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The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1871-03-14
/. MAINE NETS.
CHARLESTON, S. c.. MARCH II. 1871.
ARRIVED yE,rsHn,y.


Steamship Virginia. Hunter, PhiIadelph.a-!efe
9thinst.. sIdse TO ggur! nGy, z ! Adams,
G Byrns, VI s aBlssei, BuptEM!ler. MN Bird d
CO, BollfnaIn Bros Byrte \ Foghrue, II B!schoG
co, 7 II Bristol ( co, r ) Budu, q Bart Il CO. john
Conlmins, U A Chiso NJ, Cameron, Ba!Kiey j. co.
McD Cohen, " Chafee u co, Caippbeu, J II
Ciaussen, chapln 1 CO, Crane, Boylst9n co,
Bro Flfrcagott, Beuedict 4. co. FOgarties Book
House. NJ Greer Sou, y + GLEASON II Gerdts &
co, J Il Grotl!eer Goodrich, Wlutmau & CO. P +
Murray, > Hammerscalndt, pr I E Hertz, F
Johanns, Johnston. Crews X co. ] X johnson,
Kerr 4 CO, Jerrords u co, II klatte " CO, KltncS,
Wlckenberg CO, q l. Ecrnahrens, L KenaSe, a d
Loreatz, Knohe;och S,nail, MSntoue co,
Minor & CO. MacqUeen RIecke, Mordccai x co,
a Niemann. N \ Nathan, News ONCE, L Rail
ROAD, O'Neill, QstendorI 4 CO, 0ndeoeeck
O,Neui & Sens PIERCE Gu. Pills, r Pringle &
Son. j 4 Ouackenbush. Russell, Rarenel " co, J
ROBSON DR. St j Ravenel, AIRS Ana Ross. ] X
Smith. i Schuckman, s S SUiUmons " Shepherd
l. CO, r Schroeder. W Steele, steiner, Iay,
lOr j. 20, Ticderuann, Calder co, Welch, G
w Williams Il co, Walker. Erdns C"gsWell, Z
Railroad Co, p Walsh, TEos l. WIrns. and others:
On Sunday ut p 81 OF Cape Lockout passed the
steamship Champion, from Caarieson ior New New
on the passage.
Ballast. To W Roach & co.
Southern Line Schr l. Il Danenhower. Grace.
Ph,ladelphia-1o days. Mdse. To Baker K
co, Railroad Agent. 5 BisSfll, II Bischuh & co,
G W Aimar. Dr. IL Baer. Duwic, Noise Davis,
Duval II Son. II A Duc Cameron, Barkley co.
u FranSe, ] Al Fredsberg, W i'sddUn, Jetfords i
co, L Kornahrens, Geo " Williams u co, Tiede:
mann, Calder Il CO, Kayenel, Holmes. & CO, G
Pankni.i. 4 White II SteinSen, T NJ Cater, k!ns.
man-& Howell, n Goldsmith S Son, e Graveley, II
Cub:a & co, " Shepherd Il Co.
Sehr Je sic S Clark, Clark, elphla-10 days.
Mdse. 10 H F Baker i co. Cameron, Barley
CO. Railroad Agent.
Schr Helen L Snow, Snow, Samana Bay, t6an
Domingo)-1S days. Fruit: TO II F Baker co.
Schr Willie Warlin, Noyes, Cardena5-s days.
Molasses. ToJ A Ensow co.
Schr Ellen. Rugero, Comhahee. 5000 bushels
rouph rice To W c. Bee 4 CO.
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Markets by Telegraph.
MONEY MARKETS.

