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The Placer herald., 1871-03-18
NUMBER 80.
ALL SORTS.

'Pulverized hog" is the latest vulgarism
for sausage.
The best Of friends fall out. Our teeth
are no exception.
The price of excellence is labor, and time
that of immortality.
The value of possession1is in: the use
which is made of it,
An Irish editor congratulates himself that
half the lies told about him amt true"
1t is estimated that n'ne linches Of dry
snow on the ground is equal to one inch Of
water.
The man who tried to tan leather with
the bark Of a dog has gone into the sausage
business.
There was only three hundred divorces in
Vermont las. year; but it wasn't q good
season.
"Jane," said a wag, "It's all over town.
"What's all over town." ''Mudr' James
eyes dropped.
The winter has been so severe in England
that birds are dying of hunger. Among
blackbirds the mortality is great
''You have very striking countenance,"
as the donkey said to the elephant, when he
hit him over the back with bis trunk.
A country girl coming from the field, was
told by her cousin that che looked az frosh
as a daisy kissed by the dew. '.No, in
deed, was her simple reply, that wasn't his
name"
A lady in menagerie being asked why
she so closely scanned the elephant with her
opera glass, replied that she was "looking
for the key-hole in his trunk
A I.eavenworth paper tells how a bloody
domestic tragedy would have occurred, had
not Providence stayed the grinning edge Of
the hungry axe
Illinois must bear off the palm for virtue.
A saloon keeper in that State keeps a tenn
perance pledge behind the bar, and does his
best to induce bad paying customers TO sign
it.
Hearing physician remark that . small
blow would break the nose, our Daniel ex-
claimed, ''Well, dunno bout that. I've
given my nose good many blows, and I've
never broken it yet" By a quick move
ment he avoided blow OH the head.
General William 0. Butler, the candi-
4 dato for Woo proo;dout nm tl~o t:~lot Nth
The Placer herald., 1871-03-18

Two little boys were met after dark by
fellow who demanded their money. Said
one of them, 81 have no money" This
might have been sufficient answer; but the
other made assurance doubly sure by adding
'and haven't any pocket TO put money IN. >
The Placer herald., 1871-03-18
DR.. r. D. HARRIS,
Physician and Sturgeon.

"AVING LOCATED IN AUBURN, OF
i l. fers his services as Physician and Surgeon
to the people of town and surrounding country
and hopes, by strict attention to his profession
to merit and receive liberal share of patronage.
For the present he can be found, when not alb
sent on professional business, day or night at
the American Hotel. fe1l-my.
The Placer herald., 1871-03-18

General William 0. Butler, the candi-
date for Vice President on the ticket with
General Cass, in 1848, is still hale and
hearty, and frequently visits Louisville on
business
The Placer herald., 1871-03-18
Or. S. F. CHAPLIN,
DR.. J. r. HAMILTON,

Physician and Surgeon,
Lincoln, Placer County, California.
Can be found at all times, when not absent on
Professional Business, at his office, ON Fifth ST
feb27-my-69
The Placer herald., 1871-03-18
DIR. p. BRoss,

Practicing Ply sician n,
C0LFAX, PLACER COUNTY, CAL.
sep7-my-G7
The Placer herald., 1871-03-18

Hearing physician remark that small
blow would break the nose, our Daniel ex-
claimed, ''Well, dunno bout that. I've
given my nose a good many blows, and I've
never broken it yet" By a quick move
ment he avoided blow OH the head.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1871-05-05
Markets by Telegraph.
MONEY MAEHKTs

