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Passengers.

| Fer steamship Charleston. for New York
Mrs Capt Berry, Capt F V Dawson, Capt J m
zeea, g 3 HallecE; w Guerey ana %iie, DTS D
| Miss u Hemmelricll. Mrs ur Won Turifis and Two
children, Mrs Richardson, Mrs Sutherland, Mr.
| Cummingera and wife. II Reed, F Johaning. Mrs Z
| Griffith, Miss Griffith, Miss j Griffith, Miss d 7
Grifhtn. Mrs Jackson and maid, ID II Leroy and
wife, Mrs Fratt, Miss Pratt, g Binns. Az La
farce, G W Bernard and wife, S Jacobs, Dixie
W P Alderman, A Lyman, J HotcrSiss and VIE,
| "a THOMPSON aud wife, w Reid and wife, j X
| Wing, wife and child, V Foucher, wife and TWO
| children, ] Barrett anu wife, A r jacques and Wifi,
| Mrs G w Dixie. Miss l. Dixie, Mrs VS. ByleS, Mrs
| Mrs Bachelor. Miss Sitley, Miss S Dreyfns,J har-
[ Crimson, B F Campbell, J Bronson, wife child and
| nurse, w W Field aud wife. Mrs Z + Miller and
| children, r Redman, Kiss LIE Haseil, MISS klng'
man, J Buddingheld, r Mowheay. MISS M0Wneay,
| Miss NJ Fitzpatrick, Miss a Connoly, Miss Clancy,
Miss K Henley, Mrs N Agen, Miss a smith, MISS
Gibson, Mrs B Hanlen, Mrs N Ellard, I Robin
| son, F Weston, Mrs Il Mitchell, G E Buer, J Dog
| erty, J Vincent, T Proctor, G Newman, and others
In steerPge.
Per steamship Georgia, from New YorI-A S
| Hale, Miss n Grant, LnO J Cox, Miss Cox, p Ais
| good, J C uamand, II Crafts, z karevelsl, MISE +
Meyer, Miss J Meyer, NJ F Meyer, P MeCariy, MIS-
McCarty, P J McCulloch, wife aud child, W McE!.
movie, j b McElhose, Miss Booth, W NJ Bellotti, V
Fisher, ] NJ Brawley, Jr. E NJ Crews Il Brayden,
G Kcitz, J + Sparrow, WV Johnson, i Gibbs,
Misses S and croweil, Master Crowell, MISS Wal,
den, Master Specie, Mr. and MIS- johnson anu TWO
children. NJ Ket neGy.
Per steamer Dictator. from PalatEa via Jack
~sUuviile. Fernandinu and Savannall-Mrs Buck.
Mrs Bigelow, L Blum aud servant, Mr. Mayer: MI
Mitchell, DR. Ballard and wife, j j Stickney, w n
Rossetler and wife. Mr. CoriieS and. wife. Yrs DR.
ROYAL and family, DR. Clifford and wife, Mr Rchn
anu wife, C. COGen. Miss C0Een, MISS I!cliarias, )
Kiden; Mss SIaTkly, g " :, Ttic comse : y H ~ G"Il'a MIS-
Dcoiy, Miss A-IsuoinSon, Maj Twiuing, Mr. 4aPny,
and Is deck.
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MAINE EEWS.
ARRIVED SATURDAY,.