MONEY MARKETS.
LONDON, March 13.-Soon.-ConsoissI sI%. oones
slA. soo..,,,.. nc,,rcea
Evening-Securities uncnahgeo;; a;,.,a =, oa1
NEW YORK, March ls.-Noon.-FreigEts steady.
governments very steady and duil. sseeAs opea'
ed strong, weak on call, but OetEer alteI "aiNS.
Money S. Cold steady at 11I. EXcnaDge, topg
9k; short l0X.
Eyening.-Frelghts dull; Steam, cot.on o,ioa5sH'
grain eKd. Money easy ut Sa5. Sterling sSas1.
tWos I2X. SOutherrs dun. Nlrglhlas very ssrong M
North Oarolnas nrtie on Tennessess o. "a new
64k, Vrginias 81; new SS houslanas 90 aem
Ga. Leyees TN; eightS IS. AlapamaS iep; uYes
8ok. Geosgias 81; sevens 90. North Calolhas,
17: new 2sX S0nth Caroinas u; new. 66&;
NSw ORLEANS, March R.-SteiAng Z%. slshs
%. COTTON MARKETS.
L1yERpnoI, March 1s--Noon.-Cotton dull and
unchanged upiRRds7 "a Orleans ~; sales 10, ,ooo
bales
Eyening.-Cotton quiet Sod steaGg; uplanas
5ha7Hd; orleans cH. psS ess Somsnts
speculation asa exporS SVi sSGo IoMes Sa1sS
anse !ass r. sIt, Sov nuiet and
NEW AVEA, Ma,sn sra,S ~ c,,senS 1SE. sales
5000 bales. ;;,,,,. so,eo
Eventng.|gotloh nFm as1 o9eEilss ten'' s"Ss
All bales attiHo. -.
AMOS aHsGs aarEe Set secsuts iss Saes; gross 5
sales. 400; STOCK y, ,0eo. c...., ,,;,o+ ,,o Arm
hTgosE, AarSa ns1 recetDis ys bales gross
Illuull4SS 1f2ket12xS,s 49, "a ~ ~ oSs. e,ce 3sS
40; exports i4I; a otS, ov ,a.
NORFOLK, Marcn io.Mo,.vH ss1, ,,rsS .UT
dhpg EsalZG IeS s,,sI s,rs espan to ctv
wise 1898; sales tos: sGsuss Hsiss ''0'A ''
awaiting slipeaMs M.pcS prS0 sScotton inactive and
vILhiNatoSS, Isc. net reee,ps a.: exports
nominal; mddlngs asSs neie, VII 'Npct''
coas.MsT ''Sl larsh 1 9s-CoiIon closed nrm at rsxc
formidanpg; salss IVY ~ Arm With bare
sAYANNAa, ManSr ,d NOS IssIc: er receipts,
seppS soou Snoris To- Great Britain, 500, coast
Zeaf oaIsS 10y SapoaSs ea,. s,ort SIaai
WISE, s4ZS' saisc, "CSIton nrmer: middlrh2s
nat recents 1854 Eaes; exporls coast
80 ,.ias a.. 'sates oa0. s;ocS 6O.Se2.
rscststs osSi exnorts to Great BIilaiu
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Havana Market.

