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Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-11-02
NIGHT SCHOOL.
OLD ACADEMY

Der 9th, 1872, AT ~ O'Clock.
Scholars pay 81, for the wilter term, for use OF
books. DR. K G. sHORrlIDak
novl-6t Committee
NOlI E-A Night School Will be opened on the
~ evening Uf Nov 6th, In the building formerly
occupied by the Fame nose Co, second street be-
tween Sllpley and orange. BY order Of the
oclSl-a cod BOARD OF PUBLIC EDUCATION.
NOTlCE-TRUE rEM rLARS-Ihe nemDers of
IN Fidelity Temple No. l, Il T., VIII meet at their
Hall on kiug street on Friday Nov. l. at 0 80 r. NJ
ths Tempe ON their visit to Putty Temple NO a.
OF Flla iephla, are invited 10 attend Officers and
mcmOtrs viii come ciOtheu In proper regalla BY
order Of the Temple
oelsu-st FRANK COCHRAN, R.
~ OH iE-ClTZENS LOAN ASSOC IATloN.-
A limited numOer Of shares OF stock OF the
Cliizens Loan Association in the I'd series for sale
second payment due Nov. Tth, 1874 Ap ly TO
oct29-tf GEO o. MARIS Secv
NoTlCE-Al are Invited to try the Weed Sewing
IN machine at 6l4 MARKE !.
GDERs0Ns having left articles for repair at Zi0a
Ferris Jrs are requested to call this month
~ them. Otherwise they will be sold TO pay ex-
penses.
NOTlCE-TO WATER RENTERS.-An persons
~ VINO nave sod property duriug the present
year, mu.t give notice in writing to the Registrar,
at tne tthce OF the Water department before the
SOth Gay Of November, 1872 and insert 10 the notice
.llt tne name oi the purchaser and number Of
held liable for the ater Rent the next year. Also,
all persons who NAV wish TO discontinue the use OF
water any portion of itmust give notice as above
aLu pay sLOJ for drawing erule. No alteration will
assessm nt Of Brandywine wat having been made
aud the Bllls c0mpleed,all persons Interested are
invited 10 call and Examine the same.
ocllOthovSO FRANK A. TAYLOR, Registrar.
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INSTRUCTION IN


DRAWING AND PAINTING,
A ply to A. T. SCOTT, Room No. O. 4. W. corner
Of Eighth and Market streets
EVENING DRAWING CLASS commences Sep
tember 10th, at ~ O'Clock. sepb-iy
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Situations and EteIp ATautta.

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this head twice for 70 cents)
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NNTANTED- good trucker, Immediately None
w need app unless able TO furnish good refer
enceS as TO capaOlty and honesty. -
nov.2.u THOs. Y. DRNoRMANDIE.
XNyANTED- Energetic, active men to engage in
w the Sewing Machine business Liberal In
II novi-St App' NO. GIG MARKET ST.
NXTANTED-NIrUATI young lady wi hes
w situation IN a store; good reference given.
oeiso4t' Dnworthtown, Ch- ster Co, IA.
NTANTSD-A boy from IA to l6 years OF age
w with fair education and can write well.
Apply at octl9-l2t THIS OFFICE
XNTANTED-Agents wanted at bl4 Market street
w TO sell the WEkD SEWING MACHINE
NNTANTED-A few good men 10 canvass for new
w and profitable business Apply Immediately
or address TO G. K. lUSTER
AT ANTED-Ladies and gentlemen to learn tele-
wv graphing. 81 uaiiOns guaranteed.
MORSE TELEGRAPH lNS1 rUTE.
octl6-f masonic Temple, VIII, Del.
w ANTED-By Virginia l4dv situation as
w teacher In private family or seminary.
QuHlifra ion, English FIR nch, rudiments of Latin,
Music, Vocal and InstrumpLtal) Address
"TE ACliEk," BOX 205.
ocul-lm' Petersburg Va.
NNyANTED - IMMEDIATELY. - Active young
w men to canvass for the Grover a Rakpf Sew
ing Machine. Apply at $40 MARKET ST
Oct5-u Whining on, nel.
NTRS. TAYLOR'S SELECT INTELI.IuENL x
NE OFFICE, N. K cor. Second and est streets
Families supplied with white servants at short
notice. jy2s GIN
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gutiffs.

