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%sD ws wsr e ss g s
poor man: sspeass: not. ySa you, u;
entitled to perfect equality with before God and the
Hsyday my young moral,ss. what have .sod and
s g ~ sn my !. n, at Sa %
goes before jury and gets his rsss Just A. 4. do i. have
that say law treat. ssasiy Sas
you have the svansge You can AFFORD 10 be s y
Ss Ss talent II e
IL he eass an an
Sa = aT ssans between man and man % o. ns Syo Tss
cate but .apposs pose great sspesss % pefap:
ought treated snosssS sssfore take
wronsed. This Is not social communism or equality Of
fSs Earl accustomed to command his temper 2, be
TO he forward young gensem.ns political education. he
soeis Egaa, oc n. nj What sns.. you
smng yoa may thank your stars: sir that your soaa"n
heresss. with ahalf million ayear not likely to
THE COMING OF AGE
But the sensation was coming which wonld starte
that father still more. When the ''auspic0us day"
arrived and all was revelry over the broad lawn az
Snufiestraw Castle and the regulation address was
handed In on its Illuminated vellum band OF
English Socialists, belonging TO the town,
headed by the terrible Br0adOent, or vaCclnat0ry
fame, hand In anoIner address 'plainly on an
American model" which, with multitude OF
yourself that you wili on attaining TO the inordI-
nate property to which you the heir, distribute
It among your brother citizens" Bantam, flushed
THE rRoLErARIAN CONF. rxENr,
replies IN warm Communistic speech.
If You know wha. to something like chil shud
through vast asssm6lage may picture to yor
hear The Earl biting his lip vicosy and repeating
bis Rotterdam formula to himself in sort OF desperation;
ns %as dsssd i or
hat ny sns nsd s
needs to be thought on acredy and seriously BY those Who
yes And cannot az conseientions man but have much
sympathy with the position taken by Mr. Boadbent and his
AZ this point Banta's happened to light his mother
who was weeping hysterlcaHy simultaneously nsy voice
"E dtant moind that damned Broadben, do'eeY Z ant
yer brother no ON more than M q 6em .re.o .o !,
the human mass am not sure that have not heard an
answer sboa; equal to this IL wit and logic carry M dny
ssrss MSss a;ssss
All this is, Of Course, buresque; but then, also y
lS more, s,,-ss 4, ~ sos fa4
fhS Newspapers morall2e on him when this is
published, and we must leave Lord Bantam Tor the
present pursuing economic studies tonnued on the
immense estates OF his father and their labor organ
ization, with the recommendation 81 the author
on the
PROBLEM OF THE REDS.
ordained body " Of primoseni,as must be solved or
.Ss Ss hs 70 sons sfssn
with malicious anmosiy aganst peeage though possibly
system Or with envy Of weah or with mere
tonary passion but in the healthy earnest Impulse
FOR the but for the Pray and work that the
transfer be made without conhscaton or plumber Or
terror through gradual process OF solvent legislation
We may add that the talented author is said TO be
o barristcr OF the Temple, London, named Jenkins,
whose father Is at present Congregalionallst
minister at Montreal.
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NV PUBLICATIONS RECEIVED.

From Charles Scribner Co.:-"Insects at Home.
Being Popular Account Of Insects their Structure
Habits and Transformations" BY the Rev. J. @.
Wood, M. A., F. L. s., &C.; 'Tne Wonders OF
Water.n From the French of CASTOR TIssandier.
Edited, with numerous additions, by Schele de vere
ID. D., LII. d.
From Francis B. Felt & Co. o.:-"The walking Doll;
or the Asters ana Disasters OF Society,"" BY r. H..
Newell (Orpheus O. Kerr,; 'Short Poems for Short
People," BY Edgar Fawcett.
From Claxton, Remsen 4 Hanel6ngcr Philadel.
pnIa:--"Homo vs. Darwin: a judicial Examination
Of Statements Recently Publish ed By Mr.. Darwin
Regarding The Descent Of Man;'n "Dream.L .Lne
aud Other Poems." BY Stockton Bates.