HAVANA March 4.-Sales ofSugar here and at
Mafaazas olve a total for the week past or 16,l61
boxes OF sugar Of all claSsey and shades; ls4o
hogsheads OF muscovadOes and renning Sugars,
centrtrugals ant: molasses goods counted IN; locV
hogsheads-of concentrated syrup, and Coco ho9s-
heads OF clay ed t45ooJ and muscovado nolasses
The rates OF previous quotations have been sns.
tanned and IepeGtad, although We aTe aware that
some lots Of NGs IL and IL have been disposed o.
nt pXab7s reals perarrobe. Quotations continue:
For.wh,te, through, SC 10 SIX per 100 pounds; !;
yellow. do Nos. to ~, al s57G 10 s6iS doibrown,
do. Nos. ii and l2, at S5ls TO S61sdo, aud ,eucn-
rnchos, Nos. to 10, at s!a 10 ss% do. pnsss Ilua
ouotatious hold good Tor MatanZas ny small
iractlUn less through al classes and quaities.
Shlpped hence and from Malanzas: :9,Sl5
boxes and $40 hhds, oil which 10 The Cnli ed
States and north Of Hal iteras 670o boxes ana eslo
hhds; TO Falmouth 10 268 boxes and Ia MUS, anu
balance TO o:her European poris direct, save 1o
boxes to Vera Cruz and box 10 st. Thoinas.
MOLASSEs.-SaleS reported above mostly at MA.
tanzas, and quotations seem determined az Is
for Glazed anu SIX Go for AuscUVado. Honey Is
looked for at I5c per gallon.
In leaf tobacco and cigars there Is nothlng
more new to advise, and tobacco planters are
more hopeful, anu the factories have orders 1Or
ali they can put upon The market, While tile
street dealers have in hand all The Eastern leaf
(caIIed vuela- -abajo.) icrthe benent CT strangers
v no seek cheap cigars.
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HayThere has been steady denaaSS a0s 111S toS
article, and the sales have been q slsass es0H
as Nayaa sToREsspts tu.pen.nss san Is saaas as9 is
6sa and remains the In rosin Gales q 81
SSs paie at ss and 400 bbs common s,IaggH
s. s5a2 sis PEI bel, Pitch isE quiet 9esspf0..0''
p'pfrs-1ne market Is firm for this articie Will VIII
saes Of los casks Carolina az sa9c per ID LOT so'u
and prime.
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STEAMER Eliza Hancox, Burns, Savannah, via
Beaufort. DC. Is bags sea ialand cotton, mase,
&c. 10 sRatsnel, Holmes; &-co, D MePnersol'
'PinckneS Bros, Follin, D Hayward, W Harrl-
son, Southern Express co, and Order.
Sloop Julia Dean, Harris, Combahee. 100 Dusn'
els rough rice. To W Bee & co.
Received from Chisolm's Mill. 114tierces rice.
To G Haself and T H &W Devices.
CLEARED YESTERDAY:
Br bark BeltIste, Nielsen, uverpool-R Mure
q schr sch Mary Farrow, Bagley, New Yofs-Wm
Roach l. co. =
C-J a Enslow j. co.
.sAILED YESTERDAY.
Schr Edith Everman, Corson, Jacksonville,
Schr Groves Weaver, Union Island, Ga.
FROM THIS PORT.
Br bark James Ives, Carroll, Liverpool, March 3.
Schr Ida Birdsall, Birdsal, Darien, Ga, March y.
CLEARED FOR THIS PORT.
Steamship Manhattan, Woodhuo,. New YORK.
March II.
MEMORANDA.
NEW YORK, March 13.-Returned for repairs,
steamship Huntsville, for Savannah, with three
DANCES OF her screwtbr0len.
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New York Hay Market.

From The Daily Bulletin, March II: Receipts
to d.v Ia ear loads aud 800 bales by boat. With
fu,i reoeifIs. a moderate demand laud large etocks
prices ars nregnlat auu heavy for all grades OF
Tor Char, sion at 81 Is, 131 bales FOR Fernandina
at 81 H. 20 baics for Camp riIckhey at 81 20. lOO
Laies. fur Wilmington at 10, and 70 bales ior
JACKSON iettrtp0rte kalsol az 81 zo. Retail q
thes best quality - 1Ield ut former prices ON ac
count OF SCARCITY. Straw is In better supply and
easier IL prize, With n dlYuyatd tendency, as re-
CENTS ry boat become more Hteral; 'hsrc is no
demand fer lots.
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RoSton Market.

BOSTON, March S.-CoFFEk.-There Is very
little change TO notice IN coffee. The trade are
purchasing In small lots as wanted, and sales ol
lava a. l95sa23c, gold, and Ru at 14al6Ac per 10,
GOLD. In ST.. Domingo, for export, the saies nave
f}pen $50 bags cummou and 150 bags cape al lull
prices. This description rules at s2ialoc per 10,
gold, in bond. -
CurruN.-The market for.ths article has de-
cIined quite RAPIDLY the past week, and although
nrices are believed now 10 have touched very low
igures. there is no disposition 10 start up W any
extent Manufacturers, however, have been well
supplied Oy recent large receipts. The sales have
been but moderate, and we nnw quote ordinary
at ilkallXc, good ordinary at l2Ial3c, low mlu-
ding ut lSxaiIisc, and middllng at 14%al51c,
including upiauds anu Gull.
DoMEsTlcs-TIe movements IN cotton ,goous
Indicate no material change. Some Styles OF
prints have eased on Hc 2 yard but 0ther stand
ard eottous anil wOol.euS have not Varieu meeefl'
ally. with fair IObbing demand, aud lnuioatlons
OF more active trade at an early day.
GuSNY BAGs-There has been considerable 90.
ing IN gnnny bags but without improvement ID
prices. The sales include 1000 bales, on the spot
and to arrive, az l5hc, currency, and 10x1llc,
gold, In bOud.
GUNNY CLoTa.-Thls article iS held firm but
continues quiet. We quote Calcutta at lpc, and
domestic baggiug at 20a2oKc p yard. For future
delivery l2zal5c gold. III bond, are the current
rates.
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RaHroa6s.
NORTHEASTERN RAILROAD COM
~ PANY:.
&H Ell 81 ssass2
ouxaLEsres, S. c.,February II, /

