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The New York herald., 1871-01-13

natured taunt which they are constantly throwing
out. IN the future we have an increased c0nll
navy OF slo0ps-of-war or immovable monitors, but
OF gigantic sea-going lron-clads.
THE FRENCH NAVY
| cannot better describe than by relating story DIM
double sense) told by distinguished officer in that
navy at q social gathering Ia Havre Ignorant pro1
badly Of the presence OF an American, ana during d
discussion on marine matters, this officer went on
to say that some twenty years ago he was in the.
Sandwich Islands, on the naval station OF hsi
squadron; that nc went on board the
United States sloop-of-war Portsmouth,, Captain
i1aith liberty, with the captain ashore. and that
before sundown about dozen men cr tho
watch went aft, demanded to leave the snip, which
peremptorlly refused by the oIcer OF the deckj
that these men then lowered boat manned II, and1
Without let, hndrance or protest, lhey rowed
the officers AT last they returned on board, and
they were neither punished nor reprimanded, but
charged, should, in lowering boat, have been tried
for dcsertion, and, IN attempting 10 leave IN deI
lance Of orders, should have been shot, WltnouQ
benent OF clergy, otherwise at sight,
Now, nave sought in vain for confirmation or,
this narrative among officers then In the squadron.
ask, Glow does this describe the French navy y,
In the fling at our service, and III that same self
assumed superiority over other navies, character-
lstc Of the Frencman, and which cost France Sedan
and Metz.
CHRISTMAS UNDER THE FLAG.
The command OF the Shenandoah gave Christi
mas dinner on board yesterday, ana the ollcera
are enjoying all the social privileges incident TO q
besieged city In need OF entertaining young genteS
men who know the art oil Pleasing. Cnaradess
hops ard private cleatrlcals prevall hut even
above those nave found that the bewitching faces
Of the American ladies here are the theme IN the
wardrOom mess, and subject for refreshing
reverie when pacing the quarterback during the
ldwatch.
STATIONS OF THB AMERICAN SHIPS. 4.
GWs4
Guerrere ordered to the station ............. 2f
Brooklyn, just arrived ut OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. "a
Richmond, at Nice. ld
Shenandoah, al Havre.. IL
Plymouth, at Nice. ~
SacO coast Of spain and PUr,uga .....,,..,....
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nd IN - Chipping.
january 2s-Noon.-ootton steady and un-
changed; sales IL, 900 bales.
nnNESTIC.

