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PasaenRers.

Per steamship Champion, for New YorE-Miss
Doughersy. Miss Kinder, Miss Grifnth. q b Moore,
wife and child. z Zachariss. T Chamberlain, Mrs
L Grlbbins, M U Matc ilf and wife, Miss E @ Net.
calf, Miss L q Metcalf,rJ q Banks, d d Jariel, O F
Beard, L Lorentz, T d Barnun, wife and child. D
P Grifith. Miss Middleton, Miss A Middleton, Mrs
N r Middleton, Miss q b Middleton. Miss Mar.
shall, J r Wardlsw, Mrs Cornelius. A Labtnger, A
O'Connor, A Judge. 8 Lizard. and 9deok.
Per steamship Falcon, for Baltlmore-EdW ID
Freer, vile and TWO children, u z simple.
Per steamship Georgia, nom New York-Mrs
Crowell and SOD, Ohas Dilkes. q 2 Darlington, W
Q Dewey, Mrs FC Dewey. Willie Dewey, y Lamb
and wife, Miss Lamb. J p Foster, II Tobias, Mrs 81
Tobias, O W Hall, J " Valentine, ] T Brady, J F
OiConnor, 0 Manchester, Mrs Graver and Two
children, J r Norwood. Miss A r M~crewond, Mrs
@ Sampson and nurse, Miss n Sampson, John B
King, N P valpy aud F Gil bert.
Per steamer Dictator, from PalatKa via JACK
sonYlle, Fernandina and Sav8npah-Mlss Mel!en,
DR. Dawson and wife, Chas Crosby and wife, Mrs
W r Thurston, Mr. Bouter. and wife. A Sampson,
Miss s E Sampson, Geo Sampson, 2 Sampson.
Miss Kinder. Mrs J B Brown, Miss Mckinney and
two children, Miss Drew, n W Drew, Miss Kelly.
G Bowman, J D Barnum and wife, 8 Gurrie.
wife an, two children, DIR Monroe. A J Monroe, q
Zacharias, Nj Bailey and wife. Miss J Bailey. Miss
A Bailey, l. u Thorn, vile ant son, Geo Allen, w
P smith, Miss Allen, Miss Durand, and FIVE on
deck.
Per steamer Water Lily, from Edisto. Enter.
prise, Rockville, and Way Landin0s-Mra ] n
Jenkins. two boys and child. Mrs J Bailey, Mrs .
Bailey. daughter aud servant, Miss f Chaplin, Col
VIM Whaley, O o Briggs, Master J Edings, Master
r SeabroOk.
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Tho English Coffee Market.

LONDON, MARCH ~.
James Cook & Co. say: Tho result Of the Dutch
auctton has caused astonishment.. "A decline
equivalent to valuations was quite expected, out
It was hardly thought that good ordinary Java
would fall from 43ha4 equal TO 74s, the rates
current last February, to 4oka42c. equal to 7os, per
cWt. Our market, which previously was from "a
50 per cwt lower, has nominsuy given. way
another Is from the late highest point. Native
Ceylon might now be bought on the spot at Shout
68s, but scarcely at that to arrive. Even Rio,
scarce as It Is, Is 1a2s lower, 7lsa71s 90 being the
price for fair shipping quail ties, and 6Sa6ss Tor
low. Anpat there Is no buslnes to marx an &C.
tual reduction. but good Channel Rio would
scarcely, we think, command attention even at
70s. and for Domingo offers OF 6s 6da66s are So
ltcited. Though nat the market is Bpartogly sup
piled, and only occasional purchases can be mace
ON oh ap terms, Spectators being on the alert to
By many a strong opinion Is held that a reae-
ton will occur, In which, however, hign prtc 8
may appear, we must admit we share, but &C.
cordlng TO our figures the supply OF this year
promises to be considerably under the existing
r. qulrements Of Europe and America. The only
5 5e ee1 ansaSSTa a. sr saaes. R " 'as E Bsiere t ne @a Ga go %
600 tons q year were consumed; but now their
duties are trebled, and prices nesrly doubled.
With but few exceptions there Is almost nothing
on the way from the BrazIis, and there 10 little
there is only about 5000 tons. The following ID
under date or the 18th ult., from Batavia "The
crop has not b. en- feared. The severe rains
Of. late IN some Of the conee districts OF Java are
supposed to have tujared the young berry. but
The probable extent OF the damage inn cted has
not bren asceftalned The next Penang sale, to
be held on March 80. will cnmptise only 10000
piculs, perhaps even less. From Ceylon the latest
dispatches advise q deficiency OF 1000 TINS 10 the
and vessels now lind din :ulty In OBJ
tanning coffee freight,
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Boston Market.

