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LEGAL NOTICES.

6 U R f Y not c E.
All persons interested in the Survey, Regu-
lation and Alteration of the following Public
of Quarter Sessions of the City and County
of Philadelphia have fixed WEDNESDAY,, Feb
ruary Is, 1871, at 10 A. NJ, at the Court
House, main building of the State House. to
consider said Surveys, Regulations, and Altera-
tions, and any objections against the same may
be made by any freeholder then and there
The plans in the meantime, may be seen at
the office of the Department of Surveys, No.
Public Plan, No. 1S.-Revision of the grades
on part of the Fifth section of the Twenty-third
ward, bounded
North by Allegheny avenue.
South by Lehigh avenue.
East by Kensington avenue.
West by Fillmore street.
Public Plan, No. 44.-Rearranging the lines
and grades of Thirty fourth street from Market
street to the Pennsylvania Railroad.
Public Plan, No. 147.-Revision of street and
grade lines in the Twenty-third and Twenty
fifth wards, bounded
South by Wheat Sheaf lane.
West by Trenton avenue.
North by Bridge street
Hastily Richmond street.
Public Plan, No. 17l.-Original plan of the
Regulation of the Seventh section of the
Twenty-third ward, bounded
North by Cayuga street.
South by Erie avenue
East by Twelfth street.
West by Germantown avenue.
Public Plan, No. 154.--Original plan of the
Regulation of the First section of the Twenty
third ward, bounded
North by Erie avenue.
South by Lehgh avenue.
East by Ninth street.
West by Tenth street and Germantown
avenue.
Public Plan No. 234-Original plan of the
extension of Broad street from Chew avenue to
COuntV line road.
Public Plan, No l32.-Original plan of the
First section of the late township of Bristol,
Twenty-second ward, bounded
North by Fishers lane and Rockland
South by Annsbury avenue and Wingohock-
ing creek
East by Second street.
West by Sixth street.
Public Plan, No. 204. Original plan of the
Ninth section of the late borough of German
town, TWenty-second ward, bounded
North by Gorgas street.
South by East Washington avenue.
East by Township Line Road.
West by Chew street.
Public Plan, No. 139.-Original plan of the
Second section of the late Blockley township, in
the Twenty-seVeath ward, bounded
North by Market street.
South by Baltimore avenue.
East by Fifty second street.
West by Fifty seventh street.
Public Plan, No. 47.-Origlnal plan of the
iniIu seSIlOn, survey anu i0Suiatiou tat0 1ohn-
ship of Blockley, Twenty-seventh ward,
bounded
North by Market street.
South by South street.
East by FOrty-seventh street.
West by Sixty-fourth street.
Public Plan, No. 12l.-Reyision of the grades
on Thompson street, from Twenty-sixth to
Thirty. first street. ia the Twentieth ward.
Public Plan, No. 227.-Original plan of Low
Water Line and Soundings between Green
wich Point and Broad street, and west of
Broad street in the First and Twenty-sixth
wards.
Public Plan, No. 23S.-Plan of theresurvey of
part of the Second and Third wards,
bounded
North by German street.
South by Wharton street.
East by Delaware river.
West by Passyunk road.
THOS. J. WORRELL,
10 City Solicitor.
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the material, the perfection Of the workman
ship, show that il is the same which the unfor-
tunate woman wore when she left the Tuile-
ries for the prison of the temple. During
all the time of her captivity she could not
get any other, and was reduced, poor queen,
to mend it herself. This waif tells more Of
the sufferings of Marie Antoinette than all
the accounts of historians
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The superiority OF "THE HARDING PATENT
FLEXIBLE CHAIN BACK ALBUM" over all others
heretofore manufactured will, upon the slightest
examination, be apparent to al!
Also, large assortment OF Photograph Albums,
new and beautiful styles, made in the usual manner.
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TOHN FARNUM q CO., COMMISSION AIERs
~ chants OF Oonostosa ckna etc
- ~ ohnahuT ntssel fhiladelDaa. Nf1
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DIVIDENDS, ETO.