MONEY MARKETS.
LoNpoS, May 4rNocn.-Consols osiS Bonds
90h.
Afternoon a3E.
Eveninc.-Bullion increased ha,r million
pounds. Securities unchanged.
NEW YORK, May s-Ncon.-G1!d steady at II a.
Government steady, hui Gail STOCKS du and
rather hea:y. Money easy AZ ). State bonds
dull and heavy. EXChauSe-ISng l0isi short l11l.
Frcights steady.
Evennv.-Money very asy 81 per cent, Ma
tiouai bank uctcs 1saa dis QUIT. Gold Ilail:z.
Governments du hui steady. Sbutteilis very
dan, vii. !i'.la change. l"anr' seas G7A; new
6T:s. E!rgin:as 6Sl, new II. hcrisi.Ga' o., new
62 erecS 70, e..!hts 81. Ai!a!a-s lul: I:cs 20.
Gcor.:as 50: styeGs IS. Moth carol nls 41I4:
new %. s,ou:! Caroiinas q! lew : q. Freight5
q shade fruer
NEW 0EI.EA' 5. My 4.-!anE Stirling 22tS.
Sight & premium. Golu llis
COTTON MARKETS.
LIVERPOOL, May 4-EoOn.-Cn,t0u tirmer; u2-
lands lad: Orleans I'D: sales 10000 bales.
Later, baa unofficial, advicrs says the marke: IS
active; sales 5000 Hales.
NEW YoEK. May -Soon.-Cottrn frmcr; up
lands l5Ac; Orleans i5lsc; sales 5000 bales.
ETenlug.-Co.ton strong sales Go3l bales q:
15S.
Boston, May i.-Co;ton qui {; middlng l51kc;
net rece1nfS 2i1 baleS gross 1885, EXPORTS Great
Britain 2S bales: sales 500: stock Ia, 600.
BALTIMORE, Nav 4.-Coti onJ&fmer 5u. not high
er; mi dlrgs liHc; net receipt. 800 bales; ex.
ports cOaStTise SEQ; sales 5a5; stock $780,
NORFOLK, May 3.-CottGn quiet; low middllng
13c; net receipts 1e5 ba!ce; experts coastwise 9lO
salea so; stock on hand 1885.
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List Of Shipping