From Patrick Doaahoe, Boston:--"The Four
Great Evils OF the Day. BY Henry Edward, Arch
bishop Of Westminster. England, and convert to
the Catholic Church ITO and From the Passion
Play, In the Summer OF 1s7l.n BY Rev. ii. @.
Doane.
From Dodd Meade:--'The OLD Back Room. y
by Jennie Harrison.
From Ivison, Brakeman Cot" Youths
Speaker BY George R. Csthcart. A. M.
From George Rouriedge q sons:-" The Haunted
Crust" &c. BY Katherine saunders
From II. B: Dnrandi-.The Lady Elgva; a
Christmas Myth.3 BY M. L. B.
From Anson D. +. Randolph Co:-"The Baby's
Tningsn story In verse for Christmas Eve. by
Edward ABBOTT.
From L. 4 j. W. Tcuohtwanger ga Hand.
Book on Slick" BY DR.. Lewis Feucntwanger.
From B. B. Russell, Boston:-" lmogen, and
Otner Poems.n
From D. Appleton b co. o.:-"Man: roem In
Twelve Cantos.n BY Franz s. Ganter.
Prom Lee, Shepard Dillingham;, New York;
oOhver OPTICS Almanac for BOYS and Girls.n
From American News Compsny:-"Tne Mormon
Trials at Salt Lake CITY," BY George Alfred
Townsend.
aNotes On Historical Evidence in Reference to Ad-
verse Theories OF the origin and Nature OF the Gov.
ern,nens OF the United States Of America" By John
B. Dillon.
Magazines for January:-Ltppincotps, ccc1
Words, pnrenolgcal Journal, Fan Nos.-cnds
Eclectic Engineering Magazine, Catholic World,
Eclectic.
From D. Appleton h Co. :-"TIousehold Book of
Songs - collected and arranged by Francis q. Bow.
man and CHARLES A. Dana; 'The story OF the Foun
tain,u by william Cullen Bryant. illustrated with
forty.two engravings on wood; "Tne Philosophy OF
style.r an Essay BY Herpert spencer; "rext Books
OF Geology and Zoology by II. Aileyne Nicholson.
From Woolworth Ainsworth Co. ".Esthetics;
or The Science OF Beautyn BY John Basc0m, Pro-
lessor in Williams College; "A Compendious Gram
mar OF the Greek Language" BY Alpheus Crosby.
Professor In Dartmouth College.
From Rurd & Houghton:-''M Poetry,'
collected. with an Introduction by James Appleton
Morgan, A. M.
From Macmillan 4 Co., London and New York;
'sNlne Years Old.''
From J. q. Lppincott 4 Co.:-."The Funny Philo-
sophers; or, Ways and Sweethearts,r novel, pS
George Yellott
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NEW YORK HERALD MONDAY DECEMBER 49, ls7TRlPLE

Railroad, in the fan oflsao, and was put upon tnas
roaa during the winter.
cAnipiseu AZ our SHOP under steam FOR some time
anu visited BY many. Sne was shipped 10 Charles
'on On ooard OF the ship Niagara IN October, 1880"
trial trip was made on the "a OF November, but
the engine did not work very satisfactorily. On the
i4th and 10th Of December, however the Best Friend
had been got into good working order, and proved
In efficiency double what had been contracted
Tor, running nj tho rate OF from sixteen
TO twenfy-one mics an hour, with some
forty or nfty passengers In some four or
five cars. and without the cars, thirty to thirty five
miles per hour. In June, 1881, however, she ex-
plOded. owing 10 the carelessness OF negro fire.
man; but she was subsequently, repaired and again
set TO work, under the new name OF the "Pnnnlx.n
This Is probably the fret railroad accident on
record.
The second American built locomotive was also con.
structel for the South Carolina Railroad Company.
II was called the "west Point" arrived In Charles
ton In FeDruary, 1884, and was running on the road
III the fall OF the same year.
