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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1871-06-14
NEW YORK HERALD WEDNESDAY JUNE a. l87QUADRUPlE SHEET

PuDuc PARKS In the city OF New YORK are vareo.
tersive ana exceedingly important. not on To the
interests OF the people property owners but TO the
welfare OIL all classes who may hereafter re-
side within district committed 10 the care or the
Commissioners having the control OF the depart-
ment Not only do their powers, duties and juris-
uiction extend over all the city parks and public
squares. over the streets bouleyards and avenues
above Fifty-nnth street, upon the island of New
Spuyten Duyvi creek ana 10 the laying ont OF the
wnaryes eacn side thereof, but also 10 a large
portion OF the county OF Nestchester, which, In all
probability, will AT q future day form and become
part or the corporation OF tho city OF New York.
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Remaining Lat January. ls1l.

H.
the Morgue for the unknown dead there
during the past ia PERSONS OF
eighty nine idcutihei by their friends.
several hospitals which are herewith submitted contain de-
tailed statements character of the diseases treated
ana the percentage OF cures aud OF deaths.
adopted hospitals OF the department Tables
Herewith preparation, which will
set forth The diseases ot the PATIENTS the meteorological
character of the days which they were received,
the volume of atmospheric air to each he'd, the age,
ser, nativity, civil condition OF each patient. the time Of
sojourn hospital, and II cured, improved or unim-
noted from complications or intercurrent diseases The
surgical will full reports OF surgical operations
the results and the obsrica tables special satstcS in
relation to yingln women and children u u believed
that the tables will he valuable contribution 10 medical
SCIENCE well of great utility In determining the pteva
e of dseasc IN the various localities OF the city,
The ambulance system established been found
of inestmable value OF saving life aud reducing
suffering smbuances have been provided and, under
the rules esabhcd horses stand harnesaed day and night
attached for the wounded
I'll In the public streets. The atnbuances are
equipped with surgical Instruments bandsge restoratvcs
&c and notice by telegraph from police station Of the
charge OF q surgeon, who applies such remedies
may be required, and determines from the condition
home OF 10 Bellevue the Reception Hospital During the
there have been l4u patients removed OF
which 1O66 received from tho several police precinct
stations 1877 transferred from the Reception Hospital to
Bellevue Hospital and 30 from private residences BY the
demolition Of the New York Hospital the city deprived
of hospital accommodation below fwcntysxh street. The
contains resident POPULATION OF 800 1000 persons but
throughout the business hours of the safely be
assumed population gathered from all Of the city
country II At least threefod, nearly
0OUO besides containing tnrecourths % the shipping OF
the port that crowded and portion OF the city the
number Of casualties occur To atone Tor the great
Nospal the Legislature 1865 directed the Commissioners
90 uruvide receoon osos Al pout south OF uaad
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but because OF in the language OF the act
tho law was imperative The lie sature at he last session
corrected the error and Commissions endeavored
though unsuocessfuly, to find suitable site, l the Com
mss oners of the Public Parks generously assigned them the
temporary use OF building IN City Hall Park The ueent
need Of reception hospitals has been durns tho
past Since the eth June last to the ls January
there have been received al the Reception Hospital IN tho
PARK 73 patients who bal been wounded taken seriously
vi In the Streets OF this number according 10 the testimony
the physician IN charge ~ rat ents would have died In me
ambulance had the attempt been made To convey them TO
bellevue Hospital or 10 their homes
The following slaemant shows the wards IN which the
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THE CITY'S POLICE.
s-e,,~-~.>~~~>>~eoe-~>~~~~
Report Of the Police Department of the
City Of New York.