List Of Shipping
IN THE PORT OF CHARLESTON, MAY J.
vesre,s under 100 tons. and steamers coastine
within the State, excepted.
STEAMSHIPS.
cI,n,ninn 1l1s IONS. Lockwood, at Adger's wharf
for New York, loading-James Adger co.
Fall River, - tons. HincKleyi at broWn q 20 .
wharf, for Philadelphia, loading-W Gour'
;epay ,,,,nv
Missouri. s24 tons, Eradbnrn ~ Atlantic wharf,
for Iiycrnooi luadihg-:W |; Smith Il CO.
Remington lsr.l o99 tons, Fowler, at Union wharf!
fur Liverpool, ioa ing-A Card.
BARKS.
yo,aco ,Er) lis IONS, Muy, n! AtlaLtlc wharf, foi
HyerEuO Uad!Ig-hunt Bros CO.
ANNE Ktmbal:, - tons. Stinson, AZ Soutnern
whaif, l0r Liverpool ioau:Hg-W shilIH
srjan Star. tEr) 90 tons. Corning, a; Union
wharf, Tor Amsterdam. ioad;EG-Lescane "
srn,,"a mans Bro;la :ons Philips, at Boyte < cos
wharf. Tor Port in Europe loadltg-Lesesne
otheTr. or. l!r.) = tons. McGrcgor, a. Atlantic
wharf, IUr Liverpool, luaulug-Huht BIOS
sterling. w. $50 tons, Hasdine, at Union wharf, for
The RIVER Pla,lc lUading-Street Bros S co.
Joyen Marla tSpan.) T2 cons. Font, 81 HroWn y
Il. co.'s wharf Tor Barcelona, ready-W r
Stella Maris, (rr.l i5s tons. Galnier., at Cnioa
wharf. from Ca!an, ,iisclarslL G-ordsr.
BRIGS.
Vim Il Parks IL IONS, Lanratr, a. MarsG's 8
wharf, from Geors sc;own, Z. whiting
ia E;.sluw Il co.
Normandy, OBJ = ions, Otis. in the Roads, l6r
Savannah, ready Ensiow CO.
Sir Rohert Mcclure. tir,l i9i lons, Grih.hs, ~
RObbs Mi, for Z loTI III Great Brilail, io"d
ing-C & Coz. SIP. ,.,orr
Dauphin lEr1 IS. ;uns, E:hnshrl. at Union WnaFi,
.ior wilmington. y Cd y Ensow y co.
lsabcia tSpanJ - ions, Bosch Ill ~, ni1Tm ,i ~
GUS wharf 10. Barcelona, .oading-W + Hall.
Paucliiia tSrnn,) = .,::.s tlt S"4a, ILL brown x
co.'s wharf .or Bllc :G.:a. .radIng-W iali.
Nuevu S:h,.:a. lsp1ui - :ons: Bdfraa. a! Browh
Il CHS wharf. trCm Havana. just arr.vtti-W
leila p.lolcs la:.anI = IONS. DGvaii, o: Brown
\ co.'s Hlar: RON Havana, Just arriyc'l-W
'' ScHuUNEi;s.
Mott Bcdcn. l.; :Uis. Hcde:l, in Ashi:y River,
for The PO:cl!..'. iost!.s 81 \ lnslow co.
Ocean Traveller, - .n!IS. A"anS, In ;sn!ey hl'eI.
J S petwiler, IT IGns. Gl.ce. III Ashley kiper, 10:
aN.rthern rcrt. reany-l! Baker a co. 80.
David Miller. : tons Rogers, at Brown d cos
wharf, fur Eoston loading-stleet BIOS d co.
F Merwin. Go tons, Pralcr, N Ashley River, Ior
New Haveil. lodng-H Baker co.
Charles Come:y, i52 tons, Pi.kham, IN Inc
Stream, fur ,.aitIIGoie. ready-P Trenholm.
" Smith, 369 tors, Tooker, at Adget's Wharl
for sagua Ia Grande; ready-Mm Eoacn p;,loT nv nv
Jesse sew wa1s York. ,' osdInxMn adm, III Baker
L Smith, = tons. Robinson, at Union WIati'
from Baltimore, .dlscharging-P TIenno!nl.
Ann Hooper, = tons, Hooper, Al Ias ling T9
pnny's wharf. from Philadelphia, uiscaa' si'E
III F Baker i co. 1;.,
John Ferris, - tons, st John, in Ashley RiSeT'
for New YcrE !,al;pe-Strees BTcs co.
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WILMINGTON, May 4,-Cotton quiet AND nomi.
ports coastwise so; stock 22so.
AUGUSTA, May 4.Cotton market cioseo seo a5as n5.s
holders asking an advance Of 3<c; sales 6l2 oaes'
SIVASNAH, May 4.-Cotton in moderate de-
nand; mlddlings lac: net receipts 7s7 oales safes
M NOBLE S Nay l.-ootton firm; middlings 14:<c;
net receipts 10 bales exports coastwise 4; sales
1000; stock on hand 37,1
NEW ORLEANS, May 4:-Cotton active ana ngner gaer
middlings 14Xa141S Net receipts 4o1o, gross 4ol7;
exports to Bremen 264S, Cronstadt 17oo; sales
1000 bales. Stock on hand 164, 048 bales.
GALVESTON, May 2.-Cotton quiet and MN or or
diHary l2h; net receipts I22s oaes. safes oVo
bales. Stock on hand Sc, ,l63 bales.
GALVESTON, May 3.-Cotton easier, and no.
quotably lower; good ordinary l2llc; net receipts
1923 bales; sales 1000; stock 5S,ls6.
demand; good to ordinary l2'lc; net receipts 7e0
bales; exports coastwise 1853; sales 250o.
PROVISIONS AND PRODUCE MARKETS.
LONDON, May y4-Evenirg.-Sugar, on spoi, 1Ss
NEW YORK. May 4-Noon..-F dull and IN.
changed. Wheat quiet and unchangeu. IOrI rI
scarce, but firm. Pork steady-Sl7 So. Lard
Gnies Turpentine unsetted-60a55c. Rosln Guile!
at 81 S5a2 40 for strained. wi.
Evcniug.-Flour, southern unchanged: Wis his,
Key lower At s2s mnea GHsea GOn dnl
SoaSlc. Pork SIT %. Beef quiet. Lard fairly
active; kettle l5sc. Turpentine unsettled, 8osln
quiet. Tallow steady at S2Sa9c.
BALTIMORE, May 4.-Flour qniet and nnc changed
Wheat firm and active; choice white 81 90. Corn
white Southern 15a16c; yellow 10. Provisions ant
whiskey unchanged.
LOUISVILLE, May Flour unchanged. Corr
steady; sacked CSC. Provisions heavy. Bacon
unchanged. Whiskey So.
CINcISNATI, May 4.-Flour in fair demand, IAN
lily So 25a6 50. Corn advancing and in fair demand
at 57a5Sc. Pork dull and holders unWnhng 20 con
cede 81 Sc; small sales at s17Ha1714c. LAID dul
at prices asked; no demand. Bacon dull; shon!
ders I; sides 91zao24c. Wh!skey 6Sc.
NEW ORLEANS May 4--Flour irregular, super
fine SO, double Sc So treble Sc Is. Oats scare G
ard demand good; st. Louis 63a6ic; Galena O., %
Hay irregular and demand moderate; choice = $Ia; 3G
25. Bran In better supply but lower 81 81 5U
Pork dun. and offered al SIG. Bacon dull at -
s75alO,sc. Lard dun and nominal; keg loHal22ic
Sugar In good demand; common 11a19eS; anS lm ~
maud; plantation reboiied +eai5c. Wh!ske!
steady 81 s7a27hc.
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The Charleston Market.