Steamship Georgia, Crowell. New York-lelt Goth
inst. M1sc. To Wagner, r:iger & co, W a Courte-
uay, J r. Ad.er u 20, ID AIKEN, Adams, DAMON
* co, II 4rna,, j Archer, u a Ashton, Bennett
Il co, 4 Il BRISTOL 81 CT. Be Imam Bios, 3 Eoyu, L
T Brown, W = BisSell. VIA n Eird & co. Z f tie
ford, NJ ] Booth, &c Boyncr. 3 IL X, E Bales Il co.
] G. Beirll, G : Cook, Mrs Con!oll. I " Cater. ii
Clau,Sen, Cameron. Barley Il co, f Day, Crane,
goy.stGn & ca. h Cohen & co, + r CowpcrtiwaiI,
/ lurnnlius. bowie. Noise Il Davis. j IL Dawson,
Elias Ero., EiS0n e Bro, y 7 Fleming d co Jno >
Fairly ~ CO, FJrSyihc, McComb Y Co. b f0iry. G
Fu lin. Furcligutr, Benedict IL ca, II Eraser * GO,
Guurtiin, Young Il FrcSt, Goodrich, "ileTlan II
co. GrIyrly, . GalS,ien. I /: Ga mes, n Gtrtis
X co. Mrs Galloway. + K Houston, e 5 Hacker, J
WHarrisstn Hart Is co, n dorsey e Bro. | II
Hal! " co, liarbtson. Dimes !;aoS Hn2Se. john
stoi, Crews * c., Hlii ck, Nitkennetg q CO, Jae-
ger Eros. Ravencl, Hn!aics * ca, k!nsnlaI & Bro.
e ncrrIs n, II Kat: Z Il co, q j Lu:!n, j II Lopez, q
LitSclig LaGrty d AirTa':der, j; McCariy,t I.
Lcngplcs, Mrs Merten>. Z MclleIa.lan, W Mckay,
W MGith esScr, ] Moi4ney, McLoy j. Rtcr: Jno Il
Miner & CO, Melca,r5 u Muller > il Marahall. J n
Nelson, Noses Il Cohen. j MatseE, L 1'Ne!I, + IL
O'Nyiil, L f Murray, y O'Neil!, us:endnrlf & 20, D
Paul q co. RAUL, WEIGH az Hraides, G p!enge, q p
PoppenheiIn, ir l,uOul, j Russell, II Il raymond
E i >t1ddaru 4 co, Srefens, Werner & Dacker, l.
Schnell, " Shrine, r Scott, Sell d Foster, Mrs Z
Slerker, T Z ~ hr3dtr, w Schroeder, 5 T SOuder. p
P Toale, a K S;ii!man. NJ 1riest. T!e'cman, Calder
Y co, . TideInaiin & co, Tie:jen & Lnden, Reid "
Maiher. A Tyler, " tiferhardt, II H Fay, F Won
Shuten, Wood It CO, II White, J Z Sutherland, . F
Wieters. Wagner II Monsees, " II WEIGH, VIM L
Webb, Wi: h, ) II Wilson & Bro, W Yates, 5 G
Railroad CO, n E Railroad co, Southern Express
co, Agent Floiila steamers. and others. Con-
tended against southwesterly winds the entire
passage.
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New Yorx K;ce ainrke..

From the journal OF Commerce. April 81 The
market is steady, witt the usua. jcbblng trade III
both foreign and domestic. We quote Carolina at
sasre1,c, ard Eacgcun a. 1aTLc.
From The acraG q: The marke: was steady, Win
orlg 4 small demaLl :Or l;aEgoon st Ia7jtG per
DO. with sales CT 100 bags, IL lots, witl!n The nge.
THE recent advance III the southern marEetS lni-
par:ed O ir1ner tc;.e 10 The niaraet Tor Carolina.
and q fair demand prevailed. We note sales oi
100 1;erses Carolina, pa..ly 20 arrive. at from S3a
From The Daily Bulletin. Arril IS: The marker
is cuiet but still general: firm or al grades, anu
no excess Of stock Offering. Sales OF 20 tCs Careil-
ma at SslaQlsc, and 2G0 bags Ranso0n At 7aI4.
From The Journal 0i Commences: Tic business Is
very moderate today, but small supplies give
steadiuess 20 the market. We notice sales OF 2o1
bags Rangoon az 7d1ii4c, currency, ald 20 Il:rces
Carolina a. Saa9Ec.
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Hsyana Market.

HAVANA, April 22.-The sugar market has tecn
more favorable to holders than buy ers, anu tI'e
latter have realized from I: 10 x ri. per arrobc for
ali classes, according 10 our classification. anu
sales have conformed by sales here OF &c, 500 boxes;
ouotatlons firm, and tendency to advance q small
fraction, for whites through at s64aIa per 10
do Sos II and L. at s54ta5is do; cucuruchos do,
Nos ! to 10 at s4'sai% do; centritugals, Nos 10 o
10 at S516a5,s. MuscoTadoes, little do, quiet:
small sales have been made on the co..; ia!r 10
good refining at SiIia4A. Mo!assessugars-sa'ts
Nos s 10 10 al 81 l.lea4 5.l6.
Shipments hence ard from Matanzas during
the week-2l,7 25 bys. and.iss5 lhds. OF waich to
Inc United States 1919 bxs anu 1885 hids,
balance to European ports, leaving stocks Oil
hand equal to, Jot1 ports included, IL, 2O7 bXs
and &c, 593 hhds, against, !or same period OF Tie
year 1870, OF 500, 770 tXs and "9,SlI hhds.
In other produce We have nothing Few 10
state. and very little business.
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iisceip,. by I~tnllroui. April as.
sorru CAroLi.;I IIILR0AD.

