al 71aaSc.
From the Journal Of Commerce: The rice mar, mar,
Somes,,, are yery moderate, while, on the part OF
the trade, there IS fair disposition 10 purchase.
We notice sales Of 300 bags Rangoon at 7al re:
new new crSp. anu a5 les Carolina q: 9>sa9zsc.
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Dpiifal.

The DIAMOND GLASSES, manufactured by.J. F.:
SPENCER 4 CO., New York, which are now offered
to the public, are pronounced by all the celebrated
Opticians OF the world to he the most Perfect, Ma
tnral Artificial help 20 the human eye ever Known
They are ground under their own supervision
from minute Crystal Pebbles, melted together
aDd derive their B8me, Diamond" on account
OF their hardness and brilliancy.
The scientific principle on which they are con
strncted brings the core or centre or the lens ~
rectly in front Of the eye, producing clear and
distinct vision, as ID The NATURAL, healthy sight
and preventing all unpleasant sensations, such Sc
slimmering and wavertng OF sighl, dizziness, &c.
peculiar 10 all others in use.
They are moanted in the finest manner, IL
frames Of the best quality. Of an materials use'
for that purpose. T!ie!r finish ami durability cap
not be surpassed.
CAuTIoN.-None genuine unless bearing the.I
trade mark Stamped on every frame.
iAIES ALLAN,
Dealer n Watches, .lewelry,
Sterling Si:verwarc and optical Goods,
No. 507sKing street.
t3l-stuthiyr Charleston $: c.
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LIVERPOOL CLASSIFICATION.

RIcE-This grain was at steady rates. Sales
about 100 ;ierces Of clean Carolina, say Is ierces
at s5s. Il at s1s. 65 on private terms. We quote
common to fair at s,4@S5s, good S2@asc.
NAVAL SToREs-Thers were no transactions o!
note reported.
FRsIeHrs. TO Liverpool, by steam direct,
NORMAL on upiands via New York, "a
on aplauds ID on sea islands; by sa! i,
Sled on up!ands, ga on sea Islands. T.
Havre nominal. Coastwise-to New YORK
By stean, &c on upiands and &c on eta
Islands; 81 25 = ;ierce on rice; By sail. Ac n
ootton;-R p rierce On rice: 4oc p barrel en- rosir
s1@s z on lumber; ssGlO p u on t!mbe.. 7
Boston, by .eal, &c p tS On upland Gotten
To Providence, By sail So p N On boards, ~
p n on co::oE: ny steam 81 2 bale on New
York rates. To Philadelphia, By steam, &c = IL
opuplands; by sail. 81 p 4 on boards; ss on
timber; ss 2 ION c1 clay, aEd ss@3 SO en- phos
pilates. To Ba: ;.more. ty steanl &c ? 10 by
sail, Sc 50S7 p ,: on boards; ssG3 Is ton O.
phosphate ROCK. Vessels a:e in demand ey
our merchants TO tsse lumoe. freights irem
aeorgetown, s. c.. Darlen and Satla River; ca
and Jacksonville, Fla. 10 Northern ports, aae $lu
@l2 p NJ are tie rates on lumber and boards.
ExoHASas.-S;erlng 90 day bills 22A.
DOMESTIC EXCHANGE. - The sanks are Pur.
chasing ,!gh; checks on New York at par; days
u or; 10 days x OF; is days or; 20 days = on:
80 days - OF. They are selling sight CHECKS st X
premilm.
GoLD-ilGI2.
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yew york NAVAL stores Market.

From the Journal OF Commerce, May 2T Spirits
,urpentine-seyeral ;u.l lots came i'll TO day, but
they were mainly sold ahead and mad no lmpor-
tan: effect uIpn the market. The business i'm
proved little and $50 bbs we're taken IN lots al
52as3c, including IS 6bis on deck at 5sa52.4c.
closing steadily az 521se. on parcels TO arrive
5o}sa5!c Is q fair quotalloa. koslns-The M9Hty
has fellen OF materially for strained, owing 10
the high rates Of ocean iTei.hts, and prices are
not so strong. Strained Is quoted a. about 5" GO
Sales OF fine qualities are III small lots al uLcbang
eti prices; soc bbls No. were sold at Sc. So 5ui
6 IS. We quote al 81 1913 for No. 2, SSa4 for No
!, 81 o5a5 50 for pale, S6aT BIZ for extra pale.
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New York Hay Market.

