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New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1872-08-25
MUSIC.

Speak to me in music,
The language Of the soul,
sweet, sad, plaintive music.
Trust me 10 feel the whole.
I can hear thy laughter
In the gay runs and trills;
In the soft cadence af er
Tears, dew drops on the hills.
Strike the full chords in turn
Of some sad minor key,
Oh how my heart does yearn
For human sympathy.
Always, thrO' thy music,
There's the echo Of a thought.
Talk TO me.in music
When my brain is OverwrOught,
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1872-08-25
A DIAMOND
A Lady ReDOunces Christianity and EN-
braces JUdHism-Impressive Services.
From the Hartford Times.l

braces JUdHIsm-ImpFessIVe services
From the Hartford Tines
An imposing ceremony, and one that is
very rarely performed, took place in this
city yesterday: a young lady re-
~nouncing Christianity for that of Juda-
ism. While other sects are earnestly
seeking for converts, the Israelites as a
general thing object to them and receive
reluctantly and only after the most severe
ordeal, to test the sincerity of their desires.
Therefore it is that the ceremony is so rarely
performed. In this case the young lady
was Miss Estelle Sarah Livingstone, OfEng-
land. She renounCed her religion (EpiscOpal)
in all sincerity and truth, partly for the pur-
pose of marrying a son of Israel, DR.. Louis
J.. Jordan, late of the English army, but now
of New York, and partly because it
was her conviction that the Father she en-
bracc6 was the only true one. This belief
had been established in her mind before she
became engaged to DR.. Jordan. For some
time past she has been under the care of
DR.. |. Mayer, late rabbi of the congregation
Beth Israel, and who, during her stay in
this city, has been in constant attendance
upon her, giving her instructions and adj
vice.
She is a beautiful blonde, of about
twenty-five years of age and coming from
one of the best families in England, is of
the most lady like appearance and bearing
and has a remarkably fine education. DR..
Jordan is a wealthy gentleman, with a large
He is about thirty-seven years of
age, Of prepOssessing appearance and pleas
ing manner
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But she heard-Oh, Margaret | hope
it isn't true; | don't believe it can be-that
he was attentive to a young lady there, and
people thought that they would be married
very soon"
Margaret turned deadly pale, but con
trOlled herself, Did you hear any more ?"
she asked.
"Only a Ittle-about the girl. That she
was very pretty and accomplished, and
very young; only just left school. l
shouldn't think Philip would "a any one
like that"
smile. There is no harm in being young,
surely"
No; but-nO matter. Her father is very
well of, it seems, and she is the only daugh-
ter; SO that people said it would be a good
thing for Philip. Oh, Maggie, | hope it is
not true ~
There is no reason why it should not be
true, Margaret, slowly, balancing the
probabilities in her own mind.
She had told herself many a time that
this was what she had to expect. And vet,
oh, how foolish she had been She had
hoped on, trusting in Philips love for her.
1t was her W fault. She would not allow
him to bind himself. and he had only used
his freedom. Yet the very last time they
met-but it would not do TO think of that.
He might have told them, though: thew
were ola lIlenGS, JlCS SuOulu lot nave been
left to learn such a thing from common
The mex moment she owned in
candOT that it was not a topic he could well
breach to them. Such a young girl, too
All, yes there was a charm IN that first
freshness of youth, and she, with her TWEEN
years, had lost it forever. Then sud
den i%ncredulity came over her. 1t is not so;
can not be SO, she thought. There vas
mistake; reports were so little to be
If she could but know the truth! And
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THE INITIATION.

Rabbi-Daughter of Judea, you are ours.
In the name of the God of Abraham. Isaac
and Jacob, and in the name of our holy
religion, to which you have vowed fealty.
we pronounce you accepted in the holy
community of Israel. Your name is hence
forth Sarah, Esther, daughter Of Abra-
ham. May you be blessed even as the
bearers of this name, the mothers in Israel,
have been; and may you become, like
them, an honor to your adopted religion
and nation forever. Amen.
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THE BLESSING.

