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NEW ORLEANS RICE DEPOT.
4. MACREAC,
FINE WATCHES AND JEWELRY.
=. SlLvERSTEIE.

1y0......:......P0ydfl sfTFef:. I95
Corner of Carroll street.
DEALER ~
GOLD AND SILVER WATCHES. FINE jEVElRY
CLOCKS SILvERWARE. SPECTACLES.
EYE GLASSES. ETC
Would respectfully inform his old friends and Gus
toners that he has reopened at the above named
location. His stock being entirely new. as goods
consequently. are al Of the latest styles, and are
warranted to be equal to anything il. the market.
Having bought for cash. he sci: lower than
almost any othe puse III the city. and being in
favor Of quick Feeurns and small profits. he viii
guarantee bargains to al; customers. Come aod SEE
his goods.
Watches and Jewery repaired in tae very best
manner and at the shortest notice. Ocls 6m it2p
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NEW ORLEANS.

~ S.s Orleans. "a Ill: sat. -. :.,I..,I:i \.
s".. y: tus..i...- Oh the. twe;.''-.'.:'".
y" E.c.nl.t. SO.
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FURNITURE. UPHOLSTERY,
DECORATION AND WALL PAPER.
r. MALLARD,
~ H;t.ny;Itn

TO.Etf E~J.'
MH.p. MALlADD. having just arrived from IN.
ropc and the North. where he selected nne s11cA
or GOOD, in his line also Il large assortment OF al
Paers OF the newest patterns which he VIII sen AZ
the lowest figures. He keeps always on hsna
Par,ors Bedrooms. Dining rooms, Library keep
iOurooms ard Halls all the best finished work al
very reduced prices: also large assot me m, Q.
Ornaments, Bronze and Biscuit hSurcs; me Chlh I
Din1nr Tea and Washstand services, ninety deco
rated, Also French and Venetian Mirrors Curtain
materials. Shades and Cornces, Rugs, MattIngS.
etc. on
D,cora::ons made and orders filed at the shortes'
notice. All iObbinss, upholstery and fnrnitufe
maG. ~ low Dric, for best work. dtI0 IinEli,9t q
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SrAyDARD FIRE AND WATER
PROOF ROOFING. "a
SOUTHERN PLASTIC SLATE ROOFING COMPANY.
Omce-ND. 1874 Peters street, Formerly
New Ievce. above Julia.
NEW ORLEANS.
WATER

r,;s Roeaag "a adapted to every style OF House
De, .s ,ar: n, Steamboat KoOt., Verandas, Awa.
inss, etc. ,,,
Costa less than that of any Other standard rooi'
;o Plastic Slate il likewise a most excellent cor
r,c fnr metal roofs of all kinds; it preserves tha
metal dispenses with painting and chec KS 'he cou
traction and expansion. Plastic slate ard if1sas
and American Felt for sale in quantities. I" SiiI~
E,- f,,i; particulars send for circular sel5t tn
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MRS. GOODALE,

MRS. GOODALE,
2.l Canal Street. :e2l
AT THE STORE OF MRS A. ~ PARRISH.
Assisted by Mrs. Lincoln.
Has on hand. and Constantly arriving from the
well known factory of A. Goodaie, New York ready
made Ladies' Uudercothing Walking aud Shawl
materials Of the latest patterns; Infants Clothing
Morning Wrappers, etc. Wedding outfits made al
short notice and in the latest fashion.
deI6 I'm IN
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|EW ORLEANS SAVIN t ;