From the Duly Suetin May. q. Receipts 10.
day 2lO0 bales. The demand is light and STOCKS
are accumualing; prices lavor the boyer, aad Tor
cash lets can be easily mad AT e5c The sales are
100 ba:es for Havana a. 81: 70 bales for George
town, $. c., al 81; 81 bales fox Charleston at 81;
Ito Ibales for Norfolk at 05c, and 80 Bales Tor
Petersburg at s5c. Retail is In large supply,
especially Of poor.gradcs. AMI prices are heavy.
StraR Is irmsr and scarce.
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FoGAar1E's BOOK DEPOSITORY.

We are Offering great inducements to BooE
buyers. The whole OF our large and choice col
lection OF Books, consisting Of:
THEOLOGICAL AND EISeELLANEOUS BOOKS,
SCNDAY-SCHOOLL LIBRARY BOOKS AND
|. JUVENILE BOOKS,
have been rearranged and marked down In ac-.
cordanee with~the reduced prices OF Northern
publishers.
We eofer for the next SIXTY DAYS the further
inducement OF A LIBERAL DISCOUNT on all pur-
chases OF Books amounting 10 FIVE DOLLARS
and upwaids. Our STOCK OF BOOKS. consists OF
al tile latest aud best editions .. STANDARD AND
NEW PUBLICATIONS.
OUR JUVENILE DEPARTMENT
Is. particularly rich in good books ior the young
We have recently made large additions to our
stock o! BIBLES. The prices are greatly reduced.
We are now Offering an unusually large variety OF
English and American Family Bibles, Pocket
Bibles, and the Episcopal Prayer Book, at ex-
tremely low prices.
We are Special Agents f,r several Sunday
School Publishing Houses, AID have on ha sup.
plies Of their publications.
All varieties OF STATIONERY, and full assort-
ment Of SCHOOL BOOKS.
Our Store IS SO arranged -ha! visitors can ex-
amtnc the stock at their leisure The price Of each
book IS marked SO as 10 atord purchasers every
facility.
as- Persons residing n :he country will please
bear in mind that by sending their orlers to us
for any books published in America, they will be
charged only the price O. the book. We pay for
the postage or express.
ST Address
FOGARTIE:S BO0E DEPOSITORY,
No. 26o KING STREET lin the Beud,)
n,arl4-iutbS Charleston. 6. C.
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For many shifting year anu anu aas asv.
We've 8: ood beside the heaVinS ony
waive seen the Indians sEllt c2noe
Curtina tae wafer clear anu oius,
We saw the ship that first unfurled
The Red Cross o'er this western molle'
Then came the way worn h1Suenot
In search OF some calm, lranqul spo''
Where persecution never came
Nor ever lared the oale1ul name
Thet GENT The martyrs soul TO heaven,
An pain forgot, all sin forgiven.
And after many changing years,
An Eng.i>h ship once more aPpsate'
Rearing a brave AID hopelul oanu
Who came TO I'LL the fruitful lano:
And forests fall and towns arse
Tne white man comes, the savage nies-
SO times and seasons passed M away
And vet we gaZed across lne pay,
Hntil we grew q well known marx
By which TO guide the laden oarS ~
That songh5 10 gain the land-locked Day,
Weary of storm, and toll, and spray.
We.saw the British ships .cUme in;
We eheard the cannon,s roar ara anu nsr aln, dsv
The battle cloud hung o'er the oay'
We saw the beaten ships sail cut,
We heard the yictors' ringing shout.
,But soon again the red coats came
The rebels naughty pride TO tamei
Then day ~ dsy anu ngnt sSe axe flight
While the red light OF burning homes
Lit up the city towers and ZONES.
And meath our shade the Brltons iaJ
Till hre and famine won their way.
The warcloud passea-the city lay
Wrapped round with peacefor many day.
Commerce and wealth came hand IN hand,
And 10Y and plenty crowned the. land.
AGAIN war came-we heard the roar
(f cannon boom from shore TO shore.
For months and years, 6y night and day,
the deadly shells swept on their way;
The busiest streets were thick With grass
Fur never busy foot might pass.
About her squares. But desolate
She dared the worst that deepest hate
Could do and sat 3 nournful queen
'Throned mid her Islands fair and green.
We saw the Southern Cross go.down,
The city gain martyrs crown;
She gave her wealth, her sons, her all,
TheJ re gone, aud she must weep her lau.
We, too must fall,S"the die Is cast"
Our reign is DER, our glory past;
For We must feed the ruthless name,
And soon shall only be name.
But you. who thus with careless hand
Would roo youEs;rcEen moiherland
or beauty. now the only dover
That's LETT her by the copqueror's power,
Repent and spare us, that we may
Still gaze across .he ripping D'y.
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CHARLESTON, S. C.. =, ,bruary II, 1871.
Trains leave Charleston Daily CT l. II. and ss16
P. u.
cepted) and $3.50 P. II.
Train does not leave Charleston $50 P. H., SBSS
DAYS
zion TO New YolR, via Richmond and AcNa
Creek Only, going through in u hours, WITH trf
DETENTION ON SUNDAYS. }
Passengers leaving by $50 P. u. Train have
choice OF route, via Richmond and Washington,
or via Portsmouth and Baltimore. Those leaving
FRIDAY ny this Train lay over 0D SUNDAY In BsS
timore. Those leaving on SATURDAY remain SCN-
DAY IN Wilmington, n. c. du1p
This is the cheapest quickest and most pleassS
route TO Cincinnati. Chicago and other pointNa
West and Northwest, both Trans making close
connections at Washington with Western trains
OF Baltimore and . hi0 Railroad.
s. $. SOL0MONS
Engineer and superintendent q
P. L. CLEApoR, General Ticket Agent. gt.. d
leDil-l2moB 20:
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OR NORTH EDIsTo, BEAUFORT AID
PACIFIC LANDING.