Raising his hand, the Rabbi, in a solemn
and trembling voice. pronounced the bene-
dictiOn in Hebrew, concluding as follows in
English: The angel who delivered Israel
from all evil he1shau bless you and estab-
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Your God shall be my God.
Your people shall be my people
When you die | will die.
Whom Won ara hr1ria1 I will hn n

When you are buried l viii be buried.
May the God of Israel nave mercy upon
me.
Rabbi-Then, my friend, We demand Of
you, in accordance with the rules of Moses
and Israel, to confess publicly and freely,
the fundamental principles Of the Mosaic
faith. Here, i'll the presence Of the ON
nicient and Omnipresent Almighty God,
who knows the innermOst thought of man,
and searches the heart of an mOrtals, and
in the presence of this legal tribunal of
Judaism, you will answer the following
questions:
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MARINE NEWS.
ARRIVED SATURDAY.

Steamer Pilot Boy, McNelty, Savannah via
Beaufort, Hilton Head and other Landings. l
RaVenel, Holmes co, John Unlcock CO, Hart 4
| CO. Ravepel 4 co, 4 Baker. P West, Stenens, Wer.
ner 4 Ducker, Trtest, Kllnck, WlckenberE CO.,
/ Whilden'& Jones, G Ghdden, Southern Express
i CO, and others.
Steamer water Lily, Toglio, Edisro, Enterprise,
| Rockville. and Way Landings Cotton seed, mdse
and sundries. TO Nisbes. D .s scpherson. .a John
| Bros, Bisehon Il CO, and others.
: ARRIVED YESTERDAY.
Steamship South Carolina, Beckett. New York
left 2lsti inst. iMdse. To Wagner, Hnger CO.,
" Courtenay, Adams, Damon q CO, ANIME;
| Railroad Agent Almar, A ANNE, 3
Adrer & co, A II Adger, Mrs Armstrong, Botdt,
| n Railroad CO, F u Borner, E Bates co, N
| BRISTOL i co, b Bischofr d CO. DR. B Baer, Bart
co. E Q Bedford, Mrs n Booth. " Bee CO,
THas Brown, v Ghafee CO. Il B1iwnkle, Mrs J
chspln, L Cohen 4 CO, Miss NJ Clear 9 L NC
Clenahan. Crane. Boylston co. Dowie, Noise q
l. Eurek, Douglas Miller, q Eoscher, JOS Frank,
J s Fairy co, Mrs N Galloway, D F Fleming
co, Furchgort, Benedict CO. A Fleming, For.
sytne McUomb 4 co. 50 M Fogarty, Foliin.
W q Garfunkle. A Hunt, Il GerdLs CO. Hart &
co. Graveley, P L Guil!emin, II Grayer co,
Healy, Harbeson & CO. Holiness Book House,
Heath, Miss E Haas, Mrs NJ Hunekin, Lyman
4 co, Jaeger Bres. lining, T n dorsey Bro,
Kiinck Wickenberg & co, i L Falk co. Kipsman
Bros, y KerIison, Lengnics, A Lapger, h W
Krieie, q Klatte CO, Laurey, Alexander co,
Lee Leldlng, q Ltschgi, VIM MatthteSsen, WIN
Mckay, P Murray, G Minor d co, Mantoue
CO. e W Marshall co, Melchers Muller, McLoy
4 Rice, r Marshall GO, Menke q Muller,
Mclean, Mrs Mebrtens, Nachman co. Morris,
B O'NeIll ID O'Neill & Sons, L O'Neil, E Perry,
N NJ Porter. q P Poppenheim, Ravenel CO,
Paddon, q F Panknin. O'Brlen, Read, Mrs
E Boyd, W Schroeder, ID Fl Sicox. E Scott, John
Rugheimer, A Stilman. Stoll, Webb d CO. Jas
Shaw, Sell Il Foster, southern Express Company,
B Stoddard Il co, Mrs Stackley, TomHnson
dell, VIM shepherd i CO, ShackelfOrd Kelly, IL
L Smith. A SsIne. NJ Triest o Wieters, hrs
Watts, = Thomson & CO, Wineman 20, 4 TleI-
enthal, Wilson Il Bro, Walker, Evans Cogs.
well, Geo W Williams L CO, T Whitney, Mrs N
J Zernow and others.
Schr Frank Il Emily, McC0bb, Norfolk, Va, -
days. Corn. To Bulwink!e
Schr Wanata, swinnerton, Wilmington, Del-5
days. Guano. To q Boag. Vessel TO Master.
Schr Il G Hand, Hand. Norfolk, Va-5 days.
Corn. To Hermann BulwiDkle. Experienced
heavy weather on the passage.
Schr Stephen G Hart. Hart New York. days.
Hay and oats. To the o S Quartermaster. Vessel
| to Roach Mofiett.
Schr Sue Cumming, Lyon, Elizabeth City, N @.
Corn. To " Pringle.
Steamer Dictator. Coxetter, Palatka, via Jack.
sonvllle, Fernandina and Savannah IL bales
Bros Ptnckney Bros. Iugraham i Son, Stsney l.
| Lowndes, N Goldsmith & Son. l. Tobias, W
Williams d Son. 4 Brown, Wittschen. Barn.
we'll, P Plnkerson Lalane CO, Amory,
and others.
CLEARED SATURDAY.
Steamship Manhattan, Woodruff, New York
James Adger d co.
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Eew, York Coffee Market.


