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The New York herald., 1871-02-05
sUSSOGaTf's COusT.
Wills Adn,iifcd-Lettcrs Of Administrations
Requests.

Requests.
Before Surrogate Veeder.
Surrogate yeeder during the past week admitted
to probate the wills OF Henry Perry, OF Connecticut;
Catharine V. ID. Schenck, OF Flatbush; John II.
Hazard, John ]. Merritt, William Drake, William f.
Gardiner and Lydia j. Carrie, OF Br0ORiyn. The fol-
lowing bequcsts appear in the Will Of LYDIA j.
Carie:-To the American Board OF Foreign Missions,
$500; 10 the American Bible Society, $780,
Letters OF administration were granted on the
estates OF Charles l.. Sears, William McCary, Mary
Foley, Martha Larkin, John Schnichling, Louisa g.
Ogden, George $. Ogden, R0berL McEhnney, Ed
ward Richmond, Ludwig F. walker, Peter Blake,
q RrnOkIYn.
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UNITED STATES DISTRICT C9JaT-ia BANKRUPTCY.
The Boston, Hartford and Erie Railroad
Company.


Company.
Before Judge BiaIchford
Petitions in bankruptcy have been filed in New
York, Connecticut and Massachusetts, agains. the
Boston, Hartford and Erie Railroad Company whose
road runs through these three States Among the Pc
utioners against the company are Adams Express
Company ana a Mr. Alger, ana 1t Is alleged by par
ties Ia the case mat the Railroad Company are
IN q hopeless siase Of Insolvency, ana that
lor eighteen months they have not paid the interest
on taelr Lrst mortgage bonds. Wnen tue case came
bciure TIE court Two weeks ago. point was raised
as 10 tne jurisdiction O tue court, but That
iui. anu n th.n appeared that counsel could not
40 ~ltn toe argument, as they had not been
served vi. tne uet essary papers.
isstefdass wacn tae case called, it trans
rirca taess ~ " proceedings, granted by Judge
NoVafAa t' W ttlcsit Court, had been Issued upon
the &Ppsc@.ea4 q ne railway company. The argu.
meuts lTaa tAas siay wai be heard before Judge
Nooofan next saturday, and, pending a decision
upon a. tne proccedinSs wiii oe suspended before
Judge bietcnisld.
>nlnry of Bankrupts' Employe.
John SeJs7cick. Assignee or John ". BaTidn and
Cornelius A. BerrGdr. BankruptS rs Henry IT,
CdseD.-Thls cause came On for argument upon bill,
plea and replication hlel. The plaintiff assignee
OF ]. Al. ana c. A. Berrian sued equity recover
salary alleged TO have been earned by the bankrups
Among the questions discussed on the argument
first, whether the statutory limit OF two years
III tue second section OF the Bankrupt act apped 10
an action OF this nature; second whether the
remedy by bill in equity or an action 1t law the
most appropriate; third, whether the cause OF ac-
ton set forth arose prior to May H. 1865, or
was continuing one as upon trust
The Court, AFTER lengthy discussion, took the
papers and reserved his decision.
Petitions in Bankruptcy.
The following petitions have been lodged In bank.
ruptcy within the past three weeks:-w William E.
Brockway, George ID. Earl, jeremiah Carpenter
JepIna ;. heam, Leonard Atwood, Francis Il.
Holmes.
Disc hargcs.
Roswell Graves George Z. Boardman, Henry Wal.
dron, Josiah @. Waters Philip Opper, Moses Wal
,ack.
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THE NATIONAL CArITAl.
ST. LOUIS. Feb. 8,