PoLIoE DEPARTMENT OF TaE Cry or NEw YORK;
No. 200 Mulberry Street.
NEW YORK, April ~, 1e7IS
Hon. A. OAKYY HALL. Mayor of the city OF New York
Alta meeting of the Board of Police of the Police Depart
of the city OF New York. held this day, the following
among other proceedings had
draft of annual report for the year ending April
1871, having been read and approved, was
Resolved That engrossed copy OF the report be signed
by President and Chief Clerk, and, together the
referred to therein, his Honor the Mayor
ID. K. HASBROUCk, Acting Chief Clerk.
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HOSPITALS
There five general hospitals for surgical and medical
besides the bureau for the treatment the outdoor
SICK and six special hospitals FOR and lis
cases.
The general hospitals are:--
Reception Hospital city.
Bellevue Hospital, city.
Charity Hospital, Blackweil's Island
Incurable Hospital, Blackwclis Island.
Juvenile Hospital, Randalrs Island,
The special hospitals are:-
Smallpox Hospital, Black wells Island
1yphus Fever Hospital, Blackwers Island.
Scarlet Fever Hospital, Blackwelis Island.
Epepiic Hospital, Blackweil's Island
Paralytic Hospital, Backwcils Island
Relapsng Fever Hospital
There also portions of Charity Hospital assigned ex
cusvely OF diseases of the and for
syphihtic patients
of the cal hospitals Tor us beds.
The number patients treated during the past year IN the
general hosnit ie,slS
DlscharEea.
$50 1906
Remaining on LIST January. s1................ I,o43
The number of patients treated In the special hospi-
1fo
OF whom were discharged. 3tlH
Died ....................... J9
- APPS
Remaining LIST January 1871 .................. III
The aggregate NUMBER treated IN ali The hospitals
Discharged. lsWV
Died 2,2l3
al,s0a
Remaining 1st January. 1871
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In addition 20 the Park Hospital the commisso pro
pose provide small building reception hospital Tor
casualties occurring in the Twelfth Nineteenth Twenty
second wards.
complete the system of hospital charities there
CURED asylum tor ying-in and hospital for tina
Hospital is assigned to yingin women but the
modaons inadequate for this class OF PATIENTS and 1t ia
improper that they should be lodged Ia building already
crowded TO with every form of disease. The
syphilitic patients received Mt Charity Hospital
Turing the past year there have been there treated
1.l5l patients They are reproach TO the hos
pta and impair ts usefulness for reputable patients are
reluctant and sometimes refuse to be treated In hospital
largely by whose diseases are the fruits
Hospi, is a further Jection their reception. They
should assigned building erected in the interior OF
OF the islands of the Department. and secluded from
public observation.
The plan which adopted last Of dividing the city
into eleven medical Districts and tho appointment IN each
OF resident phys ian to visit and prescribe for the sick
poor of ms district, has been satisfactory s results
Large numaers of the sick. who from their avo-
cations cannot visit the dspensarics at the hours
prescribed without the loss OF Il days employment.
aud of those III to rise from their beds
and employ physician have the benefit OF
medical attention. sent to the district physician
nsurcs mis- prompt and connious attendance The benefits
derived from the found to be manifold The hos
pits greatly relieved the sick tendery nused
by their relatives and friends than by the paid OF the
department and families which would In instances.
kept together Many, also, who, with honest and
communicable PRIDE prefer to bear their alctions rather
than confess their poverty by crowdng the doors OF tho
public dspensaries gladly and gratefully avail themselves of
the services OF the district physicians The reports of the
several physicians herewith submitted The following
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THE CLTY'S CHARITIES.
ELEVENTH ANNUAL REPORT
or THE
Commissioners Of Public Chari-
ties and CORE ction,
FOR THE YEAR 1870.