FOR THE WEEK ENDING THURSDAY, MAI 1.
TIE CRops-Planting has been Kept back IN
some sections By too much rain, hut generaiiy
fair progress has been Eade, and cotton mas
been placed in the ground over large extent ol
country. The general reports from moss quarters
give indications OF Increased attention to proYl-
slons and somewhat diminished surface TO the
cotton crop.
THE REcEIrTs-The arrivals at the cotton ports
for the week up to Friday last were 56,ss5 bales,
against 6s o42 the week before, and 5o,5el Tor the
time last season. At New Orleans the receipts
were 1890 bales, IN contrast With 22,29s for the
week Of the year previous. The total arrivals at
the cotton ports from September 1870, up to the
latest mail dates, were 3,557,OsO bales, against
2,56e, ,soa the season before. showing an increase
OF 1877 bales. The supplies at the chief South
ern markets from September ], 1870, up TO the
latest telegraphic intelligence, as conrasted with
the previous year, were as follows:
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New Tork Rice Market.

From the Daily Bulletin, May 9: There has been
a fair trade demand, but nothing especially new
on the market, prices ruling armer, and the offer
ings moderate, sales Of sc Heroes Carolina al
Sssa9c, and. 200 bags Rangeon. .at 1a7,4c.
From the JourGal Of Conlmerce: In foreign
there is no change The demand Is moderate but
the stock Is TOO small 10 admit Of any pressure
on The part OF holders. We quote 7a7izc, curren-
cy. Domestic Is shade tirmer, with as free sales
as the STOCK will permit. some so tlerces SOLD al
S2.aehc. ,,,
from the World: There was o fair iobb!Dg
trade at SlSa9c for Carolina, and 7a7llc for RAN
COON. Stock in first hands $40 tterces Carolina,
and SlCO bags RangoOn.
From the Herald: The market was steady,
with a moderate demand. The sales were In lots
for consumption, comprising $50 bags Rangoon
at from 7a7Tc per ID, ard 20 ticrces Carolina at
from S3la94c per ID.
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Interior Cotton Markets.

COLUMBIA, May S.-sales Is bales, mludlngs
lsc.
CHARLOTTE, May 2-saies today ls bales OF
l23A1a1sc.. Market easier.., -
COIUMgUS, May 1.-Middlings dull at Ice; safes
bales; 81 receipts 70 bales; shipments a ba!es.
sUMTER, May about 20 bales have been
seld during the week, ending the &c. There has
been but little change in the market since last re-
po!r. We quote: Ordinary loc, good ordinary
lie, low miduling l1}zc, middlDg l2:., stric: mid
ding l2}sc. -.
MosrGeMFr i, ;aay 2.-.Cesspl j. il f4ir de:
~mand at unchanged ratts; ldw HiddHags Il
cents.
SELMA, May 2-There were sales Yesterday 70
the amount 0. 10 hales. Middlings lac; low miI' M
dngs 1910. strict GOOD ordinary l2'4S. Inc
gL; offerings restricted sales.
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FARES GREATLY REDUCED.