ST. LOUIS. Feb. g. 1871.
The state Senate this afternoon passed concur
rent resolution instructng Senators and Representa-
tives to Congress to vote against further appropra
tions to the national capital at Washington, and
also requesting them to urge removal OF the CAPT.
tai to some more central and convenient DoA1t
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CORNELIUS FARLEY, o'9"''
At q regular meeting OF the Jefferson Club OF tho
city OF New York, held at the club house, on Wed~
nesday evening, February lo;I, the following pre-
amble aud resolutions were adoptci:-
Whereas, this club has heard with deep emotion
OF the sad calamity which has taken from among MS,
In the prime OF his life and In the midst OF useul3
ness. our esteemed friend and associate member Of
this club, Mr.: James Watson; therefore
Resolved That we embrace this occasion to place.
upon our records this testimony VI mis- manly Cnarj
acter, hls Kind and gentle manner and sense Of
the loss which this club has sustained In his death4
OF an honest efficient faithful public servant:
and whose less VIII long be felt by all classes
with whom he was brou INT IN contacs In the pr0seS
cuton Of his offlcia duties
Resolved, That to the family OF our deceased fen0
we tender our deepest sympathy; and, while we arg
well aware how futile ana void are all attempts o1
this character to asSuago the grief Ut lessen the 08S
yet we cannot refrain from testliying our sympathy
Tor them IN this hour OF their SAD aliction, ana our
recognition Of the sterling qualities which were pre.i
eminent in our deceased friend.
Resolved, That the members OF this CLUB attend
the funeral In body and wear the usual badge OF
mourning.
JEFFERSON CLUB.-Members are requested to meet
at the rooms OF the club on Sunday February 8, al
eleven O'Clock A. M W attend the funeral Of our
''' '''''' ~ HENRY W. GENET,
President
ions Isaso'S B ISRS1s' RaowN Secretaries.
WHIrE-On Saturday morning, February T.
The funeral will take place from his late re5idences
No. o2s Hudson street. this Sunday afternoon ~
two O'Clock.
san Francisco papers please COPY.
YoUNG.-On Thursday morning., February q JOHN
FREDEiucK, son OF John and Sarah Young, IN the
7th year OF mis- age.
Funeral from the residence Of his parents No. S51
Gates avenue, Brooklyn, Lhis (Sundayl afternoon -
ono O'Cfoc.-
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M.IRINE NEWS.
CHARLESTON, s. C.....sEPTEMBER 20, 1871.
Lat ss deg 4s mn 80 sec Lon 70 deg 81 MN 81 see
ARRIVED YESTERDAY.

British steamship Mlbanke, Smith. from st
Johns, y B-6 days. Ballast. To Watson 4 Hill.
Steamship Empire, Htnckley, Philadelphia
left - ins ant. Mdse. To W A Courtenay, and
steamship South Carolina. Beckett. New York
left 10th inst. Mdse. To Wagner, Huger CO,
" Courtenay, Southern Express co, Bates t
CO, ] Adger co, Apple, c D Ahlens CO. d
ANIME, Adams, Damon co, L Railroad CO,
Brown, II B.scaotrtS co. Geo Bowman, 5
BEissen, N BRISTOL & co, VIM Bird co.
BBruining, Cameron, BarIley & CO, 7 N Cater,
CO, W Il chafee CO. 81 Il Collins 4 co. l. Ehspin
q co, Soela CO. Edward Day, Duwie, Hose &
i.aS1s WI LAS BIOS Duva SON, John Fairly
q so; so.synne, n, AeO,mb d CO, d Fleming Il co,
co, Fogartle's Book House, Rev A N Folcni.
J Gorhsm, Goodrich, Wineman & co, G Gfaveley,
Graman L Schwacke, Gray, Jno N Greer = So5
Hunt VIM Gurney, Hart co, ] II Hlen, @
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Markets by Telegraph.