BOSTON, April 10.
CcFFEE.-The market for coffee remains with.
out Improvement the trade purchasing only IN
small lots as wanted. and prices have ruled IN
favor Of buyers. The 90 es include about 1000
mats Java at 19a2lc, 10 fond. and 20Ha2lH duty
D aid; Malabar at l9al9X; -ingapore at l9Ha2oH;
Pho az l8a2l. and Marac. ibo at l9al9k p 10, all
gold. st. Domingo Is scarce and prices are quite
nominal.
CoTToN.-Cotton is nrm, and full prices have
been realized during the week., but TRANSACTIONS
are coufued to mall lots as wanted by manulac.
turers. The best grades are becoming scarce.
The sales have been at 2oxa2lHc for ordinary;
'22ks22x for good ordinary; 2Sa23h LOT low MD
ding, and 23Ka4 for mlddling. lucludlng up.
lands and Gulf. The market at the close Is quiet
but nrm.
DoMEsrIcs.-we notice rather more demand for
standard cottons. and, with small STOCKS IN
manufacturers hands. prices are well sustained.
In woollens The transactions have not been 10 any
extent. but al! desirable gods are held Win
hrmness, lad as soon as Congress setilps the
tariff question We Look for q more satisfactory
trade.
FUNNY BAas.-ThIs article is quiet aud we
have only to notice small sales at Ike for heavy
bags. "
GUkHY CLorH.-There is more inquiry for cloth,
and sales Of 5uO rolls domestic at l6Xc; and 600
rolls do at l64c per yard, currency. For future
delivery l9c and upwards Is asked; and 5000 rolls
sold on private terms.
HAY.-This article Ia frmer aud IN better de.
mand. TIE sales have been at S3na35 per ton;
Oh ice lots scarce and selling at $3Sa35.
NAVAL >ToRRS ->plrits iurpentiDe Is dull and
prices have eased of to 6sa70c per gallon. Tar ID
held firm Mt So 75ai p r hbl. but has been quiet.
For rosin the market Is quite unsettled and prices
are entirely nominat:
HIcE-Tne market is firm with q steady but
moderate demand Sales OF Carolina at 9al0e;
Rsngoon at 64a73i, and Patna at 7ha7Hc per
pound.
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Markets by Telegraph.
MONEY MARKETS.