= a'A-A--,D
~ NATIONAL BANK OF DELAWARE }
NILMtk5TOk Nov. / 1874
The ID rectOrs have this day declared dividend OF
WE'VE ars per shire, bel g six cent for the
iast SIX mo ans; asu, an extra dividend Of six dol
iarh per shar payable TO the stOCkhOlders or their
legal representatives on demand, free OF AK.
hoN'l-4t = FLOYD Cashier,
~ - lCE-t IlLLNo LOAN a loJ ,,lU -
~ 'tlng Ut the stockholders OF tho Citlzeus'
Loan -hsoclatiun will be held in the office OF the
Secretary. No. SO2 Market street Thursday, Nov I,
islf 10 the evening for the purpose Of acting on
amendments 10 the by Laws.
novl-6t GEO. c. MARS, Secy,
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agaatrd.

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A correspondent Of the Chester Republican is
unable to reconcile the dress and music of the
"Old Folks The dress, he says was that
worn century ago, aud the music IL Of to-day. &c
Appearances, you know, are often deceptive
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1872-03-22

timber. good merehantable, nom City muls, cut
to size, nom $1s@22 p II by the cargo; lumber
ner rail, s1s@l6; river lumber, $1l@1a; dressed
Lumber, $22@25. = &!
Fhs1aHrs.-ToL Liverpool by steam directnoml'
nal on uplands, nominal on sea islands; via New
York Nd on uplands, Id on sea islands; by sail
s1e@Xd on uplands, on sea islands nominal. To
Hayre on uplands. Oosstwlse~to New York, by
steam &c on uplsnds and 1c on sea islands; 50
p sierce on rice; by sail, - b on cotton;
- p tierce on rice; 4oc 2 barrel on rosin;
So p n on lumber; $40 2 II on timber. To
Boston, by -sail, Xc p b on upland cotton;
rosin o5c; resawed stuff 50 5o@sIo SO; phosphate
$5@5 So. To Providence, by sail, 50 90 Y on
boards, xo p b on cotton; by steam 81 p bale on
New York rates. To Phladelphla, 6ystaam, xc
p b on uplands; by saiL ssR = N on boards; 'se 90
@lo on timber; s. 2 tonon clay, and $s@S 90 on
phosphstes. 70 Baltimore by steam, nc v b,
by sar, Sc SCOT p N on boards; $s@s 90 on
timber; s. 25 p ton on phosphate rock. Vessels
are in demand by our merchants to take ium
ber freights' from Georgetown, 8. O., Darien
and Satills River, Ca, and Jacksonville, Fla., to
Northern ports, and lo@l2 p II are rates on
iumber and boards.
DOMESTIC ExCHANdg.-The banks are purcnas
Ing sight checks on New York at &c discount to
par; time bills nominal. They are selling sight
checks Y premium.
ExoHANaR-Sr8RLrNG BILLs.-The rate yester'
day was 1s1 nominal for so day bills.
GoID-The brokers were yesterday buying 81
10 and selling at II.
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List OF Shipping