,oxnoS September l9-Noon.-Consols open
Cd at e3I Bonds 93S.
t" "Evenng.-Consols aS closed ct ss's. sixty-twos
9SH. ..,u,o "a Noon-s.ocrz onen.
Cd STEADY and are now much better. G)ld l+Xa
III Governments dull and steady. Money
steady at g. Exchange, long So; snort ~:
EvenngGod ls en, FssgSts SRssed dull
FEW ORLEANS, September ls.-BanS sternns
"a; sight 4 premium; gold a.
COTTON MARKETS.
LIVERPOOL, September 1s-1o3o A. M:-coiton
o,ened au.et; uplands eXd, Orleans 9Ad.
1.3O P. Motion quiet and STEADY; TEA st,Ss ort er
and speculation. The shipments Oh c9teUa i,0 ,ean
Bombay, since last report to tie ls'n' nave oeen
1000 ba'es. ,.o,ar.r,
,ands oEd Orleans eXd; sales 5000 bales; for
speculate IN and export 1000: >, co,,on nm
and decidedly oTs last
evening were 1900 bales: september 1875 sal9 slo;
October le5salsA; November 10 loalsH' Decem-
ber leisals5z; January leH; March 2oc.
175o bales at 2Oh for middlng uplands and 20Hc
for Orleans, closing quiet. ,,u. ,,,,,,,rr.
BosroN, September 1e.-Cotton dull; mlddlngs
2lc: gross receipts bales; sales soo STOCK S.oo:
PHILADELPHIA, September lS--oltou quleC
AID weak; middllngs 2oHc.
BALTIMORE, September 19.-Cotton dull and
lower; middllng 1s%a2oc; net receipts ts; gross
145; sales 81; stock 1lSo bales ,,u. ,ou,
m'dding lac; net. r,ceip's ss7 bales; exports
crastwise 100; stock l01. ,,
WILMISGroN, September 19.-Cotton quiet; mid
ding ls4c; net receipts Sc bales; sales lo2 seock
$50.
SAVANNAH, September ls.-Cotton in moderate
demand; low middlipgs l8c; net recelpts $40
bales; sales so; stock 4o64 - u,,o,. r,,,.
AUGUSTA, September 19-Cotton lulet; miu'
S/o mar
MOBILE, September 19 Cotton quiet; middnngs
lehc; net receipts $40 bales; exports coast~lse
%; sales $50; stock 6Se3. ,,
MEMPHIS, September ls.-Cotton nominal; mia.
NEW Nsw ORLEANS, septembr ls-cot'on hrm;
mlddling 2OAc: net receipts 3S9; gross 5s3;
sales 800; stock 1884.
PROVISIONS AND PRODUCE MARKETS.
and drocplLg. Wheat quiet and nominally un.
changed. Corn dull and unchanged: mess pork
steady at S!3 40al3 so. Lard firm at 91iash Tur-
pentine quiet and frm at elHa62c. Rosln nrm;
'I Eveaing.NSouthern I'VE -four quiet at So s5a7.
Whiskey 9ic Wheat quiet aud steady winter
red Western 81 5s. Corn, Western mixed 1la7lAc.
Mes pork sl3 5Oal3 g. Lard quiet; little render.
| ed at CSC. Turpentfne quiet AZ 6lhao2c. hosin
| hrm at SO for strstned.
CiSclSNATI, ptember 10. Lard demand
| lighr, holders firm and more asked. Bacfn-clear
rib sides 73ia7lsc. WhisSey In good demand az
e0c.
LOUISVILLE September 1s.-Provis:ons nIm, ac
tive and higher. Clear lib sides 7tla'1c. Lard
keg lOZa11c. Whiskey steady at 9lc.
ST. Louis, September l9-High vines steady at
SI9O Pork quiet at sl3. Clear sides si4aShc.
| Lard 9Aa91ac.
NEW ORLEANS, September 19.-Flour drm; su'
perane S. 25; double Sc %; treble 50 -: Corl
scarce; mixed IS: white SOC. Oa's firm at 5ia56.
Bran duh and lower at 81 loll II. Pork active
and frmer; mess s14 37liali 50. Lard scarce and
frmer; tlerce 10halOX; keg ll1al2. otners un'
changed.
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Foetry OF the Period.

The following is Western rejoinder to the
poetical pleas put ia by Walt Whitman at tne
ouening of the New York American lnstitule
Fair few days ago. We incline to the opiniUn pl!,n
that the '.Yaup" is out-yauped by tne FiNe
County melodist:
You fellows East may sing as youPpnad. you P,esd.'
And tickle the scalps o. all coucetdns"'
yon NAV cant away wit. Cantharlees'
Rim with Eur:pides. and De uess,io uetu
Pnt to find the real hisn-p -pressutS =. 'ory
0u. nS VI travei the sravageSt road 20 gtoIy,
Anu ,rsa ~ co orr ives, Ior a thousand mile,
IA And never stop ii. !oa pass Peory.
We don't prance round n whlte Nc s'o'e''
Smellin' 0. grease aud sarsy IRE *;
Onr yittles amt hunny and turtle doves.
And when ,ce kiss, It's regular smack.
We take I. inys rough, cut we swauer 'em "nole'
We dent pretend 70 be simperin' pious;
And what we are as for. blast my soul
II you want TO know, come out anu Try us
These here United States. they say,
Is OWN the world an QUILT OF verse:
Pike County II Ak IT, any day,
And -ho goes furder II fare the Worse.
There's a man lives ont on the perarla Inai'
In an old shebang, as I've heard toosln n ~, nor
And n his,n don't 90 through your nloe anu n0''
It's INV opinion therI II be some snootln'
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New York Naval Stores Market.