DEPARTMENT. PUBLIC CHARITIES AND ConRroTroN,)
Corner OF Third avenue and Eleventh street.
NEW YORK, May |, 1871 J
Hon. A. OAKEy HALL, Mayor
SIR have the honor to transmit herewith In conformity
3D. article Of the act of May s. 1870 entitled
An act reorganze the local the city of
New York." the annual report Of this department With
great respect, your obedient servant
ISAAC BELL President.
BOARD OF COMMISSIONERS OF PUBLIC CHARITIES
CORRECTIONS.
Commissioners.
ISAAC BELL, o. W. BRENNAN,
JAMES BOWEN, JAMES NICHOLSON
ALEXANDER fREAR.
Occ OF the Board of Commissioners OF Public Charities
and Correction No. 81 Third northwest corner OF
Eleventh street.
Eleventh Annual RepUrt of the Comm OIL
ers Of Public Charities and Correction tor
the Year 1870.
DEPARTMENT or J
PUEBLO CHARITIES AND CoRRECTIoN,S
NEW YORK, May ], 1871.
To the Hon. A. Oakley HALL, Mayor of the city OF New
York.
The Commissioners of Public Charities and Correction,
conformity with the May s, 1870 entitled ian act to
reorcanize the local government of the city of New York.
respectfully submit their
ANNUAL REPORT.
number OF subssted several institutions
of the department during the past year Sin the
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GtsH RECEIPTS AND PAYMENTS.
tie Commissioners IVb'c Correction, from 1t
~ jlst NJ Decesiter, 1870
To balance due bank st oil December, 1862 xG<02 "a
Complroiicrs warrants received. .ri ,l5y,155 ~
Comptroier's warrant Tor
Lunatic Asylum,
account III appropriation,
l,bt foOUOO w
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PasscuSers.

Fer steamship Champion, for New YorS-
7 II CocElry, Simons, wife and two children.
Capt MallonGy. Capt Lebuy. l. Benedict b NJ
Sheppard Mrs Z Barnes. J T Grady and wife, NJ
sheppard Miss Au,labiu, /: &orris, I Ainersen,
5 Eurcklnycr
Per steamship. M:rce.liia, from New York; l.
Scntdcr {; Driscn and iSlic Murdoch, Mr. Cuur.
aye. auu J. IL Stelrase.
ref steamship Georgia. from New YorS-W S
AchSrhian, II IL Saith Foster, & Z Courtcnay,
u Arnold. = hoyie. l.; Lange and lady, e IL
AlGre%s. Mss carrcr, D C;srinIeaas!, ie.ires, =
CEar:et. W O'pay, p Doyle, N Mcdonald.
Per steamer Arso, lroln -Edisto, is"ckSiiie En-
terp-is:, &c-F 81 t;ailey, . Bailey, II Il ;;wlaton
Y W IIunnicus, lady aati chila, Bales, j ] /: VII
son, j M,Se;l: lMdg and child. III Chadwick. L
Lpgarc, L Waring ana lady, :i.rs J Grace, son
ard nursc, H 9 Robertson, lady, Two children and
nurse Mrs W f Airy and Two cl.!ldicn, Jas WI!
son. S l. Baynard. G & Bailey, love, Miss Kats
Fuller. Hiss i Jenkils.
Per steamer Dictatrr from Pa!atEa via Jack
sonvi:le fernandma and Savannah-Mrs Dresser
and daugnter, Miss EranGa H q SIMPSON, W 7
simpson. Master Hayward A Whitman 5 Y
Treat, yitzer and sister, W + Foster, and S. on
deck.
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new, york Rice Market.

From The Daily BulletIn, December 80: There
Is a moderate jobOng trade doing, bus, aside from
this the market Is without movement. The sup
ply 1T hand IS small, however, and prices gener-
ally remain strady. Sales OF 80 terces Carolina
at 6ka7c cash. I 80
From the Journal of Commerce: There is'no
new feature to no.e. The supply Is Still limited,
but Is more than Is required to answer the present
calls Of The trade We quote 6fa7c. Sales %
t!erces.
From the Herald: .Ric, was slow of sale, the
demand being Confined to small lots 10 supply
Immediate wants, bus there was considerable
steadness In prices. Fair TO prime lots were
auitsd- At 6.!saIc, with. small sales within the
range.
From the World: Business moileri c, and ouly
Sales Of 50 tierceS at LAC.
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Columbus Market.