3,s bales cotton, 81 bales goods, SO sacks of
flour, 500 bushels bran. 100 sacks oil meal. 10
Railroad Agent, G U Wife, G II Walter & co. Z
LeibenWood, A S Smith, l. D Chapman, Pelzer.
Rodgers & CO, J A QuacEentrsh, WV smith, 4
Malionea, Smith u Chapeau, ShacSe!ford & Kelly,
Murdaugh & Mathews. Frost IL Adger,. G Folin,
W G Courtney Il CO, Johnston, Crews d co, a b
Muligan, Mowry l. Son, Sloan Il Seignious, Hari
{ co, r b Lalane & CO, Geo W Williams s. co, W i
Smith 4 co, ,Macqueen IL Riecke, Wiss & co, JOAN
Campsen & CO, G a Trenholm i Son., Adger d
Ierrs, o Tidelnann / co, Otto F WI, tiers, Watson It
Hili, Walker, Evans Il Cosswe!.
SAVANNAH AND CHARLESTON RAILROAD.
Cotton, live stock, lumber, naval stores, rough
rice. peas, mdse. &c. To J Christopher, W c Bee
i co, Burden & Parker, + d &C KracHe, StetienS,
Werner & Quicker, Klinck, Wtcken6erg & co, I J.
] l. Greenhouse.
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Wilmington Market.

WILMINGTON. April 2s.-sPIRITs TUEPEN.
TISF.-Sales OF "a casks at 4Sc per ga!!on ior
Southern packages.
RoSIN.-Sales0 Of eo5 bb!s. AZ 81 IS for strained,
So for extra No. Q, SO so for low No. /, 81 ior low
pale, S5a5 50 for pale, and seas % lr "lnuo"
CRUDE TUR~PENTISE.-sa!es Of III b5ls: at 81 %
for virgin, IS for yellow dip andS2 Tor nara.
~TAR-@Saies OF III bbls. at 81 60 per Dol.
81 liz. % az 10, 20 at lSl4 and 10 at 1876 Fer
pound.
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vc,, yorr N,yol Stores Market.

From The Journal OF Commerce. Apri! IS: TIC
marke; is IN the ocye s favor. with q further te'
cine in prices. =: ere is q fair amount o! STOCK
10 place other :!ian small ltts. We quote II er
charitable lois Offering a. sc, with saies Of 20 bb!S
a. that price, and 20 bits. III pr!vatc terms.
HCs.ns-liie market IS very .!Uci! unsettled !ol
strained. There Easl little Or uc shipping demand
az The opening. and an important decline was
admitted; INT later considerable inquiry started,
favored by an easier freight market, and some
free sales were made. ;u:nUrel 20 The ext III .!
eQGo bbl-.. STRAINED and NJ. > sc!I.:g at from
2 So, e = 70. Strained closed with s. 81 bid.
Ne quote No ~ 81 t5a2 o.; 40. ] S:ii: pale
81 25a4 so; extra yale SGai -.
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TXCURsICN TO SAVANNA.
FARE FOR ROUND TRIP, 81.
MEALS AND BERTH EX:EA.

The sp:endld Steamships CITY f0INT .s7 f5ss
and DiClATOR will make ENTua. S1:EEIHs44saSa
SONS TO SAVANNAH, as ;cr :ie.G~ ~sc!cnit.e,
giving visitors an opportunity % sleri Z day. or
more # desired, 4; Si"aENdh:
LEAVE CHARLESTON Foa sArA&S:K.
steamer CITY POINT, faIDAY S.IciiT, arr;l
2Sth. 1T 9 O'Clock.
Steamer DICTATOR, TUESDAY, NIGHT, May "a, 81
9o'c!ocR.
Steamer G ~ POINT, WEpSEspAY NIGHT, May
Sd, at 0 O'Clock.
Steamer CITY POINT, FRIDAY NIGEL, May 5th, q.
l2 O'CLOCK.
LEAVE SAVANNAH TOP CHARLESTON.
Stea sner DICTATOR, SATURDAY MORNING, April
a9th. at 8 O'Clock.
Steamer CITY POINT, TUESDAY MORNING, May
2i, at I O'Clock. ~
Steamer CITY POINT, THURSDAY AFTERNOON. nay
4th. at O'Clock. a.
Steamer DICTATOR. SATURDAY MORNING, nay
9Th, at 7 O'Clock.
apras.io Agents.
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FARES GREATLY REDUCED.