n.y. PHILADELPHIA AND READING RAIL
ROAD COMPANY, ONCE No. 22I South
FOURTH Street.
PHILADELPHIA, Dec. "a, 1870
NOTICE-In accordance with the terms Of the
Lease and Contract between the East Pennsylvania
Railroad Company and the Philadelphia and Read
ing Railroad Company, dated May 10, 1862 the
Philadelphia and Reading Railroad Company will
pay at their Once, No. 22T South FOURTH Street,
Philadelphia, on and after the nth day OF January
1s11 dividend of $3.50 per share, clear OF all taxes
to the Stockholders OF the East Pennsylvania Rail-
road Company, as they shall stand registered on
the books of the said East Pennsylvania Railroad
Company on the 3lst day OF December, 1870.
S. BRADFORD,
Treasurer
Philadelphia and Reading Railroad Company.
NOTE-The transfer books Of the East Pennsyl-
vana Railroad Company will be closed on Decem-
Der 81, 1870 and reopened on January 10, 1871.
HENRY c. JONES,
Treasurer,
12 27 till East Pennsylvania Railroad Company
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pSEn OFFICE OF THE NORTH PENNSYL-
~ H1D YANIA RAILROAD COMPANY, No. 4O7
WALNUT Street.
PHILADELPHIA, Jan. 4, 1871.
The Board OF Directors of the North Pennsylvania
Railroad Company have this day declared
dividend of FIVE (5) PER CENT, clear OF Taxes,
payable in scrip bearing no interest, and convertible
into the capital stock OF the company when pre-
sented in sums OF not less than fifty dollars The
scrip so issued will be deliverable on February /,
and convertible at any time thereafter.
The Transfer Books will be closed on SATURDAY,
the 9TH inst, at O'Clock 7. NJ, and the dividend
will be credited to the stockholders as they may
stand registered at the closing Of the books.
The Transfer books will remain closed until MON
DAY, the 10th inst. WILLIAM WISTER
152w Treasurer
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MISCELLANEOUS.

R6y- PENNSYLVANIA INSTITUTION For
THE DEAF AND DUMB.-The Annual Meet
ing Of the Contributors to the Pennsylvania Instu-
tion for the Deaf and Dumb will be held at the In
stitution, corner OF BROAD and PINE Streets, on
WEDNESDAY, the 18th OF January, at O'Clock
p. NJ.
The annual report OF the Board OF Directors will
be submitted, and election will be held for
officers to serve for the ensuing year.
l 6fmw6t JAMES j. BARCLAY, Secretary.
NY MERCANTILE ELIBRARY.-THE AN NUAL
meeting OF stockholders OF the Mercantile
Library Company will be held at the LIBRARY
BUILDING on TUESDAY EVENING, the 18th
inst, at IN O'Clock. JOHN LARONER,
1915 Recording Secretary.
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MAXINE NEWS
NH ~ " Z NE WS.
CHAEL ESTOS. s. MARCH II, 1871
ARRIVED YESTERDAY.