COLUMBUS, December 3l.-Fyilay our market
was v,ry q1iet at the following. quotations. The
hts, command relatively higher and extreme
prices. Sales 4Sl bales: Ordinary ll@l1hc; good
ordinary 1292hc; low mitang JIG 1sh4c;. mid
!llngs l3HSl81&c. Sales OF the week 1000 bales
2t64 on European orders, ls5 Northern account,
6a0 IUr. Norihern spinners 7.for home cOnsuuip-
tou. Weeks receipts 24l2 bales, agaiust 1862 thc
previous one, and l7o7 the corresponding week
last season.. Shipments 24j6 bales.
COTTON STATEMENT.
Sock on hand Sep;cmber1, lSI0...." 1,512
RcceiTed asst week.
Received previously ,4s2-iI,9ol
Total. ......................... ia,4I6
Shippe past W. .eE.................. 2,456
Shipped previously 81, 1851 l92
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Markets by Telegraph.

NEW YORK, December 31-Noon stocks dnD
Governments strong but inactive. States dull ou'
steady. Gold very steady at 10AaloX. Money =.
Quiet % a and unchanged. Corn dull and dropping.
Pork heavy; new $i9 1920. Cotton quiet alo
steady; sales 1900 bales; upands 151Ic. Frelghts
arm.
EvenIng.-Gold steady at 1oaa1oX. Govern.
strong and rather active. Money easy att. state
bonds dull. Sterling OK. Tennes5ees 81; new q.
yirginias 6TH; new 63. LoulstAnas 10; new 6Si
levees 7O SIS 81. Alabanas 1ol1<; SIS 10 Georgias
rs 81. North Carolnas IS; new 23A. South Car
oluas IS; new 60k. Cotton quiet; sale; 2aA bales,
at 15H. Flour steady. Wheat shade nrmer-
Wnter,red and amber Western 81 4aa1 49, Corn
closed hcayy-new 7da7I. Pork d1ll.nsg So 10 = =
JSs boston. TON December s1.-ootton dull; mlld iurs
152lal5H;. receipts I2s bales; sales 1000; STOCK
s'HS; BAITradhs, ltdi December sl.-Four quiet and
1rm stock scarce. Corn nrm and scarce; white
90; yeoW75. Provisions dull and nominally I'M:
changed Hhiskey e2as3c. Cotton dull and
nominal; midllings l5c; receipts 255 bales; sales
ECiSc1NSA1i December s1..-Flonr in good de
mand ut full prices. Corn firm and in fair demand
at 5ia55c. Mess pork dull; ,sl9. asked. LARD
dull and lower kettle II &C., Bacon in limited de.
maud; shoulders 10c; clear rib lie; clear slues
nHc. Whiskey SIC.
ST. LOUIS, December 31.-Flour dull and un
changed. Corn steady. Whissey soc: Tobacco
and baggtng nominally unchanged. PROVISIONS
quiet. Pork $loal9 IS. Shoulders sHa10c; clear
rib 1l1sa11zc; clear sides l2al4c. Lard nominal. ~
LoUIsvILLE, December 3l.-Flour and corn very
dull. Provisions 1rner. Pork held ut $50. Shoul-
ders 1oHc; clear rib l2c; clear sides l2hc. Whis-
key SIC.
NORFOLK, December Sl.-Cotton quiet; low mid
ding l4sc; receipts go bales exports 9I33; sales
100; stock 6759. ?
WILMINGToN, December 3l.-Cotton llrmer;
middlngs l4Ic; receipts SEQ bales; exports 500;
sales l25; stock 1037.
AUGUSTA, December 3l.-cotton narSet inac-
tive, but prices unchanged at lac for mtddllnSs;
sales 400 bales; receipts 700.
SAVANNAH. December Sl.--Cotton quiet and
steady; middlings l4Hc;. receipts S4lo bales; eX-
ports 414l; sales 1900; st6cE 1880.
MOBILE, December ber.3l.-Cotton flrm;. HlddlingS
1l4c; receipts 1923 bales; exports 4l2 sales 1900;
stock 58 404.
GALVESTON, December 3l.-Cottoa quiet; good
ordinary l21c; receipts 1900 bales; exports 1856;
sales $50; stock 1882.
NEW ORLEANS. December, 3l.-Sugar, prime ~
Bloc. Molasses easter; common 4sa52c; prime 56a
81; choice. 81. Cotton. middllngs l4ssal4Hc; re.
ce.p,s 7G13 bales, sales 7150; stock 2Ue,l7l.
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thing of the piece, the principal part in which
wss reserved ior the journal Of the city? l
should never finish II were to say an wished
to saw, 50 ! stop. Excuse these details:
shall enlighten you more fully when the time
comes for giving an explanation to the public.
BENEDBTu.
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DACIFIC MAIL STEAMSHIP OOMPY's
THROUGH LINE TO
CALIFORNIA, CHINA AND JAPAN.
FARES GREATLY REDUCED.