Steamers OF the above line leave Fier SER
No. AZ, North River. foot or CanalSAkE
street, New York, Ut Il O'clock noon, OF The i5th
ard S5th Of every month except when THESE
dates fall on Sunday, then the Saturday Preced
ing.
Ali departures connect at Panama WIFE steam.
ers for South Pacific and Central American ports.
Departure OF 10th touches at Kingston. Jamaica.
For Japan and Chine, steamer leave san Fran.
cisco 0rst Of every month, except when II Iails On
sunday; then on the day preceding.
No California steamers touch o. Havana, ou'
go direct from New YORK to AspinWaI.
One hundred pounds baggage Tree 10 each adr't
Iedicine and attendance free.
For Passage Tickets or other Information app:
81 the COMPANY'S TICKET OFFICE, on The
wharf looJ or Canal street, North River, Ne"
York. +. K. BAEY, Agent.
ju!yiG-iyr
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The Charleston Cotton, Rice and Naval

The CnuTleStOu SottO1S INV @hN
Stores Market
OFFICE CHARLESTON NEWS.
SATURDAY EVENING, April 80, isil.l
CorroN.-The market was characterized oy a
fair INQUIRY at generally steady and unchanged
rates. Sales about 500 bales, say 4 at Z, 4 ats .
at 10, "a at Tx. SO at II, % at l2H, . at IL, 80 a.
1az. 12o at 1921, 7 at lSH, 10 at 13A, IS at IA, 16 at
1,%. 6 at l4H, l25 on private terms. We quote:
LIVERPOOL CLASSIFICATION.
Ordinary to good ordinary ......llh9i5A
Low mlddlng. ..'.!oaG-
MlGdling.
Strict midni!ng.
R1cE.-This grain was held firmly. Sales l23
tierces of clean Carolina, say Is tlerces inferior at
7. 80 at SIX, 10 at 3.1e, S at sIc . Ii. We quote
common to fair at 1905, good sA@sHc.
NAVAL STORES The market was quiet and
without transactions OF note.
FRgIeHrs. -To Liverpool, by steam direct
nominal on uplands via New YORK, ha
on uplands Id on sea Islands; BY SAIL
II on uplands, Xd on sea islands. 10
Hayre nominal. Coastwise-to Ne" iorh'
sy steam, kc on upiands and &c On sea
Islands; 81 Is p fierce Oh rice;b , sail, hc q 10 c.
oor.on;-R t.erce on rice; iOc = barrel on ros!n
s7@s a II On lumber; se@1o 2 u on timber. Il
Boston, By sail, &c p Is On upland cotton
TO Providence, BIZ sail IS = N On boards, &c
q ID on cotton; by steam S. p bale on New
York rates. To Philadelphia, by steam, &c = 10
on urlaads; by sail. 81 = Il On boards; 50 on
timber; So a ton on clay, AID saga SO en- phcs'
pha!ea. To Baltimore, by steam, &c p 10 ~
BAL, So 5O@7 p u on boards; $685. ION OIL
phosphate rock. Vessels are IN demand o.
our merchants TO take lumber lreights ircm
Georgetown, S. c., Darien AID Satilla River, Ga
and Jacksonville, Fla, 10 Northern ports, and SIC
6l2 y NJ are the rates on lumber and boards.
MISUNDERSTANDING 60 day ellis 2lis@2114.
DOMESTIC EXCHANGE. The banks purchase
sight cheeks at Il OIL to par, and sell at d pre-
MUM.
~.aoLp-lG9ll.
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NORTHEASTERN RAILROAD CON.
IN PANY,


CHARLESTON, S. c., February II, 1871.
Trains leave Charleston Daily at Il N. aud
P. N.
Arrive at Charleston 1880 a. II. (hondays ex-
cepted) and $3.50 P. Il.
Train does not leave Charleston 6:soP. NJ, Sun.
DAYS.
Train leaving at 10 N. makes through connec-
ton TO New York, via Richmond and Acquia
Creek only, going through il e hours, WITHOUT
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 10y this Train lay over on SUNDAY In Bal
timore. Those leaving on SLTCRDAY remain Sun
A in Wilmington, n. q.
This is tile cheapest, quickest and most pleasant
route 10 Cincinnati. Chicago and other points
West and Northwest, both Trains making close
connexions at Washington with Western trains
OF Baltimore and . hio Railroad.
S.. $. SOL0M0NS,
Engineer and Superintendent.
p. L. CLEAPoR, General Ticket Agent.
Iebl1-l2nloS
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co,u,a..as COTTON Market.