The Daily Bulletin says: Holders OF tne stoc s ks
of Rrazlis continue to ask former prices anu
claim to look upon their position as nim inn onS
while the majority rather back up tnelr opntUn a1
by refusing to open negotiations except q. GA GA
tpeme quotations. There t3 not, however, maSn S
of an opportunity to refuse negotiatlons, as tse @
Attendance OF buyers is tfllqntte smsI, anu ING
lack Of Interest so long notice .ole remaini Ma
rnline feature Java is quite as dun as any otmSl
Grade and though the stock, as rule, Is sieaaliy
seIt and spsringly offered, we Ind numoer Oh
dsaiers who do not feel remarkably conndenL IN
view OF the recent advlces from ABROAD. west
India grades are steady and the best lots nrm
with q PROBABILITY that, II owners would accep,
the rates OF ten days or SO ago, they could enett
further sales OF Invoices from nrss hands, thoQs
today the move ment has been very fair, and lali
deures were understood to have been paid. The
reported sales embrace 6038 bags Lsguayra per
"John Boulton," aud 500 bags do per 'lssDelia."
both to arrive and on spot l58 bags Maracaioo
all on private terms. At the outports there mas
been good movement In Brazils, embracing, IN
addition to the sales previously reported, s2oe
begsRio, at Baltimore, per 'sVeltiguer," ana ss ~
Mobile some II, 900 bags per sundry Sesssls. ~ 10
also limited that two or three good sized parcels
have been sold here, and the particulars sup
messed for the present We quote Rlo lnoml1ss ~
fyi gold, in bond: Ordinary csrgoes lA1al5; Iais
do Xal5x good do lSa1ek: prime 90 lo1aI'c'
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-Glinpsed Pictures.

spaclous hall, ablaze With light, 15
A thousand eager faces turned
To catch the words that thEpl The night.
Froa girlish nls, as sweet as learned;
The nattering gaze, the loud applause;
The dainty nroY Ttte laprela tTlnsoi
TnS1fbiiN Won % pleSdea cause
Tho brilliant triumph OF the mind:
A cosy chamber, curtains white,
A cradle swaying to and 1ro;
A young wife. grooming to the nignt md ,ow.
And sleeping babe tunes, quaint anu io"
the manly step, juss At the door,
The uuickening pulse, the waltlog nusu-
And then. such greeting as or yore
cave LIP and cheek the orighest nusn.
which picture likes the maiden best,
The path t. Fame, or Love ana hestF
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Now York Naval stores Market.