The Steamer PILOT gOY. Captain s,IE~aA
]. ". sly, will leave Central WEarf1 1s.gsss1satsSssk
for Edislo, Beaufort aud Paclnc LaIulng,- every
MONDAY aORNlati. at O'Clock, and for Beaufort
anu Pacific Landing every THURSDAY MORNING,
at O'Clock. Returning, VIII leave beaufort every
TUESDAY, aud FRIDAY MORNING, at O'Clock, and
will leave EdistU every TUESDAY, at O'Clock,
p. J. y. AIKEN,
mas15 Agent.
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II . Z F. l. o R I D A,
VIA SAVANNAH.

The Steamer DICTATOR, Captain siE@k
l.. N. CoXetter, will leave Southern Es9sss.assss-
Wharf every rtRSrAI EVENING at $50 nrIorH,
(untll further notice,) Tor Jacksonville, Fernan-
dina aud Palatka, arriving back al Charles, ON
every SATURDAY AFTERNOON.
n.ayll RAVENEL i CO., Agents,
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q X c E L S I o F.

IN \ . u u 5 y T.
IR 70 Y C,
No DYE
Insures Healthy and Vigorous Growth. War
ranted not to contain LEAD, Sulphur, or any
: other injurious Drug.
The Excelsior Hair Tonic will keep the head
clear of Dandruh, prevent the falling out OF the
Hair, and give it soft and beautiful. gloss.
1t is not Injurious to the health OF the user, nor
ia 1t greasy and filthy like many OF the prepara-
tions at present offered as Halr Reviewers:
Manufactured by DR.. d. BAER,
Wholesale and ketall Druggist.
No. 131 Meeting street, Charleston.
Price per bottle so cents.
N. bah the preparations manufactured by
DIX. 81. BAER are in accordance with formulas
given by distinguished Physicians: and have been
suhjected to long and careful trial. They are no
secret remedies aud he Is at all times prepared to
submit these formulas to members Of the pr9fes'
sion, or others desiring such information.
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5Elpprle
u o r N E w Y q r b :.
on TUESDAY, NAY 80, AT HALF.PAsT
O'CLOCK P. NJ.
NEW IRON STEAM 1ANE-EsTABLlsHED 1870.
sTArE-RooMs ALL ON DECK.

The splend New Iron Side Wheel Steamship
GEORGIA, Crowell. Commander, will sail ior
O'Clock, p. N. fran Pier No. 9 Union Wharves.
The Fast and Popular Steamship CHARLES
TON, Captain Berry, will follow aud on WEB
NEsDAY, Tih June, at O'Clock A. NJ, from Pl.r
No. 2. Union Wharves.
Through Bills OF Haiing Sgiyen onCoiton =
Liverpc0l, Boston, Prevalence ah0 Inc fSew Eng
land Manufacturing Towns, at the lowest mar
key rates.
For Freight ENGAGEMENTS or Passage, having
very fine Statc-room accommodations, apply ~
WAGNER, HUGER & CO., No. &c Broad street.
or to wM. A. COERTENAY, No. Onion Wharf
may29-2
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sales of the week 2S, 511 baes-includlng ll,6I0
to splnners, 3l52 TO spectators anu 1888 10 eA
Gross receipts at this port for the week lS,oos
bales, Since 1st September s69 065 bales, against
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NoWAGE AND EXCURSIONS.