From the Daily Bulletin, Monday, September IS:
Receipts to day 259 bbls OF crude turpentine; SS4s
obls rosn; 1889 bbls spirits turpentine; 3:9 bbls
tar. The spirits market has be N more excited,
the fact beIng made known that all the stock 10
Liverpool. London and Bristol, beside III our own
the close was, however, more quiet though with.
out any frLnness lost. Sales OF so bbls TO arrive
at Gle; 100 bbls from Baltimore al &C: 60 bbls
from wharf al Gle; 275 bblS from dock aud yard
at 6ac: and 100 bb!s In shipping order at 62h CTS
Jobbing lots from store have brought 6aao5 CT.
Rosius are quiet but about steady; 3s7 hbls strain
ed sold at So; 500 bbls good do ana low No at
$3 05. Tar Is quiet aud unchanged.
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RIcg.-The transactions were so tierces OF clean
Carolina a. 77sc 2 10.
NAVAL SToRES.-The market for naval stores
ontinue. quite active with good demand for
ilgrades. The stock Is quite small. In spirits
holders are quite firm, but buyers are holding or.
We hear OF sales to-day OF 23i bbls No. 2 and at
81 lo@2 so, and small lot Of spirits at sSc.
FRsIsHrs.-To Liverpool By stssn, direct,
nomiual on upands VIA New York, 8 led
on up,ands, ~ on sea islands; by ssi,
On up!ands s-l6@isd. sea ts!anda nominal.
Havre nominal. C0astwlse-to Sew Ycrs
by steam, Hc on upland5 and 1c on CA
Islands; 81 as q uarce ca rice; by sail, &c q b n
clstc1:- 2 tlsrce On -ice; ioc q asrTei ca ros! +,
sos q Y CO inmber; 500 p 4 on s!IbeF =
Bo5tcn. oy Ea:i. Hc q fb On upland cotfo: :.
70 Providence, by sail IS q Il CT boards. y
p b cn cotton: by steam 81 a ta,e On New
Toss rates. To Pai.sdeioa!a. ty steam, xc q b
On Cc.apds; 5y ss!!, s. q u on boards; 50 o.
{ inter; 50 p ton on cay. a:.t saga SO en- 1hos
,paases. To Baltimore, 5y steam, &c z. fb by
sxi, Ss so@7 q en- boards; s3@3 2S q ton IN
phosphate rock. Vessels are II demaSd By
our Merchants to take lumber freights fTcm
Georgetown, 8. c., Darlen aad Saith, River, Ca,
aud Jacksonville, Fla, to Northern rorts, and $40
0l2 a are the rstes on lumber and bcarda.
ExcHANeK.-sterling 60 day bills nominal.
DOMESTIC EXCHANGE. The sanks are pur'
chasing sight checks on New York at par; days
4 Oh; 10 days Il OF; Is dsya-oG; 20 days or;
30 days OF. They are selling sight checks at 4
premium.
GoLD-l2@l4.
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New York Hay Market.

From the Daily Bulletin Mond,y, September
IS: Receipts to day 200 bales. Part Of the stock
arriving this morning was wet aud the scarcity scar it4
or nr,lne, u gvvi IcIaI ucIuduu, plL niue lut
shipping Sales are very small in ALL tn. la 6 st
OF which was 20 bales, only los bales at 81 0S. The
retail trade is fairly active and the choicest
grades Will bring 81 co. The general impression
hardly this month, as farmers are busy preparing
their winter crops. Straw Is dull, except oat
which Is in demand.
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New York Rice Market.