Steamship Charleston, Berry, New {ork-leit
= inst. Mise. 10 JAS Adccr CO, ) Rai oad
co. Agent SioriGa steamers, 4 Ii Abrahams Son.
C Ahre.is & CO, DR. II Eacr, Eli Bates i co. + {
Bedford, II W Betcher, " Bird co, Il BischoIl
& co, + " Eliss. r EUruer Geo Bowman, Z
Bralle & co, BOYD, 7 II BRISTOL + co. Brown.
M Bu&baum, Cameron Bar6!ey L CO, T Cater,
w H Cla!ee u CO, J y II ClauSsen, Ii Coba t. CO,
l. Cohen & CO, Mrs N e Conner, G Conner, J Cos.
grove E Daily, p Darcy, Douglas Miller. Dowe,
Noise l. Davis, H a ruc, u II EIsclloach. Eal6
co, u Fleming tE co. F0. aries pook DcpoSi.
tory Rev a NJ FOichi, ] Frank Furchgoit, Bene-
dict & Co. q l. Gamble, II Gero's L Gu, GrAyeley.
G S Hacker, tiurbeson K CO, " Harr:ll * co j
Harrison, Hart & CO. j II tiil!en Holiness Book
House, Holmes. Calder x co g NJ Eursey 81 Bro,
A Hunt, W Jacobs. Vim 81 Jelyev, Il Jones, .
Kerrisoi, x johnson. Jo:is;tn, crews co. E
Lunneau, KlinCk, ick n':e'g c., hrlete Cllal,.
man, Lengnck, Sell Il Foster, IL loper, David
Lopez Sons, Ma! shall 4 i;ElE", Marshall,
McCunEey, MantGue y ca, w Mnti litSSen, McLuy
Rice, " Mer els, Minor Il co, !. ID MDwrr
d Son NachnaI.n L CO, L K Neulylllc, ID O'Ntill X
soma, G pank;iin, ID Pau co, Z Perry, 4 j.
l1efsoh, RayeLel, Holmes ~ ro. Rug Il, inner, Y
Schwettinnnn. Russell, j T. Sin:;h. Shackplford
q Kelly, WIN Shepherd Il co, j l. Sheppard, N
smith, Stackley, Steilens, Werner Il Dncker, A
S''"'nan, r Studuard Il co, sol, Webb Il co,
..Ji0r CO, Terry 4 Noel. X Thomliuson Il
co, Jn0 Th9lnS0u CO. ID Tir,lcmanu IL ca, Tlctle-
mann. Calder co, TetvEil.ri. $: Tre>t, WIN
Unel hardt, Vince, II Yoers. Wdg eMer u Mon.
sees, walker, Evans K COgSwe:!, Mrs Wincpere.
l. Webb. . wleters. 5 ii Wilson y Kro Z, s, :,
"itte, Murray, WIrtli, W J Yates. Mrs Il j
Zernuw. and others. st s 20 y ", the sth passed
steamship Jas ad2er, bound North
Steamship Falcon, Haynle, Balumorc-lert -
instant. Mdse. To MOrdecai 4 CO. r Tren-
holm, @ Railroad Agent, Railroad Agent, Ii
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Asking.

Ibent me o,er her futtering hand;
said: "The world Ia wtde;,
Around our steps, spectral paho'
The doubtful shadows glide; ,,os comhine
Joined hands are strong when i9yS
And clouds drive fast o'erneau. ,,,na
She raised her grave pure eyes ~ NntA0'
But not word she saio'
.srna nati ,s rough for tender leet,
Tho outside winds are cnlll,
For tired eyellds rest Is sMHeS' .,nn
why doubt and !lnger SUI coo
Veil stand serene till sHaaows nee
And life,s last storm be dead"
No answering looS came back TO me,
And not word she said.
"Ah me I thought you loved ne, we'll
our human eyes are blind;
He only reads liGe'S parable
Who never looks behind.
Alone, and reft Of loves sweet grace
Nv onward path tread"
Again the mn.e eyes sought my lace'
But not word she said.
ssHear, then my last, my parting prayer-
love you Will you come,
NV lows, my griefs, my hopes 10 snare
I'll; each quick pulse be dumb
Secure, serene, my own hearts queen,
Though storms beat dark o'erheauW
The pure eyes drooped: but now, Ween'
TWAS but one word she said.
TBarton GREY, t1s Appletor's Joarna'
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Savannah Market.