NEW IURh
the Daily Bulletin says: Receipts to-day 2!5
narrels rosln, IL do. spirirs turpentne. Spirits
" re 1rmer this morning and small sale was sS
made at TIC from dock, but later me Market ieil
40 hbls merchantsble order At 6sKa7oc, and 3o
bbls at tic. Rosius have been rather gulet TO-DAY
at about So 5oa3 go for strained. Sales 800 DDS
common str.i ed at So SO. ana 2oo 90 gooo
strsined at s. Co. Tar Is dull, aud with an &C.
umulating st ,ck prices are not very strong.
Pitch quiet and unchanged.
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Passengers.

Per steamship South Carolina, from New York.
] W Harris, P IL Kellogg, Miss U P Wagner and
niece Mrs O,SeIll, Capt Swan and son. Larkn,
O W Brown, Oockrofr, P y Tieman and Bryan
Keegan.
Per steamship Manhattan, for New YORK
Misc A Goodrich. Mrs Alhay, Or Chas Darlington
wife and child. d Sutton and wife. G Solomona
Mrs Sarah Smith aud servant Solomons,
PETTY, F Hartman, Mrs G Bradley, Captain
Grimm, Soule and wife.
Per steamer Pilot Boy, from. Savannah via
Beaufort Hilton Head, dc-R B C1thbert, Mrs
W McNeliy, B Wahalus,I Miss Lowndes, Capt Har.
rison. DR. .Hauckel, Jas Campbell, Marshall
Per steamer Dictator. from Florida via sayan.
nah, &c-S Loring. wife and servant, Mrs Tur.
ner, Mrs Secomb, Mr. Osborne and wife, Mrs Lane.
Misses Lane, Master Lane Dr. Ely and vile, d
Morris, Helsby, Daniels, Mr. Shoemaker,
Minor, Henderson, r Evans, Mr. Edm onston, ]
McHenry and five deck.
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Steamship Geo W Clyde, Cole, Phiadelphis-W
. German bark Urtel, slebold, Kingstown and
Msrket-R T Walker.
SAILED SATURDAY.
Steamship Manhattan, woodruff, New York.
Steamship Geo W Clyde, Cole, Philadelphia
British bark Architect, Doddridge, port ID
Great Britain.
british bark Sarah n Smith, Bishop, Liverpool.
Schr Paul Il Thomson, Godfrey, Baltimore.
Schr B Wood, Candy, Philadelphia.
Sehr Fanny Elder, Rich, New YORK.
FROM THIS PORT.
British schr Julia, Mcdonald, at Havana 14tn
March. ,,.,e
Schr Leonessa, -, at Mayaguez. P &, haron
UP FOR THIS P0GT.
Schr Albert Thomas, Rose, at Baltimore 2lst
CLEARED FOR THIS PORT. :;
Steamship Falcon. Haynie. at Baltimore 2osa
March. ,.,,.,,,n,,o
" Scnr Sidney Price, Godfrey. at Philadelphia, 21st
SAILED FOB THIS PORT.
The Medway, MCMILLAN from Cardiff, Wales' 10
March.
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COarMERCIAL NEWS.
Exports.

KrsesrowN AND A MARKEr-Per Ger bark uriel
700 tons phosphate rock. :, =, :, =
NEW Yokk-Per steamship Asnnaan, oo,;oo osso aso
eta,ces rice I60 bales domestics and goods, 81
easSs clay, and 202 pkgs sundries:
PHnApKLPaIA-Per steamship Geo " Clyde
M bales cotton, s5s tierces rice, ITO Dds naval
stores. l54 bales domestics and goods, 200 bags
oil cake, 40 bundles paper, 16 tons old iron. l0o
stand grape shot, 0so feet lumber, and leo pigs
sundrtes.
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Markets by Telegraph.
MONEY MARKETS.