Steamers of the above line leave Pier $afs.
40. AZ. North River, foot OF Canal .EAtE&k
street, New York, at la O'Clock noun, Of The 4ta
!a;es fail on sunday, then'the Saturday preced
Departure OF the 2oth connect at Panama with
steamers for South Pacific and Central American
norts. Those of 18th touch at MalsSaniilo.
Steamship JAPAN leaves San Francisco for ia.
pan and China December 81, 1870.
No California steamers touch &C Havana, bu!
20 direct from New York to Aspiawan:
Onehundred pounds baggage tree 10 each adult
Medicine and attendance free
Fof Passage Tickets or other Information apply
at tne COMPANY'S TICKET OFFICE, on the
wharf foot OF Canal street, North River, New
York. FIR. BABY, Agent.
iulYl6-1yr
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Interior Cotton Markets.

light prices unchanged; mid!llngs l27l TO l3c.
ATLAATA, December 30.-Thc market today
has been dGll and dccljnlEg: mild!lngs Is; low
mlIdlug 12is: good ordinary l1,i; ordinary II.
MONTGOMERY, December 'Jo.-CUttoa market
qnie: bnt steady; low middlings 1916.
SELM a, December 30.-There were sales yester-
day to the amount OF 80 Lales; low middin9
lJ4c.; strict goo. ordinary 13c. Demand fair. but
the scarcity Of cotton Offering restricted sales.
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MdRINE NEWS.
sroN, JAM UARY
ARRIVED SATURDAY.

Steamship alcrccrlita. Leonard New Tork-left
9th inst. :M!s". Tuj .ih:::r y ca, J Adger Il
Gu. J u AIKEN II CO. = Railroad Co, T. 3 Bedford
Dr ,iacr, T NJ Bristol & CO. 4 T Brown, Boyd, u
+ Fleming * co Cameron, Barley " co. II Gsr'its
g. co. X Crso!n, Douglas & Miller, Furchgott,
Benedict CO, Hart S CO. Heath ~ Rice, K GU. c
Kerr, Oh. " II Jones .f ca, KEcS. WicHennerg e
4 Alexander T Lyons. j I.npeZ i SOD, Macqueen
l. Riecke " Matthcssen McI.oy & kice. Marshall
Il surge w a Mert~ns, G W McIver, Neumeyer
Mills House. Z Otjrn. " PaddoI, d Paul y co,
II Raym0.tl, J iiell. VIM kuSs"!l & co. South
ern Express CO, T S!elve. F z Schroder. Sleflens
Werner 4 DucEer, q u Sloadard 4 CO, w smith.
J Taylor co. S ThGinas G Williams co.
pcrenced very severe gale anu heavy sea of
Hatttras
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COMMERCIiL NEHfS.
Exports.

