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Boston Market.

BOSTON; January ls.-CoFFEE.-There has been
quite an active movement In coffee, the tra.le
being comparatively bare OF stork, and all the
Java In first hands, comprising several imporla'
tions has been sold on pr vate terms. In Rio
there have been sales OF several lois at l4a
18c per pound, gold; and St. Domingo is arm al
9xaesc per poul q, gold. IN ooud. In Singapore
Java sales Of 2aSooo pocket, ON private terms
CorrON.-There has not been much life to the
cotton market the scarcity Of water sril restrict
ing the consumption. TIE stock. however, has
not accumul ed 10 any extent. and there s a
small supply OF the better gr'des Offering. we
quote ordinary at lsal34c; good ordinary at M AZ
also; ow middh al 15al5hc, and middiine al
I5Nslsc per pound. including uplands andsGulf.
The market closed steady and hr'n al these og.
the lowest figure. Most OF the receipts recently
have been on manufacturers account.
DoMEsrIcs.-Tnere is affirm feeling for all stan
dsrd cottons, with an dncreased demand from
jobbers. The comparatively small production OF
OK goods on account OF the low STATE Of the wafer
in the mil streams leads to the belief that tn sup
pig win fall short Of The demand as soon IS The
active spring trade sets 10, and there Is in oonss.
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oRANGEBURG, January .o-Sales during the
week 100 bales. We quote ordinary llal2c; low
middling l5c; middling 1870.
UNION, January le-2le bales cotton sold daTln
the week. Market opened Oh Monday at loal"&c;
closed dull to-day az l2}sc.
AEpEv son, January ls.-To.dny middlugs
command lS1sal32{c.
COLUMBIA, January 2l.-Saes Of cotton yester-
day ISL bales; middlings l3Nc.
CHARLOTTE, Jannary 2O.-Market quiet but
steady: sales to-day 95 hales on basis ol 10Ha
l3iIc; low middling in fair demand.
ATLANTA, January 2O.-The market to-day nos
been Quiet and steady middlings laHc; low mid
ding ISXc; good ordinary 1870; ordinary lie.
MACON, January 10. Receipts BIS bales; Ship
ments 727; sales bs5; the market firm, with mid
dlngs at lac.
SELMA, January 2r-There were sales yeSter.
13IaIaXc; market active and drm, with good
co,tons scarce and In demand.
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Plsse Myers.

Per steamship Manhattan. for New York
VS. McGllyey, w Bell. L h Ray, 81 Ray, W g
Whilden and wife, Miss Magwocd, Col Moore, j
P Lazarus. Il K Banks.
Per steamship South Carolina. trom New York
% NJ Ferguson, F Roberts, b Anderson, D Hill,
Davids. Ferguson. G O'CODnor.
Per steamer Dictator, from PalatKa via JACK
sonyille, Fernandlna and Sayannah-Capt Coxer.
ter. Mr. Bedford, MISS Chase. E b Montague, W
S Moore. " Pye aud wife, Mrs huss and son,
Miss Royal, and II on deck.
Per steamer Argo, from Edisto and way Land.
ings-Miss Eddings, S Eddlngs, A SeabrooE, I
Smith. ] Whuley, Geratty and NJ Haley.
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oomMERoIAL NEWS.
Imports.

I1yKRpooL-Per Br bark Vinco-l6 cssks na, suget {
hnsnhate. to order; u mill stones, to Ka4enea a %
ro "a crates earthenvare, to w 4 Webb; CASE
saddles, to + Lowndes 2scasks wiss 70 STSes nsai
81 bundles Hoop iron. toJ n FrsdsSerr; s PSgs =
brandy to Tobias Sons; Dds to So!' Adrer
~. a'iS Is IRON % bots, 10 Hart CO.; box books tS
Gssnorn, Herring CO; casks hardware, are 10 .Sss
Marshall; 80 tons pig iron, to ordef' AoV' sacAS
Seps, PORT r. TaLsor-Per Nor bark Emanuel-2oo5 bar:
railroad Iron, to ORDER.
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LIVERPOOL CLASSIFICATION,