Soon.-oonsols ssx. Bonds S2x.
<:f13 y H.! PARIS, March 70.
Noon. Re1tes t6f $50. -, x,,, =, Now, Ma "a
iNoon. Stocks strong and acliye, Gold dallss Sx:
stsady % and an dull Exchange, long OK; short 1p,I.
States nrm and quiet. 100000.
EyeninR.GBanKa statement: Loans decrease
ass ssndsIs assissss s Ssposss
Ssesdy. Se doIa ', ,sTa1O. governments and States
closed dull'snd steady. Freighss snaoe nfne''
~ ~" : COTTON MARKETS.
LIVERPOOL, March q.
aid ana
sEEvening.-co,ton closed quiet; uplands lid; Or.
!sAHS .se IA NEW YORK. March %.
Noon.-ootton quiet; sales 4ss bales; uplands
Eynnino.-Couon quiet; sales 1915 bales; up.
today 10 500 bales, as follows: March 22a22 1ec;
April 22xa22 6.lsc; May q ls.leasss; June 2s1a
28 6.l6c; July 23xa23Kc; August 2S 1-loazsHc;
September q 5lso; october u sds5as a,,ss March q,
cotton outlet, ne. receipts iss Ssss sr9 soss iass
exports to Great Britain IS; sales 500.
ports to Great Britain ess; sales lS7 stocs aso'
Cotton STEADY; nes receipts 6s2 bales; exports
!esssH''e "a 'o''' .s' wHMTSaroN, March 2s.
Cotton outlet and steady; net receipts 81 bales;
eynorts coastw,se 6S: sales 88; stock 4Slt.
'Sa''' SAVANNAH, March 23.-
Cotton firm and demand good, with offerings
fair; net receipts 1895 bsles exports 70 Great Bfl
'''' AUGUSTA, March %:
Cotton nrm With Q fai. demand at 2la2lHc; re-
ceipfs ls9 bales; sales lSS. ,,r,,,r,,, sorc, %
oos''n '''e'p' ''' MOBILE, March %.
Cotton quiet and nrm; mldaling 2lxa2lNc; net
receipts I4s bales; exports coastwise $40; sales
sSN' NKw ORLEANS. March %.
Cotton, holders 1rm with light oherlng and lew
buyers; middling 22Ac; net receipts 2lsS oae
rross 1874; exports coastwise 2o3l; sales 100;
s'oeN t''' I''. GALVESTON. March %.
Cotton steady; net receipts 2so bales; sales loo;
stock 81, ,776.
r PROVISIONS AND PRODUCE MARKETS.
LIVERPOOL, March %.
Neon.-Breadssuns qulet Corn 2ss 81. Tall0w
20 Que NEW YORK, March %.
Noon.-Flour quiet and unchanged. Wneat
dull and dropping. Corn dull and heavy. PORK
steady: new SlSsis o5 Lard quis'. .Turpentine
quiet at 900. Rosln steady at S. 6oaS ~ Ior
strained.
eEyening-Flour inactive and unchanged
wheat la2c lower; red Western winter 81 67al 20.
Corn inactive and GLOVER. PORK nrmer at $iSa
1905. Beef q ID lard quiet Nayals and groceries
steady. ,.. 90
Flour advanced; family 81 soa7 IS. PIrk, en
advance asked bus none established; S1l 70 oner'
ed.i Others unchanged ,.,,, uorcb %
Provisions nrmer, but not quotably higher.
Whlskey $40.
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New York Rico Market.

NEW YORK, March Is.
Tie Daily Bulletin says: The demand Is fair
from the trade, but, since the recent advance,
buyers are more cautious, especially as tne con;
tinued delay in tie opening Of Navigation ana mo
the reduction Of freight charges somsWna. rarv Is,
stiff In their Views, and the stock generaiy Is
only offered at extreme figures. sales @ % pon' 10
tierces Carolina at Sxasko, anu 2Ia oa8S n"a'
poon at 7a7Xc.
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Receipts by Railroad. march a3.
anurH oARoLNA RAILROAD.