Mr.. Brown next dlsposes OF claim which Phila-
delpha. with her accustomed impudent enrontery
IN all questions OF priority, has made TO hav-
ing built and run the first American loco
motive. AS Mr. Brown for many years lived In
Pennsylvania this Is highly satisfactory. Of course
Philadelphia could not possibly have been ahead in
any matter OF entes prise 80 conspicuous rs this.
The mere conception Of such thing Is absurd.
New York comes two years behind South Carolina
In the adoption OF the iron horse. The first trip Of
Locomotive In this State was made about the 31st
OF July, 1882, from Albany to Schenectady, by the
locomotive De Witt Clinton. Among the passengers
was the veneraD.e Thurlow Weed.
We have thus given our readers few OF the more
salient features Of TINS Interesting book. Mr.. Brown
would not DC very great as knight OF the
quill on any other subject than his but his perfect
acquaintance with all the facts and MS industry In
research have enabled him to produce q very read
able book. The volume is Illustrated with mum.
ber OF very well executed sketches OF the locomo.
nves and passenger cars referred to In the text.
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and passengers amounting to four and q half tons
for thirteen miles In s,xty-?ne minutes one way
and fiiiy.seven minutes the other. On the return
trip there was race with fast trotting mare; but
Just as the engine was badly whipping the horse,
band slipped from the drum, and the engine was
for the momen. disabled. Old Peter Cooper, who
ectcd as his own engineer and foreman, In vain
,rleo to replace the band; he onlT succeeded In
iaceratng nIs hands Il Is hard 10 resist The temp.
space compels US to do SO. We commend our read
ers to the book FOR fuller description.
TO the south.Carolina Railroad, however, belongs
the honor OF having first practically introduced loco
motives In America. This company was organized
on the 18th OF May, 1925 and after much discussion
resolution offered on January IA, 1880, by Mr. Ben.
nett, To tue effect that the locomotive should be
used as the only motive power on the road, was
unanimously carried. In pursuance Of this action
contracts were ut once made Tor the purchase Of
locomotives. The first one delivered was called the
"Best Friend OF Charleston " and was built at the
West Point foundry. The gentleman who had
charge OF the work. Mr. David mathew, gives this
account Of hers
The Best Friend was four.wheel engine all four
wheels drivers. Two inclined cylinders at an angle,
WORKING dOwn q double crank, inside Of the
frame, with the wheels outside OF the frame, each
roas Tne wneo seSr we're ron nuS wooden
ana feloes, with Iron tie, ana iron web and pins in
the wheels to connect the outside rods 10.
The boiler was a vertical one, in form OF an old
fashioned porter bottle, the furnace AZ the bottom
surrounded with water, and all filed inside full OF
wnat we call teats, running out from the sides and
top with alternate stays to support the crown OF the
furnace the smoke and gas passing out through the
SUES at several points INTO an outside jacket Wnicn
had the chimney ON IT. The boiler sat In the centre
OF the tour wheels, with the connecting rods rum
nlng ny IL to come INTO the crank.shaft The
cylinders were about SIX Inches In The bore ana
sixteen inches stroke. Wheels about four ana
hall leet In diameter. The whole machine weighed
about i0ur and hail tons. IL was shipped TO
Charleston. $. u. ior the Charleston and Hamburg
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RRRsenyerS.

-.
Per steamer Dicta or. from Palatka via Jack:
sonville Fernandina and Savannah-Col Jno Il
Curtis and wife, Mr. Atwater and wife, Capt Ssunl
Earse, wife. anddauGhter, MIS- 8 II P Gooawm. p
Bridge. Mrs Church, Mr. Casreen and wife. NEa
Connel. Mr. Page, wife and Two children, Mr. NO.
lem, P G Fcght and wife, Miss Colgate, Mr. Col.
gate and Servant exemption, ! R ? Rayenei, MI
Parish. MISS Parish, Hon T Harris. NJ Falls, II ]
Hoyt, u smith, J N Nichols, Lieut. Smith, VILE, two
children aud servant, Mrs ] F 0'Neil, Miss o'Neil,
+ u O,Neil and lady, AID s deck.
