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TO BE LET.

TIE Front Office on the second floor in the Canal
National Bank Building, recently occupied by Mat
tocks s. Fox.
Also rooms in the Third story Enquire at the
Bank. dec7s,+f
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Col. SHAW of Paris and Hon. T. W. Vose
of Winterport are announced as candidates
for Reporter of Decisions.
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Forest City Temple OfHonOr, No. 4.
Notice is hereby given that there will be an adj
Jonrned meeting Of this Order Tuesday evening,
Dec. 24th, at the usual hour. All members are re-
quested to be present. business of special interest
will come before them Per order,
deca0-sn3t Wet.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
BUTTER AND CHEESE.
New York and Vermont Butter
Large and Small Packas,

Large and Small Packages.
A choice lot of Pine Apple Cheese. Also Worces-
ter County make, small size for family use.
Medium and Pea Beans, Blue and White
Canada Peas, and full assortment
of Flour,
Just received and for sale at wholesale by
A l. D r I C H &c co.,
1913 Commercial Street.
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VERMONT BUTTER !!
100 Tubs Choice Vermont Buf.
ter. For Sale by
SHAW Il HASKELL,
WHOLESALE GROCERS,
147 Commercial ST., Portland
oct4-eod3mosn~

THE HULIDAYS.
The Holidays will soon be here,
Sweet "Merry Christmas and ''New Year"
Parents and friends are looking round,
To So where presents" may be found.
The BOYS who wish for something nice,
Which they can get at moderate price,
Had better call at GEORGE FENNo's,
And buy "SUIr of "WINTER CLOTHES"
And let them not make too much racket
While looking at his "BREAKFAsT JACKET
Designed to make their '',,ress" complete.
Corner of Beach and Washington street.
dec1T-1wsn
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Postponement.
The Supper to be given Friday night by the Ladies
Of High Street and State Street Parishes was de-
ferred in consequence of the storm. 1t will be
ed to night from 6 to o'clock.
Refreshments throughout the evening. The ladies
hope for general and generous attendance
dec21-sn1t
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
DENTAL NOTICE.
REMOVAL.
LASTER BROS,
DENTISTS,
Have removed their office to Rooms over George W.
Whttier's Drug Store, Congress Square.
DIR. Macalaster is now ready at his office to
wait on those requiring his professional services.
Entrance to Dental Rooms,
500 Congress Street and 95 Free street,
now PORTLAND, ME-. sniff
RLOR STOVE
The Very Best in she market, md for
a.sId 81. snIe at Low Prices by 5
BUCKNAM, &. BAILEY,
No. 1913 Fore St., between Exchange and
Plum Streets.
oct19-sntf
BATCUELOR's HAIR DYE.
This splendid Hair Dye is the best in the world
and Instantaneous; nodisappointment; no ridiculous
tnts or unpleasant odor Remedies the ill effects of
pad 6l dyes washes Produces IMMEDIATELY superb
BLACK OR NATURAL BROWN, and leaves the hair
CLEAN soft and beautiful. The genuine signed w. A.
Bachelor. Sold by all Druggists.
CHAS. BACHELOR. Prop, n. Y.
oct1 d&w tyr sN
SKATES.
Acme Club and Common Skates, Pocket
Knives, RazOrs,
Scissors i'm sets and single pairs.
Guns and Sporting Goods as usual
G.. l.. BAILEY,
dec9snsw As EXCHANGE STREET.
THE BEST HOLIDAY GIFT!
Any man can make to his family. or Young Man
to his friend, is LIFE POLICY with the Great
MUTUAL LIFE INSURANCE
COMPANY,
NEW YORK.
1t has a real and sub,tantia1 vaIne.
Y-see Advertisement Something worth
knowing, in another column. de2Osn1w
FRESH VACCINE.
| WHITTIER, Druggist, is receiving fresh Vaccine,
fresh from the Also vaccine cgitss humanized)
one remove from the animal. Every point and crust
| is warrented reliable and physicians can them
with confidence. Orders by telegraph mail
| promptly attended to.
| GEO. ". WHITTIER,
dea17sn 400 Congress Street.
10 Lei
/ TEyHE commodous four storad Brick Store No. 81
| Il Commercial St.-immediate possession given.
| Inquire of ELIAS THOMAS & CO,
| No 80 Commercial St.
Orof WV. THOMAS, Canal National Bank.
| t.n 9w sept12sntf
Mother Mobiles Remedies.
Now, is the time to keep your blood puri-
| fed to prevent You from taking disease. Mother
| Mobiles Healing Syrup is the best blood purifier
known to the world. Use the Snuff fol
Catarrh, also the Moss Oil for Consumption w
MORSE, No. 4 Casco St., Portland, Me- General
Agent for Cumberland County. Beware of Counter
feits. dec1ssn@1w
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N Il w II Q Q *
LADIES' GOLD WATCHES,
GENTS GOLD WATCHES,
BOYS WATCHES,
Gold Vest Chains,
Gold, Opera and Leontini Chains,
Gold Jewelry i'm Sctis.