Middling .l4H@l41
Strict miCdnng.. ....'..l4isDlo
R1cE.-The market was somewhat irregular.
Sales ITO tierces of clean Carolina; say 40 tierces
at ex; 81 at 8T; Al at .; 16 at TX; 10 at 11sc q
b. We quote common to fair at 6A@7; good
7x@7Hc p b.
NAVAL sToREs-The transactions In these artl'
cles were only In limited way.
FasrsHrs.-To Liverpool, by steam direct x on
nplands; via New York, IA on uplands, 11d on sea
alands; by sail 7.16d on uplands, IA On sea
Islands. To Havre nominal. Coastwise-to New
York. by steam, Nc on uplands and 1c on sea
islands; Sc a tierce on rice; by sail, Hc = ID on
cos.on;-a tlerce on rice; 4oc p barrel on rosa:
s1@s q N on lumber; $s@lo a N On timber. TO
Soston, by sail, X@xc p n on upland cotton
10 Providence, by sail IS NJ on boards, 1c
. b on cotton; by steam 81 y bale on New
York rates. To Philadelphia, by steam, ac 10
On uplands; by sail, s. = II on boards; 50 on
timber; Ss p ton on clay, and $3@3 80 on phoS'
phates. To Baltimore, by steam, Hc y ID; oy
saI, So 5o@7 2 II on boards; $3@s Is = ton Oh
phosphate rock. Vessels are In demand by
sur merchants TO take lumber freights from
georgetown, 8. c., Darien and SatiIa River Ca.
and Jacksonville, Fla, toNorthern ports, anu $40
0l2 q N are the rates on lumber and boards.
FxCHANal.-Stefling 60 day bills ls,s@lsH.
DOMESTIC EXCHANGE The banks purchase
sight checks at X@h OF, and sell at par.
1oLp-10011. (
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Markets by Telegraph.

SNA.>~AS>''
LONDON, January 2o-Noon.-consols ss1i.
gonds sOK.
Ifterpoon.-C nsols Sax. Bonds SOh. hoean
a Cd.
JnrpapooI. January 1e-Eventng.-Cotto TO
arrive now quoted at fXssx, exactly same as on
spOs.
January 9o-Noos.-Cotton quiet; uplands 7Id;
"a 600: export lsoeo; speculation 5000; stock S72
O00: American $4,000; receipts 9l, ,0Oo; American
18eeo -o.
Observation-Disclosures nrm. Ked WlnIer WnSat Sot
lis Id. Flour 27s Cd. New mixed corn, NO. = Sos
Sd. Cumberland cut 4ss. tsliOI 4os; ,oa. .,,.s
Evenipg.-cotton steady and unchanged; sales
u 600 bales; speculation and export 1000 cotton
Common resin es Cd.
FRlNKroRT, January 2o-Bonds 9IHas<h.
- = poMEsr,c.
NEW YORK. January 2l.-Noon.-ssocks very
strong ana actpe. s,m coa stseS, AZ 1SIs
State bonds steady anu ouli Sou steaoJ as i1n. ~
10x. Money easy az sao n{s enS M M
short lOx. Bonds ~. Eions Suaea ano corn un,
changed. Wheat dnn ana unGnaageT ~ 60; SSan o5a
quiet and steady mess pork steaas ~ o.. nn nTa
81 So Lard quieE Cotton q9iet apa ssIes np up
pentne quiet at asSG; re; Rosin nrm AZ 81 - i'r
s[aneG FteSd'S sS,d siSadv all day. ten.forties
EVenIng:-uoiu sleSuy .o, gu y' Ntv'Tnnrs
strong; Hss Nssa sI. new 81 Sixty.seyens 81
sixty 81 for,,es 81 ,cn0Uaeg Moaey eaSS ens
az 6a6 Sterling dun anu uhchnps hS,p Ii;,o IUu hau
10xa1o1. Goyernments stIong' etS. uus .sie nao an
cept Tennessees, which are strong. are dnl and at
istanss s6; new 90; evees II; eignts so; Alaosmas
95;sevsns 6s. georges o. -. , oS on. now 5a
nnas 40: new 22h South esGn oy, new os,,,
Cotton quiet and UNCHANGED; sa!es 2oSo oses esr az
15xc flour esS actNe auu ~ eoS 1o to
nne State and western s. soae 49, %hso 10
choice extra state aHd western % Uua. ~ 90
more steady; winter red aad amber mestera o. oE
NJ Sc. Corn shade armer; new SiaoI. ,A roLh
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DACIFIC MAIL STEAMSHIP COAPY'S
rHRou6H LINE TO
CALIFORNIA, CHINA AND JAPAN.
FARES GREATLY REDUCED.