CHkRLESIBf, .. Css L tpl uxry llt ioi!.
Pm. ,..,
cepted) and 3aeP. H. g.,
Train does not leave Charleston 6:33 T: NJ SUN
DAYS.
Train leaving at 12 " makes through connec.
NON" to New York, via Richmond and Acqula
Creel-only, going through in AZ houra, WITHOUT
Passengers leaving By ego P. II. Train have
choice Of route, via Richmond and washington,
or via Portsmouth and Baltimore. Those leaving
timore Those leaving on SATURDAY remain SUM-
DAY In Wilmington, NO.
This is the cheapest quickest and most pleasant
route 10 Cincinnati, Chicago and other points
connections at Washington with Western trains
OF Baltimore and Ghto Railroad:
g. 8. SOL0MONS,
r. ~ Engineer ana superintendent
P. L. CLEAPoR, General Ticket Agent.
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coMMEROIAL NEWS.
Imports.

CARpENAs-Per schr Willie Martn-2lo hEas
and rs tos molasses. To J A EnsloW Sc,,o GO.
SAMANA-Per schr d L'Snow-l3suo CVCoanus,
aoO buncaes bananas, 200 squashes, bbl ginger
root. To F Baker'& i CO.
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EXPORTS.

L1ysRpooL-Per Br bark Belliste1in 7o n oags ena sea
island and 9ss bales upland cotton' COLO los pass 'o''
w NEW YoRk-Per schr Mary Farrow-s3. 500 1ee'
lumber.
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RIcE-The transactions were light Will q ste'3y
market. Sales 10 tierces Of Clean Carolina, say
IL tlerces at 7Hc, 80 at s1-1ec . n: We quote
common to fair at 7H@7Xc, good 7H@sc . b.
NAVAL SroRBs-There were no sales OF note'
Stock light.
.FRsIaHTs.-To Liverpool, by steam direct nonn
nal on uplands; via New York. 5sd Oh sup
lands, .1d@lId on sea Islands, oy sa
11s on upands, xd on sea sianos'
tn Hnyre nominal. Coastwise-so New YORK,
by steam, kc on upiands and 1c on ses
islands; 81 25 a terce on rice; by sail,'- IS 10 o.
cotton; - p terce on rice; 4oc = barrel on ros n
s7@s q n on lumber; se@lO p on timber. IL
Boston, by sail, nc q fs on upland cotton
70 Providence, By sail So q N on boards &c
fb on cotton; by steam 81 p bale on New
York rates. To philadelphia, BY steam, 'zc p ID
on uplands; by sail, 81 q on boards; 80 on
timber; So a ton on clay, aad sa@S so en- phos'
phates. To Baltimore, By steam, &c p 10 oy
sail, 50 5o97 2 M on boards; ss@3 IS = ton o.
phosphate rock vesovls are IA demand ey
our merchants to take lumber freights rem
Georgetown, S. C., Darien and salina HlVer' 'a
and Jacksonville, Fla, toNorshern ports, and $40
ale q NJ are the rates on lumber and boards.
misunderstanding 90 day bills Il.
DOMESTIC EXCHANGE. The sanks puscnase
sight checks at Il OF, and sell at par.
>aoLD-loH@nk.
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THROUGH BILLS LADING TO AND
FROM BALTIMORE PHILADELPHIA,
BOSTON, BREMEN,
AND TIE CITIES OF THE NORTHWEST,
DAclFlo, MAIL STEAMSHIP coMPY's
THROUGH LINE TO
CALIFORNIA, CHINA AND JAPAE
FARES GREATLY REDUCED.