Large stock of
Studs, Sleeve Buttons, Seal Rings,
SOLID RINGS, NECK CHAINS, &c.
styles.
GEO. A. HARMON,
317 CONGRESS STREET,
Under Mechanics' Hall.
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FRESH VACCINE.
WHITTIER, Druggist, is receiving fresh Vaccine,
fresh from the Also vaccine cgsts (humanized)
one remove from the animal. Every point and crust
is warrented reliable and physicians can use them
with confidence. Orders by telegraph or mail
promptly attended to.
GEO. W. WHITTIER,
dea17sn 400 Congress Street.
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DAILROAD Tickets from Portland to Pittsbnrg
HI The finder will be properly rewarded by leav.
inc them at this Office. dec21-ft@
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eLIEu's APRIL


49,. ,,,,-hth he April verging toward the May,
sweet sou'y Whose shadows speed
O,er blossomed mead, -
o,.sed by the light Of variable DAY!
r,ou hast a beauty thatis more than fair,
=, Where the wren Sings,
Thee on their wings,
from ont the tnicKets eem oeoi'
soft, ~changeful airs that coming, seem 70 Co.
SO light they pass,
a ks dew from grass,
Ere silver suns have cast their GOLDEN glow
The psuseless nusser of q rufled pool
Breaks DER tn lace,
To pass in grace and coo,.
WHARF every tiny wave sinks calm ana cooi'
No heat. no dame, but q mild. lamoent hsn'
Plays round my woLSs'
- .,suerina hearts 20 singing In thy slgns.
INV smiles glance out IKE sparkies Oh 'ne 'u'"''
Or rays that cross
~ The dew.rOuched moss
r,o+ oonoes 40 fresh and fair before the rose.
INV tears, that starr so quick, that now 80 nee
Seem;poured by. SrieI
For her relief
Because cold sorrow hath no hold on tnee'
Ali who wonld see thee ether sI,S 1san snou as''
The quivering wing,
the eddying dance OF the neafs'
spare her, thou. wor.dl Brush not the dow
which HIS
SO soft, 80 light,
Leave that unconscious soul within her eyes
EEG~-Af 0NS~
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List Of Shipping

List Of Shipping
IN THx PORT OF. CHARLIsrnN, APRIL rs.
Vessels under 100 tons, and steamers coastine
within the State, excepted.
STEAMSHIPS.
Champion, 1913 tons, Lockwood, at Adger's wharf,
for New York, loading-Jameg Adger d 90.
Gulf Stream, = tons, Hunter, at Brown i co.'s
wharf, for Philadelphia, loading-W A Cour'
Maryland, 5s1 tons, johnson, at Union wharf, for
Baltimore, l~oaalng-Paui G Trenholm. 81
SHIPS.
Melita, (Br.) so4 tons, Lightbody, at Marsh's
- wharf, from Madeira, repairing-Henry Card.
Nautilus, 1900 tons, Spencer, ct Yanderhorst's
wharf, from Liverpool, dIschargipg-E Willis.
BARKS.
.Ebenszer; llKor,! tons. 4athiesen, 81 Union
Harvest Home, 6ss tons, Dickey, at Atlantic
wharf, from Cardiff, w~aiting-Master.
Hen fos hly Ss1;s l sSasi so!Sstsi en- A hussr e ! CO..
Anevoca. (Br,)-tons, Williams, at Union wharf,
for Liverpool, loading-Henry. Gard.
Bjorviken, (Norw,l - tons, foD asssn. at E
Railroad wharf. from Hartlepool, Eng, dis
Lalis, (Br,l-t tons, Cloudy, In the Stream, from
Mellord, Eng, waiting-Henry Card.
BRIGS
Tinoteo, (Span,) tors, MarIstany, at Brown &
co.'s wharf, from Barcelona, dis~charglng-W
P Hail.
Home, 2l6 tons, Mayo, at Marsh'd Dry Dock, for
Darien, repairing A Enslow & co.
SOH0ONERs. .
B N Hawkins, 1906 tons, Wyatt, at Central wharf,
for Boston, ready-Reach d Mo1etE.
] II SIickney, 270 tons, Fooks, in the Stream,
for Baltimore, ready-Street Bros d co.
for New Haven, loadIng-H + Baker d co.
Carrie Heyer, = tons, Poland, in Ashley River,
for New Haven, loadlng-Roach & Monett.
Henry Allen, = tons, Tatem, In Ashley hiver, for
Baltimore, loading-H F Baker 4 CO.
Old Chad, = tons MCClintocE, az Union wharf,
from Havana, wailtng-Psu'. WEIGH Il Bran.
Mary ] ard. lsl tons Ward, in Ashley River,
for Philadelphia, loaotngJ a Enslow eco.
2 Steelman, - tCns, Price, at Central wharf,
from Boston, dlschsrging-4 Goldsmith q
Son.
Paul L Thompson, = tons, Godir y, at Central
wharf, for Jacksonville, ready-lHtF Baker
q co. -
Montana, - tons, Bearse, ct Central wharf, from
Boston, dlscharglug-M Goldsmith d Son.
Emma O Rommell, - tons, Risley, ct n E Rail.
road wharf, for New York, load ng-cohen d
Eagle, 1856 tons, Seavey. mt Boyce & co.'s wharf,
from Philadelphia, disch arring-T 8 Budd.
Lilly, --t tons, Hughes, at Adgel's wharf from
New York, dl~scharging-Roach &Mofett.
Mary Lymburner, 12S tons, French. at Central
wharf, from Rockport, Me, discharglng@ A
Enslow q co.
Albert Thomas, 500 tons, Rose, In Ashley River,
for Baltimore, ~loadinR-Street Bros i co.
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Markets BY Telegraph.
MONEY MARKETS.

MONEY
LONDON, April 26.
Noon.-Consols a2N. Bonds 90.
NEW YORK, April Is.
Noon.-Stocks strong and active. Gold very
strong &C l2H. Money firm at Z. Exchange, long
OK; short lo&. Governments strong afa slea'y'
Eyening.IFreIehts dull and heavy. Money
easy at 5a8. Exchange strong al sHasA. COG
l2Xa12X. Loans at las for carrying; New I'VE
l2x; eighty.ones Tx; sIxty:twos l5S. sta V,z
nrm and heavy: Tennessees 20; new new 81 ssH; r,e va
sIxes 81; Fights 10. Alabama eignts So; nVe az o.:
GeoTria skies 10 to SO. North Carolnas S6hi
new 20. South Carollnas 80; new 3d.
COTTON MARKETS.
LIVERPOOL, April 26.
~Noon;;1ecOston opened qaie'; up!an0s W.
iee I~aatter.HCotton heavy; uplands l1aI1Xd. Orleans
1884, s5sSs s'ls' 10000 oa'ss' 'ps00'al0na -s 1872,
Eyenlne.-cot on closed heavy and unchanged
sales 10000 bales; speculation on sn Yo sSpC anf sGc ~.
No~op.-cotton dull; uplands 2sKc, 0r.ean:
23X; sales al bales.
Evening.-Cotton quiet; sales 1888 bales; up
lands 2aKc; Orleans 2sHc. 49,, Of
Cotton dull; net receipts 1A bales; gross AT
SaieS owl 'sos BALr1HoRs, April 25.
Cotton dnrl;s net receipts AS bales; gross 1879
exports to Bremen 1893; coastwtse 1885, sales 90
stock II ITO. -, :.
Cotton quiet; net receipts $50 bales; exports
WILMINGTON, April Is.
Cotton quiet; net receipts ls2 bales; exports
co1stwise IS; stock 2S27, a.
Cotton dat; middlings 22,; receipts 100 bales
sales rs. .,uo S
Cotton quiet and firm; mlddlipgs net re
ceipts ssi bales; exports coastwise lib; sales 400
stock "a, 800. ,,u or
Cotton quiet; receipts lss bales; ,,,,, :,
Cotton dull and nominal; net receipts ls2 bales;
exrorts coastwise 1889; sales 500; stock 2S,Z1s;
NEW ORLEANS, April Is.
Cotton quiet; mtddlIpgs 2sHc; net receipts AL
bales; gross s62; exports to Barcelona 300; coast
wise isl; sales 27oo; stock IA, 10y: Anvil, o.
Cotton quiet; net receipts l5i bales; stock 1888.
PRovreIoNs PRODUCE MARKETS.
NEW YORK. April rs.
~Noon.-FiouE quiet and steady: Wheat qulet
aud firm. Corn quiet and 1nenangeo; rork
steadY;l new mess sls 90. Lard unchanged
steam sxasXc. Turpentine quiet AID unchanged
at 6sae5Xc. Rosln more active and arm az 80 90
: EyenInS.-soutnern. hour. scarce and advan:
cling: ssse so for common to fair extra; SO 6oa12
for GOOD to choice. Whiskey soKc. Wheat lac
higher. Corn dull; Western mixed anoat 16c.
Pork SIS GOALS rs. Lard SxasEc. .Turpentine
unchanged. Rosin-$3 S. for strained.
Flour and wheat nrm aud unchanged. Corn
white roc. yellow 68, mixed western 81:
sales ii, 600 bushels. half to arrive. Oats STEADY.
RYE nrnn st s5ca$1 05. Provisions quiet and lrn.
PORK SIS 5oai3 rs, Bacon. IN good jobotng de.
mand; shoulders 6Kc. Lard duh at Q cts. Wills
NJ CrScrNNAT1, April Is.
Bacon, demand light and holders nrm. Sides
~ LOUISVILLE. April Is.
Provisions active and unchanged. Pork sl2 %,
Bacon, clear sides 7ka7ho.
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p b on uplands; by Sail, IS on boards; $3.50
@lo on timber; $sR ton on clay, and $sSs 80 on
pnosphates. To Baltimore by steam, nc p d,
BY sail, So 5o@7 q II on boards; $s@s so on
timber; So Is p ton on phosphate rock. Vessels
are in demand BY our merchants to take lum-
Der freights from Georgetown, 8. O., Darien
and Sstilla River, Ga, and Jacksonville, Fla, to
Northern ports, and 1o@1a 2 NJ are rates on
lumber and boards. : -
DOMESTIC E~xcHAEGK.-Tne banks are purchss
ing sight checks on New York at par; time
bills nominal. They are selling sight checks 20
y premium.
MISUNDERSTANDING B1LLs.-The rate yester'
day was 22922x for go day bills.
GoLD.-The brokers were yesterday buying al
IL and selling at IL.
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The Now York Vegetable Market.
NEW YORK. AnrIl a

The Daily Bulletin says: The arrivals have
increased, and withsa falling OF in the
strong at the decline. Our quotations are In bulk
in shipping order SOC per Dbl must: be
added. We quote: 81 50a2. IS per Dbl for Peach
bloWs;$ So 6oa2.75 per Dbl for early Rose; $2a2 25 for
early Goodrich; 81 2ja2 for Dyrights; 81 76a2 for
Jackson whites; 81 75a2 for Prince Alberts. Sweet
potatoes. $4a4 so FOR Delaware kiln dried. Vege.
tables are rather quiet. Carrots and onions are
lower. WI quote: Carrots 81 75a2 per Dbl;
radlshes $5aG per 100 punches; cabbages s7a9
per 100; ce.ery 81 6oa2 so per dozen; Russia tur.
n1ps 81 6Oa2 so per bhl; white do 50 so; parsnlps
So; onions $1a2 for red, and about $5a7 per Dbl
for white; sprouts So per bill; spinach IS per Dbl;
lettuce So for Boston and cS6alo for Long Island
per 100; rhuoarbfSl $40 perloo.i Asparagus, Nor.
folk, 25a40c per bunch; Southern kale $2-7baa per
Dbl. Green peas, Savannah, per crate, $5a6.
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DACIFIC MAIL STEAMSHIP COMPY'S
THROUGH LINE To
CALIFORNIA, CHINA AND JAPAN.
FARES GREATLY REDUCED.

Steamers OF the above line leave Pier %6Hx
No. AZ, North River. font Of Canal EEtsnfs
street, New York, at IL O'Clock noon. OF the 10TH
and 80th Of every month except when these
dates fall on sunday, then the saturday preceding.
All departures connect at Panama With team.
ers for South Pacific and Genital American ports.
Departure. of 18th touches at Kingston, amalca
For Japan and China, steamers leave san FRAN.
cisco irsr OF every month. except when 1t TAILS on
SUNDAY; then on. the day: preceding.
No California steamers touch a. Havana, but 60
direct from New York to AspinWal.
One hundred pounds baggage free to each adult.
Medicine and attendance free.
For Passage Tickets or other information apply
at the COMPANY'S TICKET OFFICE. on the wharf
foot Of Canal street, North River, New YORK.
july26-1yr F. r, BABY, Agent.
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TIE RRcK1Pra-The arrivals at the cotton ports
for the week up to Friday last were 81, asl bales,
against ss;1ssS the week before, and 'eS, o42:i for
Inuy Jcnr. Az NEW UrIsHuS Iue supplies
were 1896 bales. In contrast. It'll g, SO the week
Of theyear before. The total receipts 1.-THE cotton
portsgrrom September, ], ISL up to the latest
dates, were $780, s7 bales, against s $40, 2o4 bales
the year before, showing 9 decreased l,co9,ss7
bales. tho arrivals, At tho principal Southern
markets nom September !. 1s7l,.u i. TO the latest
tsleasdraaphiS intelligence, as compared with the
~, fo,tova ,Es 10 - :,
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The receipts at ihis port for the week just
terminated were Z bags Of sea islands and
Rloridas and 17s5 bales Of uplandt. in contrast
with 10 bag, or SEA islands and Floridas and
1000 bales Of uplauds the week b.fore, and Z
bags OF sea Islands and Florldas and 1855 bales OF
uplands for the. corresponding time the previous
year. These supplies came ss follows: say OF up
lands, per South Carolina Roilroad, 1851. bales,
per Nortnrsstern Railroad o.. Savannah and
charleston Railroad -, Saptee 20; OF sea Islands,
Savannah l.. FIortd&S. 60
TEE COTTON MARKsT.-Tais staple presented
generally a quiet and duh aspect during this
period, tina, foreign m.rk7s beiog llHd@llkd.
receding TO ll@l1Kd p fb for middling unlandsi
Kew York was at 2sxc. recedIng to 2shc p tb
and 1t this point 22,s@224c p b was the pre-
vail z figure Tor gooo grad:s OF middling up
lands. The. transactions nd prices at Liverpool
and New York for this time were as folloWs;
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MARINE NEWS.
ARRIVED YESTERDAY.

Merchants, Line schr Lilly, Hughes, New York
IS days. Mdse. To Roach d MolYett, ] E Adgel
4 co, Adams, Damon & co, Il Bischof1 4 co, Boil.
mann Bros, J Apple, Bulcken Il Wohltmann, John
Csmpsen q co, Cameron, garkley & co, U CIacins.
W II Chaf.e & co. T Campbell, E R Cowperthwait,
Dowie, Noise d Davis, J 81 Devereux, d A Due, 3
Gerdts l. co, douglas Il Miller, Elias Bros, Hart d
90, Jno Il Graver d 90, @ Graveley, Holmes d tai
der. J Heeseman d Bro. Ien,rds 4 CO, q Klstte d
90. Knobeloch 4 Small, Kltnek, Hickenberg Il &c,
Kiusman Bros, G W King. P b Lalane Il co, O A
Lengnick. Mant0ue i CO. W Mclean, D Pau & co,
8 X Marshall & co. Quaekenbush. Estlll & co. VIM
Shepherd d CO, Order, Stenens, Werner q Quicker.
@ W Stiles, q sieglipg, 8 Schirnler, W L Webb,
d Talmadge & Sons, A TUblas' Sons, o F Wteters.
G w Williams i CO, = q Wilson d Bros, P Walsh.
q Wohlken, y Yeadon. Crane, Boylsten & co, Rail.
road Agent and others.
CLEARED YESTERDAY.
Steamship South Carolina, Beckett, New York
Wagner, Huger & co, W. CourtenaY.
: Schr B N Hawkins, Wyatt, B~oston-Roach Il
Mofett.
SAILED YESTERDAY.
Steamship South Carolina. Beckett, New York.
British bark Lucy. Jones. Liverpool.
Schr A E Stevens. Montgomery, FernanGina.
Schr Sea Dog, Allen, Brunswick, Ga.
FROM THIS PORT.
Steamship Manhattan, woodruff, at New York.
April %.
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rhe CkasSrlsiton Market.

IoR TI yxSK KsDNa THURSDAY APRIL =.
TIE cRors.4-Tns week Just closea.has been 70
vorahls for agricultural work. being generally
dry, aud for q part OF the time suf1ciently Warm
to give vegetation q healthy progress, and WI
assist the young plants In getting 9 promising
although late sIart. Afterwards g. cool change
took place, with han storms reported in some
cusrrtera, which win have an. Injurious influence,
Inc New Orleans Price Current or the 10th instant
SAYS itlhatths weather was warm and highly fa-
-yorable TO the gIowins crop, and slthoughit will
be late, the prospect is more encouraging. None
Of our exchanges look for more than s.soo,ooo
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Now York Naval stores market.

The. Daily Bulletin, Of Wednesday, says: Re.
ceipts to-day 2Ie4 bbls rosin. Spirits iurpendne
ia DIM and lower. An naer was made early IN
the day at 65kc, but Immediately Withdrawn.
The market closes tame at about CSC for mer.
charitable order. Sales % bbls At e6Xc, % bbls
being late last evening from dock at SIC, and 80
bbls TO arrive per Benefactor at $50. Resins are
2 at S. s7X, 100 bbls do;at 81, and 50 bbls pale at
81 %. Tar Is dull but steady. Pitch quiet and
firm.
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!.
NEWS
EXPORTS.

'E-f.I 80 - SENSli Rst#~ s.tAE.H.sH .Ff
,fSs a 3.y Exports.
posros Per scnr B n Hawkius-s52 bales up
lapd cotton, $50 casks rice, 1o2 casks Kaoln clay
57casEs rice polish, IL bales paper, 8 oales rope;
6 bales hides, % hhds iron, l6 rsliroaa "neeis' !
boiler cylinder and shaft, l boxed organ. Q
ny :, Y 20 ;s;ana a sssamsasiRa s ssIss .a GaaSitIe CO.
ton. Is Heroes Of rice, 90 bales ,domesncs sno
1nnss ssS Sbls naval stores, 347 BUNDLES slaves,
iSS1 boxes peas, 8 horses, and 80 pkgs sundries.
Exports or the Week; ending April Ss
HoRK1GN.. -s;y
LryKRpooL-Pery British bark Lucy-b bag ga
bisad cotton, 2l6A bales upland cotton, la6 tons
phosphate rock cord lightwood. za
CaRDsNAs-Per schr Lazzie Dakers-llS,ooo fees
lumber, so bbls tar and Is Dds pitcn.
- DOMESTIC.
BosroN-Per schr Hector-625 tons phosphate
NEW YoRK-Per steamship James Adger-25
bags sea island ,cotfnn. S92 bales nplaud Gotten,
IS bales domestics, aa3 bbls rosin,6 tierces rice
Is c.ses clsys2 1887 crates gsssn d peas, snd * Pigs sss
ssa4sland and 7g1 bales upland cotton tierces
rIoa.. 80 hsles domestics and goods, $50 bbls naval
stores, IS casks OF clay, ta18 crates peas, 8 crates
strawberries, Al bales rags, 81 6ols tobacco. and
hattan4y20 baga seaS island cotton, it3s bales up
land cotton. all2 tca rice. 141 bales domestics and
goods, 81 bbls rosiD, $50 bundles slaves ]! derces
clay, ile4N boxes green peas lbs pkgs.sundrtes:
bales cotton, AZ tierces rice, AT ools naval stores,
1o2 bales d6nestics and goods, 2 IONS oId lron'
81 crates green peas, aud ~ pkgs sundrfes.
BA~L7IxoRE-Per steamship Sea GnIEle bales
cotton. ,46. Heroes and 10 sacks rice, 80 bales DO.
mestics, At bbis rosin.. 100 casks clay. 8 balearags,
( bales hides, $1,000 fees lumber, 20 b 'xes green
peas, and is pHgs'sundries 80 Per scnr j b
StieknAy-sW tons phosphate rock. sgzS
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Interior Cotton Markets.
ABBEvILLE, April "a.
Cotton is quoted at from 10 10 zoe.
N%swBsRRY, Apr %.
Cotton commands 2lc.
.~,SpARTAEBURG, April %.