IN THE PORT OF CHARLESTON, MARCH 2l.Ji.i
vessels under 100 tons, and steamers coastinR
within the State, excepted. .-..t.f 4,
STEAMSHIPS. -.
Manhattan, 1881 TONS Woodruff, at Adger's wharf,
for New York. loading-James Adger q CO..
Geo W Clyde 1900 tons, Cole, at Union wharf, for
Philadelphia, loading-W Courtenay..
Maryland, 531 tons, Johnson, at Union wharf, for
Baltimore, ready-Paul Trenholm.
SHIPS.
Eddystone, JOSS tons; Park, at Vanderhorst's
wharf, for Liverpool, Ieady-!os A EnsloH
Pa%sIson ae,n LOO TONS To- KSI1, ~ Ashley
julia, GBr,) - tons, Baker, at Boyce co.'s wharf,
= for Liverpool, loading-R Mure q co. ,.i..,.
Asa wsaE lom s9i 1SaGGas vs5s
Il BARKS. -. ~ . ~
Sarah " Smith, (Br,y ia tons, Bishop. at Boyce 4
co.'s wharf, for Liverpool Teady-Henry
Architect, (Br,)--tons Doddridge, in the Stream,
for q port IN Great Britain, ready-R hure
Windermere, (Br.)- tons Yeaman, at Accom-.
mediation wharf, for Liverpool, loading--H
Uriel, Germ, - tons, slebola. OF fobb's wharf,
Heinrich B'Joru, tNor) = IONS, Einersten IN the
Stream. from Sligo, Ireland, waitlng-Henry
Card.
New Republic. (sr,) $50 t,ns, Bartlett, In the
Ebenezer, tNor,l j. tons. Malh:esen, at Union
wharf, to be repa red-Henry Card. ..,:.c
Ursus Minor, (Sor,l = tous. Niels-n. In the
Stream, from Sligo, walting-Henry Card.
BRIGs.
waverly, 500 tons. Terry. in Ashley River. for
Baltimore. loacing--S'reet Brvs 4 CO.
Minnie Abbe, 344 IONS, Harding. al Ceu raj wharf,
for Boston, loading-M Goldsmith son..
Mercedlta, (Span,I - tons, Oliver, at. Brown q
co.'s wharf 70, Barcelona, loadlng-W p Han.
Joven Joaquin span TINS, sas0so a.
- sCHoONERs. =
J N Broomall, 22l tons. DouQlas' in Ashley
River, for Philadelphia. loading-H Baker
Paul 4 thompson. 2l5 toms, Godfrey, at Central
wharf, from Philadelphia, dlscharglng-H +
Baker Il CO.
nrsvsy 80 5ons ssSwn at Rsy9as Wss wharf,
Iona, - tons, Kendall, In the Roads, for Port
Royal ready-Jos Enslow d co.
Flying Scndd 100 tons, Owens, at Central wharf,
from Richmond, Va, dlscharglngE :.
wharf, for Port Royal, $ O, ready A Enslow
E R Emerson, 500 tons, Snow, at Central wharf,
from Boston, discharging-Cohen Wells.
Yocns a. sasei
.iou Fhi'oue'P"io, "1Seuo'e'Ae
d co.
u Leonard. 116 tons, Foster, In Ashley River,
for Boston, loadIDg-Street Bros i CO:
Mary. 100 tons, Gilchrist, at Kerl's wharf, Tor
Bucksville, S @. dy-J A Enslow co.
Ranger, = toun, Goodlng, at Central woarf, lor
New Orleans, loading-Street Bros q co.
Fanny Elder. 140 tons, Rich, 10 Ashley River, for
New York. loading-Cohen Wells.
Anna Sheppard. = tons, Newton. at Central
wharf, from New York, discharging-H Ba-
ker Il co.
O 8 Wood, = tons. Candy. at Central wharf,
for Wilmington, l. loadIng-H Baker co.
Louisa Frazier, tons, Steelman. at Kerr's
wharf from Baltimore, h!schai glng-Aaster.
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The Charleston Market.

ZOE TIE WEEK ENDING THURSDAY, MARCH 2l.
THE cRors-This period commenced with rainy
ana icon5 kesfnsE ibut, beeams clear and more
moderate, closing cold and dry. The long and
sAvae winter which :is. now: Continuing Into
spring, is causing general complaint from the
interior In reference to the difficulty In preparing
the land for the crops and the consequent loss OF
time which cannot be replaced. In ;. many man Sec
t,ons 1t has been so unfagofable from ;snow, ain
and cold thasau agrfculthfsl labor has been -sus'
pended.
THE REcRRra-The supplies st the cotton
ports for the week mp to Friday last were 1922
bales, against so oea the week before and 1o2'is4
for the corresponding time last year. At=Hew
orleans the receipts were 90 72s bales, 10 contrast
with 4s, 900 the week OF the year previous. The
total arrivals at the cotton ports from September
1, 1su. up to the latest dates we're 1856, lit bales
sgalajt s1s5, 1852 last year, showing decrease Of
sse es5 bales. The arrivals at the principal South
ern MARKETS from September l, 1871, up to the
lstest telesraphic intelligence, as compared with
fp1lo
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New York Coffee Market.