SAVANNAH, March a.-SEA IsLAED.-We nave
10 report quiet market auu limited sales OF lbs
| cias. OF the staple for the week just closed. We
have no change to note In prices, ana renew tnc
| quotations III our issue Oi the. 3u Clean MALI
and Carte olu2Sc; common GeUrgiai ana Fioriuas.
2Ia2Sc; medium tO good Fiondas, S5a41c; Inctti'ith
line Flurtias 4Sa45c; d.! Forldas, 4Ga50c scarce.
ly any extra fine are on sale TO luis cass oi INC
staple we have added S35 bales, being the amount
received by Atlantic AMI Gulf Enilroaa abu
Wagons since the commencement oil Tue season.
ana not before reported. a partial account oi
STOCK was .aken OIL the S:h inst, and with tEtS
addition our stock Is correct.
RECEIPTS The receipts ac this port Tor me pas:
weak Iare been T. Dales upland, and 1916 bales
sea Islands. from tie fo:inwing sources: Contra!
Railroad, 6eOS bales upland; Atlantic and q. Il. Il,
1916 bales upland und .S5 bales sea Island; An
guta beats 2O9s bales upland; Florida boats, 10
bales upland, and i23 bales sea island; wagons
and coasters, As bales Upland anu III bales sea
island; Aliamaha river boats, 40 bales upland.
Added after making Il partial count (Which were
receipts per A. anu u. X. X. and wagons not be.
fore reported) S35 bales Of sea island.
EXrUaTs.-The exports for tile week nave been
l9,sOl hnles uplann AMI 23+ bales sea isMnd, Is
follows: LiverpoUi 1914 bales upland ami bales
sea Island; New York 2i66 bales upland AMI leS
bales sea island; I'niledelphla 953 bales upland:
Boston l2lS bales pland and % bales sea Island;
Cork for orders. c6tl ta!es upland; Baltimore Il.
bales uplauu; Chai lesion -raies upland AID Il
bales sea island; Bremen 5000 bales upland; Rot
terdam 1880 bales upland.
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.tssee .p,s 10y lia4iross.. March 10.
= .asnrTrT e,p.ITSi EAlIEnID

f3l bales cotton, &c ra;es goods, eco bbls flour.
To Railroad Agent, Geo W Williams " co. Wiley
4 CO. PelZer Rodgers CO, Rccher Davis l. u
Mpwry 4 Son, w A Boyle. A Salinas. bowling j.
co, Geo II Walter u Co " W Smith, Frost Au
ger, K Mure & CO, Sl0au / Segnlous, Pringle x
Son, W c Courtney co. w Williams X Son,
Geo Trenholm 4 Sun, Caldwell i Son, WILCOX
Gibbs Il CO. Sliackerofd Il Kelly.
NORTHEASTERN RAILROAD.
GO bales cotton, 80 bbls naval stores. cars wood
lumber, rough rice, peas, cutton seed, m1se. &c
To " WiauS Il CO, Frost A.'ger, Ryan
J Salinas. T 2 Smith, Bee GO, G IL Walter
Il CO. Reeder y Davis, Marshall, lr, kinsman
Howell w Hunt, relZer, Rodgers & co, Graeser
Smith, ] A QnacHenbush, W G Conltney \ co, !
Adger i CO. Caldwell < Son, Il Marshall.
Nullgan, Sloan i Seigpious, Nallonee keiit.
Ebaugh, E yelling. Railroad agent and Order.
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Wilmington Market.

WILMINGTON, March e.-TuRPsET1sIhmF'oT For
this article there has existed goou inquiry
during The week just closed. and the price OF soIt
is hgher-sues being made al, at - 81 iSr
have been very light, fooiDg up only .lo65 Dds:
SPIRITS TURrENIlNs.-During the ~een e.o !ust ST.
rather rather nm unsettled condition, and very few s
transactions have taken place. up TO iuesaay
there was No change In price, but on that Gay
sales were effected at ACC, at which II Closes qniet.
Receipts 2ht, and but little stock offering, whlch
is generally helu above the views Of buyers.
Ros1a.-since the close Of our last review sne sne
market for strait has ruled very firm, and there
has been an advance Of fully l5c, last sales oeing
at SO l5, which Is freely offered, and the stock
held hi,her For the medium grades the marker
has genernly ru,ed quiet, while for the finer qnal,
ities q good demand has existed and iull prices
cbtaineG. Receipts have been meagre, and the
offering stock for sale is SMALL the bulk here De-
ing held in SPECTATORS hands.
TAN-Is in fair request for shipping purposes,
The price has SHADE el declined
&c. aud closes steady at 81 IS. Receipts lor Tue
week are SMALL reaching l44l oSlS M @ Win saies as s
follows. $50 bbls at 81 60, and ssl ons a. 81 90
per bbl.
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From the Journal of Commerce: We do not
learn Of any change In the market. Dom sstlc l ID
Insist on full rates; but buyers continue TO pur-
chase only as necessity dictates. we qnote sas
SXc. In Rangoon there is moderate ousiness nn sa
at steady rates. 400 bags IN bond so!u aS % 4V'
From the Verdi On domestic sellers appear 10
have things pretty much all their own way, tae
very small stock and stimulating auVlGes iIonl Oii
ing rates are 8NaS%c, for common 20 prime caro-.
lima, and sc for choice do, though at these ngnres
buyers are taxing scarcely anything. Foreign II
fair request aud hrmer. Sales 400 oaSS hang9oae e
at So ~, gold In bond for eXport and small iots
at iasSc, currency, duty paid, ior consumption
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say, y,rk Naval stores Market.