january 23-yoon.-Cotton steady and IN
changed; sales $4,000 bales.
DOMESTIC.
NEW YORK. January 23.-Noon.-Flour oalVc
better. Wheat la2c better. Corn drm; meas
steady at s21 76a22. Lsrd heavy. Cotton aeclaeu
ly more active and 1rmer; uplands l5h OIiesIs
i6c; sales 1000 bales and IN gooo e1POsS n nniet:
strained So a2Xa2 rs. Freights steady. Stocks Ks
strong and active. Governments steady ano ouli
Gold at Ioss. Money at 6a7. Sterling exchange
u 'iEvenineMcotton atrong and active for export;
gales 800 bales at NC. Flour, Southern armer;
common to good extra Sc 75a7 2o; gooo 10 GnoIce
81 S0as so. Whiskey drmer at 9SHaeSAc. M Mleat
STEADY: @ winter red and amber Western 81 53sl 81.
Corn ia2c better; new s1a83Hc. Ness PORK nj
er at s22 5Os22 rs. Beef steady. Lard nrme.'
kettle isAc Turpentine steady kosa qn.a r@
Tallow more active at S1asM trelgnts o,aaaM Gald
ioI. Governments very steady. Southerns dull
and and steady. Tennessees e4I. Virglniaa e5 new @
56H Louisianas GO; new co. leTees IL; esm.s co.
Aabamas 95; ives Ss Seorelss Geo ssn5S on caroinas
Il BOSTON, January as.-cotton quIet and firm;
midd!ings 153a15xc; net receipts 81 oacs' sio''
BALTIMORE, January 23.-Cotton very nrin ana anu
higher mlddlings 16iSc; net Iecelpss lzo: grUss e
s2o. exports coastwise 160; sales 10; sCoCk ~
52 FOur active ans s,s Go1o white higher
at SoaS3. Pork active at s22 Bacon active; sasui'
ders 1919. WhisEey 93Hc. u, =
CINcINNATI, January. 23.-Flour nfm anu ~ ~
fair demand. Corn In moderate demand az ooa
Sc. Mess at S2l so. Lard buoy ant; l21sc asked.
Bacon unchanged. Whiskey firm.
LOUISVILLE, January 2S-BagglHg dnli anu
nominal Flour quiet. Corn firm; SACKS 6s Gus
provisions buoy ant; mess 500 Shoulders exc;
clear sides 1lHc. Thiskey scarce at 8Sc.
NORFOLK January 23.-Holders asking llghel
rates: low middliug 144c; net receipts 1873 oales
exports coastwise 3l7S bales; sales $50 oaies sloc@
S415 bales. ,,,o,
WILMINGTON, January 23.-Cotton nominal;
middlIngs lac; net receipts 27S bales; exports
coastwlse e79; stock 2sl3. ,,.,o-
MOBILE, January 23.-Holders asking hlgnei
| ra1es: mddings 14Ac; net receipts 6ooo Oales,
exports to the Continent 755; coastwse 1871 saies
S.yASSAH. January 23-Cotton firm and In IAN
demand: middlings I4Zc; net receipts 5las oales
eynorts To Great Britain 2743; Contlnent 2i9S
coastwlse 3l45; sales 1000; stock S., ,i4S.
f,n1yrsroN. January 23.-Ootton active; gooc
ordinary l2sIalso: net receipts 1859 bales exports
| 10 Great Britain 1727 bales; coastWlse lou pae7
| sales 1000 bales; stock 81, lS2 bales.
NEW ORLEANS January 23.-Cotfon nrlni Iilt
dnps l5c; net receipts 66l1 bales; gross recelpt:
| 7leo: exports tc Great Britain 2l1s; BarceioDs
i22: Vera Cruz 325; sales 10300; STOCK !SI .5so
sugar in fair demand; common 6a61c; fair lAs
SIC; prime to choice 9MaIo1<c Molasses don
Common 35aIoc; prime 4sa5ic strictly prime 5oa
SIC: no choice 10 first hands. Sterling 2s1S
Sirht ). discount. Gold 10H.
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HOMES AND HEALTH.
HOW you MAY SECURE BOTH.