NEW YORK. March 20.
The Daily Bulletin says: There does not ap
ready reported by US from day to day for long
time past. Awaiting the tinkrrlng OF the tariff,
buyers are still inclined to hold on and there is no
general demand current either In q wholesale OF
retail way, making the outlet for goods quite
uncertain and srording but little solid basis tor
quotations. Still, on the whole, there appears to
be an undertone OF some strength, and a good
many holders are talking firmly and more con.
fdenily than week or so ago. Values as q
rule, have been modified considerably from the
highest points, and thi'. In spasmodic sort oi
way, has attracted attention :lrom some buyers
pecIaly OF West India styles, and though
The distribution was slow jobbers have
worked Oh great many goods In small
lots, which, with their constant refusal to
purchase invoices, materially reduces the
accumulation outside importers hands. Favor.
able indications are, or course, Of little avail II
there Is no demand current, but the impression
seems to be that "a soon as the SLOW coaches In
the Senate can make up their minds what they
want to do on the question OF duty and let the
trade understand the probabilities that business
will not only revive but temporarily at least show
much activity to make up for lost time: Advlces
from points OF production are stimulating with
the exception probably OF East India accounts,
which indicate an increased crop. though hardly
to an extent 10 cause any depression IN values.
There has been no sales completed 10 DAY 80 lar
as known, aud very little business beyond con.
tnued Negotiations for desirable parcels OF Mara:
caibo and Laguayra at figures below holders'
views, the general market closing quiet and nom
nal. The stock Of Brazils ut the porls, as made
up BY Messrs. VIM. Scott Sons, this a. H., was
bile 3s, ,o53 do Baltimore 12l 2S7 New York. Total
ls2,29s bags. quote Rio. nnminally, gold, IN
bond: Ordinary carRoes 14Aa16c. fair do 15Ha
15%c, good do l6a16Mc. prime do 16Aal7c.
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sIHANaIA1 ANU-00MMER0IAI.
Exports.

NEW YoaK-Per sseamship 9eargis-2ss- bales
upland cotton, ~ tcs rce.s4t pays domssGS
and goods, l6Sb6lS fosin, TO casks elsyf oun-
dies slaves, and 1s2 pkgs sGndries. ,,o,a a ho,eo
BALrIHoRE-Per steamship Marylana-S 9aes
cotton. l7s tcs rice, Is bales domslcs anu
1so tons railroad iron, 5000 feet lumber ana 10
pkgs sandries.r ~ g,
a4-La -:
Exports OF tho Week.onding March a.
FOREIGN.
,EfyfHf fooLGPer Am alip Eddy ssone-l6s 6ags ags
sea island cotton, 2844 bales upland cotton, toio
bbls rosln 49,. Per British bark Sarah Smisut a,
ten, 146 bbls rosin, zoo tons phosphate roch' anu
R9Ss VS. fSnrEs-Per schr z Dresser-25.ooo feet
"a PoRr m GREAT BRrrAIN-Per Br bark Archi'
sect-ss2 bbls spirits turpentne, 2SlS oo!s rosiu'
DOMESTIC.
Rosres-per schr Chas Comery-1oo bales up.
land cotton, Is tons iron, ia casks cay lSa oois
oss sSr 1a ioa2 g1Ses Oassss Bales sse So
tons phosphate rock, 20 tons bones s'nf
Saarbruck- k-l30, 900 feet timber and ooaras; or
NEW YoRK-Per steamship Soutn Calohns.So
hx1s sea Island cotton, 1872 bales uplana cotton
AZ .tisrces rcs; OF bales domestics and goods. 40
bbls naval stores, 81 bales moss anu W PIKE Oh
Snndries Per steamship Charleston-4Z oags
sea Island and ls5 bales upsna cossoa 70 % eSa
ice. ~ A's oo.f Per steamship Cnampion-1s bales
INLAND cotton 81 uerces ice, II bales waste, 90
CASKS clay, and 1os packages sundres Fer
schr MllyE1ss casks clay, se2 casks rice, 10 DAYS
sss island and 216 bales upland cotton, 45s empty
csrboys, 10 bb.s whtsEey, 100 boxes tin, SO pieces
machinery, 100 empty ale bbis- zoo
PHIApEIPH1A-Per steamship Ylrgtnta-lSs
bales cotton, Isl bales domestics and goods' lzs R
tierces rice, 27s bbls naval stores, 10 TOES old
iron. I7o bars rice nyur, 81 bags 1Fuits 90 bags
.cocdhnuta is caseSto6aeco, and snnfries h
BGTApRREPeT9t 9te4mship Sea- 9nn- -.sSl 6ales
cotton, 200 tierceA rfce4 90 toms phosphate iSoOo
and sundrtes. Per schr Henry Alen-l6S 100 iee'
pine lumber. ,ssor .oo
tons phosphate rock.
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Receipts by Railroad. March al.
SOUTH CAROLINA RAILROAD.