Per steamer Emile, from Georgetown, SC
JE Collins ard wife, Miss Dereef, Z c RamnL 3
u Davis, Capt Ferris, GL BIO mes. Mrs HolmeS Z
w Holmes, u L Holmes, Jf,J C+Huger, and SSon
deck. !:
Beaufort, &c-J B Wilson, J D Robertson, = Du.
boiA Miss T. towns, Miss n Towns, b Ensign, III b
ySnn. ~ d wife, 8 Gilbert, Rev A Webster, RA
Tav,or, A Miller, DR. Z II DAILY, + Sinclair Doyle,
G ii Wells ahd VINE, E Haynes, RI Hamilton. Y
Robinson, J Carroll, J Hamilton. S Black, RBytae'
wood, and Is on deck.
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80
Markets by Telegraph.
MONEY HARKrTS.

LONDON, April seSooa-.cease's GsSs Bonds
Esvaening.-Oohsolsn a7k Securities nrn
FRANIFpRT. ApflS-;Bonds 96xasoAr
ETVNYoaK, April SNoon.Ptetgnts s99dy:
sadsssySnents dni and frnf; Se0vES strong Ind
ssttya State bonds dull Gold strong % ION.
Excbange. long o.; abort loH.
ment tnS1D anctsiS cfcles bscausetof indications
soeDcombinaren BOIL None, on principal s,ecks
ST .bnHed at the Board OF Exchange; nrm ~
81. Gold le*aaeH: sovssIahsHs nsc.lnee 4
sew aNefeEac tipe andfs little better. Tcnneesees
g; nav go; ylrgi9iss TN; nsM "a h1a ls ms
sSnase1s2; kyes6sr Georgia skies SIX; sevens
Ssmss: Gotten Per steam eisaXd.
,1. ! Sss : s,t ANU h-s soa Is5s: AZ. Sight
COTTON MARkErs.
LrySrpSot, 4pfh s-Nocn.-Cotton quiet; up.
lands 1Ks7Ad, Orleans 7Halfd; sales $4,000
Eventng.-cotton. dull and snohansea; sales
p 600 bales; for sssc shNnnn ana ms e am su sepa mid.
, fncfndingtSe0o Saturday evening.
Ey~ening.-Cotton quiet ana weak; uflands
8esro&, April s.-cotton auies: middIings 1Sxc;
BlITnosE Alrl Cotton ansetSnd s;sads;
middingsf2NaIsxOs bales; gross
NioRpoIK. Apr $--Gottondall; low middlings
lac: n. treceipsCSSbAlad e&$orts to Great Br!-
tau 1919; coastwise 1856; sales so; stock 41l2
WHauSesoN ApJil2-O0ston<FeRk; mfthllng
70; Ist Ieeelaa 3sseaies; sspqpss soss'saSe ~;
SAyASSAH, A~prlS-Cotton Ia In fair demand;
middnng re; ses recs'Dts, s0ss E5 s0 ss,s 20
NesfSs. A~prna-.Cottol quiet; middlinesa4Acs
net receipts ls3S bales; exports coast@ise .; sales
- 80 w. SsISa .Ns Asrff sAcostor ans,; MD.
ding iaHc; etlecelplB s53s; gross receipts. s1s7.
Exports 10 Hayre, 1880; TO Amsterdam, h.eoo; 10
Cfonstadt, s9aI; 10 Genoa, 3546i 70 Vera CRUZ sz0;
coaslWise a06e. safes, 40 bales; stock, 234;26t.
GALVESTON, April 3-Cotton quiet; good Oral-
nary l1c; net receipts I'LL bales; sales 800; STOCK
PROVISIONS AND PRODUCE MARKETS.
LuKEpooL, Aprn sAEoon.-Brsadstutfs hrn.
new xaSk. aps,l s gs : Sare sgara IuUq1m MI
hrm at sc. Rosiu qniet AZ So sba2 CK.
