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Havana Market.

HAVANA, January 2l.-The sugar market has
been rather more active In The past week than
previously OF this year, and sales have Teen made
on he basis OI 10 to l0h rs. for NO. II. which
NAV no: be sustained. Az Matanzas 1000 boxes
were contracted for delivery IN the month or
January from the Julia estate at 97s rs. for No. Il.
AMI 1000 do (of San Lu's) No. II at loi rs. with
other lots at equal range as 10 quality ana prices,
making total OF 7ll4 boxes. The quotations given
to-day ARE not considered, 6rm. for whites through
at S5a1 10 SIX per 100 lbs; yellow do at S5'S 10
SCI; do do: brown TO-. Nus II 10 II, at s411 10
SIS do: md cucuruch0S do. az 81 to 81 81 do. In
81 her class muscovalo ceatiifugal aud moasses
sugars ard concentrated ST mp, there has been no
extensive transactions 10 determine the market
values with certainty.
Shipped hence and from Matanzas the past
week lg96 boxes and Ill hhds, Of which to the
Unicd States all but 9boXcs aud hhds; OF which
TO N,ra Cruz bnSes and hhds, and to ST.
Thomas box, leaving stocks IN the TWO ports
euual TO So, ,OI6 boxes and 7063 hhds. against Tor
same perioI Of 1870 OF l5S,2so boxes and 1i,SOo
hhds.
MuLaSsES-Sma lots for small vessels bound
to Southern ports OF c!ayed have been made at
rs. per keg. Contracts made in Cardenas-50c
hhds muscovado at 5a rs.. and 1000 do deliverable
In FebrIary and March tthe lastl at re-, and for
c!ared 1000 hhds deliverable This month Of TX r'.,
and 1000 do IN February and March at rs. per
keg. Nothing more worthy Of notice IN our pro-
a.
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Boston Market.

BOSTON, January 25-CoFFEE.-The market
er this article has not varied since our last There
Is faPdemand for lots as wanted by the trade.
and sales at 19a2lc, gold, for pale and brown
Java, and 14al6Iac 2 ID, gold, for Rio. st Do
mingo Is quiet and prices are nominally 9aaa01ac
p ID, gold, in bond.
CoTToN.-The market for cotton has been very
firm he past week, and prices are shade higher,
particularly for the better grades. The advices
lrom abroad are also favorable, and have I'm.
parted strength 10 the market. The sales have
been at 13al4c for ordinary; l+i4al5Hc FOR good
ordinary; l5i4al5Ac for low mlddling, and l51sa
l6tEc for middllng, including uplands and Gull.
The market closes firm, with fair demand at
these figures.
DoMESTICS.-Thcre Is a very firm feeling for cot.
tons, aud nearly all standard goods are either
sold up close or ahead Of production. The mar
ke:, however, has been quiet since our last. In
W, ollens there Is no change, and very little has
been done. Desirable goods are held nrm aud
we sooa look for more active movements.
GCNSY BAGS-There have been sales OF 400
bales at 6Isal1c currency. Market quiet
GUNSY CLoTH.-This article Is as dull as pre-
viuusly noliced. Prices are nominay 19a20c,
currency; anu the sales have been confined 10
small lots OF domestic at 2lc per yard. currency.
fIAY.-The sales Of Eastern and Northern have
been at :s4Oa9S per ron for common AMI prime.
NAVAL >TOEES.--ln spirits turpentine there have
been sales in small lots at SIC per gallon and
firm at that price. Tar is quiet, and no SAFES 10
report. Rosius are scarce, and held firm.
RICE.-rhere is a fair demand Tor rice, and
market firm. The sales have been 150 Casks Caro-.
lima at 72saS!sc ger ID, and sma:, lois o. Ra@goon
at -.
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New York Rice Market.