- MONEY MARKETS.
49, LONDON, April Is.
Evening.4oonsols s2x. Bonds FOX; Ami, 10
Noon.-hen@0 w NEW YORK. April 10.
Nom Stocks very irregular: governments
Arm at loX. Money tat Isl exchange ions'
OK; short 10.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS dull. Money closed de easi 1an 81
!, currency y, 70 g0ls; s, siosed inner Inner at YAK ID.
vance. New South Carollnas up y; 0saeTs u y )
changed, closing quiet. Bank stat M .nsnis s
deoreased four and one.eightn miilonS, upSee
Jecrea sed three.eighths Of o million; lega, VehueIs
ae ecreas ed one and seven .eighlhs OF q million; de.
aeei,o decSessed seven and three.quarters OF q
million.
LIVERPOOL, April IS.
Noon.-Co,ton opened steady-uplands 11Ha
1Ed; Orleans llHalIKd.
Eyening.-Gotton closed s~teady-Sales $1,000
bales; speculation and export 5000; u,,
Eoon.-Cotton quiet and hrm-uplands 23H;
Orleans 23Z; sales 17S bales.
evening COTTON nrm; sales s43 bales; uplands
2Sk, Orleans 2sXc. Sees OF cotton futures TO-
ssS IS: ss s.l ssl g 5 Is Is; S !St1sss ssx AR gsa; y III: y; a. q;
gust, Is Ills; September aix; October 1o,Ie
Cotton quiet; mldding 2sXc; net receipts IL
bales; gross 1898; sales zoo; STOCK 5000 nr,, -
a1 BALTIMORE, April 10.
Cotton firm; mlddllng 2sxc; net receipts $50
bales; gross $685.; exports coast~ise loa; sales SO;
NoRFyLK, April 10.
Cotton steady; low middling 22c; net receipts
207 bales; exports coastwise Ia; sales 100; STOCK
2S91.
WILMINGTON, April 10.
Cotton dull; middlIng 20: net receipts 90 bales;
exports coastwise sss; stock 2i5s; .nr,, ~.
Cotton in good demand and holders nrm; mid
ding a2xc: 6et receipts 420 bales; exports coast.
wise 5o4; sales 400; stock IS, $40. ,,ru,.
The market was firm to-day, with q good de.
mand at 2lXa22c for middllng; offerings light;
sales 1876 bales; receipts Isl. - -,
Cotton firm and held higher; middlings 22xa
a22Xc; receipts 800 bales
Cotton firm; miadllngs 22xa22xc; net receipts
oil bales; sales 1000; stock SzS s2, 6p1 .n,,,,a.
Cotton firm; middlings 22Xe; bet r~ecelats
$50 bales; gross 72l; exports to Liverpool l1,o41;
to Barcelona 1874; coastwise ia; sales 5000; STOCK
l25, 1874.
Cotton quiet; good ordinary l9xo; net receipts
$50 bales; sales 500; stock 1882.
PROVISIONS N PRODUCE MARKETS.
LIVERPOOL, April Is.
Eoon.-Breadstufs dull.
LONDON, Apfn 10.
, neutrality-suspicious. 52sa52s Cd.
NEW YORK, April Is.
N%oon.-Flour quiet and unchanged. Wheat
dull and heavy. Corr dull and declining. Pork
steady; mess SIS 5Oa13 81. Lard nrm; steam x
8. T1rpeotine dull and heavy at eSaosK. Rosln
nrmer at So 12H for strained.
Evening.-Flour Inactive and heavy; common
to fair extra 81 85as IS; good TO choice $eS0a1l 90.
Wheat 1a2c lower; milling demand from the Soutn
ceased: winter red Western 81 71al rs Corn 10
lower at 69Ha70. Pork $13 70l13 rs. Beef quiet.
Lard nrmer. Navals and groceries quiet ana
CINCINNATI, April ID.
Provisions unsettled, and all stock Withdrawn
in anticipation OF higher prices. Whlskey 3d..
500 LOUISVILLE, April ID.
Provisions strong and active.
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TEE THIS DAK..

WASHINGTON, April IA.
An area flow barometer Ia advancing east.
ward over Nebraska and Dakota, and will
probable move over Southern Lake Michigan
ON Monday, with diminishing pressure
throughout the Mississippi Valley, gradually
extending to the South Atlantic and Middle
States, with southerly to westerly winds and
Increased cloudiness. The area of rain will
extend eastward over the upper lake region
and the Western and Middle states on Monday,
and probably over the South Atlantic States.
Increasing to brisk and very brisk easterly to
southerly winds are probable for the upper
lakes and Ohio Valley aud extend to the lower
lakes. Rising barometer and northwesterly
winds will prevail over the northwest on
Monday. Dangerous winds are not antlcipa-
ted for tonight, except over the upper lake
region. e :
Y.sserday's Weather. Reporss OF the
Signal Service, U. s. A.-4.45 T. NJ,
Local Time.
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Interior Cotton Markets.