LIvEIrooL-per brig Gove-15a9 paies up:
land cuttoa, II tons phosphate rock.
KINGsTuN, IAM-Per er!g d.nry Trowbr.dge-
I43.cOi ..eJ Pitch piue lumDcr.
BAR. .coA-rer Schr CyncSurs-!9.G0O feet pitch
pre- Iun!ber 10 hbls nJlatocS, 6 Ibis roSln, b3ls
tar, sh boxes herrints and 10 boxes cheese.
, BcsT0N--Per sChr VIM l. Brad ey-hlo bales COZ
tor III bis rosin, les rice, 4oj loas pnos?sat'
sew YoIS--Per steamship Champon-6o bags
sca islaa anil 1880 bales ulanr c"ttoI, l52 liercci
cef2sbst stes GomeStiesi ID PIE sna"EiesiS cinp1
~ bbis, = -.
PuILADELFnIA-rer steamship Flfgin!a-9o tcs
rice l2s bales cottor s. bales yarn. os DDS naval
stores, p5 pkgs cocoanuts and S:ndries.
BALTIMUKE-Per steamship Fai, on-oo 'icfces
rice bales COZ ION, ITO Ibis ros 90 casSs CLAY
Gags dried fruit cases mjSe and sundres.
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Receipts by KntirOnd. December 81.
SOUTH ClRoLISA RAILROAD.

1871 bales cotton. l6 bales goOls, lis bbls flnur
cars lumber. TO Railroad Agent, Pelzer, Rodgers
L Co, II Walter Y CO. G W Williams Il co, W B
Son, prngle K Son, Graeser 4 Smith, " Smith,
Sloan k, Seignlous. G witte, A. Il Mnlligan, "
p Hall, Claeloru, Herring co, L d UeSdussure
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and Jacksonville, Fla. to Northern ports, and SO
Oh = II ara the rates onaumber and boards.
ExoHANas.-sterling so day bills 19A.
DOMESTIC EXCHANGE. The banks purchase
sight checks at ,i@k on, and sen at par.
GoJD-10mll
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5eming Marblnes.

.yEEDu Fa4iLY FAvoRlTE LocK.sTlToH
MACHINE,
are the best in use.
For sale on the Lease Plan, with monthly pay.
ments, on easy terms, or for cash. AL kinds oi
Machine attachments, Needles, Cotton, (wnise,
black and colored) SIX, Oil, soap, &C.. &c.
Repsirine as usual. Circulars and samples Of
WORK sent on application.
D. B. HASELTON,
General Dealer Ir First Glass Sewing las-
chimes and Material, No. S97 King street.
angl7 Charleston, 8. O.
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B E y E D 3 7 T 1.
ExPLATIONS OF HIS POSITION
1ND TIE AEFdIR At EMS.

Conferences with Bismarck-Ems-The
Spanish Throne-Prince OF Aonon
,Iern-No Responsibility OF tho Present
wa-The Meeting with the King at
E,..-No nsults-NobiIixation OF the
Prussian Army-B M = 3
Scheming.
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NORTHEASTERN sAILRoAp.

l55 bales upland and 80 bags sea island cotton,
5T4 b5s naval stores, cars lumber and wood, cot
ton seeu, mlse. &c. To Eros; & Adger, " Will
shall Jr Graeser l. Smith, r E Derecl. A Sail.
nas Walter 4 co. Rayene & CO, Pelzer, Rodgers IL.
CO. T Smith, MowTy Son, Archer & Frlpp, Vim
Hyde, W q Bee i co. Howard & Bro, TIL Webb,
Barden & Parker, Borner, Thurston & Holmes,
Sloan d Seignious, G Davis, E Bull, Kinsma1 Il
Hewell, Nachmann & CO, FW Emanuel, Mailonee
u koitr Ani ()rlnr..
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NEW IRON STEAM LINE-EsrABLrsnED 1879.
sTArE-KooMs ALL ON DECK.