SOUTH CAROLINA RAILROAD.
- bales cotton, % bales goods, s cars stock.
To Railroad Agent Peizer, Rodgers & co, Geo
WIss G co. A s Smith, Mowry d Son, Frost, Ad-
ger L co, Sloan i Seignious, W Smith, Reeder
Il Davis, DOwling,.W Z Dukes d co, 3 Cobla
d CO, Geo Walter CO, Bulwinkle, D Phillips,
Pripgle Son, G r holmes.
NORTHEASTERN RAILROAD.
10 bales cotton, 40 bbs naval stores, cars lum
Der, wood, rough rice. mdse, &c. To Whl;den &
Jones, A s Smith, W & Ryan, T P Smith. Pelzer,
Rodgers co, Frost. Adger & co. Ravenel d co, A
J Sanas, Barden d Parker, Trenholm & Son,
Williams i co, Fl Klalte co, 81 Burch J. Son,
] Mallonee, S Railroad Agent, S d O Railroad
Agent q Baker 4 co, n E Railroad Agent, aad
others.
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New York naval stores Market.

New Y0RK, MATCH 10.
The Dallv Ruletin says: Receipts to-day 8079
barrels rosin, l7ss do tai. Spirits turpentine con-
tfnues .quiet in sVbolessle way, although there
is rather more jobblDg Inquiry, and dnotwitnstand.
ingthere is still some irfegulsrttyn Price. tnere
ia spparently better tone to tie market, ana
most dealers think that bottom has been reached.
Sales reach about 200 bbs at from 6oha7sc IN
lots, the market closing at about 7oc for mercnan,
table order. Rostns are rather more active, ana
we note sales OF 1000 bbs strained, April delivery,
free on b ard at 81 12K, $50 bbls strained at q,
81 bb!s No at Sc, "a bols pale at So, 80 do at 81
and 81 do at So so. Tar has been rather more
active; sales yesterday and today 400 opls New
bern at s. 2S and to-day SO bbls 10 provision bbls
at IS rs, and IS bbls Washington In lots at
$s 87Kas s2H. Pitch Is qules and lower at 81 5oa
4 Is for city delivered.
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New York Rice. Market.

NEW YORK, March 20.
The Daily Bulletin says: Holders generally ap.
pear quite lrm and confident, and none are
anxious To operate, except at full rates, owing TO
the prospect OF moderate supplies. AdVices from
the South indicate the, probability that the sea.
sons crop will fall below previous estimates ma.
terially, and this helps domestic, while OF foreign
the stock on hand and anticipated receipts are
thought to no mere than balance the outlet. The
demand ia good, aud mainly from the trade.
Sales OF $50 tierces Carolina at 8ka9Hc, 800
bags Raugoon at 6Xa7fc, $50 bags Patna at ~
a7Xc, and In bond 500 bags RaDgoon at 5xc.
gold.
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MARINE NEWS.
ARRIVED YESTERDAY.