NEW 0KLEANS SAW ,
1\STITU TON.
,S1 Canal street. ........'..iS|
INCORPORATED MARCH Is. 1855.
Officers:
T. = Genc,es P.esiient e.,
Ti,oinas A. Adams. firs: 'Ict. .,res,oeni.
TTioma. Allen Clarke. Second " zee ire oeh"
I7.rirs ] Leeds, Third wee Pr.sMtu'.
Sam JONES' Jr.. Treasurer.
Trustees:
~. " A' 80 % Thomas A. Adams
Thomas Alien Clarke. Cnit.its .. LOCUS
Christian Schneider. Carr mona,
Slammed Jameson. oero Ip5m
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ZAELE l. DALTON,

g. . Camp street. %:
MANUFACTURERS OF TIN AND JAPANSsO I
WARE.
s+cvaa . Crate, House FURNISHING Goods ETC.
A5RNrs YoR
The Time. Cooking Stoves, brannaA' joan"
l. Co.'S European Ranges ana bonets'
Asbestos Roofing; Aroor.
Bird and Animal Cages
We ar. nov manufacturing al KINDS % 90 %
This Toilet Ware Water Coolers etc., "0IcA y"
are selling at loves. market prices.
FABLE & DALTON.
e1.4o No. 81 Camp street,
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w. r. Diri.s, No. 3: Annunciauon STREET,
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Boston Market.

BOSTON, April 5.-CoFFEE.-The market for
coffee remains The same as noticed for some
weeks. The sales are ouly In ioottng lots, and
prices remain quite steady and firm. The trans.
actions include common aud prime Java at lsSa
23c, gold, and Rio at ll5Ia15!sc per lib, gold. ST.
Domingo 10 quiet, and prices are nomlnaily lOc
per 10. gold. in bond.
~CoTTON.-Tfe cotton market remains IN The
same unsatisfactory state noticed for some weeks.
Manufacturers are very well supplied, and pur.
chase only In small lots, but holders do not urge
sales sufficient To lead 10 any decline. although
anxious to sell al current rates. Oar stock Is al
most exclusively Ordinary graIes, and all grades
binary at 1OHall1sc; good cr.inary 12al3c; low
,midaiing 14&a14Hc, aud middiing l54al5Hc per
ID, including up!anos and Gulf. The market
closes quiet but steady at these lgnrts.
Worcestershire demand for co.tolS has i'm
proyed. and nearly all kinds OF goods have been
selling more freely. In prints very little change
70 notice. WoolieaS are he'd fsm, but have been
outlet The cost OF production IS now scarcely re-
allied by manufacturers. and. with moderate
stocks, better prices are expected.
GUENY BAGs.-Tie market for hags Is quiet and
the sales limited. Prices range from l51sal6c, cur
GGSNY% CLorH.--Tiiis article is held quite firm,
but yery little has been done. Calcutta cl0tn
ranges from l8Ka19Hc. anu domesticfron 2oa2lc
per yard, currency, for present and !uture ueh'-
cry.
NAVAL SToREs.-In spirits turpentine there have
been further sales at 56a57c per gallon. TAR
In rOsin nothing OF any consequence has been
done Sales OF pale AZ Sc 25a6 so per etl. In pitch
sales ut $685. per Dbl.
RICE Market 1lrm with sales Of go casks Caro-
Ina at 8xa9xc, 100 bags Patna a. SaSHc, and 800
bags Rangoon at THa7Ac per 10.
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Per steamship Champion, for New York
Mrs Richarus, w Gray. NJ Hett, j Armstrong, A
Barkers, WIN Belotte, E Il Pughe, B h Beqpest
r Ss+maitAh J Bell, j Stevenson, Mrs = Seer, ) Hen,
nessee, ] Brown, N league, Miss G W Mitchell, a
Avery and soh.T GFifiim M SHyeyf Il c West,
Toelidge, q EsRihEIerhor, HNiYhekf, wife and
child, arsMCDrlhl Miss LSYlst 4BsI Bennett
Al Lee, MisB!K NanfS, 0fpdwd,G Hhdee, A L
Stevens, NJ Bryan, MS VahdycE ahd three chill.
dren, Miss S NJ Clay, W R Cloutman, W Little, +
Hamme,rich, Mrs " G Brewster, Miss D Wheeler,
Mrs j II Rogers, Mrs p Tuttle, Miss A Camp. MISS
K Ra,aey, MISS n Mitchell H WEIGH, j McCarey. L
d Cutler, Miss warner, Mrs g o Warner and three
children, W Brandt and wife, P Norton, q Price,
Brady, a Elkin, o F Grasley. E A Ellis, ] Par.
ker, wife and child, ] Se!ley, and Is deck.
Per steamship South Carolina, from New YORK
-sNd6 Ref@ns, MIL p Entna{a- Twp 4sSesF'ul.
nSm, Mss Perkins. Mrs Mt Ritter, Ms Sterets.y
y Riply, J S CASTILLO, ] Smith, II Z Hawkins, I
Musgraye, NJ Goodwin, W A Hoyt, A K Thompson
and wife, Col Woodward, S Carter.
Per steamer Dictater; from Palatka via JacH'
sonyille. Fernandina and Savannah-mr Le&on,
wife, child aud two servants, Mrs 9 w Mitchell, j
F Bentell, o F Gasly, wife and child. Mrs G Price,
M 6esRier, MSS G Moor Aiss AcIAp3srA ~,
al, ) ERsSpay, wieyacS Sal kHt4sssuaa%.B
GTiain. a Avery and SOD, MIS- VandycS and Two
children, Miss E u Warner. Miss Z A Warner, MIS-
c o Warner and two children. Mrs NJ Cass. ID q
Beck, Miss Satlisthwat, d JACKS, Mrs Z Il Bell
and 3 deck.
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sonr Siam, Acssrsy, Wilmington, O. a Ems:

!. scnr Siam. Ackerly, Wilmington, O. Ems:
!; soSr Elias Moore. DeGrrot. New HaVen-H F
schr Maiiaska, Bunker, Pall River-H F Baker
SAILED SATURDAY.
Steamship Champion, Lockwood, New YORK.
SAILED YESTERDAY.
schr L O C Wisnart, Mason, a Northern Port.
FROM THIS PORE.
Br ship Muscongus, Cove, Liverpool. April O.:
Rr saip Kate Troop, Crocker, Liverpool, April 5.
Br bark Sailor Prince, McManus, Liverpool Sta
snan bark Eulalia, Arana, Liverpool, April 5.
Schr A G Willard, Guthrie, Georgetown, B Z, ~
sc schr Mary Ella, Thomas, Georgetown, c. Sd
April.
UP FOR THIS PORT.
sohr Nancy " Smith, Tooker, at New YORK, 9th
April. n,,,ao,,n: -.h
April. m,
Steamship Virginia, Hunter, at Philaaelpnia'
shin western Star, Croweil, at Boston; April .:
Schr Cyrus Fossett, Harding, at New YORK. oSn
April. 49,. IVAN or,o.ns 5,h
April.
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l:.ceipt. by na1lroaa. april 8.

4ea bales cotton, 81 bales goods. 8 cars stock.
To Railroad Agent, G Il Water 70 co, P"'zer, hoH,
,,srs q GO. A MuliIgan, W B Williams & Son, w
3 Bee 4 co, G w WillIams & co, tross d Adger, L
D DeSaussure, WILCOX, Gibbs eco, VIM Roach %
co. WIN NJ Bird & CO, W Q Courtney & CO, sloan Il
OareW. Trenholm & Son, WBS:nitn i CO, Watson
& Hill, Claghorn, Herring X &C.
SAVANNAH AND cHARLRsToS RAILROAD.
s bales cotton, 1872 sacks cc.ree, rough rice, mdse,
&c. To D Aiken, J {. Ihompson, Pringie y Son,
j. Mathews, g Williams y GO, Plnek-
ney Bros, a Nlemann. u H Nathan, W S Hardee
i Son.
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From the Daily Bulletin, April q; In general
way the .oarIet ID dull, but a Iair joboing move
ment prevails and prices are hrmer, especlaiy
In domestic. Of which tile small supply IS unaer
EASY control. Sales OF 40 ties Carolina at 84aSIc,
yery choice SEC, and 300 bags Raugoon at 7a7Hc,
currency duty paid, and s2sc gold, In bond, TOT q
fair lot. .u,.. :,
From the Journal Of Commerce: The marker Is
steady. but not active. The demand Is Tor rather
ANAL lots. but the supply Is too light to admit OF
any weakness 10 prices. We notice sales Oh 900
bags Rangoon, duty paid, at 1Ha7Hc, currency
and 80 ties Carolina at SaSHc, currency.
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New York Rice Market.