$4,000 IN PREMIUMS AWARDED TO 10000
SHAREHOLDERS,
Each Of whom have also an equal chance te
$4,000 In Valuable Real Estate Prizes,
Consisting OF FARMS, Villa Sites. uomesteads
orchards. Vineyards, DC, at Aiken, >; "; WEI
named "rhe Southern Saratoga" Only forty.
eight hours from New York, and six hours from
Ninety nve Thousand Dollars in Prizes to be dis, lis
tributel among the Shareholders. only ls,oul
shares will be issued, Mt So each
The Premium Lanu Sale, ut aiken, >. u, IS con.
ducted on new and popular plan Tor the SAFE OF
desirable and valuable improved Real Estate, anu
is calculated to be most elective Heahs "a aG
tracing the attention OF capitalists
farmers mechanics, and emlgrantS geaefaiy, u
our own sunny South, and will thus help TO ouild
up our country and enhance tile market value OF
our Lands. -.
uated partly Withinsthe corporate limits Of A1ken
and ia uuder as high q state ofculLvatfon as any
place IN the State. besides embracing one OF the
most celebrated Orchards aud vineyards IN lne
South. This property, valued at
N1NETy.FIvE THOUSAND DOLLARS,
vii, soon be awarded to stockholders and is val.
uable either for residence or TO own as an lnVeSt
ment being now in demand by Northern people
lat PrizeGTwenty.fye Thousspd Dollars.
2d Prze-Ten Thousand bnlkrs.
sd Prize-SiX Thousand Dollars.
4th Prze-Thirty- five Hundred Dollars.
5th Prlze-lhrce Thousand Dollars
6th PriZe-Tweniy five Hundred Doiiars.
7th Prlze-Fifteen Hundred Dollars.
And Eighty seven other Prizes, aggregate value
Every shareholder gets premium sure.
Every one remitting IS becomes sharehoner H
ana receives at once, Dy return mail one OF the
GolIowing superb Works OF Art. together win 0
ticket in the above great distributions
The large and beautiful Steel engraving, iie
Mar iage Of Pocohontas," on heavy plate paper
32Xi2 inches. ,,,.r,,o :,
Autumn, printed in oil, with q colors, tlnts, &C.
or Mate paper 25x35 inches.
or. the elegant Steel Engraving, entlued "ine
Day we Celeb ate," on heavy pate paper size
Or, the elegant S'eei Plate Engraving, entitled
"Tne Landing Of Columbus," Oh heavy plate pa
per- size 2Sx3S. -, ,nn,,
cation. ,,,. po,, r,,ote prJ
yea. &c. send for catalogue.
Membranes for shares should oe maae WIZ.
Post office Money Order, or Currency I5 n r5gssereo
-e''''' General Manager. Augusta, Ca,
Postofnce Kew Box no. 354
Office corner Reynolds and JACKSON stfeets.
~ Residents In Charleston or Vcinity - aes,TiHs T ~
shares, can leave their orders with Nr. CHARLES
HICKEY, No. a45 King street, where specimens VI
the Premiums can be seen. laHZl-stusao
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eonEsvoR scorr's COURSE.
/ A Radical Journals Opinton Of our
Nice Radical Legislators.
,rrom the wasn,npton chronlcle.]

[FTOm the washington! OII0H'01e.J
The effort to create sentiment against Gov
ernor Scott, OF South, Carolina, Is chiehy oy
the more prominent white ana co,olep pansa LIZ
elected as Republicans 10 Inc douse VI nepie
The reason OF their present hostility to him
isthat they cannot make, him a willing ser
want in their corrupt schemes. Cou!d ny
House Of Representatives have tM1 sUong q
4oo,iiG D,,rnder and squande,' The entire re
sources of the State. But the Governor ano
the best men OF the Senate stand tosetneSa y
manfully for good government and reasonable
economy. ..,u o,1
In bl,,ster, and that such absurd charges as lhe
dispatches ollast night report, will fall harm'
less. We urge Governor Scott firmly TO main
tain his noble position.
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THINGS IN SAN DoMINGO.

WASHINGTON, January %.
San Domingo advices to the 10Th state tnat
the appointment ofthe commission was gene
rally received favorably, anu by some enthus-
ias,icaily. Affairs are stationary, proposed
improvements awaiting the action Of the
American Congress. Agents Of German, Eng
lish aud American capitalists are travelling
about the island incubatlng enterprises de-
pendent upon annexation. Cabral writes
proclamations and commits depredations, bull
avoids collisions with the troops OF Baez.
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THE ExrIES OF ERIN.
The Released Fcnians at New York
Rivals for the Honors OF Reception
The Honors Made Easy-No Heception'