From the Daily Bulletin, Monday, September Is:
The trade continues to take fair amount Of stock
In small .ots and 10 pay foil prices the market
showing steady tone generally, and holders ex
call. Sales OF so tierces at sAa9hc, and 40 bags
East India at 6La7kc.
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FARES GREATLY REDUCED.

Steamers o. the above line leave Pier aF6A
street, New YORK, at IL CLOCK noon, OF the l5tn
and sj:a o. every month except waen these
dates :ail on Sunday, then the Saturday preced
ing.
rrs for South Pacific and Central American forts.
departure Of 18th touches at Kingston. Jamaica.
For Japan and China, steamers leave san Fran
cisco nrst or every month, except when Il fals on
Sunday; then on TIE day preceding.
No California steamers touch o. Havana, out
20 direct rom New YORK to AspilTa.i.
one hundred pounds baggage free to each adul',
Medicine and attendance free.
For Passage Tickets or other Information apply
AZ the COMPANY'S TICKET OFFICE, on Il G
wharf foot OF Canal street, North River, Ntw
YorS. I. d. BABY, Agent.
jlly26-iyr
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WILMINGTON, September ls.-SPrRtrs TUR-
PENTISE.-Sa,es OF leo ca-kS at 551lc per pailon
for CITY oistilled ana 4lo casks aJ 55c per gallon
for southern packages.
Ros1H-Sales OF only SO harreis at s6a' so for
pale.
CRUDE TURPESTISB.-Sales OF 40 SSls mt SO Is
for yellow dip and 81 so for virgin.
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ROSADALIS
THE UNIVERSITY MEDICINES,
PREPARED By TIE
NEW YORK MEDICAL UNIVERSITY.

COMPOUND FLUID EXTRACT OF CANCER
PLANT-Price 50
Cough Llnctus-Prlce 81
Uilanthus Extract for Epilepsy, st. Tltus' Dance,
Spinal and Brain Atfectlons-Prce 81
Catarrh Specidc-Price 81
Hydrated 0xymel, for Consumption, Bronchitis,
Whooping Cough, &c.-Prlce 81
Pile Extract-a never falling Pile curemPrice y.
May Apple Pills, for Dyspepsia, Torpidity Of the
Liver, Constipation, &c.-Price so cents
Headache Pills-Price 80 cents
Alkaline Resolvent-an iodized chemical water
superior to Vichy, Kissingen, Seltzer, &C.
Price 81
Five Minute Pain Curer-Price 81
Chemical Healing, Blood and Bone Ointmen'
Price 81
Ethereal Phosphorus-Prlce 50
Lithia-for the Kidneys-Prtce So -,so
Karalpa Extract-the womsn,s lrienuntf,9 lrie,,tfy,n9 30
Victoria Regia-unrivalled for beautIynS
cOInpleXlon-Prce 81 ,.,,. pr,o.
Amaranth-for the Hair-stops iaiins Hail. ''S'
Seuralgia-Rheumatlc Ellxir.Prloe -
fefg. ano o,a aSue 81 DIR. Il. BAER,
aursi S''' No. 1sl Meeting street. Charleston.
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Passe ngers.