COLUMBUS 'nIl c9-F,iday The d.mand was
principally f. ter grades, which are scarce;
sales III tails Il. lie ic!ioTing ilGnre;: lnfeiior q
mI0,iilrr I'll, miId.as SASS, good m!dhlllg
133S. SSsIes Of HE week -S45 uu!es-235 oil Euro.
peau orders, 0 Northern account $50 !og go SG y, si1l
file Wpr.,s receipts S55 bales, against Gal the
previous ore, ami SO the corresponding week lat
season. Shipments AS bales.
wEEELT STATEMENT.
Stock on hand September ], 1870. l'''G
Receiyed prsViousIy II, ocs-71, s6s
IL, 1895
Shipped pas. as
Shipped previously ......."....... G~6,oI2-6I,eso
SIuCk Aptll 20, o,cfo
On the week he STOCK has decreased GO balss.
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MEMORANDA.
The British bark Vince, Robson, entere" on
ward az Liverpool for this port April Il.
Tie schr J Means, Eaton, for Georgetown, > U.
cleared at Boston. April %.
The schr a ] Fabens, Bragg, now at Providence,
has been chartered TO load lumber Mt charleston
for The first named port.
The schr Palma, Rankin, for Georgetown, S c,
cleared at Savannah April IS.
The schr Ridgewooa, perrickssn, from George
town, S C. arrived at New York April 81.
The schr Conservative, Sterling, from Boston
for Charleston, arrived ut vineyard haven .otl
April.
The schr Nellie Treat, Irwin, frcm Georgetown,
S C, arrived at Eoston April 20.
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B~ARcELoNA-Per Spanish barkenIlne Jovep
Haria-4S6 pales upland cot:on......P Spanish
brig Ermeslnda-sio bales upland Cotton o@.,s n.rs
NEW YoRK-Per steamship Cnarles0nTio n n,ss
Yarn &c DO bhls rosln, las tierces rice, 10 bundles
paper, Isl packages sundries. !is empty Dds, 10
ppseeSapes vegetables, &c, ara $4,000 feet Of lum-
Der. ro,, 40, ,,oroa,
rice 4 bales urlar d cotton, 81 bales domestics, 81
hbIs dried fruit, $50 bbls rosin, 20 casks clay, !
hhds and 8 bales hides. s rolls leather, IS oos
new potatoes, $4,000 feet lumber, and sundries.
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New York Hay Market.

From the Daily Bulletin, April IS Receipts 1850
bales. The demand for shipping Is light, ana pa.
siness. has been restricted to-day by the camp
weather. Prices for the best are steady az 81 10,
but holders are very willing sellers at TINS price
and generally 9 little time will be given Il reqular
ed. Retail Is selling fairly. especially tne oS..ea
grades, which are not plenty. Straw Is In 8 little
better supply, but not sufficient TO meet the de-
mapd, and former prices are steady.
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TIE Splendid New Iron side Wheel steamship
GEORGIA. Crowell, Commander, Vii! SaiI iel New
YORK on TUESDAY, May I'd, IL. half PAST five
O'Clock p Nj, from Pier No. .. Cniun MGtrres;
Tie fine new Iron Steamship SOUTH Chho-
LIMA will follow on TUESDAY, 9Th May.
Through Bills OF i.ading given on Eolton 10
L,yerpsol. Boston. Providence and The Srw Eng
land manufacturing Towns, al the lowest mar
hct rates.
Insurance by Steamers o! This Line !: PER cert.
For Freight Engagements o: fassaEe, iayih:
:cry fine Siate.Ic0Ti ascu.GMciia,i"ns. apply H.
WAGNER. uUGER j. CO.. No. 10 H:c.:ti street. e
20 VIVA. C~oURTESAY. &c. / rn:cr v i!":Tt:.
anrIn-i
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POET CALENDAR
Xoo.;-s .'I.Asgs.