only five of the released Fenian prisoners
came IN the Cuba, which vessel arrived at
New York on Thursday-Jeremiah O'DonaVan
Rossa, John Dewey, Henry Mullady. Charles
Underwood O'Connell and John Mcclure.
When the reporters got aboard Richard o'Gor'
man was speaking, and rendered the men the
hospitalities of Tammany Hall. General Mil
len. who was in the centre OF the crowd, SAID
that he had come to offer them, on behalf OF
Collector Murphy, the hospitalities of higher
mower than local body, namely, that of the
United States. This caused a storm oil angry
feeling against Millen, and the men shouted
In the hercest tones of Tammany sarcasm,
.Who is he, anyhow; they'll come with the
boys; they know their friends" &c.
Colonel Roberts, who was also in the thtong.
said: I'VE are here tonight as the represen-
tatives of the Irish societies OF New YORK. Ihe
city, moreover, through us, tenders you a
public reception. The Society OF Tammany
Hail has subscribed sum OF $1,000, and we
ask you to decide whether you will go with us
or with any one else.
The prisoners, who We're by this time sqneez-
ed into a pancake, aud maddened by che
frenzied appeals Of their over Jealous friends
On ali sides. cried out that they would retire
to decide The greatest hv abovt
and the crowd was augmented ny aoout Low
others of the crew and OF the various ooats,
who had boarded the Cuba.
After half hours delay O'Donovan Rosa,
on behalf of the others, then read o letter, OF
which the following are nearly the exact
words:
On BOARD THE CUBA, January 10.
To the Gentlemen of the Several DspRtottonS
for Receiving the Irish ErileS:
GENTLEMEN-We thank you for all your in
vitations, and we will try to accept all, but We
are only few of many. Our prisoners
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The Charlestom Cotton. isice aud Naval
Stores Market.

The Charleaton Cotton, lstee anu NaEal
Stores Market.
OFFICE CHARLESTON NEWS,
MONDAY EVENING, January 23, 1871.
CorroN.-The market for this article showed a
steady and well.sustained demand, with hrmer
feeling, which was mostly exhibited in the better
Qualities, which improved in some instances full
xc a tt. Sales about HOO bales, say II at l2k;
l45 at ls; l1s at 1sA; % at lS; at lsa4; 2S7 at
Ia; so at 14I; 20 at lA7; 1o3 at l4h; lS2 at liS;
ss at 14,1; s at lax; 1so at Is Wequote:
LIVERPOOL CLASSIFICATION.
Ordinary 10 good ordinary .....!3 GA
Low mtddlng... ..............I
MiQdling. .l9Seg!1%
Strict mlddnng.. .......... 10000 -Hio
R1cE.-The market was quiet, buyers and
sellers being unable to agree. Sales 100 tierces at
7c p ID; es tiercr" ." private terms.
NAvAL STo Es.-The stock is light and business
moderate. Sales 1S bbls spirits turpentne at 44ci
bbl extra No. rosin at s3 bbls No. at So so;
es bbls low No. at Sc; opaque at 81 90; IS bbls
extra No. at 81 IS; 254 No. at 81 so; 2 No. LAT
81 10; 1l2No. at rs; 80 Opaque at 81 so.
FRsIeHTs.-To Liverpool, by steam direct 4 on
uplands; via New York. IA on upands, 11<d on sea
stands; by sail X@7-16d on up!ands, xd on sea
islands, To Hayre nominal. Coastwise-to New
FORK. by steam, 1c on upands and lc on sea
Islands; 81 p tierce on rice; by sail, hc p 10 on
cot.on;-F a tlerce on rice: .oc = barrel on rosis
s7@s a II on lumber; 5000 2. N on timber. To
soston by san, A@Hc q fs on upland cotton
70 Providence, by sail s. p II on boards, &c
q ID on cotton; by steam 81 bale on Ne"
York rates. To Philadelphia, BY steam, nc y h
IN upiands; by sail, 81 = NJ on boards; 50 Oh
.imber; So p ton on clay, and ss@s 50 on phos-
pilates. To Baltimore, by steam, &c p b; by
sail, Sc 5o@7 q on boards; Ss@a Is y ton on
phosphate rock. vessels are in demand oy
our merchants 20 take lumber freights from
georgetown, S. c., Darlen and Satilla River, Ia
,nd Jacksonville, Fla, toNorthern ports, and $lo
@l2 p N are the rates on lumber and boards.
misunderstanding go day bills 1e1s@lsa.
DOMESTIC EXCHANGE. - The banks purchase
sight checks at h@H OF, and sell at par.
GoLD-1O@l1.
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sP4RFs FROM THE WIRES