From the Journal OF Commerce, Narcn . ROT
oporeI. Tie business is limited to small parcels
for trade use. Sales embrace 100 ools 10 mer'
Charitable order at sac, and so bols do, on wharf,
at 54kc, closing at these figures: RoslnsGIhe
market for strained has been pushed up lOc per
Dbl. The stock Is we'll controlled; there are but
few ou side lots Offering. Cargoes to arrive are
held at So S5; small lots in yard were offered az
So 75a2 3d. Sales are reported OF 400 at 81 Io l0oV
bbls to arrive at So o 200 bbls, on spot, at 81 s0
$50 bbls a. 81 IS, and 1900 bbs No 2 at So l21laa
20. No. 2 and No. meet with an Increased cal! al
at very strong prices; No. quoted at $2 soa3 ~
10 at S3 5Oa4 so; pale and extra pale SsaI oo;
Tar is steadily held; 90 bo!s wilmington rope SUN
at 50 SO.
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Passengers.

Per steamship Charleston. from New YORK
j V Mott, Chas Rich, Mrs y J Rich, Mrs a p Stone,
Capt Spencer. ] McLagh.au, Miss McLaehan, X
Chupn, Mrs " Is thapin. l. W Walker. Foofe;
Mrs Cotton, Miss Davies, Mrs Buckley, Dorap,
Per sIecmer Pilot Boy. from Beaufort. Pacific
Landing aud Chsu:m's Landing. &c-E a Mar.
shall, d " Jennings. E Collins, W King man, J
II Kingman, II Schnldrrif.
Per steamer Emile, from Georgetown. S c.
Il Deas. Cart Swan, Farris, Farris,
Tumplrt A G Heri:t, 4 q Trenholm. Miss II Mid.
,lletUn Miss :. JohnStOne, and II deck.
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Blschofr co, VIM h Ohafee 4 co: q Letdingi9 J Z
RroWn. L Newmeyer, Ostendorf co, b klatte
60. T Dunlap, Mantoue & co, A QuacEe9ous1I, =, Z
Cobla CO. Bee co, EfEnssi aoo1ich Si Wine:
man j co, Agent Steamer Planter, Rsvenei q e Co.
Jefords & CO. O'Nel Bollmann BROS; : y Tno,o mTo
SON. ] TAYLOR co, ] d Graver co, iosis, I,
m "a Rayenel, Holmes 4 co, Klinck, Wickea6erg q q
co Co' ! Campsen & co, P B Lalsne co, AilnoI
4 CO. Paul CO, Elias Bros, P9ppenhsslIRa,o @ Rro
Helms Jones, gnlTinSle InSrs Easoh Ser SeT
auSD SaugS DAILY, Murray, J Berger, Stensnsi 0a
Werner 4 QUICKER D Aiken d co, Q GraVeey, .
RnsseiI. T NJ Cater " L Webb, Doug!as q MHs. NJ
I; d Clancy i co, " Miller, Adger CO. u
Marscher, Crane, Boyfston q co. "agenef u null
Ses sehr Frank Il Emily, Mccobb, Rocsport;n me Me-
left February 10Th Lime. TO Master asd olneS
Il co. ,.,.,.,oro aars Corn
Steamer Tp. Pilot BOY, Sly, Beaufort, Chisolm,s
1sndinp and Pacific Landing. Mdse ana 81 sun I
dries. To D Aiken co, h Scnepel mi ~ so,ie %
Horineck. stoney & Lowndes Fraser & Di, ,Sa Saiie
Enrns. Mrs d Callahan. Hupter, scanloh' .
Stenmer Emilie, White, Georgetown, "; o.
,,errea rice mdse and sundries 10 SnaSheIolo
e Kelly. Pringle & Son, Nelison La" ~, ~
Eollmann Bros, GeddingS' lefiS I" -'''A' "'''
Steamer Planter. Foster, Peedee River vi. wa
ceorgetown. 100 bales upland COTTON 29o Oo:S
naval stores, 20 tierceS rice, muSe, az: ~ ,a. @
o. Holmes & co, L D Mowry & Son, & Mlt.s'
a ouackenbush, Frost i Adger, WILCOX, Gio1s I 9 :;
co, Shackelford & Kelly. G W Williams co, VIZ
Ran ] Marshall Jr, D Nisbet, Barden S paIAer,
% Witte. E Bates & CO, Pelzer, Rodgers CO.: CO.
Katie 4 co, Bollmann Bros, Archer Z Fen"lcA
and order. ,,o,.,o =. boos sen
island cotton. To Mcpherson.
SAILED YESTERDAY.
Steamship Fall River Hinckle!, Philadelphia
Brig Flora, Milford, Genoa.
Schr Addie Blaisdell, Garfield, LtVeIpooi.
Schr Arctic, Woodman, Baltimore.
Schr Calvin Edwards, Corson, JacksonVnle'
FROM THIS PORT.
Steamship Virginia, Hunter Phiiadephia'
Br 81 ship Ezs Everett, Dennis, Liverpool FeoFu
& Span an bark clscar, Moragues' Barcelona Fe0Fn
" span an brig Laureauo, Estspe, carceiona' feoru
afs Span an brig Francisco Ricra, Barcelona Feoru
a. schr HI: Jason, -, Georgetown, s c, March s.
CLEARED FOR THIS PORT
schr John s Lee, Van Glider, at Baltimore
March s.
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Interior Cotton Markets.