Interior Cotton Markets.
COLUMBIA, Aprii12.
Observation-Disclosures 21Xc; sales 65 bales
ANDERSON, April 10.
Sales for the week ending to-day 104 bales.
Prices this afternoon range from % 10 2ohc.
ABBgvILLg. April 10.
Very listle Offering; good grades would bring
19xc.
MONTGOMERY, April IL.
Our market Is quiet to day, viz: Good ordinary
2lc, strict good ordinary EXC, low middling
2lKa2lXc.
Sales during the week IS bales. We quote:
Ordinary, lee; low middiing 2okc; middling 21Xc.
COLUMBUS, Apr,l II.
Our market IL quiet to-day, with q good demand
by Northern spinne rs; sales 393 bales. at follow
ing figures: Ordinary 1sal9c; good ordinary goa
2OXc; low middlings Gle; mlddlings 2'Ac; strict
middifpgs 2lKc. Sales for the week 904 bales.
Weeks receipts ae4 bales. againgst 4o2 the pre-.
vi)us one, and 443 the corresponding week last
season.
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New York Coffee Market.

NEW YORK., April II.
The Daily Bulletin says: The general market
continues dull and more or less nominal. The re.
duced figures ON Rio do not draw out any In.
creased demand and although holders still make q
show OF mail ofTe. ings and a feeling or ind FER.
ence there Is Still to be noticed q desire TO 1nd
buyers, and { Ia pr liable that II any one was dis.
po|ei to handle q fair amount OF stock, compare.
lively easy terms would be allowed. East India
and West India grades al. neglected in first
hands, and the market tame, though prices with !.
out decided change. TIE Jobbibg Gail Is fair, and
rates reasonably steady. tn ugh only very fne
grades reach outside figures. There has been
sold during the week. 10 lots, to the trade. 664
bags CIsta Riea. 100 baus Jamaica. 80 bags So.
vanilla and 162 hags st. DomIugo iparr for ex
port.) With the general range VI QUOTATIONS.. We
quote Rio. nominaIly gold. in bond Ordinary
ca gees l4kalix. fair cargors l5xal5k, good
cargoes l5Aal6, prime cargOes l6Hats%c.
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Exports.

HAMBURG. aKR-Per German ship Palmerston-
800 bales upland cotton, 25lo bbls rootn. and 1877
tons phosphate rock.
aBARGIloNA-Per Spanish brig Almirante-2o0
bales upland cotton, 40 900 feet lumber.
.~BOSroN-Per scbr r r merson-8a,94 l ieet or
timber, I 9,972 feet resawed timber, and II, 900 feet
boards.
sea island cotton, 5o7 bales OF upland cotton. 100
tos nee. 10 bales domestics and g0nds, n 6bla
rosin, $50 bundles slaves, 10 tierces clay, and 1855
pk4s sundries.
BAL1MoRE-Per steamship Faleon-25 bales OF
Gotten IS tierces rice, 20 hales domestics. 101
bbls rosin. o 1000 feet lumber, So casks clay, I ton
Wando fertilizer, tnd II pkgs sundries.
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Receipts by Railroad. April ID.
oouru n,porryI pIrrRolD.

ss7 bales cotton, 90 bales goods. 50 casks clay
2 cars stock. To Railroad Agent. PelZer, Rodgers
eer Il co, Pringle Il Son, Geo A Trenholm L Son.
" W Smith, Witte Bros, O r Holmes. Geo W VII.
liams d co, Roach T. Monett. P U Trenholm, w 3
Smith d CO, Ravenel b co, Laurey, Alexander q
co. A 8 Smith, T P Smith.
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To "Lydia