it was very cold and showing at Washing
ton yesterday.
Daniel Sprigg, for thirty years cashier OF the
Mechanics Bank OF Baltimore, Is dead, aged
"a years.
rhe new Queen and her infant have departed
from Italy for Spain. The Spanish Ambassa.
dor at Florence accompanies the royal family.
1t is reported that the British Ministry wants
to know If Collector Murphy's proceedings to
honor the pardoned Fenisns were prompted by
his government.
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Fate.

Who asv is elouded, the ROCKS are bare;
The spray Of the tempest is white 10 y, air nav
The Winds are ont with the waves at pay ;.
Ana shal not tempt the sea to-day.
~. trail il narrow, the wood is dim,
me panther clings to the arching nmTa NAV
And the hons WnePS sn s ste ihe chase to-day
But the ship sailed safely over the sea- o,ee.
And the hunters came from @ tne n Cnase rock
Was Was swallowed sW up in the earthquake shock.
BRET HARTE.
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COMMERCIAL NEWS.
Exports.

Exports.
BosroN-Per brig N RooseVelt-!l5 bales up.
land cotton, 800 tons phosphate rock, 10000 feet
plank and boards.
NEW YoRK-Per schr Nellie Bufgess-lOo,o eco
feet plank, 10000 feet boards
PHILApELPHIA-Per steamship Everman-
lS2 tierces rice 100 bales cotton, ise bales yarn,
3S bales rags, dc.
BALT1aoRE-Per schr Elias Moore-l7s,ooo feet
pitch pine lumber. $50,
SAvANNlH-Per schr John Lenthal-lso tons
phosphate rock.
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Receipts by .xafiroad. january 25.
SOUTH CAROLINA RAILROAD.
2s.o bales cotton, "A bales goods. TO Railroad
=

SoRTNsASTERN RAILROAD.
1888 bales upland and 8 bags sea lsand colsos'
1ns bbls naval stores, cars lumber and. wood,
mdse, Ic T, q W williams & CO, Frost Ad.
ger, Caldwell ( Son, Mowry i Son. Peizer, Rod.
GERS & CO. ] Marshall, Jr, I P Smith, pee q
Kennedy. ] T,NiliIgap, ;Ravenel d co, Ktnsman
Howell. Salinas G n Walter & co. d stoney,
t;laghorn. Herring h co, Graeser & Smith. CFo!gf.
Shackelrord & Kelly, A H A6ranams Is Son, +
Adger b CO, Fraser DIN. Welnng, " iasan-
dcrs. Railroad Agent and Order.
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Markets by Teleg 'aph.
FOREIGN.

LIVERPOOL, January 2l.-Noon.-Cotton opened
quiet and steady.
EveninglCo.ton closed ed STEADY; oplands INd;
aud export 2OO0; loading at New Orleans sasHd
for midhling Orleans; loading at Mobile 77sasd for
mldding Mobile; loading at Charleston 81 for
middliug cplands. Corn active at $40. Bread
sruirs closed buoyant. Flour 2Ss. New corn
S4S Cd,
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MiRINE NEWS.
CHARLESTON, JANUAR "a
ARRIVED YESTERDAY.