Steamers of1ne abuve ureleaye Pier efHas,
No. ~. North River, foot OF Cana! .SAi6nf
street, New York, at u O'Clock noon,. ol the ~:
aid 10th OF every month except when tNest
,.ales fail on Sunday, then the saturday precec
Departure Of the goth connect at Panama WI!
steamers for South Pacific End Central, America;
Darts Those or 4th touch at Manzanluo.
Steamship JAPAN leaves San. Francisco for ia.
pan and China April l, 1871.
NJ California steamers touch at Havana, bu
20 direct from New York To ASplEwall.
one hundred pounds baggage lreet each aduN
Medicine and attendance free.
For Passage Tickets Or other Information QpFr
III lie COIPANYS TICKET OFFICE, on tae
wharf loot Of Canal street, North klTer-.ASSk
York. I:roAbi ASch-'
-;uiTlB-iyr
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,Iou.somcry Cotton Statement.
selma Cotton Statement.
Stock on hand Friday. March 10, ISL.
Int.rior cotton Markets.

Interior Cotton Markets.
MONTGOMERY. March 11-MarIet Is dul! at
l23sc low middlhgs.
SELMA, March ll.-There were sales yesterday
10 the amount OF 90 bales. Low middling HHc;
strict good ordinary l2Hc Faetors asked the
above rates, but buyers cnei ed less. Goou cotton
scarce,
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EoR SAVANNAH VIA BEAUFORT AND
PACIFIC LANDING.
The Steamer PILOT BOY, Captain .sKA
J. W. Sly, viii leave Central Wharf -
for above points every MONDAY MURNlNU. ~ :
O'Clock, and for Beaufort and Pacific Landing
every THURSDAY, leaving here at 8 o'clock A. u.
J. 3. AIKEN, Agent,
feb1 No. Central Wharf.
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N.c..pI. by wa,lrua,,. NIurch ls.
snr.ru c,xul,1sA NA,LRUlu.

SOUTH CARULlSA KNiLkOlD.
1892 bules cotton, AZ ta!es goods, j cars stock.
To Rai,road Agent, Geo W Williams j. GO, Peizer,
Rodgers & CO, 4 p Smith, Frost Adgsr, Geo d
WaiterS CO. MOwr{ L Sou, Murdangh MatheWs,
] \ Robson, A Salinas A b MulilgnD, Prlngle d
Son. VIC Courtney d co. Sloan j. Seignious, z
Bee y co. Thurston l. Holmes, Geo Trenholm &
Son, BsOdie CO.
-XuRTHEISTERN RAILROAD.
CT bales cotton, 132 bbls naval stores. 70 bushels
peas. cars lumber, mise. &c. 10 Williams
co, Frost \ Adger, a Salinas, I Smith, Mar
stall, E, .kitsman Howell, Pe!Ze", Rodgers N
CO, Gracser i Smith, Eaitlen Parker. + Weh'
lnann,- Ttornley, Caldwell: Sou. Now:y
& Son. L yelling, Railroad Agent nno Order.
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CAVXNNAh AND -eAARLESFoN RAIL-
~ i. -. (, ROAD. ~ .-=

~ n
~ - !. ROAD.
l H -
PASSENGER TRAINS On this RoadTun daily az
follows: < s..
Leave ckssleataa: taa:............,s.:ssA.M.
Arrive at Sav1pnah. .:3.Q0P. Il.
Leave SavRnuahs. .!.......:....l1.l Is A. Nd.
Arrive at Charleston -, .6.26 y. III.
Connects at Savannah with the Atlantic Gulf
Railroad for Jacksonville, st. Augustine, s1G>an
points in Florida.
With Central Raflroau for Macon, Atlanta, no.
bile. Sew Orleans and the Nest.
With STEAMBOATS, Tor points on the Savannah
River. - "
ii Charleston with the Norrheassern andSonth
Carolina Railroadsr and Steamships for all points
North and West.
Through Tcketsovar this line on bale at hotels
In Charleston; Screvsn. House, Savannah; and all
principal Ticket offices North atu South.
Freights forwarded daily to- and nom SaVan.
nah and all points beyond
Through Bills o.. .Lading issued to Jacksonville,
Palatka, Sc.
=. @. 5. GADSDEN,
oct5 Engineer and superintendent.
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Eos,ou & Co.'s Cotton Report. Ior .h'
W.eL Ending March 10, 1871.