/; From the Daily Buileiin. April s.. Domestic
not very active, but hol :ers have li!Egs pretty
veil nnder control, and .for the best los obtained
ratner higher figures to-day. Sales OF so Heroes
Carolina at sXaSIc.r Foreign fairly aollye yen
trade account and hrm at oFIHe nsures, though
with enough st; OK Offering for the outlet. SALES
of 200 bags Rangoon at 1Ea7Ac.
From the Journal OF Commences There is rather
more inquiry tor domestic, and for ptime qualities
a shade better prices are. current: other grades
are unchanged; 20 tics sold at SssaSac Tor prime.
For foreign there Is the usuai cab a. former
values. 400 bags, duty paid, sold NJ 71Sa73sc cur
renew,
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FARES GREATLY REDUCED.

Steamers OF The above lineleave Pier 6fM
40. AZ. North River. foot Of CanalS6lG
street. New York, at IL O'Clock noon, or the 18TH
and 3oth OF every month except when THESE
dates fall on Sunday, then the Saturday preced
ing.
ers for South Pacific and Central American ports.
Departure Of 18th touches at Kingston. Jamaica.
For Japan and China, steamers leave san Fran
cisco trst OF every month, except when IL lalls on
Sunday; then on the day preceding.
No California steamers touch ~ Havana, nui
so direct FROM New York to A%splEwall.
One hundred pounds baggagclree 10 each adult
Medicine and attendance free.
For Passage Tickets or other Information appl!
al the COMPANIES TICKET OFFICE, on The
wharf foot OF Canal street, North River, New
York. F. x. BABY, agent.
julyl6-1yr
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NEW York Naval Stores Market.

From the Journal Of Commerce, April 4: Fur.
yery much reduced prices are advanced, and hold
ers are less anxious to realize. Merchandise lots
closed with SIC bid. Sales embrace $50 oois az Ola
5lHc, $50 bbls at SIC, and 50 ools IN shipplng OF,
der at 6oHc. Rosins-The demand is fair, but tne
firm views OF holders checks trade so some eXtent.
A cargo No 2, 1000 bbls, sold at about IS. ne E
uuote strained at So IS, No at So 8aa3 AZ, NO.
S. 5Oa4 %, pale and extra pale 81 ,5s Ii o.. lar -
sthange to-day adjourned over Good Friday.
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MEMORANDA.

GEoReErowN. April 5.-Arrived on s1st March.
Treat, irwin, to load ror. Bostop; Cd, schr J W Hin
ton, simmons, from Elizabeth City, No; ga, scnrs
a E willard, CULVER, and Mary Ella, Thomas,
from New York. Cleared Let, schr Baltic, Parker.
Boston; schr d A Bowan, Alexander Martinique;
schr Fanny Elder, Smith, Porto Rico; schr Del
mar. Ireland, Elizabeth City; 9th, schrJ W hin
ton, Simmons, Elizabeth city.
The Br ship Damio, Allen, from New YORK for
Bun River; SC, was spoken on 1Bt April, SCUM Oh
Hatteras. :
The schr David Miller, which cleared at New Or
leam April 9Th, for this port, has on board q cargo
Of 41N sacks corn.
The schr Herald. Hanson. for Beaufort, SO,
cleared at New York April s.
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Wilminaton Market.