:,.a Moo. An. S Gears, 40 minutes. evening.
Las: garter. llth, Q nCi!ls. 6 nlinuIe>. morning.
Nt1 AOpn. 18Th . horT. 25 minutes, moriliL.
r!:si vuirte-, 9Th. I hours. i2 :.!inatcs. morning
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.ieml,,e Mlacblnes.

VIZ, 2aM.tY 7ATaarTE LGGE-sTiTGH
I!Cl!iEE.
are IL. uca. - nee.
itor :;a:: III me Lraaa r.aa. wlti mun.G:ys pa!
..ec:., !. rlss raTi.ls. OF !or cash. AL E::a;:sI =.
.~.;c;,a.t :::.;r..!i!rI:s. .;fed.es, cc::c:, i"uiis
a.ack All .u:ureri.i SIX, o., S.e.n, NC, "a.
:;c;.::!..;. az lsla!!. Circulars AID sihGr!eaH
-:G.E SSL; o. .i.,':;%.t:":.
o.. z. EhSSLTUN,
Giena!.. ;:ea!or n first Class Sewing Ma
Chimes hun :iatcr,a. Nc. GU7 King street..
aucIT charleston. :. &.
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Coal. To Gas Company. Vessel TO h FBa-

days. Coal. To Gas Company. Vessel to FBa-
Eer 4 co.
sonYfle, Fernandina and Savannah. . oags sea
Island cotton. 10. packages mdse. &c. 10 Rayspgi
i cd. VIZ Bird i co, d " Williams d co, Own,
Pringle j. Son, G W Witte. Pinckney Bros, baraen
i Parker, ] F Taylor I co, LIZ CO.. ,,,,oo
via Gardeners Blun. 40 bbls. rosln, s DDS spirlts
turpentine, 200 bushels rice, $4,000 shingles, anG
mdse. To Shackelford i Kelly, Barden.S Parker:
S D S:oney, j anu LII feiAsi-
ARRIVED YESTERDAY.
sehr W Il Steele, Buck, Hayana-5 daJs. Mo-
iasses, fruit, tobacco, &C. To n ] Quiutero.
CLEARED SATURDA'
steamship Charleston, Berry, Ne" ior6-James
Steamship Falcon, Haynie. baltimore p c
Spanish barRentlne Joven Maria, Font, BaroeiO'
Spanish brig Ermesirda, Torres, Barcelons--W
SAILED SATURDAY..
Steamship Charleston, Berry. New losk.
SAILED YESTERDAY.
spanish brig Ermesinda, Torres, Barcelona.
Scbr d n Hawkins, Wyatt, New York:
; Schr A II Cain, Simpson, q Norshern fofe.
FROM THIS PORT.
Steamship South Carolina, Beckett New YORK.
Steamship Fail River, Hlpckley, at Philadelphia
British ship Edith, Hilton, Amsterdam, April is.
German bark hamburg, kuhiGen. queenstown,
April ID, and sailed 18th for Bremen.
Schr " II Steele. Buck, Havana, April 1e.
ScGr n 4 Somers, Sganers, Phlauelph!a, -ota
Schr ] B Marshall, Seavy, Philadelphia, April2 q.
Schr Sea Queen, Rcsebroos, wilmington, y y,
April 90.
Schr Myrover, BroWr, New York, april =:
Steamer Argo, Mason, New York, Apr!l 20.
VI FOE THIS TORT.
Schr ida Richardson, Bedell, at New YORK, 2fth
April.
CLEARED FOR THIS PORT.
Steamship Fail River, Htnckley. At Piiiiade!'
phia, April u. ,.,o,.n,,o o,,n
schr Lny. Hughes, at New York, april q.
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Interior Cotton Markets.