2ss bales cotton, a bales goods, 200 bbls 1our,
"a cars wo d and lumber, q cara stock. To Rail.
road Agent Pe!zer, Rodgers CO, Wtss co, a
8 Smith. MONTY q Son, Frost, AdGer 4 co, Geo
Williams & co, A Salinas. Geo q Walter CO,
81 Bulwinkle, @ Msllonee, J Slres, 8 Hacker.
Shier 4 Hernandez, John Campsen CO, Otto
Wieters, 10 q Claussen, Tledemsn, Calder co,
] Robson, Knobel0ch 4 Small, smith, u
Jones 4 co. WAGNER 4 MoIsees, W Bee d CO, A
B Mulllgan, Johnston, Crews co, Sharp,
r Smith co.
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Difference in favor Of last ear. .......... SO, As
New York Gunny Cloth Market.

The Journal Of Commerce saws: There Is
moderate inquiry from the West for bag but
sales at the moment are limited to a few untm-
portant parcels. Prices are steadily held. Cloth
We quote native cloth at lOKc, gold. In bond; do.
nestle cloth at tic for prompt delivery. and 1Sc
for future; bags at l7a1Sc, currency, for light and
he8YY.
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MEMORANDA.

HEmORANUAs
The British bark Stormy Petre DIcN, rnh lso9 Y
charleston for pswIch. passed irWicn MaISli o
The shin Damio, Allen from Bull River, . " ar
rived at London March 4. o,,.-,,,,or u,
The schr Mervin. Pearee. from Unates'on s 1s III
Boston. was at vineyard Haven Aaron 70
The schr Ann q susan, PCdger, from george
town, O. arrived at Martinique March ;. u.
The schr Il " Reed. sleelma1, Wauca sane. o
from Jacksonvllls March a. for New forh, Was
Oh this bar yesterday, sun ay. and was spoKen
and boarded by the pilotboat Pride; Cant Steel
man makes the following report: Lett JACKSON
vile March %, and on tho night following took
gale from S e yeering to " NV. which caused
the ve1elto labor heavily and leak: hlga tsM sss
running at the tlme made for GhsIle ton ouC iail
inc TO ieeward. the wind coming falr ano mooe
rate and the sea running down, and the passen
gers, three 10 number, Onerlng TO ASSIST, concluo
ed to proceed on the voyage.
PORT OF BEAUFORT, S. @.
Cleared March l6th schr N LoVeli, uage, loi
Washington, ID U, With 10000 feet lumber.
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S.w York Hay: Market.

NEW YORK. March %.
The Daily Bulletin sava: Hay continues scarce,
and prices hold their own pretty wen. ouS as soT @
increase via the North River. and tt Is expected
lower prices win rule. Straw Is selling m9derate'
ly al unchanged but steady prices
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Georgetown Market.

GEoRGErowN, March 2l.
CorToN.-Two bales arrived since last report,
and soid q, from l8 to 30 cents. we quote Irom
TIHsRR.-This article arrives slowly. Sales this
week of 200 sticks and sold at from to 10 cents:
a GOOD article, well gotten up, In demand, and
would command high figures.
white scrape IS so; second qualify ss25.
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: Augusta narke.-weekly Rev lew.

--7----- ACGUSTA, MATCH z
CorroN.-There has been some little improve
ment In cotton during the past week. Tne mar,
the demand somewhat improved. The sales OF
the week amounted to 1889, on the basis OF 2oxa
2lo for middliDg. and at rhe close We ma tne
market nrm at these figures. Receipts OF tRe
week amounted to 2lS2.
COTTON STATEMENT.
Stock on hand septemberl, 1871. ....... 2,54S
Receipts since to date. 1884,
Total 1856 SIS
Exports and home consumption. .......... l2l ,34s
Stock on han this day March 20, 1872 l5.4G9
,a, COMPARATIVE RECEIPTS.
Receipts last season to March %, ITO 70a
Receipts present season TO date, March
~, 1872. ....l3LZo1
Difference in favor Of last year ......... SO, 1856
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NOR NEW YORK.
ON THURSDAY, MARCH 2sTH, AT 6
O'CLOCK P. N.
NEW IRON STEAM LTNE-EsTABLISHED 1870
sTATE-RooMs ALL ON DECK.