WILMINGTON, April s.-SP1RITs TURPBNT1NE-
Sales Of 70 casks at 40, 20 at 4eN, and "a at 30 cents
her gallon for Southern packages.
R6sIN-Sales Of 291 bbls at So Is for NO. I ana
1877 bpls new crop pale at S. so, Sc, So 70 70 ous
81. ..:
CRUDE TURPENTINE.-Sales Of 80 bbls at $51or
virgin, So IS for soft and Sc 10 for hard;
TAR.-Sales OF 1872 hbls at 81 30 per Dbl.
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New York Hay Market.

day 100 bales. There is o good supply OF ship
on the market, and with only Q fair de.
mand; 81 Is is the outside asking price Tor OF,
binary. grades. The sales altogether Ioot up
Compressed on time. The supply OF medium
grades or retail Is better, but the best 10 IN oe,
mand ana not plenty. There Is q gooa e@aaa
for long rye straw, and prices RUE VeFy nfm'
Othsr Kinds are quiet, as formerly quoted.
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Interior Cotton Markets.

COLUMBIA. April I.-Sales Of cotton 25 bales;
middlings l3c.
ORANGEBURG, April 7.-Sales during the week
so bales. We quote ordinary loo, loT middhng
,llHc, middling 12K.
UNION, April Gone hundred and eight bales
sold during the week. Market opened on Monday
at l2c, and closed dull to-day at 12c.
CHARLoTEE, April 7.-Sales to-day z pales
middling at l2%c. Market dull.
ATLANTA, April Slight offerings, ana NIUE
change In prices. Market quiet; mldd.ngs iSIsE,
low mfddlings 12kc; good ordinary llAci ofui-
nary 1870; inferior 7asc.
MONTGOMERY April e.-our cotton market IS
cnier today at lSc for low middllngs.
COLUMBUS, April 7.-our market dull at quota
tions, except for higher grades; sales IA oales.
Ordinary loo: good ordinary 1lGal2c; low MID
dlings i2kai2Kc; middHng 13c; good Ordinary
lsEai3kc. sales OF the week 1867 bales; weeks
receipts $40 bales, against 500 bales the previous
one, and 643 bales the corresponding week last
season; shipments 9se bales.
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NEW HAyIN-Per schr ELIAS Moofe-lao'ol' iees
timber, $3.50 boards.
The Charleston Cotton. Rice and Naval
Stores Market. ~
OFFICE CHARLESTON NRws. >
SATURDAY EVENING, April s, ls11.i
CorroN.-The market showed . fair demand
With considerable business In some transactions
In m,ddl1ng qualities, the other kinds remaining
at steady figures. Sales about 800 bales, say -
at 10, ] at 1oh, 8 at IL, sat nh, 81 atllH' 80 81
-, 81 at 1871, Sat 12h, II ut 12h, 6 at l2H, II a.
10, % at 1sx1, 20 at lSk, 10 at 1SK, Is at 1s%, y
at 132, 10 at 1917, s2l at II, II at u we auoee'
LIVERPOOL CLASSIFICATION.
Ordinary to good ordinary. .....llhgl2A
Low mtddling.
Strict middling. .14A@- .
R1cE.-There was q good demand for this grain,
at somewhat frmer rates. Sales about 300 tlerces
OF clean Carolina; say 1871 tierces at IL, SO at
TX, Z at 8, 20 at SIX, IS at SIC . ID. we quote
common to fair at 75s@7%; good s@a%c.
NAVAL S~ToREs.-Sales as follows: IL Dds A
rosin at So, 80 bbls extra pale at SIS so, 10 Dds
pale do at SIS, Q bbls pale at $3.50, 10 bbls pale at
"a. 0 bbls dun and opaque at So 50, 2 ools duh and
opaque at So 75@s.
FRs1sHrs. TO Liverpool, by steam direct,
nominal on uplands j; viz New York, xd
on uplands Id on sea Islands; by sail'
7.l6d on uplanda, IA on sea islands. 10
Hayre nominal. Coastwise-so SeS YorE,
BY steam, 10 on uplands and nc on ses
Islands; 81 rs p fierce on rice; by sail, nc q 10 o.
ootson;-R fierce onrice; loc y barrel on ros'n;
s7@s 2 II on lumber; ss@lo p on timber. II
Boston, By saH.sxc Ar on eqitops
To Providence. ~ san d p q % -hesrda. rs
p h on cotton; by steam 81 p bale on New.
York rates. To Philadelphia, by steam, &c p ID
ON uplands; by sail, 81 = NJ on boards; 50 on
timber; S. p ton on clay, aad $3@s so onphos'
pilates. To Baltimore, by steam, &c 2 b by
sail, So SCOT 2 N on boards; ss93 % p ton Oh
phosphate rock. vessels are in demand oy
our merchants to take lumber freights from
Georgetown, 8. G., Darien and Satllla River, Ga
and Jacksonville, Fla, to Northern ports, and $40
OLE y Is are the rates oniunoer, and boards.
ExoHlNas.-steril sso3dayba e 2o@aH.
DOMESTIC EXCHANGE. The sanks purchase
sight checks at Il OF to par, and sell at x pre-.
MUM:
GOID-l0A11,v -. -L.sT 49,
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NEWS.
Exports.