mana, anu iOEheT PRICES dlC stSoas'
Interior Cotton Markets.
COLUMBIA, April 2s.-Middlings 1sc; sales 81
bales.
Union. April 27.-l6 bales sold during the week.
Market opened on Monday at ll5Gc, closed To-Day
at 114c.
MONTGOMERY, April 2s.-cotson unchanged;
low middlings lSc.
SELMA, April 2s.-There were SAFES yesse1Gay
n he amount OF 100 bales. Middl1ng l3Eial4c,
low middlings Is, strict good ordinary l2tIc. De-
mand fair, 6fertngsliglt.
montgomery Cotton Statement.
MONTGOMERY, April 2s.- -.
Stock on hand September /, 1SIo...."-.:...l,5Io
Received past 62o ~.
Received previously
s0'-4I
Shipped past Ss0 m ms
Shipped previously .es,ooo-s9'ooo
stock on hand April q, ls7i..."."".......e,lo4
Augusta Cotton Statement.
AUGUSTA, April 30
COTTON REVIEW. ,e,o
Receipts from September !, 1859, 10 AprH Z, nor
2e,
r,,., 77,e24
COTTON STATEMENT.
Stock on a n Septem DER /, 1sIo..........l,45
Receipts since TO
la1 eos
Exports and home consump;ion....l72,S2l
STOCK on hand to day %tEr!day, 2sl... 1892
To:al.........
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IaSG NIRnC Traln VIII leave Line streeC at s.SU
P.M. and returning leave Schutzenplatz al TO
P. ii.
Tickets must be purchased before getting on
the train. They can be had at G. LITSCHGPs,
East Bay; F. Won SANTEN, King street; MEL
CHERS Il MULLER, King street; G. b. LIND.
PEPPERS, corner King and Spring streets, and
at the RAILROAD.
A. L. TYLER, v.ce.President.
6. B. PICKENs. G. 7. A. apr29-6
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EXCURs1oN TO SAVANNAH.
M4l4@R@aak
AND CHARIEsroN RAILROAD

SAVANNAH AND CHARLESTON RAILROAD,
CHARLESTON, s. o. April Is, 1871.
For the week commencing SUNDAY, April 80,
and ending SATURDAY, May 8, 1871. Excursion
Tickets Will be sold TO. aud from Savannah a.
ONE DOLLAR FACE WAY.
No extra expense nor charges for berths, sc.
Tickets good until May 8, 1871.
Trains leave Charleston daily at....... $50 a. NJ.
Trains leave Savannah daily at........l1.l5 AN.
Trains arrive at Savannah daily at....3 PIN.
Trains arrive at Charleston daily at.... $50 P. n.
For Extra Trains, to accommodate large par
ties at other hours, apply to Agent.
(Signed) Q. S. GADSDEN,
Engineer and Superintendent.
S. @. B0YLSTON, General Ticket Agent.
apr26-l0
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ANOTHER VOICE FROM GEORGIA.

ANOTHER VOICE FROM GEORGIA.
FORT VALLEY, GA, september 10, 1863.
Atessrs. GOODRICH. WlNEMAN * Co., Charleston:
Geuiicmen-l take great pleasure In informin.
sou That my Wife has experienced great 0eEef
irom The use Of the OLD CAROLINA BITTEKS
Ii Is certainly a good medicine, and l wouldt e.
nlcasel If you would send NE another dozen in
medlately. Respectfully. Nc
tSigie1l JNo. Il. HOUSER.
Sold by n: druggists ih Charleston. The tras'
supplied by
Principal Depot, No. Hayne street.
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COMMERCIAL NEWS.
Imports.
Exports.

H1yANA-Persc hr " & Steele-1oo sbls molas'
ses and general cargo. TO N ] { uintero.
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EXcURsIoN TO ST. AUGUSTINE AM
THE ST. JOHNS RIVER, FLORIDA.

The splendid and fast Steamer = ,;IfE~TSA
DICTATOR, CAPTAIN I'M CoXclter. $500
will leave Charleston. TUESDAY, May lGtn, at malt
past S P. NJ, on an Excursion TO Florida, arriving
as Savannah carly On WEDNESDAY. aud remain
Ing there until afternoon, a~trord!ng ample m 10
Visit Buenavcniura and other points OF interest.
Leaving at 3 O'Clock P. NJ, will arrive at ST. Au-
justine THURSDAY MORNING, where q most agree.
able day may be spent inspecting. the ancient
Spanish Fortress, the Cathedral, and o.hcr relics
OF the first settlement on the Continent, IN sailing
on the Bay pr visiting The orange Groves VI the
nelghborlood. Leaving ST. Augustine. on FRIDAY
MORNING, The Dictator Will pass up the st. johns
TO Palatka, by daylight, stopping ut all points or
interest, thus aiordlng o rare opportunity OF see.
ing, TO the best advantage, The most beautiful OF
Southern Rivers.
Returning viii leave Jacksonville SATURDAY,
Fernandinn the same afternoon, arriving at Sa-
vannah SUNDAY MORNING, and Charleston sun
DAT EVENING.
Fare for round trip, S1s.
No extra charge for Meals or Staterooms.
may1-14 RAVESEL IL CO.. Agents.