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and Actlvs. Reading, Wabash, Rock Island and
st. Paul were strong At an advance, and nom the
class oil men purchasing, II is believed they will
sell much higher. The tendency Of the whole
market Ia upward, and an advance is looked for
In September
STATE SECuRiRIHs-Tcnnesse B'R, IS; new, 70;
Virginia 6's, -; new, 20; North Carolina, a;
new, q.
Chicago Market.
CHtcAgo, August %.
FLouR-Dnll and unchanged.
GRAIN-Wheat No. 2 spring Chicago active
and iXc lower; closed steady al 81 ID August;
81 % September; this afternoon dull Of 81 ono
/ OgA September. Corn, No. 9 mixed 1c lower;
closed at 5Ac August; AHc September. Oats,
No; 2 active and Sc lover; closed at 0Oc. Rye
fItuifwREs4 Active and firm at SIC. 49,
PRovisIoNs-Flrm. Mess pork closed At tl2 q
ola IS cash; si9 b01la ~ September. Lard
sH6e9c. Dry sGlted shoulders Dc; short rib &c.
Ho0s-Stcady at - 1904 20.
New York Live Stock Market.
NEw YoRK, August 90.
CATrLE-S,9OO head to-day; ii5 cars At Com
mnnlpnw; 80 al WcehAWken and 80 Al t00lh street
making $500 head, and hard market; many ofthe
cattle were poor and sold at the low rates Of ga
nc, several lots would not sell at all; thin 10 fall
western steers went At ioSloHc; prime AZ ia
ike and few choice at i2c; fat cattle not plenty
nearly 900 for tho week; State stock begins "a
come forward; average Of the market about l01
ike; sales OF cars oiIllinois cwt At I061lc
cara Texans 6H cwt at &c; 8 cars Kentucky
cwt i0Oi0YC
II 900 10 day oycrstocklng the market and max
ing a dull tiade and lower for thin stock; prime
phcep arc atiH worth 5A66; with fatlambs at &c.
and soma extras at Skc; poor sheep sold at iHc
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New York Market.
INV YORE, August IS.

INV YORK, August IS.
CoFTUN-Limited request, nominal and &c
higher; l9kc for mlddllng uplAnds:
houR-Dull and strongly In buyers lAvor;
superhle western andStatG - 8OG6 10; common
TO good extra western and State 81 05lg6 20;
good TO choice do 60 G0lb7 IS; common TO choice
white wheat western extra 81 OOlbT O1 Rye
Flour dull -
GRAIH-Wheat heavy and s14c lower; 81 no
9roI No sspring aso1t sol 70 ior Son 70
tern; 81 4GGti so for amber Michigan: 81 - ipr
choice white Michigan; 81 SOL 55s for white
State. barley and barley malt duh, Corn slightly
in buyers favor; GGN0B1hc for western MIXED ,
closing strong al G'G, OATS ialtly active WIN
out decided ChAlgc; i06isc for western and Ohio.
GGocEEfEs Code,,-RiO, iiK0l7c. Sugar
| firm; Mlr 10 good refining, 9E6t9Hc; hC0 hhda
Cuba, a0lOSc. MolAsses dull. Rlce firm At
PRoTlsfnEs-Pork, shade lrmef az $l9 75d
10 81 for meas; $40 600ll % prime mess. poei
dull; plain meas, 81 0O9l4 %; beef hams dull,
SIS 0O12S %, Cut meats quiet. l00l9c for hams,
5xd6Ec; for shoulders. Middles quiet. Lard
steady and quiet at s09Ac for steam; Toe for
BFfTM@DIli; 1000 for western; 1900 for
CIEEsE-Dull at Sai0Xc. , .''
LATEsF--Flour closed dull and heavy at - %
96 90 for ahlppinR grade Of extra; wheat closed y.
heavy at 81 SOL Is for No; spring; ~ lO(1i ~
Tor winter red western and 81 4tlbl " IN mod
crate request; 81 4001 iS Tor common to prime
western and Ohio, Corn closed rather more
steady nj e. for prime western mixed ahoat.
Pork closed quiet for mess, $l3 so for October,
Rggs closed Ia moderate request, without u tie
cdcd change in price
New York Dry Goods Marker,
''''' NEW YoRK, August o..
There ian pretty fair buslnesa doing among
the Iobbcrs at steady and uniform rates, while
with the commission houses trade Ia generally
quiet All desirable makes Of prints are 10 fair
request, such as CoohocO, Pacific mill, Merrimack
&c. hui the second class work Is slow unless at
liberal discount; many Classes OF prints ara on
sala thGt do not cost over SIC 10 print, aud grey
cloths Ut the fictitious prices OF 7SC pTluted de.
lalnCs steady and In fair request at 9Oc plain aud
glACe styles In good demand At 2l(b22Hc, and
Reps Of desirable makes are quite saGable Ut 20
69G%c; plain cotton Is In fair request and steady
sales At i;7bl3Nc for heavy sheeiing; laH0iiC
for heavy brown drills; zoe for WamsnttA mus.
Inns and Ale for N. Y. mills; printed cOttOns and
spool cotton In moderate demand and at uniform
rates. avn
H Milwaukee Market. \
MILWAUKEE, August %.
FLouR-Dull but unchanged.
GRAIN-Whcat, market steady with mOder
ate demand. No. Milwaukee 81 AK No, 2 do
81 -. Oats, demand fair but at lower rates;
No. 2, zoe. Corn dull and prices nominal; No. >
mixed 45Xc. Rye excited and prices higher; No,
I BnC noelnts dali M q 900
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DIR. JOHNSrON

- 10INs q OIIIN 5ION1
0FFlCB, NO. SOUTH FREDERICK STREET,
Lett hand side going nom Baltimore street, few
doors nom the, corner. Fail not TO observe the
name and number.
esDI No letters received unloas pONt.paId and
GonAlhIngA stamp 10 be used on tic reply.
PERSONS writing should state ARe and Rend nor.
ton oladvertlsement describing symptoms,
The Doctors DIPLOMA hangs IN hls office,
ENDORSEMENT OF THE PRESS:
Tho many thousands cured at this establish
ment within tho last twenty years, and The niI.
BY DR.. Johnston, witnessed by the TeioTterg OF
Ihe sun and many other papers, notices al
which have appeared again and again before the
pnbllc besides his standing as d gentleman OF
character and Iespectabillty, 10 q siflcent guar.
antcG 10 tho AFFLICTED.
SKIN DIsEAsEs SPEEDILY CURED.
mario
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Medical,
BALTIMoRE LOOK HOSPITAL
ESTABLISHED As 4 REFUGE FROM QULCEERI
The OalJ Plaza vh.,. : o,,.


Dr.. johnson has discovered IN. u,o., C,r,,i,,
eleTaIy, and only kHectpAl Remedy in The World
LOT weakness OF the Back or Lim6s StTlrtnre,
AneeL9hS OF inc kidneyH and Bladder. Inyolun
tta9ry Discharges, lmPoteney, Geneal debility.
SSRsaB ~ sEs hIS9EISF LGy sGlrts
Timidliy, Trembling, Dimness Of Slight, or CIId'
dincss, Disease Of Tho Head, Throat. Nose az
SLir, Affections OF the Liver, Lungs, Stomach or
bowels those Terrible Disorders arising nom
5Solltiy Habits OF Yohth-SeCret and Solitary
IEAslIoes more fatal 10 their victims than the
song oI SyEena 10 the Mariners OF Ulysses Might
ing lhSlf most brilliant hopes and anticipati6ns
rendering marriage, Re-, impossible
YOUNG MEN
especially, Who have become the yictina ~ SolI
AIRY Vice, that dreadful and destructiys habit
MManSh annually sweepa to an untimely gTSVe
taiehfs IA OF Young mon OF the most excellent
nj az b. and brilliant intellect who might other
Nm Ie Tntrauccd listening senatcS with the
H'lng lyte' may call With full conGdoncS
., b. MARRIAGE,
slAitEleu PERSONS, or Young Mon contemblptipO
marriage, being aware OF Physiesl Ws5i Ts"s
oTSan l.S De3lllty Del0tmIties, speedily cured.
ne VINO places himself under the cafe az nr 4
may Teligiously conldq In his honor a. gsnii.
slclAn. - P"J'
ORGANIC WEAKNESS
Immediately cured and full Tigor restored.
This distressing Affection, which renders III.
miserable and marriage impossible, Ia the penalty
paid by the victims OF Improper indnlPrncss
Young persons are too apt 10 commit eScesses
nom not being aware Of tho dreadful cOnse
quenres that may ensue, Now, who that under
stands tho snbjeetWhl pretend TO deny that the
power OF ProcrcatiOn Is lost sooner by those fall
Ing Into improper habits than by tho prudent :
Besides being deprived Of the pleasure ofheAlthy
offspring, the most ReFlOua and deaf ayInT
toms OF both body and mind arise. Tho system
becomes derangGd, the Physlcal and Mental
Functions Weakened, Loss OF Procroatiyo Power,
Nervous lrrltability, Dyspepsia, PalpltatiOn OF
the AeRfs, Indigestion, Constitutional Debility,
And and wasting Of the Frame, Cough, Consumption,
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DIR. JOHNSON.

Member Of tho Royal College Of Surgeons, Lon,
Don, Graduate Of one Of the most eminent Col.
legeS IN tho United States, and the greater part
81 Mnose ne mas been spent in the hospitals OF
effected somo OF the most astonishing cures thai
wcI9 eyer known, Many troubled with TlnRlnp
In tho head and ears when asleep, great nervous.
ness, being alarmed at sudden sounds, bashiul.
ness, win frequent blnshing, attended some.
Immediately --'@' wy N'
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Who have injured themselves by II certain prAc
tice, indulged In when alone, O habit freouently
learned from cyel companions, or at school, the
effects OF which arc nightly felt, even whep
asleep, and, u not cured, renders marriage I'M
should apply Immediately. '
whats pity that q young man, the hope OF his
country, tho pride Of his parents, should ba
snatched from all prospects and enlOymonts Of
life ny the consequences Of deYiatlng IRON the
path Of nature, and indnlglng In certain 90
cret habit, Such persons must, before cOntem-
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necessary. requisites to promote connubIal hap.
piness.. Indeed, without these the Journey
through life becomes q weary pilgrimage; the
| prospect hourly dArkenB TO the view, tho mind
becomes Swallowed with despair and Alled with
the melancholy reflection that tho happiness OF
another becomes bllghted with our own
DISEASES OF IhiPRUDENCE.
When the Misguided and imprudent yotary of
pleasure ilnds that le has lmblbed the seedg Of
thia palninl disease 1t too often happens that Al
illumed sense Of shame or dread OF dlScoyeFy dc.
terg him nom applying TO those, who from edu-
cation and respectabillty, can alone belflend
him, delaying till the constitutional gymptomg Of
this horrid disease make their appearance, Suck
% liberated sore throat, diseased nose, nocturnal
palms In tho head and limbs, dimnesS Of sight,
DEAFNESS, nodes on tho n.bones and arms, BRO
crossing with fflghtfHl rapidly, iii al last lie
palate OF tho mouth or the bones OF he nose mi
In and the victim OF this awful disease becomes
hOrrid object Of administration, tlli death puLa
period to the dreadful snfierlngs, BY SendinR
him TO that Undiscovered County from whence
no traveller returns"
II Is a MELANCHOLY FACT that Thousands
all victims to Nils terrible disease, owing 10 the
nnskillulness Of ignorant pretonderI, Who, by
the use Of that DEADLY POISON, MERCURY,
ruin the constitution and make the residue 0filfe
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HooF1AND's r0DoPHYILfN pILIy

MS lHNulUuUlN luNltt lie has DFtuHTbU
another medicine, which ia rapidly winning It's
way TO popular favor hGCansc Of ita intrinsic
merit This Ia
,,,,, $500, s,,,,,,
hOUFLANDb PoDoPHIIh'IN FlLDG
no,,cc, eut,s,t,,,o ror ,ro,cr,y ,y,thon, ans n,
nPprrnry,s All onSitIes n''''"''' "'''"' my WI
These wonderful Pills, which arc intended to
dophyllIn, or the
. -. ....L
VITAL PkINClPhE OF THE MANDRAKE
ROOT,
No,. ,,o do.,,o ,,o .o.,o. 10 o,.,t,,,,,. ,,,,.
NOW we Mesltc ille reader 70 dlstlnCtly under.
stand that THIS extract Of the Mandrake Ia many
times more powerful than the Mandrake Itself.
pinSt in perfectly pure and highly ConesntrSisI
i iSI,is ~ iii AZ. Wv "
~ eIht ~ abHnSfTi oS oser nr,pa ~ ~
WSn5pSkc S,e rsanIrcd Thc pognnhvIiin VI '''
''''''',''',.o ",S = -. ~ .oUor'S'"
ACTS DIRECTLY ON THE LIVER, rr
!, ..L,.-., :. ,IiI,
stimulating its lqnctlonsand causingit TO make
its hillary seCreti0ns In regular and proper quAn.
t .lunes. ING INJURIOUS Les9lts WnlGn lnysrlaply
tReir usc ' Bat not Upon The Liver v oily thSt
drSEop Contained in them il pkIIiiV sombI5a6
Tms Stnep ,aS Ss ., wGn acts upon
iinon tbS ioweT boTels. and 1ne prcvents Sn '
sfJnIpS ofrcct thrs ,,sodnSIne 4 ntlI mai Irnry
eenrna hc onIIyo 9csi a and aiInentarv svstn,,
In m saSSl and hsSmanionS manncp IA NJ an,
iIon nniIroiv gao iSon1 nausea vnnniIIng n, srIs
35yS"cssIng tbsse nnneh desirhbIe ansiIiies tbo
poJoI0nbv Iti hoSoIn eS invSIIah,o AZ ''''
- r ri :. ' ''' ~ -
=. FAMILY MEDICINE,
.,.,...t.,, .,.,,,, .,,,..., IT.. ~,
no nonsehOlu shonl1 De without them. They
are perfectly safe, require but two for an OTdlnA.
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VITAL PRINCIPLE OF THE MANDRAKE
ROOT.

Now we desire tho reader TO distinctly under
stand that this extract Of the Mandrake Ia many
times more powerful than the Mandrake itself
II Ia the medicinal virtues Of this health.Riylng
plnat In q perfectly pureand highly concentrated
form. Hence II Is That two Of the Polophyllin
pills cOnstitntoa full dose whlley anywhere six
10 eight or ahandfnl Of other preparations OF The
Mandrake arc required. The POdophyllln
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aperfect substItute for mercury, without any Of
mercury's evil qualities.
These wonderful Pills, which arc intended TO
act upon the Liver, arc mainly composed Of Pc.
dophyllin, or the
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ACTS DIRECTLY ON THE LIVER,


No household should DO without them. They
arc periec!y Sale, require nv TWO lot az ordira
when used In connection with Df. HoodRnd's
German Bltters, or TOplc, may boaagatded a
certain specifics In all cascs OF Liver Complaint,
Dyspepsia, or any Of the disorders 10 which the
system Ia ordinarily subject The
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1871-04-05
rne society Upon tho st.nislaus.
By BRET HARTE

1res.ds at Table Mountain, and my name is Truth
am 1q not Sa M sS small Ielt, or any sinful games;
And IN tell in simple language what l Ano"
That sS ppose up our society upon the stainslow.
But nrst 1 would remark, that it Is mol q proper
For P = ac,an,,ec gent to whale his fellow man,
And II a member don't agree with MS pecuAs:
10 lay syt fof that same member for to put q head
on him."
Row nothing could be fairer or more beautiful to
Trsn S the first six months proceedings OF that
TIL I Brown, Of 1ecsalaveraa,' brought a lot Of fossil
That p he found within a tunnel near the tenement
Of Jones, @
Then Brown he read . paper, and he reconstruct
cd there,
From those same bones an animal that was e1-
And Jones then asked the chair for a suspension
TN he could prove that those same bones was one
Of his lost mules. 4
Then Brown smiled,a bitter smile, and sad ne
II seemed he had been tresspasslng on Jones''
He was . most sarcastic man, this quiet Mr..
And on several occasions he had cleaned ont the
town.
Now I hold it is not decent for "a scientific
To saw another is an ass-at least to al intent;
Nor should the Individual who happens 10 Do
Reply by heaving rocks at him to any great ex-
tent.
Then Abner Dean of Angels raised a point. Of Or
A chunk Of old red sand stone took him on the
And he smiled a kind Of sickly smile, and curled
up on the floor, -. .od him
.no:more. "
For, in less time thar I write it, every member
did engage ,n,,o,o
And Enc way they heaved those fossils in their
TIN the skull of nod mammoth eaved the head
OF ~Thompsonfn. IL, (.
And th,s is all I have to say Of these improper
For I live at Table Mountain, and my name is
Truthful James;
And pve told in simple language nhatl Know
about the row
That broke up our society upon the stanisiow.
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roRrvpIsrEKS RAILRoAp.
pasasnFers.

Per Steamship jones Adeerss, for New York
Mccain. s Scott, w II. BRADSHAW, vile and
Child, " Kimpton, G Sellers, J Clunn, NJ Murphy,
Miss Bearse, MRS Goodwin. GGailagar. Gbutler
and wife. .lost colgate. and SERVANT 1lss = S9l,
Al Molaneuh. ] Terrard. NJ Carter and wlle. Capt
Bearxs and wife, " Morrison, FCarrol, PCahan
and J Malone.
Per steamer Pilot BOZ, from Beaufort and Pacific
Landtne-Niss Cochran, Miss Mary Galloway, 3
B sans. F Talblrd, CIV Chaplain, La Wakeman,
EFJ Dupont, FSchepsr, J E @cGregor, W. Yer:
der, ii a Mcbride, @ McNelty, W Robinson: =
Bond, J W Matthews. d Thomas, VIC Myers r y
Ezekiel. d Robinson, Ii SGarnslr, FL PncKneH
and Is on deck.
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Markets by Telegraph
AoSKr MARKSTI

2 VI az
LONDON, April 4-Soon--Consol' saH. Bonds
Esenlne.-eonspls sss. Bonds ssx.
NEW YORK, april EhoonA-fre,gh!s STEADY;
,aGoyernmsnts steudy and dull StucSs better and
pretty active. STATE bonds daih Money active at
q Cod steady atlOH. Sterling, long, 10; short,
10Y. -,
xa5 10. WleaFbH. Money closed tat 6a7:esSter.
ments advanced YAK shIIy twosl2a: se9thtIns
68; new: B6K. tYlrrini ys7ok; 'Rew same LOUIS
:. ianas So; new g.; Ievees 721a; eaghts 80. Alabamas
2 102; fvts 68. Geurgias' 81: sevens So horth'C Car
onnas 5s8z; newfz4. South carulinas "; new
NEw ORPHANS. April 4.-Gold loH. sterllsg
f2lx. Sighsi&aH premium. "a"
- COTTON MARKETS. !.
LIVERPOOL, April +Soon.-eotton dnlk.and
unchanged: uplnlds 7huftad, Orleans 4%aI~n;
aI Ey,n,ng.SCo1lon dull nd'unchsnge d uplands
,:a7s.a;O rieahs ~ s1xd; sales 10, bal 8; for
speculation and export 600. yarns and11aorics'
quiet. 80 :
not decruiug; uplaudS I6Hc. O'leans l5Hc.
Evening Cotton quiet and weak; sales $3.50
bales. AT lsxc.
net rec. ipts So bales; gross ll5I; sales 400; stock
BALTIMORE, Apffl4.-cc,ton steady-mtddllDgs
1 sIss1 tt,s;,d ef 14.Ss , ross tw,ss ' iss o bales; IS sales p.es' ea5
o4Cot ~
NoaroIx, Atril 4.-Cotion quiet; low middlings
1Sc;nst feceipls I45 bale; exports 70 efea' nf'-
tain 800; sales so; stuck 1867.
WILMINGTON. April 4.-Cotton Weak-IaldaIng
14c: mel receipts "a bales; expnris--coasi"ise go
bales: sales 81 bafes: STOCK 1924 oaies.
SAVANNAH. April A. oIuin quletHmidunngs
l3XaI4:;.i her receipts l4l3 bales; e4portS-G[eat
Britain as45, cuaslwlse 8 bales; sales SOC. oaies;
STOCK 4z-525 bafs'
AUGUSTA, April 3.-r'otrnn market ruled dull at
1876 for:middl,ng,; saiesioo 6aies; Lecelpts Lto.
NOBLE, -p i4.-Coiton quier-middlngsFaaC:
net recelprs 2Is bale; exports.c oastwise 21
bales: ssl,s 500 bales; >t6ck5e 1856 bales
NEW ORLEANS. April A. onon active, Win
y bales; g.oss :87S; exports to Barcelona SS4; 20
: Amsterdam 59l; sal. 8 5000; stock 236. $50:
GALVESTON, ApIt4-Cu,ton neutrality-suspicious.
nary IL ,12Nc: net receiI IL 1913 bales; exports
Grea Britain 1900 tales; safes $500 bales; stock
so,6s4 bales.
PROVISIONS AND PRoDrcE MAHkErs-
LIVERPOOL, PHI 4-Noun.-Curn, new, 44s Cd.
new YORK. April A. Noon.-Flour steady.
Wheat quiet and firm;.r.a Corn IL better. Pork
S2i. Latd dun. TnLpenline dull at 5lhc Rosin
1uiei stralr Ell s. 81 Ha2ti.
Evening ES4,ithesn quet and arm; com.
mon 10 fair vx'ra saissensiso: good TO chuice 81 50
ass. Whi>k y dun at slInsS.; meal si1'e,'
Corn closp,. qlle, at Sl5su8.H Groceries dull.
Polk nnr,inal AT FEY. Beef quiet. LAID a s6ad'
nrmpr kr,tr l.1Sr. Naril Stores quiet Taliow
nj cha'g. d.
N.w ORLEANS. Aprfl a.-F1our quiet; supernne
4s 12X: double So 2 y; rrebF 81. Corn !0a7lc.
Ost., VI. L.uiS. IS 64c Bran 81 l7Ha1 70. Bacm
dull! At *. lo1allAo. >ngarcured aus .
1ec- L."t sugar. molass.s, Whisky anu cohee
unchanged.
C1ho1SN. Tr. April 4.-Y1oar In good demand
at fun prices. :. RI steady at SIC. Mess pork
lower n, SO. Lard over a. IlHal1Hc- Bacon
4uiet aud unchanged. wnissey steady at sfc'
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New York Hay Market.

From the Daily Bulletin. April $: Receipts TO.
day Isoo haies. The Makes ss quiet end q tribe
easier. but rot ~quotably lower for shipping. Sales
are les bales for Savannah, 90 for Petersburg. %
for Portsmouth, and 81 for Nor1olk at y 10, NV
ha,es enmpressed, for Jacksonville and 10 bales for
sBeaufofsat 81 28.s PfiMs relax Firm, but the
lower grades are q little easier. STRAW IS urn and
EsScafce., NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. per 1oei ha.
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Rrdg.-This gram was in fair request at mn
changed figures. Sales about 200 tieroes OF cieaI
Carolina, say 7s tierces at 7Nci6 scat ~. SOFT ~
a5 at IL, 7 at sx. we quote common to ;1ar a
7K@7x. good 7H@saSn.
NxyXISronKs.-The business vas light. Sales
h hbil OF sp.sits turpeBtine alta tc p gallon
PRs,aHrs.-ro liverpool. by steam dIreet noml
= q on On 'uplands; via New York, IA on up
lands ld@lHd on sea islands ; ~ sal
51sd on cuplands,' xd on sea islands. Tc
Hayrei nominal. Oosstwlse-ro' New YORK
nv steam, Xc on uplsnds and xc on se'
islsnds; 81 Is = fierce on rice; BY sail, He% ID OIL
tcotton;-N tierce On rice: 4Oc p barrel onros.n
s7&s RiMonlumber 5000 p II on timber. Il
Boston, by sail, &c p b on upland COTTON
10 providence, by sail So R@M on ooarfls,ps =
y Is on cotton; by steam 81 = bals onSNew
york rites. To Philadelphia by steam, hof ID
d su1pplahds; by sail, 81 = u on boards; SO on
timber; So p ton or clay, and s3@S 20 on paos-
~p6atee. TO Baltimore, by sEeaM, &c p 10 BY
sai, So 5097 p Mon boards; ss9s25a& ION O;
Sphosphate rock. Vessels ;aes in demand eg
oar .merchslts to take lumber freights frtm
georgetown S: 6 Daren and Sarllia River, Ga
and Jacksonville. Fla, to Northern ports, 1a.slo
IhI2Y,M are the rates on lumber and boards.
R1oaHIANss.-Srernng 50 day bAls 2ok@2oX..
,aeDaNxsg1t EXCHANGE The banks purchase
hight checks at x OTTO par, and sell atA pre-
n4um. - .5is S
GoLr-lo911.
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Market.

WILMINGTON, April s-SPIRrTs TuRPskT1NK:--
Sales OF % casks at Al and 80 at $50 per gallon tor
Southern. packages. ~ z,s ~, ,o-
RosTN.-Sales Of s35 b6ls' at $3.50 per Dol fof
strained aud So rs for nHw crop s8alesT:<
ORUpE TURPsETNE.-Sales Of 2lo b6ls at S. 1or
new virgin 1886 for yellow dip tand 81 10 ior
hard. mi h,,o OF
TAR.-sales Of 1lb obls at 81 90 and sos ooIs 81
81 Is per Dbl. q decline OF 3Oc on last quotations;
cGrIGys. ofIss bafesEas folfo1s: az ~
II at IOX, 10 at loX, Is at II. q ut u, al ~,
II at 1910 at l23HS, 13 at 13, II at lS4, anal az
l3Ecper pound.
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A r GREATLY REDUCED.

Steamers OF the above i.neleave Pier lisa
No. az, North River. foot OF CanalSAk&Mss
street. New Yorksarj2 O'Clock noon, OF tile 16tt
and soth Of every MONTH Fexcept when thes'
dates. fall on Sunday, then the Saturday precct
,ns 81 da,,afturi 9 eo1nnsst as xltn-steam
ers for South Pacific and Contra! American ports
Departure Of 18TH touches at Kingston. Jamaica
For Japan and CnlnGasteamers teaHe San Fran
cisco first or every month, e4cept-when 1t falls on
sunday; then on the day preceding.
No California steamers totch' at Havana, bu
90 direct from New York TO Aspihwal., s..
$ S~nehundtcd pounds baggage frcetoeach adult
Medicine and attendance free.
For Passage Tickets or other information appl
ut the COMPANY'S TICKET OFFICE, OH the
wharf foot Of Canal street, North River, New
forS. ~. F.. K. BABY Agent.
iulyl6-lyr
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InterIor cotton Markets

ATLANTA, April Slight offerings, and LII.
tie change In prices; market quiet; middllngs
iSx; low middungs l2h; good ordinary Ilh; OF
binary 1ox; inferior TAG.
COLUMBUS, April yL-Onr markettY very dun,
and confined to better grades; middlngs l3c:
Liverpool closed dull and lower, and New iors
dull and heavy; sales So bales; receipts 10; snip
ments1 1853.
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New v,r. Naval stores Market.

From the Daily Bulletin, April 81: Receipts to.
day' ~ bbIs spirits turpentine; a24 do rosin;s22 o
do tar. The market for spirits turpeniine ID gnist
at about former prices. Sales are only IN smat
lower. sales are 1000 -bbls strained a. 81 574,
Closing at Sc eoa2 IS; $500 bbls No at 81 s., and
BOO bbIs do at 81. 90. Tar is without further busi-
ness reported.
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FrGm. he Daily Bnnlletfhn.S Aparis: FThe marke
for domestic duh but steady, with jobbing sale
Foreign meering with q very GOO
demand from the trade at former rates. n9e e0 4
porrers doing nothing at the moment. Bales o.
300 bags Rangoon at 7a74c. .