Won osr ma. Lydia, whether ], y
r. ron refuse my suit, shai oie.
Now pray don't be onended9
Although the June be out Of joint
r ahouid not to q bodkin's point
Resort at once to mend II;
Nor, II your doubtful mood endure,
Attempt q fnal w8ter.cure
Except against my Wishes;
For I respectfully decline
And make hors.d'9uures for fishes.
But II y0u ask me WnetEer
Composedly can 60,
without q look. without 9 sign,
Why, then l answer-No.
srYou are assured.n you sadly say
nf in this most considerate way
To treat my suit your WIN ~
That eshall quickly nn G,s ast hair
Some easier Amasylls.n
T cannot promise to be colo
n smiles are kind as yours OF OLD
On lips Of later b'auties;
Nor can I hope to quite forges
b homage that Is NATURES debt
While man has social duties;
But II you ask. do prefer
To you I honor 30
This highly hypothetio Her,
! answer plainly-No.
You fear, you frankly add, ITO find
In me too late the altered mlnd
That altering Time esJrangeS."
To this Imake response that we,
As psychologists agree.
Must have s%eptennial changes;
This is q thing beyond control,
Ard It were best, upon The whole,
TO try and find ont whether
We could not by some means arrange
This not TO be avoided change
SO as Il cnango together:
But had you asked me to allow
That you could ever grow
Less amiable Than you are now
EmphaticaIy-No.
But-to be %serious-f you care
To know how l shall really bear
This much.dlscussed rejection,
answer you: As feeling men
Behave In best romances, when
You outrage their effrction;
with all the ecstacy OF woe,
BY which, as melo-dramas snow,
Despair iB simulated;
Enforced by all the watery grief
which hugest pocket-handkerchief
Has eYer i%ndicated;.
Ano, when arrived, so far you say
In tragic accents tGop'"
Then, Lydia, then-Is still shall stay,
And rrmlY answer-No.
Est Puups AIaoaztne, London.
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York Naval Stores Market.

NEW YORK, Aprfl12.
= The Daily Bulletin says: Receipts today 1922 bbls.
crude turpenttne. 4l5O do r0siu, 72! do spirits
turpentine, 1876 do tar. Spirits turpenttne ID
with q moderate inquiry. Sales 285 bbla. at CSC:
Rosius are In fair demand, without material
change OF value. sales 22O0 bbls. strained at S.;
1000 bbls. do at So 12H, and about ITO ools. pale
at $7as. Tar and pitch quiet aud without essen
tial change.
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Wilmington Market.

Wilmington Market.
WILMINGTON, April Is.
SPIRITS TURPRFTINR.-No sales reported.
RosIN.-Sales OF go bbls at 81 90 for low pale
and So SO for extra pale.
CRTpE TURPENTINg.-Sale Of 1877 bbls at 81 10
for hard, 81 for yellow dip and S. 40 for virgin.
TLR,-Sales of 100 bbls at So so anu 2as oois az
50 IS per Dbl. Market quiet and declined l5c.
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RICE.-This grain was dull, and under q light
demand was somewhat easier. Sales about 100
tierces Of clean Carolina, say % tierces at 8 Lie,
so at sx. so At sxc q ID. We quote common to
to fair at 7x@s; gond sx@sKc.
NAVAL SroREs--Recelprs Al casks apirits tur-
pentine and 124 bbls rosln. Sa. es Of 80 casks
spirits turpentine took place at sac. a decline OF
Axe since last quotation. The supplies OF rosin
are light aud transactions limited. Window
glass may be quoted at $sas So; extra pale at
81 Is; pale at s. SCOT; No. l az $595 so; strained
ass so. Crude turpentlne may be quoted at SIS
for virgin, 81 for yellow dip and 81 rs for
hard.
!FRHIaHrs-To Liverpool, by steam direct, nomi.
nal on uplands, nominal on sea islands; via New
York, Kd on uplands, "a on sea islands; BY sail
"a on uplsnds, on sea islands omlnal To
steam 50 per bale on cotton, and $3.50
n fierce n rice; by sail &c q ID Oh cotton; - p
5Ierce on rice; SOC p barrel on rosln; So an on
l1m ,er;' $40 a n on timber. To Boston, by sail.
10 p b on upland cotton; rosin CSC; resaWed
tun So 50aIo so; phosphate S595 so. To ProVi-
dence, by sail 50 p N on boards, &c q b on
cotton; BY steam 81 2 bale on New York rates.
To Phila lelphis, by steam 81 p on cotton;
by sail, ssR u on boards; 50 6O@lo on timber; s.
per ton on clay, and sass so on phospnates. To
Baltimore, by steam 70 p b by sal, So SCOT p
II on boards; ss@s so on timber; So rs p
ton on phosphate rock. Vessels are In de-.
msnd by our merchants to take lumber freIghts
from Georgetown, 8. o., Darlen and Satllla River,
Ga, and Jacksonville. Fla, TO Northern ports,
aud slo912 p Y are the rates on lumber and
boards.
Misunderstanding 90 day bils 1sx@lsX.
Domestic ExoHANeR.-Tne banks pursnase
sghs checks on New FORKS ., PAL, and sell at x@x
premium.
1oLp-lo@11. ".t
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new York Rice Market.