From tie Daily Bulletin, January IS: The mar
ket for domestic repains quite firm and uniform
and fairly active, though the movement is still
mainly Of q retail nature for want of larger sup.
plies upon which 20 negotiate. Sales Of - ics
Carolina at 7isaSc. ard Stic Tor very choice, ard
Rangoon in small lots az &c.
From The Journal of Commerce, January IS
Tie market remains firm. Domestic is scarce,
aud The moderate trade demand enables holders
10 obtain little better prices. We quote IA
S:.c. East India is steady at 3l3ic, gold l,r lots
in bon,i, and &C, currency, for lots duty paid.
From the World: The demand has not been
very sharp, but still fair. and, with the arrivals.
again small prices ruel strong. with choice lots
OF stock somewhat higher. Sales OF 80 tierces
OF carolina az 7bsaSc, and small lois Uf RangoOn
at &c.
From the Herald: Rice was qaiet. Carolina
sold at from * to Sc, the outside price for choice.
The stock CT Carolina Is nearly exhausted. Ran
COON IS nlan.Iul, the stock reaching abous 5000
bags. Small sales were made at from s 10 5iic,
cod in bond
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aud Jacksonville, Fla, to Northern ports, and $40
@l2 p NJ are the rates on lumber and boards.
ExoHANaE.-Sterling 80 day bills 1sil@1sS.
DOMESTIC EXCHANGE. Il The banks purchase
sight checks at H@h of, and sell at par.
GoLp-lO11l.
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NU Ma R D IL N E /.
BRITISH AND NORTH AMERICAN ROYAL MAIL
STEAM PACKET co.

RATES OF PASSAGE FROM NEW YORK.
BY Wednesday steamers, carrying only cabin
passengers.
Single TIckets-FIrst Cabin, $3.50 gold; Second
Cabin, $50 gold.
Return TicEets-First Cabin, $3.50 gold; Second
Cabin, $3.50 gold.
BY Thursday and Saturday steamers, carrying
Cabin and Steerage Passengers.
Single Tickets-Flrst Cabin, $50 gold; Steerage,
$50 currency. Return Tickets, $50 gold.
Parties desirous Of bringing out their friends
from Europe will please apply 10
WILLIAM ROACH 4 CO.,
Shipping and Commission Merchants,
General Agents, Charleston, S. G.
lan14-stuthl5
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ATLANTA, January 2S.-The market today has
been quiet and lrm; middlings lSlsalSi:c; low
miJdlings l3c; good ordinary l22ic; ordinary lie.
MONTGOMERY, January oS-The cotton mar.
ket is quiet: demand light, owlrg 10 difficulty OF
transp0rta.o on. Low mtddlings noninaly l4dc.
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COMMERCIiL NEWS.
EXPLOITS.

CARpENAs AND A MAaKET-Per schr Willie Mar
tin-s0.: 200 feet pitch pine lumber, 14a empty no
lasSeS hhds.
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NIGHT DISPATCHES.
Iyo~ae or pp0ce

VERSAILLES, January 80.
Entrance to and egress from Paris are for
bidden. The revictuallipg OF the city Is pro-
'ceeding under German supervision, and con-
Adenceis is.expressed at German headquarters
that peace is secured. The German troops are
chagrined at being forbidden to enter Paris.
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NHERAW AND DARLINGTON RAIL
" ROAD COMPANY.
STH M III 9ssgl95faa
SUPERINTENDENT'S OFFICE, |
nnr,n a1ry Iannnrtr O1 1Srl

These trains make close connections at Florence
With the trains to and from Charleston, aud TO
and from Klngvlle.
Passengers for Wilmington and The North will
remain at Florence from 10 a. NJ. Until 5:45 P. 81.
S. s. SOL0MONS. Superintendent.
R1F Marion, Sumter, darlington, Cheraw,
Kingstree, Manning, and Wadesboro' papers Will
copy, jau23
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THE FALLEN CITY.
eERMAN HOPES OF PEACE.
gland and the Alabama Claims
The Eastern Question

LONDON, January 3o-Afternoon.
The evening edition Of the Times contains q
dispatch from Versailles, stating that the con-
tribution imposed upon Paris, by the articles
of capitulatlon, Is hity-three million francs.
The French National Assembly meets at Bor-
deaux. During the armistice the armies main
tain their respective positions; the country be-
tween the lines will be neutral.
A dispatch from Versailles to-day tMonday)
says the occupation OF The French forts BY the
Germans was unattended by interesting incl
dents.
Provisions are going to Paris via Dieppe.
One division of troops OF the line, besides
the National Guard in Paris, will not be re-
ouired to disarm, and communication with
Paris is Professionally restricted.
Favre will not go to London. No other per-
son is accredited to represent France in the
Conference.
New YORK, January 30.
A Wcrld special says that strong influence
Is working in favor CT the restoration Of the
Imperial family under the regency Of the En-
press, Trochu and Favre. The Emperor VIII
liam returns lO DeEHii "ituouI eueSh"S N'
leaving the Crown Prince in command.
LONDON, January 80.
A Constantinople dispatch says the Sultan
insists that the Conference shall restore to
Turkey full control of the Dardanelles and
Bosphorus.
A decree has been issued in Berlin conVok-
Ing the Federal Council Of the Empire on
the oath Of February.
Gladstone says the English Government has
given its assent to every allowable proceeding
looking to settlement of the Alabama claims,
and would continue to do so believing the un-
settled state Of the controversy disadvantage
Gus to both countries
NIGHT DISPATCHES
Hopes OF Peace.
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A n s w E Il:

Shall act accordingly at once. The following
articles will convince you fit:
cases Of Al FINE LoNGCLoTH, only loc,
formerly 12Hc
4 cases OF Al Fine Longcloth, only SIC, former.
ly Ice
10 cases OF 4.4.Flne Longcloth. only 12a to zoe,
formerly Is 10 CSC
casts lo.4 Fine SheetIng, only a71sc, formerly
SOC
cases 1o.4 Brown sheeilng, only 371sc, former
ly soc
2 cases 1o.4 Prllow-case sheetlng, only l711c,
formerly 2oc.
500 dozen AIl-Linen, Huck Towels, 81 per dozen,
worth ST rs
500 dozen, All.Llnen, Damask Towels, 81 25 aad
81, worth 81 90 and S. 80
100 pieces 22 inch Diaper, ST 80, worth 81 6n.
A large and we'll selected stock OF TABLE DAM
ASKS, Crashes, Napkins and Doylies at cores
pondlngly low prices.
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PORT CALENDAR.
MARINE NEWS.
CHARLESTON, JANUARY 81
ARRIVED YESTERDAY.

Span polacre Rosa, Santos, Havana-s days.
Ballast. To Hall.
Scbr Palma, Rankin, Baltimore, via Hampton
Roads-lert Thursday, 26th inst. Corn oats and
Campsen & CO, MUrdecai CO, 7 Tupper Sons.
" d smith & CO, Laurey i Alexander, Tren.
holm, Rhodes & co, Goodrich, Wineman & co, J d
Wuhrmanp. G Sahlmann.
To Master.
sclir Ann Deas, Garbatti, West Point Mill. 13
tlerces rice. To Ravenel co, Lowndes.
Steamer Eliza HaucoX, Burns, savannah; via
Beaufort, &c. g. bags sea island COTTON, $40 p0l',
mtse, &c. To Ravene, Holmes & CO, W NJ BIRD
l. co, D Mcpherson, Southern Express co.
Received from Beunett's Mil. PSI tierces RICE
To " Bee co.
CLEAEED YESTERDAY.
Schr Willie Marlin, Noycs, Cardenas and Mar
kct-J EnsIow co.
SAILED YESTERDAY.
Schr wm Demlng, Cook Bull River, sc.
Schr 4 Fay, Parsons. Bull River, {.
FROM THIS PORE.
Steamship South Carolina, Beckett, New York.
January 80.
Steamship James Adger, Lockwood New York,
January -.
Br bark Mary Kllam Butler, the Tese, Janu-
airy s, for Amsterdam.
Br bark Bdwell, Baker, the TeXel January y
for Amsterdam.
Up FOR THIS PORT.
Ship Tranquebar, Harvard. at Liverpool Janu-
Schr Ella Mathews, McElwell, at Baltimore, Jan.
uary q.
scchr Geo Squire, Haley, at Baltimore, Janr.
airy 27.
SAILED FOR THIS PORT.
Ship Arracan, Spencer, from Liverpool, Janua.
rs ID.
The Bevln, Bevau, from Newport, England,
January9
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MEMORANDA.
The Savannah Republican, OF Sunday, January
29.h, says:
The slip Omaha and the Spanish brig Susanna
the latter from MatanZaS In bal,st, are ashore at
Warsaw for OSsabawl We have been unable TO
ascertain further particulars. a tug which WAS
to have gone to their assistance yesterday Was
prevented by fog.
The Ame rican ship Southern Rights lost on the
voyage from Liverpool TO this port three Of her
crew, (all being colOred,) who died OF smallpox.
Upon reaching Tybce she had three ON the sick
list, who were removed at once o the Pest House.
The ship has been fumlgated, and viii remain ut
quarantine at the discretion OF The health officer.
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DACIFIC MAIL STEAMSHIP COMPY'S
THROUGH LINE TO
CALIFORNIA, CHINA AND JAPAN,
FARES GREATLY REDUCED.