Steamers OF the above line leave Pier A.
No. AZ, North River, foot OF Cana.
street, New York, at IL O'Clock noon, OF The 4tr
and 2oth OF every month except when these
dates fail on Sunday, then the Saturday preced
Ing.
Departure OF the 10th connect at Panama WITH
steamers for South Pacific and Central American
ports Those Of 4th touch At Manzantllo.
Steamship AMERICA leaves San Francisco fol
japan and China February !, 1871.
No California steamers touch at Havana, but
20 direct from New York to Aspinwan.
One hundred pounds baggage Tree TO each adult
Medicine and attendance free.
For Passage Tickets or other information apply
Mt the COMPANY'S TICKET OFFICE, on the
wharf foot Of Canal street, North River, New
York. +. IL BABY, Agent.
iuiy16-1yr
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HyHROUGH BILLS LADING TO
BALTIMORE PHILADELPHIA. Bos.
TON, BREMEN,
AND TIE CITIES OF THE NORTHWEST.

The nne Steamship SEA GULL, .IE6A.
Dutton, Commander, win satl for Bal. SAAtE09e
timore on WEDNESDAY, 25th January. At O'CLOCK
p. NJ, making close connection with Bremen
Steamer OHIO OF the Let Of February.
NJ Phiadelphia Ereignts forwarded TO that
city by railroad from Baltimore without adoi'
tional Insurance, and Consignees are allowed an.
pie time to sample and sell their Goods from
fAUL O. TRENHOLM, Agent,
jan23-3 No. 3 UnioI Wnarves.
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wilining.on Market.

WILMINGTON, January 21. - TURPENTISE. =
Sales OF 287 bbls at IS for Bof and 81 80 for hard,
per 2S0 TBS. a.,
per gallon.
soao 25 for low No. ], and So for No. l.
TAR.-Sales OF 2Il bbls at 81 IS pet 6bl.
CoTToS.-Ssles Of 1873 bales, IS follows: at
l2H Eat l2X, 20 at 49, II at 1874, at l3k, 100 az
l33I, and 40 at lac.
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Columbus Market.

COLUMBUS, January 2o.-F1day the market
showed sgood demand. The following aLe au1ns as
rates: Sales 3o7 bales; good styles low mlddllngs
bring 1916 as fast as they are orlere Good COT.
tons command In lots, which are the quotauonls
given, relatively higher prices on account OF tnelr
Scarcity. Ordinary 1lsl1}fc; good ordinary l2hIc;
low mdding Isals4s uadng sI orssrs Ssss
4a5 Northern account; 800 for Northern spinners;
4s for home consumption. Weeks receipts J, 500 sc
bales against So25 the previous one and la52 tIle
correspInding week last season-le2 ny ;. W. n.
r; 1876 bg H. and u. r. R.; .l5s By Opeilka Nail.
road; 4ol by river; 1855 hy wagons. Shlpmeuis
2l27 bales-2Ss1 by s. W. &. r.; 40 lor nome COLI
sumption. -.
Stock on hand September l, lsIo..... l'o'2
Received past week. o5Co ,.o
Received previously 2s42-So.o4S
Tora, $3.50
Shtpped paSt week. Z4.t
Shipped previously '4s4-4''s1i
Stock January 20, 1871. lo,sss
On the week the stock has increased sis.
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Exports.