Steamship Cuba, Dukehart, New Orleans via
Havana and Key Wcst-lelt the latter port on FIJI
day last Sugar. TO Mordecai co. Bound 10
Baltimore and put into this port ior repairs: IN Un
Sunday 2ad Instant, just before 4 NJ, about l2o
miles east Of Charleston, saw q herm orlg nearly
abeam steering the same course say aoout noIlI-
east; shortly alter the brig suddenly changed her
direction and came down, stem on, to the CUBA,
striking her nearly amidships. the t0Wsprit max
ing large hoe fu the port side near Inc upper
deck, while the stem taking The steamer Few leet
further aft crushed In the plank above the water
line tore or the copper and made large opening
under the water. The Gamer was 10 SINKING
condition, TIE water coming m rapidly, ana al one
time reaching nearly TO Inc lres out oy GIeat
Iets and everything available were pressed into
service, and By IL N on Sunday the vessel Mas M
placed In condition TO make the harDor. Tne
name and condition Of the brig is unknown, as
noinine was heard from her, but she was seen
after the accident with her masts anu canvas
Schr Sea Queen, Rosesrook, Baltimore days.
Corn, oats, &c. To- EnsloW CO anu 1 Kerr
Schr Ann Deas, Garbatti, West Point MILL 20
les rough rice. To " C Bee q CO.
sloop Julian Dean a. frOm r pa CqmSahee' l2Vo ousn-
Received from Chisolm's MIL. IS tierces ricc.
To W Bee i co.
CLEApED YESTERDAY
Steamship J W Eyerman, Hinclley, Philadel.
pAt Brig NC { Roosevelt, Parker, Doston-w Roach
CO. -
schr Ida Burgess, Burgess. Georgetown, S c.
" Roach 4 co. ~,
schr Harmona, Burgess, Georgetown, S C-Wm
schr Nellie Burgess McKean, New York-Wm
Roach & co.
Schr Elias Moore. DeGroot, Baltimore-Street
Bros i co.
Schr John Lenthall, Martin, Savannah-Wm
Roach i co. "
Steamship W EVermau, Hinckey, Phladei'
Schr H Sharp. Webb, Philadelphia.
Schr Emma d Finney, Patten, Georgetown, SC.
FROM THIS PORT.
Steamship Maryland Johnson, Baltimore, jan
lsry 23.
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GcEi,!a marbl1tes.

.WEEDn FAMILY FAyoRITE LOCK.STITCn
MACHINE.
are the best In use.
For sale on the Lease Plan, with monthly pay
ments, on easy terms, or for cash. all Gln1s o.
Machine attachments, Needles, Cotton, (White.
black and colored, Silk, Oh, Soap, &C., &c.
Repairing as usual. Circulars and samples Of
work sent on application.
General Dealer iu First Glass Sewing ma
chimes and Material, No. 30T King strees,
suElT Char1eston ,. U.
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EoR FERNANDINA, JACKSONVILLE,
PALATKA AND POINTS ON THE
ST, JOHNS. RIVER.

:. The steamer ELIZA HANCox, Cap .1E@A
tain L. w. Burns, will receive Freignt
To. o.MoRRow lTnesday) the oath instant, and leave
on WEDNESDAY MORNING, the 25th instant, at I
O'Clock.
posseagers and Freight will have dispatch to all
points III Florida at rs low rates as Dy any otner
line.
For engagements, apply to
RAVENEL, HOLMES d CO.,
jan23-2 No. III East Bay.
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prnas, Ghemlrals, &1.

PnA,s1s "vlraA" dE1s
stas1ty 6en he ..dyeA"
"coaoren"%d "reseoeers "
CO m. -. Il scts on .
locally 4assent principle. It
Is hmpid 6.sr.at, md per
kcdy .innee6aqh peeciPitzhea
no muddy q &qleat mas-
ter, requires no sh4ing up
and com1nunicstes no \tam 70
the skin or the hne No
rspr emtsis is nespkary 10
conceal III sssSiA <Ppesranee,
for the sip|E reason hstaG
at 'ft~Yhh 10 III iaetzb
and put iPoseA Anv nssoovI11
in Toikt Gesnisuy.
az Phalsa's /" "VnA,aA. i
warranted to ehsct I ckanle
m the color Of the h,ir withh
10 days sfteF the hr,elPpliea-
tion the direcs;oo/ Beng.
carefully obstsved>' d
IT Is As cJ@e ~ wAszal
A'te 1s no aDo.s1:
rriee. pne Dollar per Boz
e,ssA,uss rvo ,ozr.A
Sold " AlrQ.uoo1sn..
If your DrssgA has sse
"Yifala 'n .han vrine. q.
daaing t,oe% We vM
hsv.sa h !oediaasly.
>PnAl.dF & Son..
~ RsaaJs.s. n. Il
DOWIE, HoIsE L DAVIS,
Wholesale Drusgista, Meeting corner Hsselstre
Hep24-stuth6m0s
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BRITISH AND NORTH AMERICAN ROYAL MAIL
STEAM PACKET co. ......-.