Ireland-65 days Ballast. To Henry Gard.
Schr Louisa Frazier, SteelRan. Blltimore-6
days. Corn aud mdse. To Bulwinkle, Holmes
" H Chafes l. co, hurkamp / co. VIM Mckay,
q Lilienthal II co. J 0germann. b Blschon & co,
Bulcken Il WohItmann, Quackenoush, Estlll L CO.,
A Tobias, Sons. Heath i Rice, Mordecai'& CO. g
" Williams i co, T TupEer Sons, P o Trenholm,
and others.
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The Splendid. New Iron Side Wheel, Steamship
SOUTH CAROLINE, Beckett, Commander, will
sail; for New York aon THURSDAY March 18th; az
Cookbook p. H., from Pier No. Union. harFes.
Through Bills Of Lading 70 Liverpool. by
TRIESTE Naples :Legnorn, Chfisttania Gotten.
burg, and to Glasgow, BY ANCHOR LINE STEAM; Il
insurance by Steandera OF this Lpetk per cent,
Fer Freight or Passage. Engagements, having
very nne Deck 'St8reroop accommod atoms apply
to WAGNER, HUGER j CO., No 26 Broadstteet,
or to VIM. A. COURTENaY, No. / Union Wharves.
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Wilmington Market.

WILMINGTON, March 20.
CRUDE TURPRNTINE.-Sales OF 200 bbs at So for
hard-a decline Of 30c.
TAR.--Sales OF s8 bbls at 81 10 per Dbl. Market
quiet ana has declined 10c.
CoTToN.-Saes OF 2 bales at 2o7fc per lb.
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Passengers,

Per steamship Georgia, for New York-Miss
Carlsn, Mrs H Fleck, Franklin, " Rey nolds, J
Taft. 5 Cummings, Mr. Huggius, Mr. Mar.
shall, Mr. Nelson, Mr. Johnson. Mr Watson, Or and
Mrs Little, Mr. Cook. B Stanford, Mr. and Mrs
Warner aud o Mottic..
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EloR GARDNER's BLUFF =
AND INTERMEDIATE LANDINGS ON THE PEE.
DEE RIVER VIA GEORGETOWN, 9. O. =,

The steamer PLANTER, Captain q. > sE-h
8. Cordes, is now receiving Freight ~ - ~ =
at Accommodation Wharf, and will leave on
SATURDAY NIGHT, the 23d instant.
Freight must be prepaid. "
board, or to ,>,,r ,o,,,rs :. ~.
mch22.2 No. LII East Bay.
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N,yv York G..nv Cloth Market.

IL y * .: NEW YORK, March 20.
The Daily Bulletin says: Bags meet with o fair
demand, and the market rules firm. sales 100
bales at Hc for 44O's, and 100 to arrive on prl
vate terms. Cloth Inactive and nom inal. We
quote cloth at lie, gold, In bond. and domestic
i5al6Hc. Bags at 17s1sc for light and heavy.
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NoTE.-we have deaucred from New Orleans
lands; from Savannah 2976 bags sea island and
2062 bales upland and from charleston 3272 bags
sea Island and Sls bales upland cotton; also,
S55 bales wrecked cotton from the coast OF Flor.
ida-being the receipts at those ports from Mo-
bile, Florida Texas and Savannah.
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.scnr Ann Deas. aarbstti, West Point MN. $50
fca rice To VIM @ Bee & co. and Ja5 PIln&Ie