Steamers OF the above line leave Pier ri Hss.
No. ~, North River foot CT Canal AAA4tssAS
street, New York, at 10 O'Clock noon, OF Tue 10th
md 39th OF every month except when there
lates fall OH Sunday. then the Saturday preced
ing.
All departures connect at Panama Will steam.
f.rs for South Pacific and Central American ports.
Departure OF l5t, touches at Kingston. Jamaica.
For Japan aud China, steamers leave San Fran.
cisco rst OF every month, except when 1t falls on
sunday; then on the day preceding.
No California steamers touch a. Havana, bu'
20 direct from New YORK to Aspinwall.
6uc hundred pounds baggage free to each adult
Medicine and attendance free.
For Passage Tickets or other information apply
,t Tile COMPANY'S TICKET OFFICE, on the
wnar! foot Of Canal streer, North River, New
York. F. Il. BABY, Agent.
rnlyl6-irr
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1oafmER0IAL NEWS.
Exports OF the Week ending May f.
FOREIGN.


BARcELoNA-Per Spanish barsentineS 81 J0Ieh SNish
Maria-l36 pales upland cotton .Fef 3p"nASn
brig Ermesinda-3i0 bales upland COTTON. /.
DOMESTIC.
BoToN-Per steamship Leoparuomo1l y, oaies ;n r up.
land cotton, $50 bbls naval stores ~ paes papeo @
and rays cssk rice, f6 bbls oil and Tarnlsn, ZoO
rons brimstone 800 ions phosphate rock, 50 tonS
onanane Per schr B y Haw wktns-l 81 bales up
fand and ~ bags sea island cotton 50 casks rice,
ioO casks clay, 20 pkgs mdse, bales rags anu pa
per, lot loose iron. -.,,. ,.o coo
feet lumber.
NEW YoRK-Per steamship Charleston-l5 bags
sea island and 277 bales upland cotton. lis oa,es
warn &C. 40 bbls rosn, li5 tierces rice, ~ punalss
paper 157 packages supdries, 1i6 empty o1iS NV
packages vegetables, &C, and 1000 leet ol Iuui
ber per steamship Georgia. oa4s ,o ".
sea island and $40 bales upland cotton so paies
warn POI rcs rice l3 casks clay ~ opis iosin' 90
pkgs cotton seed Gil aad meal, 3s7 ppis anu 4s'
crates vegetables and sundries
PHILApsLPEIA--Per steamship FirgnlaI.oS
bales cotton, 2SS bales domestcs, caies NOES
As tierces rice, 1863 bbs naval stores, mus iron,
20 tierces clay So empty bols and sunures 49,;
Per schr ocean Trareller-ll0.0O0 lee5 heWn 'ihi-
Der, ~, 900 feet pitch pine plank.
BALT1NoRE-Per steamship FalcoG-l21 i!ercss
rice bales upla. d cotton. 81 bales DONE %
bbs dried fruit $50 bbls rosin, 20 casks ciay,
hhds and bales hides. rolls leather, % OTIS
new potatoes II 600 feet lumber, and sundfles...
erschr Ches Comery-20o tons OLD railroau IRON.
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WILMINGTON Market

WILMINGTON, May a-SriRITs TURFExElNE-
Sales of III casks al 4szai5c for Southern pacha-
Rosly.-sales Of 52s bbls at 81 IS for strained.
81 IS for No2 50 for extra No =, 50 20 for ;ow No
l. 81 for extra No J. 81 doa5 so f0T PALE anu So ior
windOw glass.
CRUrE TrRPESTI$E.-Sa;es Of 20 bbls at 81 %
for virgin, S. for yellow dip and 81 for hart.
CoTToS.-Smali sales at 1870 per lb
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EXcURSION TO ST. AUGUSTINE AND
THE ST. JOHNS RIVER, FLORIDA.

The splendid and fast Steamer uK%A,
/ DICTATOR, Captain L. NJ. Coxetter. .1sSsS72S652s
will leave Charleston, TUESDAY, May lbtn, NJ lall-
past P. NJ, on an Excursion to Florida, arriving
at Savannah early on WEDNESDAY, and remain.
ing there until afternoon, arording ample time to
visit Buenaventura and other points OF interest.
Leaving at O'Clock P. NJ, will arrive at st. Au-
gHsine THURSDAY MORNING, where most agree:
able day may be spent inspecting The ancient
Spanish Fortress, the Cathedral, and other relics
OF the first settlement OH the Continent, IN saing
neghborlCod. Leaving ST. Augustine, on FRIDAY
MoREINsi, ;he Dictator will pass up the ST. Johns
to Palaika, By daylight, stopping at all points OF
interest, tlilis aiordng rare opportunity OF see:
Ing. 10 The best advantage, The most beautiful OF
Southern Rivers.
Returning will leave Jacksonville SATURDAY,
FernanGinl The same afternoon, arriving at Sa.
vanDah SUNDAY MORNING. and Charleston Sun.
DAY EVENING
Fare lor round trip, SIS.
NJ extra charge Tor Sieals or Staterooms.
muy1-l4 RAvEEEL & CO., Agents.
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ycy yorL yaya, stores Market