Per steamship South Carolina, from New York
H Bischofr, A Ross, Crowell. Mrs 0de.l,
two children and nurse, Mrs Glassman, Mrs aeDa
Greter. c 7 BatcEe der, W Philips, G PlncSney
and wife, two children and nurse, Miss PtncSney,
and steerage.
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q Hacker. TN Horssv & Bro, Harbeson d CO. Jno
Hurkamp 4 co. Holmes Calder, Ravenel hu-
son. O e AS Johnson, Chas kesrison. Klstte
co, Klpck. Wickenberg co, Laurey Alex,
ander, Knee, Kresss kinsman BIOS n
Lawiess, G Luhn. Lopez, Murray,s
CO, j Minor & co, Macqueen & Recke McLoy
& Rice, VIM Mckay, $ Marshall, Marks, W
R McIntosh Menke & Muller, R Martin, T NC
s@,z Ssus Nssn%an goan s. s6'Sa oSe
O'Neili & Sons. F LO'Neil, Q P Poppennelm.
Ed Perry, Ojeman, Ostendorf & co: Paul,
Welch Brandes pe!zer RGdSefs gent Go, Hdsep pbaa
NIX Iron Works, QuacIenbqsh, Capt ReqsaaW,
Ravenel Il Holmes, S S P Ru6hard, L Seel.
Prof S chtleben; L Schnell, Sell 4 Foster, waiter
Stenken, Stefens, Werner & Ducker, Wieters,
" Smith L co, Taylor co, Tyler, g W
Stiles. W Shepherd & co, R Themlluson q co, N
q WEIGH, b Wilson 4 Bro, VIM Unerhardt, Q
Stone, Walker, Evans j Cogswell, WAGNER
Monsees, Walsh, r T Walker, VIM L Webb, G
W Williams i co, ] Wrsh, Mrs II zernow, and
Schr Jennie Wiley, Wiley, New York-s days.
| Hay: To John Campsen Il co. vessel TO + Ba'
schr Ann D Ds4s, GssSattl' , West Point MILL go
schr ~ w frcm Jehosee Island. 1900 bushels
rough rice. TO Aiken.
Boat from James Island. bags sea island COT
| ton. To Fraser Dill
Boat from James Island. bale sea island cot
| ton. To Gaillard Il Minott. -
Received from Ohisolm's Mil. 81 tlerces rice.
To Blschod i co.
FROM THIS PORT.
Steamship Manhattan, Woodruff New YORK.
September I6. .,
Steamship Georgia, Crowell, New York. 18th
September, A n.
CLEARED FOR THIS PORT.
Schr Frank l. Emily, McCobb, at Rockport, Me,
September II.
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u,p1vE NEWS RY TELEGRAPH,

MARINE NEWS BY TELEGRAPH.
LIVERPOOL, September ls.-Arrved out, City OF
Antwerp.
NEW YORK, September ls-Arrived, the steam
ship Thuringia, from Hamburg.
Janeiro; China, Samaria and Magnolia.
SAVANNAH, September 1s.-Ardved. steamship
Tonawanda, Philadelphia; brigs Fanny Forgart-
hin, Rio Janelro and Fanny Clark, Rockland, Ne.
Cleared, steamer Virgo, New York.
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Iaterior Cotton Markets.

Iaterior Cotton Markets.
COLUMBI,, September 1s.-Sales OF cotton to.
day 3s bales; middlng 1SXc.
COLUMBUS, september 16.-Moderate demand,
no offerings; mtddling 19c, low middllng lShc;
sales Is bales; receipts 81 bales; shipments II
bales.
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PORT CALENDAR
HcOS'B rHAsB3.

'.as- o1arter 6;h. 4 hours. so Il n1:es. evening.
New N Wn, liia. l hoax. 49 inmates, evening.
FtsL garter. List. IL hours So minutes. evening
Full Moon, 2sih 0hour, "a minutes, evening.
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HnRraKAsrERS 2AILaoAD.

23l baes upland cotton. +23 bbls nava. stores,
cars lumber and wood, slaves. potatoes. -mGse,
&C. TnA ] Salinas, Frost 4 Adger, Ca!iweii d
Son, Mowry Il Son, W 4 Ryan, Barden Parker,
Kinsman Howell. Peizer, Rodgers CO. Geo II
Waiter CO, Z L!ebenroCd, Smith & Chap ,au.
Smith, Jno Hanckel, Pringle & Son, S Smith. W
q Rec & co. Wieters, Kavenel co, J Mallo-
nee, Brod!e & CO, Trenholm Il son, Robson,
Whillen l. Jones, S.oan & selgnious. kanspauX
l. Gonzal. e. Gall.ard i MinCtt, Allan ic Phosphate
CO aud Railroad Agent.
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LIST or VESSELS
UP, CLEARED AND SAILED FOR THIS PORT