NEW YoRK-Per steamship Manhattan-siob bales
uplsnd cotton 1877 ties rice. 73 bales domestcs, 20
nfos sundrles, So half chests tea
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. Hcw York Rice Market.

From the Daily Bulletin, January 10: TIE The e, de :,
mand only fair. but holders confident; nrmsr, ~ u
anythtng, in view Of encouraging adVlcss rom
the SOUTH and number OF parcels nave Deen en- en-,
tirely withdrawn by joboers. who are now tne
principal holders. Sales OF 90 casks Carolina at
Txa7Se Foreign quiet bat nrm.
From the Journal of Commerce: Tie market
Is firm, though the lack or stock prevents lnuch
business. We quote Carolina at THa8o.
From the Daiy Bulletin, January 20; trace Is
dull for want OF stock but the posltson very
strong. with jobbers getting 7ka8c Tor good 10
choice Carolina, and sman lots Rangoon seNlne
From the Journal OF Commerce: The market re-
mains firm but quiet. There Is Iair lnquily, nv y
bnt there is very little stock here and holders are
unwilling to sell Unless at Sery full rates. we
From ihe Timo. Rice has been in demand and
100 lbs. Rangoon nominal at $Sas 20 gOla, a ~
bond. Stock OF Rangoon In first hands. sSoo oags.
From lhe World: There Is no STOCK OF GaroLha
in first hands and the jonb:ng business is only
moderate at 71a7Xc, with some choice iots or
small parcels at 7HaSc: ,,.. ,u,,,
From the Herald: Carolina was q9let, owing
TO the fact that there is no STOCK 10 DIST hanus;
the susines was confined to small lots from
second hands at from THasc.
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auence buoysns and arm feeling. Woolens re,
main without improvement, but the market ID
steady and firm for all desirable styles.
GuSNY BAGas.-iEhe market is quiet and prices
are nominalIy 1Sals 40, currency.
GUNNY OLoTH.-ThiB article continues qutle
dull. PRICES are nominally lea2oc per yard, cur.
rency; and small lots Of domestic hare been sold
at 21o.
HAY.-The market for hay Is not 80 nrm, with
moderate sales at $aos2s per ton as TO quailty.
has been sell ngin small lots at 5oa6lcper gallon.
Tar is ouiet and the sales conBned 70 small lois.
Rosin is scarce and hrna, and the sales nave oeen
at full prices. Pitch is quiet.
RIcEMThe market Is uuie. with sales Of com.
mon and prime Carolina at 7]safHc per 10.
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MARINE NEWS,
CHAR EsToN. JAN NUARY Q;

ARRIVED SATURDAY.
Schr Georgfetta, Lord. New York; days.
Mdse. To W Roach & co. J E Adger L CO, Capt J
Boyd, L Binslar, N Bird CO. Boilmann ros, J
Ualnpseu Il Co. K Cnwperthwait, Cameron.
Bal kiey & co. Clacius & Willie, H Gooia co, J
Derereux. Dowie. noi-e Davis, hlias Bros Hart
KOrnahrens, Klnsman & Huwell. II Kl,tte & Ca,
) K Marshall. y McCubb. Jr, OstendOrIT 4 ca, b
O'Neil Prlzer. Rodgers < co. Paul, WEIGH & Bran
des, Railroad CO, W Shepherd Il co, b Sieglng.
II M CO, Won Santen, L WiesSoIr. Walker, p
Walsh, Wageuer i MUnsees. G w Williams & 90,
5 Yeason.
cotton, 500 bushels rough rice, 200 bushels peas,
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The Charles,on Cotton. Rice and Naval
Stores Market.
OFFICE CHARLESTON NEws,
,>-..,,,,n Toruoru OF JQs1

OFFICE CHARLESTON NEWS,
SATURDAY EVENING, January oi, 1871.
CorroN,-There was good demand eaily In the
day, prices showing somewhat easier tendency,
put New York dispatches proving better, the tome
OF the market Improved and the rates rallied up TO
about the closing figures OF the day before. Sales
1900 bales say GA at 10; As ct 1sk; eoa al 1s; 81
at 1sx; 1T at Ii; 43 at 14 III at AK; fs at l42
$50 at 14H; 100 at 1Ix; 90 at lax; 40 at l5c Q 10
We nuote.
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EoR SAVANNAH VIA PACIFIC LAND.