Eyening.-Southern nopr queI and nrmi COM
mon 20 far extra So sesI % M6!sSey stsaaEsat
919cs wheat frmer3 winter fedsfnd &mDef Srsst'
.Cofee quiet and unchanged. sugar Ia moderate
reuuest; iair to good redning szsko Rice ;q1ies
ataxASxGSsFUrkse2a Plain mess beet Sipal6
strained .st Scssn d ssss s,xc.
LOUISVILLE, April 8.--Proyisiops nomlnai
%h4kegsAtaA# atsde. Com neaoa sneneo"an
sCNciNSAqf Aprfl a-Progisicns-no demand.
WllsitY MN, win q lair demapd at sc;
NV oRLxExe; A~prflS.-Cefr 5gH7fe. oats dull,
soXa64c. Sugar, PRIME, 1aa10ko. MOlasses,
p antation reboiled, 2sa40c.
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Havana Market.

ysHhyANA. March 25.-SuezR-Sales Of the past
vsek have been large, enbl acing all the coast
ports on, the north side and Two OF three on the
saulh; but items have mot tIanspaea Py wnicn
cansed. The sales attyfsed cover for the two
sss1s Hnhds of sugars; OF concentrated syrup 100
hhd., aud moiasses, clayed, 5000, ana mnseoV 400
mas sugars. refining goods; about 5000 boxes VA.
nous classe-. and concentrated syruo. Ioln looo
to 1000 hnds; auu mola>ses. clayed and museo-
vedo, including contracts for early delivery, GOV.
erlng all or more than will be maue In Jhe best
districts-RemedfrB, Sagua and csrdenas-fn ner-
charitable condition. The last remark seems TO oe
justified by the best information to be had and, II
not realized, there must be a great change and o
protracted period OF rolling.
Uui Quota, ,uus for thIs market, and confirming
my last udvlces. are reports for this week, for su-
gar. whites through at s6a7A per 100 los; ycllows,
40, Nos. Is to 20 do at SbH to s6H; browns, do,
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Nos. 4ss % 4 ssx 70 GA {. Eassovsdo 8:
gars-gooa to fair refining At ~ 70 * 4ss,, ae;i
IS 9 30 per 100 lbs. Aolasses sugars wttn9nI ~,
terminate quotations have realized for gniLea
States 8 to 10 In boxes s3A to 81 per loo los.
snippsd. Sg ny sot The a sssk IN, seR bSas ana Of i TnIoS n to
the gnited States with the usual distributions
Il, 900 boxes aud ATS hhds, and balance ior Ea-'
ropean ports, including for Falmouth l7.alo oo4.
hand equal at both porls to 2Sts Ss boxes ana
q, 7s5 hhds. against for same period OF last yeaE
OF 3sl, $40 boxes and 26,3l7 do. ~
Other good produce and fabrics Of the lsiano
| with fair demand, ren1atn II stato quo; notnlns
new TO advise.
New York Hay Market.
| From the Daily Bulletin. April Receipts to,
| day, AGO bales. The supplS Is larger, put agooo
portion OF the receipts were wet and unit Tor
| shipping; but with a small demand the market
shows no trmnese. The sales are 40 Dales !of
| Norfolk, 100 for Fernandlna &C 81 10, and 25 oaies
compressed for Eewbern at 81 %. Retail q
| prime quality Is nrm and fairly active. Straw ID
| not plenty-in good deRaad and nrm.
Interior Cotton Markets.
MONTaOMERY, April L--cqtto1 quiet and IN.
changed; lew nfddlings lac.
SELMA, April There were sales yesterday
TO the amount OF SO bales; middifng 40 loWan !
ding Is: There was a light demand 'oreo'0 WY
COTTON STATEMENT.
Stock on hand September ], Is7o.... oaIes .l'4'z
| Received this 90 on roo
Received previously. .
Total oss Wv
| Shipped this ,e cad
| Shipped previously
Stock on hand Friday, March 81, 1s71....... 6,lsa
-
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NewYoxk Rice Market.