The Splendid New iron Side Wheel Steamship
SOUTH CAROLINA, Beckett, Commander. VIII
sail for New York on THURSDAY, MarGa 2sln, az
O'Clock P, NJ, from Pier No. 2 Union Wharves.,
Through Bilis OF Lading 70 Liverpool BY
WILLIAMS L GUION STEAM LINE. To Genoa,
Trieste, Naples, Leghorn, Christianla. Gotten
burg, and to Glasgow. BY ANCHOR LINE STEAM
SHiPS, To New England Cities as usual.
Insurance b7 Steamers OF this Line n per cent.
For Freight or Passage Engagements, having
yery One Deck St8teroom accommod atoms, apply
TO WAGENER, HUGER d CO., No 26 Broad street,
or to VIM. A. COURTENAY, No. l Union WharVes
mch22
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9emlng Matbines.
N,HE UNEQUALLED MACHINE.

The home SHUTTLE uses the Straight Needle,
makes the lock stitch, (alike on both sides haa
self.adjusting tension, and is the oniy nss ssss
Tor every variety OF sewing from muslins 70
heaviest cloths. Price $36 and $37.
Agents wanted. Send stamp for clrcular auo
sample Of Sewing. 7. L. BlSSEL
General Agent,
Ian1I-tmYemo Charleston, s. Q,
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The Charleston Cotton, Rice and Naval
Sforoa Market. g..

The Charleston Cotton. Rice and Naval
stores Market.
OFFICE CHARLESTON NEws.
SATURDAY EVENING, March q, lS7l
OorroN,-The demand was light, the market
showing no change Of note. Sales about 275 bales,
saw at TO- As at 2ox 1s at 2oH Eat q, l7o at 2iI'
Hat 22c. Wequote:
= - LrYBRPooL CLASSIFICATION.
=, 0rdInsU to COED ordinary .-..-.% q ug gz1
Low middling.. ng...-..............'aaii.sssgg 'ai.sssgg
a,kict dc Giddiin9. n9.................2 @
RIcK-Ths grain showed hrm msrket. sales
as t,srces OF clean Carolina, at sxc p b. We quote
common TO fair at KIOSK; good sH@sxc.
NIvrft sroREs.-Tnere were no sales reported.
Crude sprpentine may 30 quoted at;ss spas soiof
virgin, SIS for yellov dip, aud ss@s 10 for hard.
,FRY1eHrs.-To Liverpool by aseam direet, NOM:
nal ON uplands, nominal on sea islands; via New
York, IA on uplauds, Id on sea islsnds; oy ssll'
k1s0Kdon uplands, on sea Islands nominal TO
Hsyre- ON upisnds. 0oastwtse-to New YORK oy
ss.am xc on:uplstds and 10 on sea islsnds; 81 =
tisics Sd rice; yisn 70 2 D on eo:son;- y
fierce ON rice; 4oc = barrel on rosln; So on
INN ,er; $40 2 on timber. To Boston, BY sail
xo q b on upland cotton; rostn CSC; resaWed
tun 20 soslo 50; phosphate $5@6 80. TO Provi'
dsioe. BY ssil 80 . II on boards, 80 m on
corrpn: by steam 81 q bale on New York rates.
ToPnila ielpnis, by steam 10 ? b on upands;
1by sail, ssp n on boards; % 5o@1o on timber; $S
per ton en- clay, sad $sass so on phospnates. 10
baltimore, by steam 10. p b BY SAIL 50 6901 =
II on BOARDS, 1905 50 on timber So %
ton on phosphate rock. Vessels are IN pe:
mand BY our merchants to take lumber freights
rrom e,eorpetown, S. O., Darisn and Sattlls River,
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1872-03-25

MARINE NEWS BY TELEGRAPH.
NEW YORK. March Is.
Arrived, steamships Virgo, Europa and onl1ea
States.