ING AND BEAUFORT.
The fast sailing Steamer PILOT ..iE
BOY, Captain J. w. Sly, will leave
Central Wharf for above places every MONDAY
MORNING, at O'Clock.
RETURNING,
The PILOT BOY will leave Savannah every
TUESDAY MORNING, at 7 O'Clock Beaufort and Pa.
fc Landing same day. ]. D. AIKEN l. CO.,
noy2e Agents, Central Wharf.
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FORE
LIVERPOOL
The Beltlste, Nielsen, sailed: d:....,... ....Dec q
CARDIFF.
The Draupner, Ingodsen. sailed. Dec 25
FORT TALBOT.
Br bark Ansdell, Pearce sailed. dec 2o
RIO DE JAEElRO.
Br brig Prothesa, Ball, sailed Dec -
CALLA0.
Fr bark Intlmes Geffiot. sailed. 10
ST. JOHNS N b.
Br ship Kate Troop, Crocker. sailed."......Jan l
CIENFUEGOS.
Spanish brig Carraquena, Pages, sa!led.....Dec 2
NASSAU, N. P.
Schr Wonder Armstrong, cleared. .........Jan I
DOME sT1c.
Sohr F Il Marts, Marts, cleared. Jan II
Schr Fawn, Megatiin ..Jan 10
Schr Blaisdell, Garfield. Dec q
rsT yUsE.
Schr David Currie. Berrtt, up..............Jan 5
schr Mary Frye, Pendletcn. cleared. 49,. Jan II
( BALTIMORE.
Steamship Sea Gull, Dutton, cleared. ."... Jan 20
Scnr II z Sheppard, Clark, up. Jan
Schr Ida Richardson, Bedell, c.elred.... Ian II
Schr Sea Queen. Guptil. cleared. Jan 16
Schr Palma, Rankin, cleared. Jan 20
"IILADEIrKIA.
Steamship Virginia, Hunter. sailed. Jan q
Schr NJ Gaskill, Gaskiil. up Jan 10
schr Mary E Femerlck Dasey, cleared. ...Jan II
Schr B Everman. Lloyd, Jap 20
NEW ORLEANS.
Brig Margaret, johnson. cleal ed.... .......Jan !
Schr D B Everett. Hooper. up.-.............J Jan
PORTLAND, NE.
Schr N G Lyons, Smith, cleared. Jan II
ROCKPoRT, NE.
Schr " ThorndiSe, Hall, to san. Jan II
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Georgetown Market.

.GreRcErowN. January 1s-corroN.-Nos sales
TO report this week we quote from IS {, lac.
lTIMBER-No arrivals. Stock on hand very small.
All Of our mills are in operation. Small umoel
In demand few sales were enc 'ted uar'ng Tue
week for cash. We quote from 10 100 as eA-
TURpEST1SE.-virgIn and yellow dip So scrape
75c TO 81 per Dbl OF go lhs.
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MEMORANDA.
The schr 2 !. S Corson, Brewer, which sailed
from this port few days siuce for Philadelphia,
with phosphates and lumber. put into Winning
ton, N =, January 2i, In ,eaky condition.
TIE schr Mary, Mcdonald. from BucksvIlle, O,
TO-: Belfast Ne, arrived at. Holiness Hole January
il; Also brig Charles Wesley, from and for the
same.
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XETEEKLY LINE TO SAVANNAH.
THROUGH BY DAYLIGHT.
FOR PACIFIC LANDING, BEAUFORT, HILTON
HEAD, SAVANNAH. DAR1EN AND
BRUNSWICK, Ga.