From hetpaily Buils,in, April: The few hold
era OF domestic appear TO have things pretty
smnch thar own way, and remain 6Em atsaaSxc
for ordinaryto cnoie e, hut arc selling only small
lots as wanted by the trade. Foreign s.aa fair
simply. and q tribe weak, though with ne great
nressure to realize there Is no serious decline.
sSalesSofr $50 bags Rsngoon at 7s1hc, currency,
duty paid, and sHaShc, gold, IN oona; Inc
stock 10 day is $40 tierces Carolina, ana 2aW Days
From the Journal OF Commerce: There Is no
new feature TO mute. There Is not much demand.
for either dome sttc CT foreign, but the small STOCK
Induces hooters to mission full rates. 500 bags
.RangooB,, In bond, sold ior export on private
terms. We quote Rargoon in bond at ShasSc.
gold; duty paid al 7a71e. rurreucy, aud Caroans
sSkSaSkc. The stock o. hand is ESQ tos Carol-,
$500 bags Rangoor, against 24l9 tc- Carolina aad
ilcSS bugs Rangoon same time last year.
=: From the World: Carolina In moderate ee,
mand, but afew holders have all the Stuck aad
insist&upon full pftces; sales Of 40 tcs at SaSxc.'
Rangoen NOS very firm and thedemai' d modefase;
ssles Of 700 bags ats7a7Hc. The stock to-day ID
$40 tcS Carolina and 280v bags India.
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song.

.Tns s~wseeesrsongs are those
That few men ever hear, :.
and no men ever sing;
TIA clesrest skies are those
mat fsJthest Of appear
To birds OF strongest WING. :,
h dearest loves are these
That no man can come near
with his best following.
psan hgeso,a.
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From the Journal OF Commerce, April l: The
malk.t for spirits tur. entine is very quiet at un-
changed prices. Sales embrace ITO Barrels IN
merclaptable order on private terms. VIZ quote
6lXe- Kosin-'he market for strained r. inactive;
the quotation is 50 10. In No 2 . fsfr bast ess
strained and'No 2 a. So 75aS 25. and 900 bills at
42 90; E02 at So a0aS so; No / az Sc tQa4 so; pale
and extra pale at $6a7 50. Tar fs very firm; Wr-
rfinuton at So Is.
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N.csipts By Nnalrqast. April 8.

1862 wales cotton, As bales goods, l2s casks clay,
2 cars stock. To Railroad Agent, Pelzer, Bod.
gers l. CO. G W Williams 4 co. L D DeSaussure,
Caldwell 4 Son, " q Courtney Il CO, Prlngls b
Son, Frost & AIger, J D Aiken, " G Zee i co, Geo
n walter & co, 4 b Mulligan, Reeder & Davis.
Sloan & Seignio1s, A J Salinas, IN Robson, W B
Williams i Son.
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.RsdaMThers was 0 moderate demand at 'un'
changed prices. Sales loetserces OF cream eafo
lima At 7xc 2 ID. We quote common To lair az
7H@7X, good 7N9skc.
NAyABSroREa.-There was q moderate business
With the following sales: 20 barrels extra paie
rosin at 81, SO barrels extra. pale do. at 81 u nar
rels pale at So IS, 10 barrels pale at 81 3d. oaf
ieisuaIe at IS, u No. 2 at 81 IL, % No. 8 at 81 is,
a2:barrels black ct 81 so, Z srxainsd DIP at 50 so.
Fss1eHrs.-To Liverpool, by steam direct nomf
nal on uplandss via New York, IA on up
lands. 1d@lXd on sea Islands ; by sal,
7.1sd Oh uplands, I'D. on sea islands; 10
Hayre nominal. Coastwise-to New forS,
by steam, Hc on .uplands and &c OF. sea
islands; 81 ESQ tierce on rtce;by sail, 70 p 10 on
cotton:-R fierce on rice; 4oc 2 barrel on ros!n;
$7as q N an lumber; 5000 = on timber. 1.