RATES OF PASSAGE FROM NEW YORK.
By Wednesday steamers, carrying only caoin
passengers.
Single Tckets-First Cabin, $3.50 gold; Second
Cabin, $50 gold.
Return TicIets-Flrst Cabin, $3.50 gold; Second
Cabin, $3.50 gold.
By Thursday and Saturday steamers, carrying
Cabin and Steerage Passengers.
Single Tlckets-First Cabin, $50 gold; Steerage
$50 currency. Return Tickets, $3.50 gold.
Parties desirous Of bringing out their friends
from Europe Will please apply 10
WILLIAM ROACH d CO.,
Shipping and Commission Merchants,
General Agents, Charleston, s. G.
.ian14-strlth15
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RAILROADS..

These trains make close connections at Florence
with the trains to and from Charleston, and to
and from Kingviile.
| Passengers for Wilmington and the North VIII
remain at Florence from 10 A. NJ. until 5:45 P. Nd.
| S. 8. SOL0MONS, Superintendent
H3- Marion, Sumter. darlington. CheraW,
Ringstree, Manning, and Wadesboro' papers Will
copy. jan23
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Chipping.
U,oR ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS LINE.

The Regular nrst.class Packet Schooner -,
]. ". ALIEN Doane, Master, wants 25oS&E
bales OF cotton and light freight TO oil up and
leave promptly. WILLIAM ROACH q Co:
iau2l-2
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u OR Ne W YOR Z
ON THURSDAY, JANUARY 2sTH AT 4
O'CLOCK P. N.
NEW IRON STEAM L1NE-EsrABL1sHED 1870
sTATE-Rooms ALL ON DECK.

The Splendid New Iron Side Wheel Steamship
SOUTH CAROLINA, Beckett, Commander. WI sall
for New York on THURSDAY. January 26th, 81
CONNECTING with Day Passenger Trains from Co
lumbia and Augusta, arriving at hslf.past P. n
Insurance by Steamers Of this Line u per celt
For Freight Engagements or Passage, having
very fine state-room Accommodations, apply Oo
WAGNER, nUGER & CO., No. 26 Broad street, OF
to WIN. A. C0URTENAY, No: Union WharVes'
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MEMORANDA.
DUBLIN, January 5.-The Carrie Bertha 20 days
from South Carolina has arrived here with the
lirst cargo of phosphate rock across the Atlantic
direct for Dublin.
The schr Aldana Rokes from St Helena Sound,
{ q arrived at Woods Hole 17h inst.
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GEE WHAT FIVE DOLLARS WILL DO.
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uTEEKLY LINE TO SAVANNAH.
THROUGH By DAYLIGHT.
FOR PACIFIC LANDING, BEAUFORT, HILTON
HEAD SAVANNAH DARIEN AND

FOR PACIFIU L4NUfNG, BEAUfUEI, HILION
HEAD, SAVANNAH, DARIEN AND
BRUNSWICK, ca.
The favorite Steamer
E LIZA H A N G . x,
Captain, L. W. BuRNR -
will receive Freight at South Allan r ~
tic wharf for above points every .s1hd12}5fa h
TUESDAY, and leave on every WEDNESDAY M0HH.
INa st O'Clock, arriving at Savannah the same
evening, and leaving for Dsrien, &c, the follow
ing morning. Returning, Will leave savannah 19f
For Freight or passage, apply to
RAvENEL. HOLMES & CO.,
seplO No. III East Bay.