luS lpfuitS obSohSa
e LIZ A III A n G . x,
Captain L. W. BURNS,
will receive Freight at South ATTAIN p ..9E.A
tic wharf for above points every
TUESDAY and leave on every WRDNKsDAY MORN
ING. NJ O'Clock, arriving at savannah the same
evening, and leaving for Darien, &c., the follow
ing morning Returning, Will leave Savannah lor
Charleston every MONDAY MORNING, at O'CLOCK.
For Freight or passage, apply to
RAVENEL. HOLMES d CO.,
sepl0 No. 1T East Bay.
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NO r F L o r D A,
TWICE A WEEK.
FOR SAVANNAH, FERNANDINA, JACKSON
WILLIE, PILATEA AND ALL POINTS on
THE ST. JOHNS RIVER.
The Steamer DICTATOR, Captain h.
Central Wharf for above points every TUESDAY
Evening, at O'Clock, arriving back at CHARLES
ton every SUNDAY AFTERNOON, at s O'Clock.
The Steamer CITY POINT, Captain D. B. VIM
cent, will sail from Central Wharf for above points
every FRIDAY EVENING, at O'Clock, arriving
back at Charleston WEINEsDAY AFTERNOON, q! 6
RAVENEL & CO., Agents,
octlO No. Central Wharf.
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E,oR FERNANDINA, JACKSONVILLE
PALATKA AND POINTS on THE
ST. JOHNS RIVER.

The Steamer ELIZA HANCOX, Cap.
tain L. VI. Burns, win receive Freight IN
for the above points at South Atlantic WnurI.
Tomorrow tTuesdayl the cath instant, and leave
on "WEDNESDAY MORNING, the 25th instant, at I
O'Clock.
Connecting at Savannah with Florida steamers,
Passengers and Freight will have dispatch to ali
points IN Florida at as low rates as BY any other
line.
For engagements. apply to
RAVENEL, HOLMES i CO., :.
tan23-2 No. III East Bay.
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EOR BEAUFORT AND PACIFIC LAND.
ING, FENwICK's ISLAND, COFFN'S POINT,
PORT ROYAL RAILROAD WHARF, PARIS
ISLAND LANDING. STATION CREEK,
AND OTHER LANDINGS WHERE IN.
JUDGMENTS ARE OFFERED.
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The steamer PILOT BOY. Captain .sdE.s
]. ". Sly, will sail for above points
every THURSDAY MORNING, at 8 O'Clock, and Wnen
Inducements oner win touch at any OF the above
Landings.
RETURNING,
VIII leave Beaufort on FRIDAY MORNING, touch.
Ing at Pacific Landing. J. d. AIKEN Co.,
noy2o Agenta-
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D U S S Ell IS L I S T
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LIST OF VESSELS

Ur, CLEARED AND sAlLxD Foa TuIs roar.
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MONTGOMERY Market.
Interior Cotton Markets.

Stock on hand Thursday night, 9nH
uary 10, ISL. ....................
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The superior Side Wheel Steamship JAMES
ADGER, T. j. Lockwood, Commander, will leave
Adger's Wharf as above.
For Freight or Passage, apply to
LANES ADlER & CO., Agents.
The CHAMPION follows on SATURDAY, 2Stn
January, at 12 o'clock NJ. 1an2S-l
The Portland daily press., 1871-10-19

sAML L. CLEMENS, Mark Twain Of Y.
The full Portland Rand will furnish music On the
evenings of the Lectures.
Season Ticsets, admitting TO the entire course Of
Lectures aud Concerts. ~ 90. Tor sale ever, where
Members Tickets . 90. (-a. member being su-
titled 10 twoJ to be obtt;ued OF the Treasurer, D. p.
II. Lock bart, Evening ticke to Goa erta nom 500
to 81. The Gallery ,eats VIII be Ie-eryed or ,os
course at 81 each. Sale to commence Monday Oet
10th, at q. W. Gilkey 81 Co.'s.
A Supplementary Course of three popular Lsssnres
on Natural History,by
PROF. Il. o. MORSE,
will commence after the close OF the regular cure,
az Army aud Navy Union ii all. turcGassrs ORG
ular course tickets will he admitted al radureo "a sa
nPer order Cemmittee-F. g. Patterson, ,Thos J. Its
tle A. ]. Hodsdon. d. r. H. Lo:khsr '. u. We
liams, Joseph A. Perry, and G. X. LOMBARD nsset
The Portland daily press., 1871-10-19