NEW IUKK, AprII II,
The Daily Bulletin says: There has been about
the average call from dealers, and former prices
were obtained. The outlet, however, is fully sup.
piled from the current tfering, aud the position
Rangoon at 6Xa7Hc, and l5o bags Patna at 7Xa
7Xc.
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MEMORANDA.

- x
The following vessels were loading phosphates
at Bull River, 3 q, on the 18th inst:
Ship Energy, Caulkins, for London.
R1irish hS Ssrs ii Flora hesa' sSsrer, for London.
Ba I -, loading for London.
Ger bark Hans George, discharglng coal.
The schr He'en NJ Condor, Condor, from Bel
fast, Me. for Georgetown, 8 q, arrived at Glouces'
ter, Mass. 10th lust.
The schr Anna Leland, Bennett, from George
town, S q, arrived at Baltimore April II.
The schr George, Large, from Georgetown, 8 o,
arrived at Baltimore April IL.
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COMMERCIAL NEWS.
Imports.

BARoELoNL-Per Spanish brig T1moteo-17o
pipes claret, sherry ana ,osher wines, 20 cases OF
sherry and other vines ;16o sacks almonds, 80
sacks nlberts, 40 kegs red pepper, so kegs olives,
20 cases preserved fIuir, 80 strings garlic, $4,000
oranges and lemons, to VIZ Hall; 20 pipes. 8 half
pipes and ~ quarter casks wine, to Jos A Enslow
4 co.
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Georgetown Market.

GEORGETOWN, April II.
CorToN.-Three bales arrived since last report,
and sold q, from 10 to 90 CENTS We quote irom
IS to 20 cents per pound. ,-..
TTMBgR--This article arrives freely. Sales this
week OF 489 sticks, and sold at from IL to loH
cents. l49 sticks cypress logs sold at 12H cents;
TuRsEEr1NE.-Vlrgln S. SO; yellow S. 90; nne
white scrlpe So 90.
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FROM THIS PORT.

fhuM THE fOhS.
Steamship South Carolina. Beckett, from New
York, April IA.
Steamship Maryland. Johnson, at Baltimore
April IL. .-,,
scnr Edwin, Bellows, at savannah, April IL.
UP FOR THIS POaT.
Schr E @ Romren, Risley, at New York, Aprils.
SAILED o THIS PORT.
The Christiaua, Messed. from Cardiff, March %.
The Essex, Smith, from Newport, Eng, March 70
MARINE NEWS By TELEGRAPH.
LIVERPOOL, April 10.
Arrived, steamships France and Mobile.
EveniDg.-Arrived, the Orient, from Mobile;
Boston. April Is.
The ship Zegla, from Portland for Georget ,Wn.
8 @, was abandoned at lea. The crew arrived
here. She had FIVE feet OF water In her hold and
all sails lost when abandoned.
Arrived, steamship Calabrla.
Arrived out, the Atlantic and Algoya.
NEW YORK, April IL.
Arrived, steamships Sonth Carolina, western
Metropolis and Genl Barnes.
The steamship City IF Houston, wnlcn sailed
hence for Galveston, Ia anchored OF Long Branoh
disabled.
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me sltuat,on VI y a eW beauty. The buildings are
o oest e1eva !, ne gronnd. about two miles from tn
Can eteiAI and s IN the midst OF an OAK COVE OF
twenty acres. it Is within half an hut hours s. drive
from the depot. where om M n.sseso ara 'assAse
~TsRssNFor bnard, washing, fuel. lights and
tuition Ia English $500, payable $3.50 In advance,
or $50 per month. payao 9 ~ saVahs ani na,nt,n,
Music. French, Lain, Drawing ana painting
81 For further information, app.lcati0n may
be made to the MOTHER >UPERlok TO NJ. Kew.
Blsnop LYNCH, or 10 the Reverend clergy.
noy4.C&T
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nACIFIO MAIL STEAMSHIP COMPY'S
THROUGH LINE TO
CALIFORNIA, CHINA AND JAPAN.
FARES GREATLY REDUCED.