From the journal OF Commerce, May .: Spirits
;urpeNine is held rather more steadily. as the
lots at jf:.alS els with sales Of $50 bbls N lois.
Rosin-rhe market j quiet but prices are steaai.
ly held. No sales Vi Importance are reported. We
quote straiued at So 30 asked; No at So 50a2 95;
no ssai; pale 81 25a5 so; extra pale at i6a1 SO.
Tar is quiet: So 80 for Washington and So 10 for
Wilmington,
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Norfolk Grain Market.

NORFOLK, May 3-CoRN.-The sales OF the
week foot up about 10000 bushels and prices have
not nuctuated TO any extent. White has ruled
from II to 7sc, mixed from u to 76c, and yellow
75c. at which prices we quote the market lo-day.
OATs.-Very little mas been doing In oats this
week. a small lot from store was seld to-day az
Csc.
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New York Hay Market.

From the Journal oil. Commerce, May .: The
trade Is mainly IN prime lots for home use at ST Is
for shipping hay; 81 2oa1 IS for T. .ail qualities.
Straw at Fl 5Oa1 IS for long rye 81 l5a1 20 FOR
short do; 81 for cal; Toa75c for wheat.
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!sxcsip,. ny ssntiroaa. May =
zor7u uLgollyA nAlLzpAD.

sDrTH CAROLINA RAILROAD.
544 baics cotton. is bales goollz, car STOCK,
lnynher Gc. TO Railroad Agent, Pelzer. Rodgers
e. cn Gao " Wianls l. CO, G A Trenholm i Son,
WeSeHer y 30; Ssp + Morsees, " G Courtney i GO, 4
Courenay, A B Muligan, " 9 Bee y CO, sloan ~ ~
Seigpouj, Frost & Adger, G Walter u co: W y, "
Smith, Caldwell Il Sun, Recher q Davis, GIlisi'
rv DeSaussure.
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TXCURaION TO SAVANNAH.
RARE FOR ROUND TRIP, 70.
MEALS AND BERTH EXTRA.

The Splendid Steamships CITY POINT .E#Ees
and Dictator will make EXCUR sSyHSsESes Gy&lEe4zs
sIONS rO SAVANNAH, as per below scleuule,
giving visitors an opportunity to spend day, or
more if desired, at Savannnh:
LEAVE CHARLESTON FOR SAVANNAH.
steamer CITY POINT, FRIDAY NIGHT, April
Steamer @ DICTATOR, TUESDAY NIGHT, May I'd, at
steamer I;HT CTY POINT, WEDNESDAY NIGHT, May
Sd. at O'Clock.
Steamer CITY POINT, FRIDAY MIGHT, May otn, as
IL O'Clock.
LEAVE SAVANNAH FOR CHARLESTON.
Steamer DICTATOR, SATURDAY MORNING, April
Goth, at O'Clock.
Steamer CITY POINT, TUESDAY MORNING, May
ID, at O'Clock.
Steamer CITY POINT, THURSDAY AFTBRNoS, May
4th at 4 O'Clock.
Steamer DICTATOR. SATURDAY MORNING, May
RATENEL & CO.,
anre6.lo Agents.
DACNIC MAIL STEAMSHIP COSPi'r
THRoUGu LINE TO
CALIFORNIA, CHINA AND JAPAN
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The supplies for the corresponding week last
year were 81. ss6 bales.
The stocks Of the article in sight at the latest
dates we're as follows:
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rhe steamer DICTATOR, Captain .rI@h
L. IL. CoXETTER, Will sail from sSaassssssEsi7
southern Wharf for above points every TCEsrAI
EVENING at $50 O'Clock, arriving back at Charles
ton every SATURDAY AFTERNOON, at O'Clock.
The Steamer CITY POINT, Captain D. B.Vincent
win sail from Southern Wharf for above points
every FRIDAY EVENING, at $50 O'Clock, arriving
lack az Charleston WEDNESDAY AFTERNOON, at
RArENEL CO.. Agents,
octlo Southern wharf.
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2 previous year, were as follows ;