The Splendid NcwIron Side Wheel Steamship
GEORGIA, Crowel. Commander, vii! san
for New York on THURSDAY, January 6th, o.
O'Clock, p; NJ. from Pier No.: =. Union WharVes
connecting WITH Dsy Passenger Trains from Co
lumbia and, ,Augusta, arriving lt holf-past T.. M
Insurance by Steamers OF this Line y per cent.
For Freight Engagements OF Passage, having
very 1ne .arate.room accommodations, apply to
WAGNER, nUGER j. CO., No. % Broad street, OF
to WM. a. COUHTENAY, No. Union WharVes.
ian24
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10 & + L o R I D A,
TWICE A WEEK.

VILE. PiLATEA AND ALL POINTS ON
THE ST. JOHNS RIVER.
The Steamer DICTATOR, Captain r .a;T
George E. Mcmillan, will sui from xsssTssaEsEss.
EVENING. At O'Clock, arriving back 1t Charles
ION every SUNDAY AFTERNOON, ab o'clock.
/ Tho Steamer CITY POINT, Captain u. &. Vim
cent, will sail from Central Whar[for above points
every FRIDAY EVENING, 1T 8 O'Clock, arriving
hack at Charleston WEDNESDAY AFTERNOON, at $
I'D. AIKEN ts CO, Agents,
ortl0 No. Central Wharf.
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nj e;cna rieatnn COTTON. RICE md Naval
= =. stores Market.


rsiesCh ricstnn Cotton. Hsce md Naval
+ - stores 1IurRct.
OFFICE CI4KiEST0N NEws.
SATURDAY EVENING, december 81, 1870.
Co1reH.-Tre demand for this staple was light,
aad buyers were il many cases Offering lower
figures, which were, however, unacceptable to
factors, the market closing quiet and unchanged,
Sales 325 bales, say: I2 at 1916 Is at 13A CT at Ia
20 az AZ; 81 a. 14k; 64 at l4X; at 14s; Is at
lax; 35 On private terms. We quote:
LIVERPOOL CLASSIFICATION.
Ordlary 10 good ordinary ......l3 GA
Low lnluuulS. .........-....-..''liaG-
Msdilus>-. lttfG
strict .nI,ahng.. .-...l42i@l5
NRICE.-Tha market for This grain showed .
firm character. Sales about a00 tierces Of clean
Carolina, say: II terces at 61sc; lSo at 67ic; at
eye {. ib. We quite common io fair clean Caro-
lima lit aas@61c: .ood eAGScEc ? b.
NAVAL STORES There were no sales Of no:e.
FRsIaurs.-'ro liverpool, by steam direct x on
uplautls; wa Sew York, 7id on cp!ands, 1Hd on
sea Islands; by sail 1sd on ua!ands, 'ia on sea
islands. To Harre oniinal. coastwse-to New
York, t7 steam, Mc ON uplands and lc on sea
islands; So g tierce on rice; by sail, &c q 10 on
cotton; 2 !erce on rice; 4oc s barrel on rosin:
s7as a " Oh lumber; sG@,lo 2 n on timber. TO
Boston, by san, 1z@ac I, ID on upland cotton.
To Providence, By sail SIS e N on ooards, &c
fb On cC.tua: By steam 81 p bale On New
York rates. 10 Philadelphia, by steam, &c q ID
on upiands; By sail, 81 q NJ on boards; SO on
timber; So p ton on clay, anG ss@3 so on phos-
pilates. To Baltimore, by steam, Zc &, tb; by
sail. SO 50@7 p M on boards; s3@3 IS D ton on
phosphate rock. Vessels are in demand nv
oar merchants 10 take lumber freights from
Georgetown, 8. C., Darlen and Sa,iila River, Ga,