Steamers OF the above line leave Pier @ff%t
No. ~, North River. font Of HAlsN6e
street, New York, a. II O'Clock noon, OF The lotR
and sOth OF every month except when these
dates fall on sunday, then the saturday preceding.
All departures connect a. Panama with team
era for South Pacific and Cent al American ports.
Departure OF 18th touches at Kingston, Jamaica,
For Japan and China, steamers leave san Fran.
cisco first Of every month. except when It falls on
Sunday; then on the day preceding.
No California teamers touch at Havana, but go
direct from New York to Aspiuwall.
One hundred pounds baggage free to each adult.
Medicine and attendance free.
For passage Tickets or other Information apply
ut the COMPANY'S TICKET OFFICE. On the wharf
foot Of canal street, North River, New York.
inly2B-lyr F. r. BABY. Agent.
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Railroads.

SOUTH CAROLILA RAILROAD,
CHARLESTON, April Is, 1872.
Trains for Camp meeting at Ladson's Will leave
the city a. follows: 49,.
ON WEDNESDAY and THURSDAY Extra Oars will
be attached 10 our Regular Trains, leaving as $40
A. NJ. and $50 P. NJ
On FRIDAY,
Regular Camp.meett.lg Trains leave city at
I0.05 A. II. and LILO p. n.
On SATURDAY,
leave city at 1905 A. NJ, l.lQP II. and 7.45 P. NJ.
On SUNDAY,
leave City at els A. n, 8 10 A. NJ, 1905 a. ID. and
LILO P. N.
Retu ming SUNDAY EVENING at 4.40 and $40 P.
NJ, and on MONDAY. Morning. Train. will leave
Ladson's at $40 A. N. for city. ~
). B. PICKENS, A.. T. IHhEn,
G.. I. A.
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The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1872-04-15
Kidder's Electro-M Magnetic
Batteries.

None but the Purest Drugs used, and ~satiaiac.
ton guaranteed, both as to price and quality.
Orders are solicited from Druggists, Physicians
Country Merchants, Planters and others. with
the assurance that they shall receive prompt
and careful attention. r1ch7.Smos
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1872-04-15
The Charleston Cotton, Rice and Naval
Stores Market.
OFFICE CHARLESTON NEWS.

OFFICE CHARLESTON NEWS.
SATURDAY EVENING. April IS. 1872.
CoTroN.-There was q good inquiry for the bet.
ter qualities Of this STAPLE, which were only in
light supply, and prices In these grades were, 10
some cases, about &c ,better, but common kinds
were generally dull and unchanged. Sales about
$50 bales, say Is at 2ox, l at COX, % at 81, 8 at
21K. rs q, 2lx. IA at 2lX, 90 at q, 27 at 22X, 81
at 22x, 4 at 22x. Al az 22Kc. We quote:
LIVERPOOL CLASSIFICATION.
Ordinary to good ordinary ......20 @2lX
Low middnng..
1lu"lnB.
Strict middling... ...........22H@-