Eos,ou & Co.'s Cotton Report. Ior '"o
Week Ending March 1o, Ie'i.
NEW YORK. March 1l.-THE MARkET.mla .Isaso oIi .
last repoIt the markes closed oun ,a, a was nnief
middnngs ll%c Saturday the marheS heSau 40 tSs
and nnshansed: sales 2ssl bales Monaay ae es
aMu aasrs ~ Tas DUH and Irregular and prices were
easier for the poorer grades; salss MOS snIei
,s;n6,;rgs 1i4c Tuesday themarket was qVes e
ord nr,ces.Were unchanged; the offerings W. she
fsir butthere was less disposition snoMn W waa sII
part OF noders 10 realize; sales o.sV pae' ro;r in
pesday the market was steadfer WIN s.iss ia .5iT
nnirv from spinners eud exporters; saieS 10
baips: nAldngs 142lc Thursday, Will a.,ar 90 ond
lie foreign adVlces, tGe market Was nISdIinTe
prices Sc higher sales 4so6 oaies; ~ hnainnss
iIXc. Yesterday there was ,na houT ntIernss were
Sa9r hMt nn nressure as exhibited on tne paltot
iait Us' n Nv peaIize sales 3Oo7 bales mldallngs
and florida Rploridas. Mobile. Orleans. Texas
9espaaya Scoa ordinary ~ 5ss y Il. 55
LOW Low midding. .:1s ls1 u T.. 15S 15s
Wddng. .l4A Az io5T 90 ~ tozs =;
Giles OF the week 25, ,104 bales including oo4o "
spinners, l7A TO spectators, ana l9'-'o " CA
Gross receipts at this port for the week S2 lls
bales. Since 1sJ September 157,Sll oaer, aSainss'
RECEiPTs.-Thls week show an excess over those
cess since lst OF September IS now SSo, OIL oales,
polnling to crop OF $780, ooo bales WIN receipts
Tor balance of season NO larger tnan Ast year.
he receipts for the next ten weeks last year ave.
RACED 1896 bales. II receipts should pc ~ per
cent over last year, the crop would pc s,4oovoy. Y.
The excess IN receipts at the different porLS ls as
follows: New orleans 2l.53, Mobile 32.4s, Calves
ton COCA Florida 1929, savannah $685. CnaTies.
ron 50O7' New York So. SO, Boston s3.46. we loon
for free receipts at NeM Orleans, and especlay a.
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EoR .sAv NAH
ELEGANT STATE ROOM ACCOMMODATIONS,

TIE Splendid Steamer DICTATOR, = ,sTEA
Captafn L. NJ CoXerter. will leave tcSSrsIzsssal7.
southern. Wharf on TUESDAY EvESING, March Il,
1871, at $50 O'Clock, for the above place.
The Splendid Steamer CITY POINT, Captain
d, B. Vincent, will leave Southern Wharf for the
above place on FRIDAY EVENING, March II, 1871,
at $50 O'Clock RAFENEL l. CO.,
marll Agents.
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TOR NEW 70. r X.
OLD LINE NEW YORK AND CHARLES.
TON STEAMSHIPS.
ESTABLISHED 1915.
sPacInEs aSn ELEGANT DECK STATE. ROOMS.
5Us AND ELEGANT DECK sTATE.RooMs.

The very fast and splendid side-Wheet Steam.
snips OF tits Line will satl from Adgers SCUM
wharf as follows during tile month oil Marcn:
CHARLESTON, TUESDAY, Nth, at ~ T. ~.
MANHATTAN. SATURDAY, 18Th, at ~ =: NJ.
JAMES ADGER, TUESDAY, 21st at o 7. 3D..
CHAMPION. SATURDAY, 25th, az l.; NJ
CHARLESTON, TUESDAY, 2sth, at II A. NJ;
;as- Through Bls Of Ladtng given on Cotton 70
Liverpool, Boston. Providence and the New Eng.
land manufacturing towns al the lowest marHe'
Freshts on upland cotton through to Liverpool
fiye.e rhihs OF q penny: sea island one penny.
Upland cotton to New York u cent, sea lsiand
&c. ,,- -
For Freight or Passage engagements, apply 10
mar1:lmo IAaEs ADaHh " w.
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premium lans Gale.
$4,000 $4,000
LAST CHANGE TO sEE.wHAT So WILL DO.