The arrivals at the principal Southern centres,
from April q to May g. S7l inclusive, as report
ed by telegraph were as follows. This Includes ali
points but overland:
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PORT C..IE.DAR.

:.CD.ITs II hSts.
.n.l ..ccM ~! sEorr=. 10 minutes. cvelins;
"a. ,yt1.rar. tl;r i!,.u.s ; ul.Lutcs, nlcrnihg.
NV No., ig.ii. s '!G'ir - ;!:E'iios morning.
*irs, u!a:ser .I.ll I .:a;.!s. 42 f!ii!eS mefEinS
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MAXINE NEUS.
cHarI, EsToN. S. C...........MAY 5, 1871
Lat 80 deg 46 min Sc sec. Lon 7qdeg 81 min27 sec
ARRIVED YESTERDAY.

iRi.lE Ey t.S cNHii.
Spar:sh brig Nuero Sabina. FalTau, Havana
1s da, s. Ballast. " p Hall. -
Snanish brig Bella Dorcs, Duyall HaTana--is
DAYS. Ballast. To W p Hall. ,,,, ana
Schr Ann Deas. Garbati!, West POINT Mlli' lsu
tlerces rice. To- r Prihge L Son
RECEIVED from BENEFITS Mill. 1869 tlcrces rice.
To w SEQ co.
CLEARED YESTERDAY.
schr f A Hooper, Hooper, Philadelphia wa
Bucksre, s C-n Eaker Il 60.
rHoM THIS r0k@.
Steamship virginia, Hunter. Philadelphia "a
May. .,,o
Scnr Edwin. Dayton. Ba!;!tnore, April ~.
MEMORANDA.
LIVERPOOL May 4-Arrived bark Onward and
brig Star.
NEW YORK, Nay 4-Arrived, steamships Hol-
land, France and Colorado
SAyASN4H, May ARRIVED ship Cuttlng'
Liyernooi; bark Panr. Havana. Cleared steam
ships II Livingston, New York; North POINT. BAL
timore: ships Nati.us Liverpool, ana IecatuT,
Cropstadt; bark Argo, Bristol. Eng; ScnrS Aonie
Dnnn. It Johns, N. E: w L Burroughs, phliaaei
mia: Thomas New Bedford.
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Nors-we have deducted from New Orleans
71,4o2 bales upands. from Mobile lo,o4e bales up.
Ia: ds and burned 5oo; from Savannah 26o8 bags
sea Island and 1925 bales uplandsnd from Charles
ton, ATS bags sea island and 1889 bales upland
cotton-the quantities received at those ports
from Mobile, Florida, Texas and Savannah.
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T7oR NORTH ED!SYO. BEAUFORT AND
PACIFIC LANDING.

" Sfy' viii leayc Central Wharf
for The ui,ove DuInls every ainEp,T MURNlNii. at
orInrs. and returning, will leave Hcau!OIt every
TUESDAY. at o'rIo:k A. H.. aid EtistO at +. II.
m,r5i J. ID. AIKEN. Agent.
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J1 {: r = l. . f
TWICE A WEEK.

FOR s.yAyNAE. FERNASDrNA. 5acE son
LILLE. p1LATkA AND ALI. PuiSTS oN
TEE ST. JOHNS EIFEk.
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LIVERPOOL CLASSIFICATION.

SEA iS-AHD CoTToN.-The arrivals OF this quail.
ty OF the article have almost entirely ceased, and
were 13 bags frcm Florida and from Savannah.
The markc: has been quiet and almost without
demand, the transactions having been confined to
about 20 Bags low grades saw ginacd, frosted and
ssained a: rom s@lsc z Il. All others have been
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BARcELoNA-Per Spanish barsentlne JUSeh n;s =
brig Standardization bales upland cotton.