UP, CLEARED AND SAILED FOR THIS PORT.
REIGN.
LIVERPOOL.
Nor bark Luget, Nielsen, sailed August 9
Bark Annie Kmball, Stinson, sailed. August ~
The Sancho Panza, Wiley, up..........A August 20
WEST HARTLEPoOL- ENG.
The Elise Broaca, sailed. August 8
CALLAo.
Fr bark Melaine Bsrtho, sailed. "a
ALLoA, SCOTLAND.
The Ormen, Berkholm. sailed August 20
ST. JOHNS, n. B.
Br steamship Milbanke, Smith, sailed Sept l3
DoMESTIC.
NEW YoRE.
Schr Florence Rogers, shepherd crd......Sept 8
Schr Lilly, Hughes, up....... sept IL
Schr Hedges, Franklln, up. ..Sept IA
PHILADELPHIA.
Schr Henry Allen, Tatem, cleared .Sept II
BALTIMORE.
Schr Mary Mangum, Beverldge, up......Sept 9
Schr II StickEey, Fooks, up. ..Sept U
RoCKPoRT, MK.
Schr Frank Emily, McCobb, cleared. ....sept II
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Receipts by Railroad, September 10.


5a6 bales cotton, 40 bales goods. 2io bo.s lour,
l95 sacks cats, car STOCK. 10 kal!rOad Agent
Frost & Adger, C II Walter Il CO, Prtng.e & Son,
Mowry & Son, Kinsmau Howell, VIM G Bee 4
CO, Re,der & Davis, l. D DeSaussure, Smith,
W B wi liams Son, G " Williams co. Wilcox,
Gibbs & CO, a Salinas, Brodls co, Holmes,
Write Bros, Trenholm Son, Ravenel & Holmes,
o Phillips, H GerdtS & CO, Jlo Hanckel, Bowling
4 CO, Wagner Weekly. Mur'laugh X Mathews,
Graes- r x Harmon, T p Smith. Johnston, Crews
4 CO. May, A B Mulligap, " c Coartenay i
CO. Wardlaw & Carew.
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RailroaGs.
NORTHEASTERN RAILROAD CON
IN PANY.
&A44EFI

CuAnLKsToH, s. G., February II, 1871
Trains will leave Charleston Daily at $50 A. Il
Arrive at Charleston 1880 A. n. (mondays eI
cepted) and 2:30 P. n.
Train does nos leave Charleston P. r., Srs
DAYS.
Train leaving $50 A. NJ makes through connec
ticn to New York, via Richmond and Ac9u!S
Greek only, going through IN 40 hours.
Passengers leaving by P. n. Train havt
choice OF route, via Richmond and washington
or via Portsmouth and Baltimore Those leaving
FRIDAY by this Train lay over on SUNDAY IN Bal
aimore. Those leaving on SATURDAY remain sun
DAY In Wilmington, N. O. "
This is the cheapest, quickest and most pleasa1s
route to Cnclnnati, Chicago and other poinrt
West and Northwest both Trans making con
nectons at Washington with Western rain'
OF Baltimore and hio Railroad.
S. s. SOLOM0SS,
Engineer and Superintendent
P. L. cLyAPoR, General Ticket Agent.
febl1.12mOB
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MEMORANDA.

MEMORANDA.
The schr Carrie Webb. Day, for Georgetown, 5
C, cleared at New York 18th inst.
The bark Sarah Hobart, White, from st Helena,
S c, arrived at Falmouth, Eng, 81 inst.
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Chipping.
DOR NEW YOR Il.

The Splendid BSide.Wheel Steamship CHAM.
PION, e. ". Lockwood, Commander, VIII sail
from Adgers Wharf on WEDNESDAY, the 2otn ln-
slant, at IL o'clockA -
n Through Bills OF Lading given on GOtoqn g u
land manufacturing towns.
For Freight engagements only, appiy 70 =,
sepl6-4 JAMES ADGEh q OO.
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The Charleston Cotton, Rice and Naval
Stores Market.
OFFICE CHAKLBsrof NEWS,

OFFICE CHAKLBsroE NEWS, /
TUESDAY EVENING, September 10, 1871. !
CorroN.-The dull features and declining
character OF the New York market caused, d.:
pressed feeling and easier rates here, which, with
light Inquiry, required the staple to shrink
about &c p Is to eject sales, the transactions
amounting to about 100 ba es say 5s at lsa, 81 at
10, at 1s4, at 1sii, and the evening before, AZ
at lSH. We quote:
LIVERPOOL CLASSIFICATION.
Ordinary to good ordinary ......l5 @l7A
Low mlddnng......... .........lSH GlSh
.mhlnUuP .IoSSOu-
Strict middling g.................l9 O.