IS VIII secure Share in ihc Aiken Premium s.
8 WIN VIII secure share as above and nne s.
IS Work OF Art to sdorn your homes: 50
s5. VIII secure share aud The Steel Engrav- So
S. Ing, Marriage Of Pocahontas." worm -
SIS vii! secure Share and the Stee! Engrav' 80
IS Vii secure snare and she Steel Engray- s.
IS ing. "The Day We Celebrate -; worth s.
SIS VIII secure a sharc:and the ocauInui 30
S. Chromo american Autumn, w.. worth 30
Sc win secure 10 some shareholder the Der. S.
Sc ny Mansion and o5 acres OF Vineyard anu So
So Orchard, valued at S26, OaO. 80, 20
IS WiLsecure TO some shareholder Rose. So
SIS vile Farm, 100 acres. 80
S. valued al $4,000. .lnsest c %
SIS VIII secure 10 some shareholder "Gin' 30
SIS house Farm lo5 acres ...; 90 90
SIS yalned at $4,000 I'm: t
So vests, Peach Orchard, valued at $500 50
So VIII secure 10 some shareholder Vine S.
SIS yard and Peach Orchard. 80
Is viii secure 10 some shareholder a fine. s5
s5 Villa site, with Cottage. Garden &C., 50
IS valued at s2bOo...... invest 80
S5 VIII secure 10 s. other shareholders val SO
So uable properties, ranging IN value from %
$5 $500 10 $500. .......s-......n Invest 50
S5 These Real Estate Prizes. .:.....:..... 50
So valued at Sej,O0O are located In the beau 50
IS tful Town OF Aiken, South Carpiina... So
IS LIS uneuuahed climate and hra.tp-glying So
S5 surroundings, has made 1t the 50
SIS .sSAtAT0GA OF THE SOUTh. 50
SIS The Shares wiItbe distributed April 21sf, So
S5 when each Shareholder will see So
Sl WHAT FIVE DOLLARS WILL DO, So
"There is Il tide in the affairs Of men, (which,
Taken at the hood, leads on to iOrtune."'
The most liberia. terms to Clubs
For description OF the valuable Real Estate,
Prizes, notices'or the press, names OF copmitlee
10 make the Drawing, home endorsements and
genera! character Of the enterprise and manage.
Ilent, send for pamphlet. Remitlances for shares
Should be made with PustofIce Money Order, or
currency in registered letter, or by Express. Ad'
dress J. Q. UERBY, General Manager,
Augusta Ga.
onl:e corner of JacsSsson and dReyned dsstreets.
E.- Residents of Chareston!and Vicinity can
secure Shares BY applying 10 j. RUSSELL BAKER,
so Society ST. at c. lIlCKEY'$ No. 345 King street
WILBUR l. SONS, No. 50 Broad street, aud JU.
LlgS. .ROC CMILLATaS. No. col h ing street, where
specimens OF the Works uf Art, Which each share.
holder rccrivrsT can.ue seen. nar"-12
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The favorite Steamer
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will receive Freight aJ Accomnloda. ,xk
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vIGE-PRESIDESTS OFFICE,
CHARLESTON, =. ca January fS,I 1871. J
On and after SUNDAY. JANUARY AZ, the Passen-
er Trains Oh ils So.::i. ;.~r--ina halioae WIZ
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vne CnnrlssIon Cotton. Rice anu Na'ai
Sfores Market. -
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OFFICE CHARLESTUE NEMs.
MONDAY EVENING, March lS, lSIl')

CorToN.-The demand was somewhat hn''e"
for this article, but while the market presented
aulet aspect factors exhibited rather more conn,
dence In consequence Of better dispatches anu
tho stan,e closed with an Improved feeling, at un'
changed figures. Sales about 500 bales, say Is at
1oI e5 at TX, % at 1l, At at 12 3S at l2h 45 at
1s, lo1 at lsh, lsat1sa, 6s at 1879, sat H. 2S at