Steamers Of the above neleavc Pier ,>eE6as
No. AZ, North River, foot OF Canal ,AAiES&
street, New York, at u O'Clock noon, OF the 4Lt
and 10th OF every month except wien these
dates fol- on Sunday, then the Saturday preced
ing.
Departure OF the Goth connect at Panama with
steamers for South Pacific and Central American
norris Those pt 4th touch at Manzalillo.
Steamship GREAT REPUBLIC leaves San Fran
ciscn for Janan and China March /, 1871.
No California steamers touch AZ Havana, bul
70 direct from New York to Aspinwal.
une hundred pounds baggage free TO each adult
Medicine and attendance free.
For Passage Tickets or other information appl,
at The COMPANY'S TICKET OFFICE, on the
wharf foot Of Canal street, North River, New
York. f. X. BABY, Agent
mlyIS-iyr
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The nne Steamship NORTH POINT, <EFESz.
Richard Foley, Commander. VIII san sSaA6cG1xRa
for Baltimore On FRIDAY, Sd February. al iUclock
P. NJ.
s. Philadelphia Frelghts forwarded to that
city BY railroad from Baltimore without adCi.
tional Insurance, and Consignees are alloWeu an.
ME time TO SAMPLE and sell their Goods from
the Railroad Depot In PHILADELPHIA.
PAUL G. TRESHOLM, Agent,
ian3o.5 No. 2 Union Wnarves.
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Selma Market.

SELMA, January as.-There were sales yester-
day TO the amount Of 80 bales; middliug 14ssa
l4;lc: low middling l4h.c. Demand light; mar
ke; fLllei hut firm.
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Tie Charie,ton Cotton, Rice and Naval
Stores Market,
OFFICE CHARLESTON NEws.

Stores Market.
OFFICE CHARLESTON NEws
MONDAY EVENING. January 80, ls71.
CoTToN.-The market for this stap.e commenced
with frmer tendency, which with better dis.
patches became active and buoyant, at an irregu'
lar advance Of an 1s@4c q ID; but later news
proving unsatisfactory, dullness TOOK place,
with but little done after the later intelligence,
the article closing somewhat nominal. Sales
about 1900 bales say p at g. 104 at l3, so at l3s
10 at 1885, OF H. IS at 14, 40 at AK, IL at 1i3S
1853 at l41 1so at 14 SO at AK, IS at li7S 232 al
Is, 6 at 15n, lo4 at 15!1. We quote:
LIVERPOOL CLASSIFICATION.
Ordinary to good ordinary .1314@1i2s
Low middling.... ......"............l4S@-
Macllng..... ..l4/eQl0
Strict miduhng.. ...........i5ls@-
RIcE-The orsring stock OF this grain was light.
Sales about co tierces OF clean Carolina, say S5
tlerces at 7c, 2s at 1-l6c q 10. We quote COM
mon to fair clean Carolina at 6!4@67sc 2 II.
good 7@7kc 2 is.
NAVAL sToREs.-There were no transactions OF
note.
FRsIdHrs.-To Liverpool, by steam d!rec: nom!-
nal on uplands; via New York. "a on upiands, lil
on sea Islands; by sail 7.16d on uplands. sld
on sea Islands. To Havre nomiual. Coastwise-to
New FORK, by steam, &c on up!ands and lc on sea
islands; So 4 tierce on rice; by SAIL &c p tb or
cotson:- p tierce on rice; 40c q barrel on rosl.
S7@s a II on lumber; s99lo q on timber. T"
Boston, by sail, 1lc 2 fb on upland co:.ou.
To Providence. by sail ss q on boards, &c
p it on cotton; by steam 81 q bale on New
York rates. To Philadelphia, by steam, &c 2 n
on uplands; BY sail, 81 q " on boards; SO on
timber; 50 ton on clay, and sa9s so on phos-
pilates. To Baltimore, by steam, 1lc p fb; oy
sail, So 5o@7 p " on boards; s393 IS q ton Oh
phosphate rock. Vessels are in demand BY
on, merchants to take lumber freights from
Georgetown, s. c., Darlen and Satllla River, Ga
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TRUssEs. SUPPORTERS, &c.

Just received, large assortment, and for sale at
Dr. II. BAER'S
janis Drug Store.
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5emins Marhlnes.