L1vxRpooL-Per BIZ bark Moselle,lo6s oaieS n up.
land cotton; 1sl sacks cotton seed, Do tons'pnoS'
mates, 600 tons ground phosphates. -, ,,,eo
NKW YoRK-Per steamship Champlon-oZo oaie es
upland cotton, ia t!erces rice, % BALES .Syn Sdrii 90
Ssas hoxes green meas. so, goo feet lumber. 49,.
FALL RIYKR--Per schr Mah~aska-ie''oV0 ie''
plank. j. uooreL1so 517 feet
timber, q, $50 boards.
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fertilizers.
and FACTORS.
FISH AMMoNIATED PHOSPHATE.
MIDDLETON's

This excellent brand Of Fertilizer comes before
the public well recommended. having been pre-
pared with great care, and with the best mate
rials. Its adaptabillty TO the crops OF this section
is unsurpassed; one evidence Of which is the
Official testimony OF Professor SHEPARD, which
We annex, as follows:
STATE INSPECTORoF FERTILIZERS.
CHARLESTON, s. O., March 81, 1871.
Messrs. ]. A. ENsLow Il Co.. Agents OF Middleton's
Fish Ammoniated Phosphate:
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES please find the analysis
OF the sample OF Mlddlet0n's Fish Ammonlated
Phosphate, selected by my assistant from the car
60 Just arrived. -
The; large amount Of organic. matter, rich IN
Ammonia, and the highly soluble condition OF the
phosphorlc acid, are sufficient recommendations
for this article. ! feel. sure; that the planter VIII
be benefited by Its j%udicious application TO Cot
ton and other crops. .
Respectfully, ycur ohedient servant,
tSigned0 CHAS. o. SHEPARD. JR., N. D.,
Inspector Of Fertilizers for Sou-h Uarollna.
UNIFORMITY OF QUALITY GUARANTEED.
P~n1CEs-s5o cash, or for approved acceptance,
payable lst November next, $50.
Address IA. ENSLOW & CO., Agents,
No. 141 East Bay, Charleston, s. @. :
apr5-wfm
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- Chipping.
O R We W Y 0 r Z .
ON THURSDAY, APRIL 18th, AT FOUR
O'CLOCK P. II.
NEW IRON STEAM LINE-EsTABL IsHED 1870.
sTATE-KooMs ALL On DECK.
sTATE.Kooms ALL on DECK.

The Splendid New Iron Side Wheel Steamship
SOUTH CAROLINA, Beckett. Commander. VIII
san for New York on THURSDAY, april l1, at 4
O'Clock P. NJ, from Pier No. 2. Union WharVes.
The fine new Iron Steamship GEORGIA Will
follow on WEDNESDAY, April 10.
Through Bils OF Lading given on Cotton to
Liverpool, Boston. Providence and the New Eng
land Manufacturing Towns, ut the lowest mar
ket rates.
Insurance by Steamers or this Line u per cent.
For FreIght Engagements or Passage, having
very nne state-room accommodations, apply TO
WAGNER, HUGER i CO., No. % Broad street, or
to VIM. a.. CoURTENAY, No. Union Wharves.
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mUCn BETTER FOR COTTON THAN PERUVIAN
GuANO.
EDENToN. ~. G., August 90, 1870.

EDEEToN. N. G., August 20, l87O.
Mr.. a.. Fl. BOND:
Nessrs. uuglulc & Glryln, Of Baltimore, and pur'
chased OF You, MAS used under O portion OF M
Cotton, alongside Of Peruvian Guano. and Tie
Cotton Is much better squared, and Will produce
more than thai under winch nscu the 9uaho,
W" ". ". HoSKINS.
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Schr Ann S Deas, Garbattl. West Point Mill. 2l5
rice. To Cohen, Hanckel y co, l. Sheppard,
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DOR san A N A Fl
ELEGANT STATE ROOM ACCOMMODATIONS.

The Splendid Steamer DICTATOR, .1-A
CANAAN T.. NJ. Coxetier, will leave ssa.aiiiGl
Southern Wharf on TUESDAY EVENING, AprN II,
1871. at $50 O'Clock. for the above place.
The Splendid Steamer CITY POINT, Captain
n. b. Vincent. will leave Southern Wharf TOT the
above Mace, on FRIDAY EVENING, April IA, 1871,
Ut $40 O'Clock. RAVENGL Il CO.. Agents.
lnrS
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POET CALENDAR.

MOONS PlXsRs. + ..
Fun Noon. 5Ih, 9 hours, 8 minutes. morplne.
Last Quarter. 18th, 0 hculs, 81 minutes. morning.
New Moon, 10Th. ] hour, IS minutes, evening.
FIRST quarter, nth. 6 hours, Is minutes, evening.
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TESTIMONIALS,

FULLY EQUAL TO PERUVIAN FOR COTTON.
STATgsy1LLE, N. c.. August II, 1870.
messrs. DUopAI.g i GIRVIN, Baltimore, Nd:
Geniemen-0ur Mr.. Z. a. Carlton tried unoei
phosnhntci alongside OF No. l Peruvian Guano.
aud thinks your Phosphate fully, equal 10 The
Guano, and believes tllat II lie had used TIE SAINT
money milte Of each, the "Magnum Bonum,
would not only have eGnaHe6 the PERUVIAN, ou'
'a' Su'p"'se' CARLTON BROS. & co.
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5emine marblnes.

swEE1a FAMILY AFAyoRlTE %se0E.sTJTca
.s\ iHE MACHINE. ~
are the besti IN use. . q. ..r.a.
For sale On. the Lease Plan, with monthly pay.
nenrs,i on easy terms, or for cash. AL kinds o.
Machine atrscaments, Needless; Cotton, WINE
black and colored,) SILK, Oh, Soap &c, Gf.
Repairing as usual. Circulars ana saEpies "
work sent on application. - "' 10
- C|.r, IHH y. B. HASELTON,
r ~ General Dealer In First Class sewing AA-
chimes and Material, No. 307 King streeS,
aug11 charleston. :. ".
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;Equivalent 10 Il per cent. Of Snlphate OF Am.
nonla.)
Potash.
II will be obserTed that our Phosphate has an
annie supply OF the all Important and vital crop.
producing elements, VIZ Soluble phosphate,
Ammonia and Potash, and in view OF this fact,
and the strong testimonials which have been
gwen in Its favor by 80 many planters who have
Gwen tile "Magnum Bonumn an impartial test
under Cotton the past season, may we not, WIN
perfect canduf. assert that we have an
UNQUALIFIED COTTON FERTILIZER,
And urge each planter to give 1t a trial the com.
ING season? o,pyrn
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James Adger Il co.
Br bark -MeseDe. Lereuyre, Liverpoo-R T
Walker.
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tics rice. 10 Conen, hauchel y GU u SiePp"'u
w G Bee X co.
sonyilIe, Fernanuina and Savannah. s bag
sea island aull I bales upland cotton. 25 packages
mdse. &c. To Ravenei i co, Pinckney Bros, F
Il CO, 5 Q,Sioney, R Howard. .e