SUMTER, Al il %.
The staple has been steady and In good demand
during the week; offerings lig {. About ~ oaies
have been sold since last report. We quote: Ordl-
nary l8Hc; good ordinary l9Hc: low mlddllDg'
20Kc; middling 2lc; strict m'ddlsng 2lHc.
ORASGEBURG, April %.
|. Sales for the week ending April % about 80
bales. Ordinary Ice; low mlddllHg 20Hc; mlddling
21C. g~
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New York Rice Market.

NEW YORK. April "a.
The Daily Bulletin says: The market Is without
much n any change. A little Carolina is selling,
and good choice selections command full prices,
but the cost Is considered high by most OF the JOB.
special wants. Foreign goes out fairly In small
Parcels, and q uniform range or values Is rresery-
ed with lttlaor no difficulty. Sales OF. so tierces
Carolina at aAaeH cts; $50 bags Rangoon at 6Ma
7Xc, and 200 bags Patna at 7kc.
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MEMORANDA.

MEMORANDA.
The bark Peter Orerar, Campbell. from Bull
River, s o, for London. put into st Thomas 18th
" leaky.
he Robert Pulsford, Edwards, from Bull River,
arrived at London 9Th Inst.
oe Nancy Bryson, Warden, from Bull River, 8
oriyed at Gravesend 18th inst.
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o r FL R I D a,
VIA SAVANNAH, TWICE A WEEK.

VIA SAVANNAH. TWICE A WEEK.
ASEEaSsr The splendid Steamers &s1W
GoAsTchh
CITY .Captaln MCMILLAN
WILL SAIL AS FOLLOWS:
The DICTATOR will leave Charleston every
TUESDAY EVENING, at 8 O'Clock,
The CITY POINT every FRIDAY EVENING, at 8
O'Clock,
JACKSONVILLE,
AND ALL LANDINGS ON ST. JOHNS RIVER.
These Steamers connect with railroad al Tocot
for st. Augustine, and at Jacksonville W1tn
steamer Starlight for MellonVille, Enterprise, and
all landings on upper 81. Johns; mt at Palatka
with steamers for the 0klawahs River.
Ulose connection Is made with sbeam8hip1
at Cedar Keys for New Orleans and Havana, and
shippers can rely on mo detention q frelghts TO
New Orleans, and at lowest rates.
For Freight or Passage, having nrst.class 40.
commodat1ons, apply to
= ,RAVENEL 4 CO., Agents,
Corner Vanderhorst's wharf and Fact Bay.
Through Bills Of Ladtna given to New Orleans.
These Steamers connect at Savannah with
steamer San Antonio for Darien, Brunswick,
Satlla River. and all intermediate landings.
Frelghts for these points must be prepaid here.
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