COLUMBIA, March'o.-Sales G! cotton yes erday
50 bales; nlddNugs l3hai32tc:
ANDERSON, March s.-To-day Ellddlings COM
mand 121Aa13c.
CHARLOTTE. Earch s.-Slles to-day 70 bales
prices uuchanged; mi'lrlugs l2iial2Sc. MarEc!
steacy poor dem md.
COLUMBUS, March S.-Our market dull and il.
regular as Liverpool deciael "a. M!ddling
l21.al3c; clean stained c::tUn 9lialoc. Sale, l3u
bales; receipts 3oS; shipments FL.
MONTGOMERY, March s.-Narket dull, ltue
doing; low mid4;.Ggs l2Ic.
SELMA. March s.-Thcre were sales yesterday
TO the amount Of 100 bales. Low middling l2sc;
strict good ordinary l22Sc. Market duh and Tend
lug down.
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New York Rice Market.

From the Daily Bulletin, March s: For domes-
tic holders continue 10 demand e&' RENE nguTes In
ces from the South indicating thai few additional
receipts are t., be- expected. feel quite int!epen.
dent in their pos, lon J"hbers take lew tierces
to supply outlets. but are not by any means anA.
Carolina at s.asSc for ordinary 30 prime, and
SZaoc for ch ice. Foreign in very Iair request
and values easily sustained at 7a7Ac currency,
duty paid and IS 4Oa3 so gold, Ia bond, with sales
Of about 400 bags Tor export.
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FARES GREATLY REDUCED.

Steamers of the above line leave Pier <sAe,
no. ;., North River, foot OF Canal sSsklissan
street, New York, al II O'Clock noon, ol. the ~
and 10Th OF every month (eHcert when slles'
hates fall Oh sunday, then lie Saturday prcrea
ing.
Derarture OF the 10Th connect at Panama VIII:
steamers for South Pacific and Central America
sorts. Those OF 4th touch at Mapzantllo.
Steamship JAPAN leaves san Francisco for ia
ran and ChlDa April |. ISL.
No California steamers touch at Havana, Da
go direct from New York 10 Asrinwall.
one hundred pounds baggage free TO each adaE
Med lcine ard attendance free.
For Passage Tickets or other Information app
at tile COMPANY'S TICKET OFFICE, OIL ths
wharf luut Of Canal street, E0rlh River. Sc
York. F. L. HABi, Agert.
lujyt6-iyr
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MEMORANDA.

GEORGETOWN March 7.-Arriysd 5th, schrs lGa
Bella and Ridgewood, from New loIki sasIu'
from Charleston. Cleared, schr Susan Wright,
Mount, New York.
The bark Agnes Campbell. Landry, from
Charleston for Amsterdam, arrived al lie Iexei
February 20
The schr Al Fabens, Bragg, was at Prudence
Island March Q, loading guano !or Charleston.
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r,. v,.co,t. crain hIarlkct.

NORFOLK. March s.-oA7s.-sales today ol
1900 bushels at &C. e,,e.,
CoRN.-Sales Of 1900 baShels White al s-ao'c,
and 500 bushels ye:low ~ SIC.
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RAILROADS..
NORTHEASTERN RAILROAD Coa
IN PANY.
E9 9ET III I'D ss ss
CHARLESTON, S. G., F, ,bruary II, 1s71 ]

CHARLESTON, S. c., february II, 1871.
Trains .eave Charleston Daily at II ID. and 6:So
Arrive at Charleston 7:so A. II. (Mondays ex-
cepted) and $3.50 P. II.
Train leaving at le n. makes through connec-
t.on TO New York, via Richmond and Acqnla
Creek only, going through in AZ hours, WITHOUT
DETENTION ON SUNDAYS
choice OF route, via Richmond and Washington,
or via Portsmouth and Baltimore. Those leaving
FRIDAY by this Train lay over on SUNDAY IN BAL
DAY In Wilmington, n. @.
This is the cheapest quickest and most pleasant
route to Cincinnati, Chicago and other points
yves, anu SostI n1tG 5ranS @ wastsIn trains
OF Baltimore and Ohio Railroad.
S. s. SOLOMONS,
Engineer and Superintendent.
P. L. CLEAPoR, General Ticket Agent,
feb11-l2mOa Z. i-i.'s
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1871-03-11
DOMMERCIIL NEWS.
LATEST coMafERCIAL NEWS.
The Charlsslon Cotton, lsice nnd Nav"
SforSS Market,

RIcE.-There was affair demand at steady
rates. Sales about 14O tierces Of clean Carolina,
say s5 tierces at 7%, 40 at 1916, 81 at 7Ic q 10.
we quote common to fair 71l@79<c; good 'H@sc.
NAVAL SroREs.-Nc transactions.
FRsIaHTs-To Liverpool. by steam direct ncmi'
nal on uplauds; via New York, "a on up
lands, ld@iHd on sea Islands; by sa.!
ZIG on uplands, IA on sea Islands,
To Hayre nominal. Coastwlse-to New York.
by steam, 1lc on uplands and &c on Sc"
islands; ST e5 p terce on rice; by sail, hc U 10 o.
ootton:-& tlerce on rice: Ioc q barrel on r0s!n
s7@s a NJ on lumber; 5000 p NJ on timber. IL
Boston, by sail, nc y ft on upland coItoa'
TO Providence. By sail S. q NJ on boafos' &c
q ID on cotton by steam 81 q bale on New
York rates. To Philadelphia, by steam, &c = 10
ON uplands; by sail, 81 = on boards; So Oh
timber; IS q ton on clay, and ss@SSo On phos'
phates. To Baltimore, by steam, &c = 10 oy
sail. Sc 5o@7 a " on boards; sS93 % q ton er
nhosnhate rock. Vessels are in demand By
our merchants to take lumber freights frtm
G,eorgerown, s. c., Darlen and Satilla River, Ga
and Jacksonville, Fla, to Northern ports, anu SO
a1a a NJ are the rates on lumber and boards.
:. Misunderstanding 60 day bills % e4@2oh.
DoxKsrIo EXCHANGE. = The banks purchase
sisht checks at u OF, and sell at par.
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