The steamer EMILE, Cantain C. .sIEVa +.
e. White, Gun DC engaged for Tow. s!sssssSSsIgS !sts
age and Excursions Apply on. bodru, ~ Com.
mercial Wharf, or 10
>HACKELFORD & KELLY,
may 23-luths1mo BoyCe's Wharf.
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THEE GREAT GERMAN REMEDIES.
Professor LOUIS WUNDRaM'S BLOOD PUHI
FYiNG aND PCKGATlVE HERES lin Pills 0!
fcwGers.j for the cure Of all Acute or ChronlC
diseases, resulting from impure blood and Impor
iect digestion.
Also the following Medicines bY the gane iP-c
lessor Louis Wundrua, brunswick, Germany
GUUT POWDERS.
SheumStic Tlnctpie.
Eplleptic Kennedy.
TOuthacte props.
Herb Tea lfur Dyspepsia and Ne-vonsneSs.)
khenmaIic Herb Tea,
Gout Tlncture.
Eye Water
Wundwasser tine German pal nkiutrJ
For sale oy Jr. Fl. AEE
nIav3 No. ISL Meeting street.
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s.c.ip,s oy na.lroaa. May 80.
SOITE CAaOL;SA RAILROAD.

924baes couon. 81 bales goods. IS bb!ss naval
stores, so bbls 1Uur, 1o4 casks clay, u cars un-
nee, W Roach 4 co, Geo Waiter l. co, Frost il
Adger. Sloan j. Seignious, W Williams K SON.
Pclzer. Rodgers & Gu. Johnston, Crews& co, q w
Williams Il CO, Muwry i son. Reeder Davis, w
Ryan, L Mul!igan. Dowling i co. Gurdaugh
u MatGewes. Barden IL Parker, Smith K Chapeau,
Utsey & Kenyon T Smith, VIM Bee CO,
Salinas, warulaw g. Carew. Ravenel, Holmes 4 Co.
W Smith. Caldwell Il Son, kuobeloch u Small,
Macoueeu Eietke.
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DOUBLE LoCK ELASTIC STITCH.
This is ;he RI ost simpisand reliable Two Thread
Sewing Machine IN he world. IL sews dlrec:
from TWO Threads and .s sl5 less than any other
first class Sewing Machine. Samples can be seer
at No 1856 MEETING STREET, opposite Charles
ton Hotel, Sole Agent !or :hc Stale SuD.8gents
wanted through tEe STATE. address w. :. BIS
SELL, Charleston. Also agents for Home Shuttle
Hand MachDe. s25. apr4.luthsGmos
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M : .E
WEED" FAMILY FAv1E.TE LOCE.ST!Tcl
MACHINE.
are tie hest n Use.
FG. sale on he Lease Pan. VIA nlGL:a!y ia.
ments Gu easy terms, CT 10. CASH. Al E!uIs L.
Machine attachments, HeeG.es, Cctton. i.t!.e
black and ccio.ed.l Six, Or, StHs9, &c, sc.
sena.rng as usual. C:rCC.ars and sgG,p:ss
;ToTk sei,. CT Application.
,. .. uAsfLroS,
Gtne:1 "Sf.:r = ;'..:! -':AsH Sewing Ma
cE!Ies ana Aa'e-;a!. No. :t7 kirg s.reei,
angl7 Charles: On. 5. G.
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DACIFlC MAIL STEAMSHIP 'COAiPi''
THRoreE LINE TO
ca L1F0REIA, CHINA AND JAPAN

FARES GREATLY REDUCED.
Steamers OF the above line leave Pier HT&
30. ~. North River. foot OF Canal sSSeAa1ias.
street. New York. at II O'clock ncon or Tile 18TH
and 3ath OF every month except when thess
daies fal! O. Sunday, then The saturday pfeeeu
Ing.
All departures connect at Panama wit: steam
ers Tor south Pacific and Central AmerlcGn ports
departure Of 18th touches at Kingston. Jerpaica
For Japan and.Chlna steamers leave san Fran.
cisco frst OF every month, except when 1t fails on
sunday; then on the day preceding.
No California steamers touch AZ Havana. 6n
20 direct from New York 10 AspInwa!
One hundred pounds baggage free to each ad1i:
Medicine and attendance free.
For Passage Tickets or other information app:
III the C0MPANY'S TICKET OFFICE, on lie
s~hah foot or Canai. street, North River. New
York. F. K. BABY, Agent
July16-iyr
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Easton & Co.'S Cotton Report for the
Week ending May go.
NEW Y0Rk, May 27.-THE MARKET.-In our
last report me market closed frmer at l57tc for
miduing Saturday the market was quiet, though.
rices were shade erme: Sales l45s. Mddlugs
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.rhe Hundred Pines"