Chamber Of Commerce, Gen. shesidas ha,
been authorized by the government TO extenG
any needed aid to the sufferers by fire in Wis
oousin aud Michigan.
The Pittsburg Post declares for Thomas A.
Scott for candidate for President.
Patrick Foy, aged IS years, was accidentally
drowned at Lynn, yesterday.
Nine thousand eight hundred and thirteen
packages of tea arrived at San Francisco yes
terday and were sent east overland.
1t is feared in San Francisco that the Union
Insurance Co. viii be the only local company
able 10 continue business.
The Commerce Insurance Co. of Albany, N.
Y. has increased its capital 100000 and will
continue business.
There was one death from yellow fever in
Charleston, yesterday.
Worcester devotes part of her Chicago col
lection to sufferers by the north western fires.
Paymaster Ward, of the Sterling Iron
Works, Oswego, was assaulted by highway
man, Tuesday night, and robbed of $27O0
The Portland daily press., 1871-10-19

ST. LOUIS, Oct. 18.-The lower house of the
Illinois Legislature yesterday passed bill for
the relief OF Chicago, which provides for the
amount of the principal and interest expended
by her on the Illinois & Michigan canal, near
ly thrse millions of the bonds; one to be de-
livered before November 18th, and not less
than one fifth nor more than one-third of the
proceeds of the bonds to be used in rebuilding
the public works of Chicago, and the remain.
der to support the police and fire departments
Encouraging Stale of Things i'm the Bu rnt
Cty.
CHICAGO, Oct 18.-Every day brings fresh
occasion for encouragement. The ciTy is or
derly. Relief for the poor comes in abundant
ly, business is resuming, re- building going on in
every direction and much more healthy feel
ing prevails than the most sauguine could
have anticipated. The reports from all the
bauks are substantially the same as yesterday.
Very little money was called for, while depos-
its were quite large. Insurance companies
that are insolvent are paying their losses with
out requiring policy holders to go through the
usual formalities of adjustment.
Various Items.
The Times figures the total loss at $150,00O,-
900.
The business of the Board of Trade is fairly
resumed.
The receipts and shipments of grain are very
heavy.
A survey of the Tribune building was made
to-day by an architect who reports the walls
and most of the floors good, and that the
building can be repaired for 5000 The
| original cost was $210,000.
The Portland daily press., 1871-10-19

Mayor Halls case will be examined by the
Grand Jury Friday.
Judge Tracy of the Tammany committee.
mas quit his bad company.
Tweed's creditors of dozen years ago, when
he was penniless, now talk of trying to recov-
er their claims.
1t is said the steamer Middletown, mate of
the Westfield, is running with condemned
boiler.
Toe registration of voters in New York,
shows decrease of So 600.
King Bros. paint and lead factory and Smith
q Wings plaLing mill, iD Baltimore, were
burned Tuesday. Loss $4,000; small lnsur-
ance.
Goyernmeni bought two million of bonds IN
New YORK yesterday, at 110.0S to 1l0 40
Mr.. John Boyle was killed at Windsor
LOCKS, Conn, on Saturday night, while chang
ing an engine on the turn table.
The old Methodist church building on SEQ
end street, Philadelphia, recently used as
Sandtord's Opera House, was burned Tuesday
morning. Loss $1,000.
The workmen of the Peekskill stove works
sent "a stoves to Chicago, Tuesday.
Alpheus Swayze, Trenton, N. j., banker
is on trial for forgery.
Ship Wild Rover, owned by Alpheus Hardy
OF Boston, is ashore on Long Island. She was
bound from Peru to New York and mistook q
light.
In reply to request from the New Yorl