And THE
WEED" FAMILY FAvORITE LocK-STITCR
MACHINE.
are the best in use.
For sale on the Lease Plan; with monthly pay
ments, on easy terms, or fer cash. Ali kinds Of
Machine attachments, Needles, Cotton, white,
black and colored,) Silk, Oh, Soap, &C., &c.
Repairing as usual. Circulars and samples OF
work sent on application.
D. B. HASELT0N,
General Dealer in First Glass Sewing ~
chire1 and Material, No. 3oI King street.,
aug17 Cnarleaton, >. Y.
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Sock Oh hand September l, ls7o...... bales. ei2
Received this week ..3.9lO
Received previously G3, ,535-67, $40
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Interior Cotton Mnrkets.

Stock on hand Friday, January 81, 1871.
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Chipping.
EoR IvERP POOL.

The British Ship MUsCONGUs, John Gov ~tta4t
er, Master, having portion Of her cargo X2
engaged, will have dispatch.
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NNLANTED.

WANTED
FIFTY Competent Statesmen. .on Salary
or C0mMisslOn.-to sell the Wheeler
d Wilson Sewing Machine. Wagon
and Outht FURNISHED free Of charge,
VA SUMNER 4 CO..
lRucl'it Wheeling ", va
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party in relation to these mCnsirous
frauds and abOminoiious would not te
altered in the smallest degree. The
real creed of Democracy cannot be al
tered by conventions.
Conventions may in the hands of
lrirkstcrs, kuayes, or fools, who may
resolve that usurpution, ,tuud, toyrr,
pcGfdy and irspOtism are law, 10 be
heartily endorsed and all acquirsccd in
by the people, but such an abOminable
stupidity can never form any portion OF
the creed ofan enlightened Democracy.
1t will not DO any portion Of the creed
Of the next Democratic Presidential
campaign. TwO.tLirds Of the ablest
Democratic papers have already come
down with the power Of thunder aud
lightning upon the "dcpa1mt. j" ltis
very property called departure, for
it is in deed and in truth u departure
from the time.lOnored faith Of Drmoc.
racy, into the black md nOxous mad.
ness OF Republican "usupotim, traud,
erjiy mnl dc.ooiism.' Several State
Conventions have "'Lpdrted' from De.
mocracy, from sense aud from honor
but Democracy has not departed. 1t
never can depart; for the moment il
sulrcndcrs all tinc.hcnorcd principles
it ceases to be Democracy. Democracy
is an immortal principle, a sublime sys.
tenn Of government, embracing the
grand idea of self government, or the
sovereignty of the States over all ques.
tons where jurisdiction was not OK.
prcssly ccdcJ tc the Federal Govern.
mcpt by the States, when they created
the Constitution, That is the heart mud
soul Of Democracy; huadred Thousand
fools, gathered together in convention,
never Gun convert it into something
else. a hundred thousand fools may
sell themselves, aud they may try to
sell the party, but they eau never sell
the principle, nor amulgamatc Dcm1c.
racy with a Government based upon
"asarpatioms, frauds, farce, pcrJtdy
and dcsptism" Whenever the Dem
"crotic party accepts this crccl of the
African party, it simply lies, 1t goes
before the country with the most impu.
dent lalsehoods cmblazoned upon it's
banners. IL becomes a trirkstcr aud u
cheat. 1t looks to u fool, like Gun.
ming dodge to get Into u power. But TO
n man Of sense, it is known to be the
most silly fall conceivable mistakes,
for everybody knows it 10 be ~ dishon.
est dodge aud trick. 1t cheats no.
body, because everybody Understandable.
We have heard Of an old ass who put
on a lions skin to pass himself oil for a
lion; but We never before heard Of II
lion putting on the hide of an ass for
tue luxury u passing himself for such
an animal, Behcld the Democratic
conventions putting on the black aud
srnly hide Of the true negro party! 1t
is, We say, the first instance in the
worlds history Of u lion attempting to
win glory By going forth in the hide Of
a il ckaSs.
The democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1868-1874, 1871-07-17
THE NEW DEPARTURE.

BY request, We present two Of the
"rcsolves' of tho Ohio invention,
made upsn their departure from DCmoc-
racy. II will DO observed that they
attempt to pledge the Democracy Of
that State 10 tho faithful aud abso.
lutte enforcement of tue Constellation as
ita,p "a" including the disqualifca-
lions Of The Nth, Ind the negro su.
premaey Of The 18th article, Of amend.
inonts. Tho LIST and u resolutions
read as follows; VI
LIST, Tha, dsr>.-''' =" oxlrnorli.
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