JAMES ISLAND, May 20, 1871.
ToTHE EDITOR OF THE NEWS.
Hearing that We are about to fall oeloIs INC INC
nxe, we beg to dedicate the following 70 Tue
nerson by'whom this our fate Is decreeo.
pe'-O THE HUNDRED PINES"
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MEMORANDA.


ct, CLEARED AND ssLRp roR' THIS Fozl.
Eo RsB'Ie N.
LIVERPOOL
Br ship Island Home, Mcclellan, up.......Aprll 6
Br bark Vlnco Robson, sailed ............Apr 20
WEST HARTLEPooL, ENG.
Br bark Kathleen, Lester. up..............May
cALLAO.
Br brig Be,lonI- Jones' sailed. %
CARDIFF.
The RT Z Carey, -, sailed. ............:. May g.
The Martha, Lewis, sailed. d..................M May
DOMESTIC.
Brig A Devereaux, CLARK, cleared. $1,000. May 10
Brig LzabeL Tabbut. cleared. Nay Is
Schr B Hawkins. Wyatt, up. May 10
NEW YORK.
Schr NJ Morales, Newman. up....:......: May !S
Schr Queen Of the South, Byrnes, cleared" May Il
Schr MJroVer, Brown, cleared. ..........M May ~
Schr L Davis, Bishop, up. May y.
Schr Hattie Coombs, Jameson, cleared. May ~
BALTIMORE.
Schr Stickney; Fooks, cleared. ......... May IL
Schr Smith, Robinson, cleared. 1900. May 20
Schr Sea Queen, Rosebrook, cleared Nay 20 20
Schr Chas Comery, PnSham, up..........hay 20
BANGOR, NE.
Schr Hannah, Staples, cleared. -. ...".. May 70
RocKPoRT, NE.
Schr Nellie Doe, Richardson, sailed. May IA
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1oo. Monday, there was an easier tone 70 ,n. SGe
market occasioned by the advices from LseIPt1U,'
Which was in many cases granted: Sales l 2sss'
MiddlIngs 16c Tuesday the market was nrleT, 3ei,
and prices an re hgher The demana vas Ias
and mostly for export. sales !1So. Ntro Mraii aHS
nfices were advanced fully &c; there was good
demand for export and spinning, stimulated oy
the favorable adyices from abroad: sales slSS; .,s
demand for EXPORT and spinning at frmer prices.
sales S7Se. Miidllngs 17c. Yesterday, the mar
kct was IS active and prices were shade easier;
the advceS from Liverpool were less 1avoraoie,
and eXnarters we're Unwilling 20 operate. Sales
oIso Miilnlinpa 1870
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pr f. WILSON CARR, OF Baltimore.
!'r. r. Z. PCGIl, OF Baltimore.
ur THu>. J. BOfKIN. o! Baltimore.
pr. a. UCRGtN, oI Tarboro y. =.
Dr.. J. ;. SPARKS. Of NichOlasvile; ky.
pr. a. i. WHEELER, Of Lima, Ohio.
Dr. W. HOLLOWAY, OF Philadelphia.
DR.. ]. l.. MCCARIHA, Of South Carolina.
and many others. See RUSADALlS ALMANAC
IsOSADALlS,
eniors uy Rev. DABNEY BALL, now OF Mary.
and conference, formerly Chaplain IN the Con.
!.dciaIt..Imy ur Northern Virginia.
ROSADALIS
.s Alternative, Tonic AMI Dinrelc, and acts OIL
Je and tire same time upon the BLOOD, LIVER.
k:lIHEi> anu alt The SECRErURY ORGANS. ex.
rell.irT all iInpnre matter dEd building up the
syS. en- ~ a ltailhy, vigorous conditl0n
KOS.ADALIS
IS SOLD BY ALL DRUGGISTS.
lIr. H. BAER, Charleston.
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