Boston, by SAL, nc = b on upland COTTON
To Providence, by sail IS 2 n on boards, &c
2 b on GOTTEN by. steam 81 p bale on New
York rates. To. Philadelphia, BY steam, &c = ID
on uplands; by sail, $1s2 II on boards; Son
timber; ssh ton,on CLAY, and Sa@3 50 on pnos-
phates. To Baltimore, by steam, 10 Pm by
SAN, Sc sa@7 p Is on boards; ssSs25 p ton Oh
phssphate rock. Vessels; are In demand by
our merchants to take lumber freighss from
georgetown, S. c., Darien and Satina River, Ga.
and Jacksonville, Fla, to Northern potts, aud $40
OH p N are the rates en- lnmber and boards.
misunderstanding oodayb bills @h@2oS.
.poxKsT1d EXCHANGE. The banks purchase
sight checks at u OF to par, and SCH at pre-
n1upf.
GoLb-loSII.
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POET C4LENDAR
MOONS PHASES.

EIn Noon, 9th, q hours, 8 minutes, morRins..
Last QnarIor, 18th, Q hours, u minutes, morning
Sic &. Noon, 18th. hour, ~ minutes, evening"
faIrst unarter. eth. 6 hours. Is minutes. evening
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0oaMERc1A1 NEWS.
ExpoEss.

R~ARcRLosA-Per Span brig 0ldina-a11 bales
upland ootton......Per spaa brig Llores-4So
bales upland cotton.
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EOR. GEORGETOWN, S. G.
The Steamer EMILE, Captain C--n4@
G. White, will run as follows from sRsaa11E
Commercial Wharf during April
Leave Charleston,at 9 ochok ?. NJ. VBphBs'
DAY Sth, SUNDAY 9th, FRIDAY Nth April
Leaye Georgetown5at 8 O'Clock A. NJ, MONDAY
3D. FRIDAY TIN, TUESDAY 1lta, MONDAY l7th
Alter which she win make one trip a week.
lea ving Charleston epery WEDNESDAY NIGHT al 9
O'Clock, and Georgetown every FRIDAY MORNING
at 8 o'clock., .sft- ~
All Freight must be prepaid. 81
No Freight will be- received after sunset.
For engagements apply on board, or to
SHACK ELFORD i KELLY.
apr1-tuths B0yce's wharf,.
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The Charleston Cotton, Rice and haVai
Stores Market.

The CharIcstOn 'Cot8cn, HUI """ "
Scores Market.
oYrIcE CHARLESTON NPws.
MONDAY EVENING, april 3, l8l.}
: CorroN,-This article wvas.iR fairly sustained. re-
ouest, me market pressnAng" generally steady
features Sales near 500 bales, say 4as7&, 2Sat
9, 50 at 1914, Z at lsx, ., at II, 8 at IN Is at ll.'
70 at ia, 1se e. Il, 10 at 1oA, : at 12x, 81 atlS'
a7S6ss 1sx, u at 1871, as at 1SX, 10 alta, 8 at lah,
8 at l4x, 50 at 14K. We quote:
LIVERPOOL CLASSIFICATION.
Ordinary to good ordinary.
Low Kidding ...-LSHg~ =
Ma1lng.
Strict M1dddlRg.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1871-04-04

FOE PACIFIC LANDING, BEAUFORT; HILTON
HEAD, SAVANNAH. oAR1EN AND
BRUNSWICK, GA.
The tayorite SIeamet.
F. e LIZA AN o x.
Captain L. ". BURNS,
vim receive ETelgns at AscentIoda, %
ING, at ! O'CLOCK, arriving at Savannah the same
evening, and leaving fer Dsrien, &c, the loiiow
ing morning. Returning, Will leave serann ,S lef
Charleston every. MONDAY MORNING. ~ o0ooA'
For Freight or passage, apply TO
R4VENEL. HOLMES d CO., :.
: sep1o.> No. ut EAST Bly,
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