Schr Ann Deas Garbatti, West Point Mlll: 1eo
tcs rice. TO Vim @ Bee & CO, ana jag fllnSle
4 Son.. 49, M:ln -i5A
steamer Planter, Oordes, Peedee River via
Georgetown, o. loo bales cotton, le4 bbls naval
stores, SO tcs rice. ndse. &C. To Raveneii h0lmea
4 60, M0wry Son, p Smith, W Ryan, Geo
ker, Wagner & Monsees, Witte Bros, Terry d No
len, and others. ~ :'.i
CLEARED YESTERDAY. =. &! -
Steamship Georgia Crowell. New York-Wsg-
ner, Huger CO, W Courtenay. -
Steamship Maryland, Johnson, Baltimore
schr Mary, allchrist, Bucksvllle, o-J A Ems,
schr Iona. Kendall, Port Royal, G, to load for
Camden. n J-J A Enslow d co. Is. .,.,.-. ,...a.
schr Ocean Belle, Cofin. Port Royal s @. to load
for Baltmvre-1 4 EnslOw d co. ''s &.
SAILED YESTERDAY. q!
Steamship Georgia, Crowell. New York.
Steamship Maryland, Johnson. Baltimore.
schr E DALEY, Long. st Georges. Me.
Schr Ocean Belle, CONN, Port Royal s O. isj
FROM THIS PORT. .,'ssa
Steamship Sea Gull. Dutton, at Baltimore. 2oth
schr Mary Doane, Slckerson, at Baltimore, 10th
schr Montana, Parker. at Boston, March IS.
CLEARED FOR THIS PORT.
Steamship James Adger, Lockwood, at New
York, Marchl0. t-,-.E!. I; ..t:'
ss55 aS Johns Insraham, Packard, at New York.
schr Anna Glover. Terry, at Boston, March 10.
SAILED FOR THIS PORT. = - -
Steamship South Carolina. Beckett, from New
York, March 21.
MARINE NEWS BY TELEGRAPH.
i'. LIVERPOOL, March 2l. y
Evening.-Arrived, the Hipparchus, from Saw
annsh, Ga. =,
Arrived, steamships City OF Austin and Ash.
Arrived out Washington, France and Bremen.
y rr MEMORANDA. - r
Loss OF TEE BRIe GEosaIE OF eEosssrowSss Owls s.
that the brig Georgie, OF Georgetown, 8 O. lefl
that place March g. In the evening, for New York;
with cargo consisting OF lumber, naval stores,
cotton, machinery, &c Experienced seVera!
heavy gales up the Iii about II 81 so "A = INA sas
which upon examinston was found to come from
below; took c1 the after catch and found the YES
sci on fire among the cotton and naval stores
stored aft; we lowered our boat and kept twc
men In her to keep clear OF the vessel In case OF an
explosion; the flames spread very rapidly, and
before IL O'Clock we were obigei to lake: to the
boat, and pulled for vessel to eastward, which
proved to be The bark Martin, OF Hamburg, from
Java for New York, which kindly took US aboard
the captsin bore his vessel down to- the burning
brig; the balance Of the day and night being al
most calm, We laid near the brig, which con
tinued 10 burn all night, and about A on me
18th instant went down. The GeOrgie was l6e
tons register, and was owned by Peters, OF Phil
adelphia., .,..f.
The schr F Merwfn, 'Pearce hence fer Boston
arrived at New York l7th inst. reports. being: u
days north OF Hatteras, with :eavy northeast and
northwest gales.
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HlHE PHILADELPHIA IRON STEAM
II rs--.-....- IINE e. =. - n

THE FIRST. CLASS IRON SCREW STEAMSHIPS
-s CIV. CLYDE. Captain Hunter. .s".
GULF STREAM, Captain :Hlnckley,
Ara now n readlarly on the Line, insuring . drst.
class sea connection between Philadelphia; anq
Chsrleston, aud In alliance with Ratlroad Com:
panies at both tenmini, afford rapid transportaaog
10 and from all points fn the Cotton States na1o
To and from Cincinnati, st. Louis, Chicago ana
the principal cities Of the Northwest Boston,
Providence and the Eastern Manufacturing Gen.
''ss: e. The GEORGE ". CLYDE ia appointed to
sail from Union wharves on SATURDAY, March
23d, at 2 O'Clock P. M
EThe GULF STREAM will follow.
For particulars OF Frei9nt arrangements. apply
W. p. CLYDE q CO., General Agents, No. IL
South Delaware Avenue, Philadelphia ~. -
mchl6! 'HI.g.i- .lzt-t3 q, .----.L- !,
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Total bales :.......::. ...2. SSs,l;7 ls5, S6Z
Total decrease to date..................SS .SSo'6so
The receipts Of cotton at the chief Southern
centres, from March u to 90 1872, inclusive. as
reported by telegraph, were as follows. This
includes all points but overland: