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MARINE NEWS.
CHARLESTON, 8. c......... MARCH u, 1873
Lat 80 deg 4s min SO sec. Lon 10 deg 81 mn 27 sec
ARRIVED YESTERDAY.

Steamship Champion, Lockwood, New York
lelt 9Th lust. Mdse. TO Jas Adger co: r. Ad'
ger 60, A II Adger. U ID Ahren & co, d Am
me. N A Ashton, Dr h Baer. Jno Baker. Bate
4 co, Q Bart & CO, Boston Manufacturing co, Is
Boyd, II BRISTOL Il co. BulcEen WohltmaDn,
Burmelster Zerbst, Byrne Il Fogarty. IN Bird
CO. N Buerng, Sarah Bray, II Rlschon Il co, T.
) Burnnam. Cameron, BarEley CO, w Cha'ee
20 l. Chaplin. Chase & Cutlino, ii Clanssen
Cohen & Gu, Cohen Il Wellr, Crane, Boylston
co, A Crews, GeJ Connor. E DAILY, Dnc
Son, Dowle, Noise d Davis, Douglas JACKSON,
Elias Bros. Erwin & Maall, Jno 5 Fa ry & CO.
u Fitz Gibbon, d F Fleming co. Fowler,
Fowler, Furchgott Benedict d CO. Fogaftle's
Book store W O & r Porsythe Q FranKe,
Falk Il co, Fl Gerdls Il CO, d Gillespie ID
Giidden. II drawer, Goldsteln d CO, NJ GrimKe,
J " Harrison. Holmes's Book store: Hart @ Co co
I'M Horsey Il Bro, + N Houston, A Hunt, Jno
Hurkamp co. Holmes. calder b co. homes,
Isaac hammond f II Jack. on d 20, Jenofds q
co. Johnston, Crews co. Joanson. khnck,
WicEenberg l. CO. Kinsman Bros, Knox Lar
ner U Kornahrens K"ldeway, hrlete'
Kressel & braudes, a LANCER: LocKe q 1r',nine'
UTLowndes, y Luhn, III I.uhrs, ALenqnlck,
U Lischgi. D Love- MARI Mond, Mantoue
L co, Maserman, VIM Mckay, Mcinnis co,
McLoy Rice, w A Menrtens, Millug, Jno y
Minor Il co, J III MaLjenhcG, Ma1scher. X
Marshall 4 co, Neufville, 4 Nlmitz co, I >
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THE posTM4SEERSHIP.
A Clandestine Movement In Favor Oh
DIR. Bosemon.

Dr. B06emOn.
We understand, from trustworthy source,
that Congressman Ransier, from this district,
though personal friend OF DR.. B. A. Bosehop'
who is named TO succeed Mr.. Trott as post
master of this city, was not aware OF the
movement until at the instance OF one OF our
senators paper was shown him In relation
thereto-that he expressed surprise that be
was not consulted before this was done, which
was q custom due 10 him according 10 imme-
mortal usage. 1t Is said that he claims the
right to nominate to the President or post
master.gepera a person to fill such position
when a vacancy occurs, or when the incum-
bent fails to properly discharge the duties OF
the office, the approval or confirmation of the
person named BY him being subject Of course
To The President and Senate. Whether the
party be names would be appointed or not, or
| If appointed, would be confirmed by the Sen
ate, If 1t is of that class that goes to the Senate
are questions left with the President, the
pos,master-general aud the Senate. We un'
derstand, further, that Congressman Ransiei
has not attached his name 10 the petition o.
DR.. Bosemon, never having seen 1t, nor does
he propose 10 act hastily in the matter
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THE PROPOSED NORFOLK AND
CHARLESTON RAILROAD.

The Columbia Union says: sit is stated
that the survey on the Norfolk and Charles
ton Railroad will be made at once. One sur
ayeylng party has already left Norfolk, or are
about to leave that city, coming South, and
another will, in few days, leave Charles
ton going North. At least three routes will
be surveyed, to determine which is the most
eligible. The people on this line will before
long be allowed to decide how much their
counties shall contribute to this enterprise,
which will be of Immense advantage to tfat
section of the State. If they manifest the In
rerest 1t is believed they feel on the subject,
the road will be completed and in running or
der before two gears have rolled around. So
saw those who know"
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LoCAL LA0OMCS.

1.-The Sumter Rife Club hold an Important
Z extra meeting this evening.
1.-THE Irish Rifle Club and the Irish Volun-
teers held meetings last night, at which no
business of importance was transacted, the
time being chiefly occupied in drill.
q S-U,ited States Marshal Wallace returned 10
9 the city yesterday from visit to the National
Capital, where he assisted at the inaugural
ceremonies on the 4th Inst.
, &-Alively April shower-considerably ahead
or umeLwitn plenty of thunder and light
ming, broke over the city between one and
two o'clock this morning.
"A meeting o! Ashley Grange, Patrons OF
Hnsbaadry, was held yesterday at Holiness
b lLyceum. The attendance was good. me
financial condition was shown to be satisfac-
!. tory, and 1t was unanimously determined 10
put ine grange upon better working basis
than it has heretofore occupied. Several let.
ters of application for membership we're read.
Mother Mary Vincent, nee Mahoney, OF tie
) order OF Our Lady of Mercy, died In Atlanta
Georgia, on Saturday morning last. The de-
ceased religieuse came to this country 10 1884
with Bishop England, and entered the con-
vent Of The above order in this city during the
same year, remaining for eleven years. Her
iuneral took place In Savannah on Monday
morning, and was largely attended.
Mention was made few days ago that
John Brown, colored butler In the residence
OF one of our leading citizens, had struck VIM.
Wigfall. coIored, another butler, upon the
head with dough. pin. Wigtall fingered In
precarious condition until yesterday, when
he died. The attendant physician is, however,
OF the opinion that death resulted from menln-
gifts, and not from the blow. An Inquest was
held
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Passengers.

Per steamship Champion, from New YorE-Jas
f Bull, wife and child, Rowell. A ID Rowell, u
Ballard, U Il Yates ID N Cameron, Nh Bull. Col
Abeel and wife, Mrs JnO SnlTen. Mis- Snircn.
Jno Snitlen, Mrs Erggs, Mis- KtnuiwOol, Ella
Jones.
q 8 Bird, Mrs ) B Nixon.
Per steamer Pilot Boy, from FeInandina, via
savannah, Beaufort and Hilton Head-Mrs Harri.
son. Mrs Scovall, Mrs r Milne ana brOthe-. Mrs
VIM T McNelly, child and nurse. Jno Franz. 5 p
Chisolm, W harrison, A McClennan, Z ] Ii, lines.
and lV on deck.
Per steamship Charleston for New YORK; l.
Rove aud wife, f E Moore. Richardson ana
wife, MIR McIlare, Mrs McClare, Miss Il Potter,
Miss s Sturgis
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PEAL ESTATE SALES.

The following sales of real estate were made
yesterday at auction:
Alonzo J..Whlte & Son sold two and hall
story dwelling, on the east side Of Ashley
street. between Bee and Cannon streets, Tor
s2s25; oue.third cash, balance in one and two
years.
q Samuel G. Black sold lot, with buildings,
on the east side OF Church street, next soutn
OF Chalmers street, for s45Ol; one-third cash,
balance in one and two years.
By Leitch 4 Bruus: Lot, with buildings. on
the south side of Veadue Range, for sl4oo;
Lot on the east side of Coming street, between
Radcllffs and Morris streets, for $500; terms
In each case. one-lhird cash, balance In two
wears.
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The monthly meeting OF this association, on
Monday afternoon, at the rooms Of the Ad-
vancement Society, was largely attended, and
the reports of the committees were interest
Ing and encouraging. Especially 30 was the
report of the sunday.school committee, which
showed that the steady and diligent efforts OF
the ladies had resulted In large accession Of
children to this school. Its superintendent is
one of the most accomplished teachers In our
city, and through his fundamentally and tnat
of his assistants every inducement is offered
to the little ones In the vicinity of this church
to attend, by the distribution Of cards, tracts,
books, DC. The ladies of the association, also,
ty their presence, lend tone and dignity to
these Sunday afternoon gatherings. This Is
emphatically missionary society. 1t Is in
tended to interfere In no way with the soci-
etIes of other and older churches, but simply
asks OF the members of these their cordial
cooperation and support.
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MANY MEDICINES IN ONE.-In speaking OF
the extraordinary rapidlty with which Hostel
ter's Stomach B,ters recruit a debiltated and
exhausted system, the preparation is usually
referred 10 as vegetable tonic of marvellous
powe.. But those who suppose that its ope-
ration ls limited to its direct effect upon the
digestive organs, little understand the true
nature of this comprehensive remedy. tits
not only tonic, but also gentle laxative,
an active antl-bilious medicine, mild diu-
retic, wholesome exhilarant, a regulator,
and general Alternative. 1t Is 10 this combi.
nation of many essential sanitary properties
that the article owes It's success In variety
of distressing complaints, each oi.which In or
dlnary practice is subjected to different
mode of treatment. 1t Is impossible to In
vlgorate a feeble and diseased organization
Without regulating AMI purifying it. The
Bltters do both. mchl2-Wlm3D&W
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AKUsEMKNTs.
The oratorio This Evening.

= H-
ssw-as.i The Oratorio This Evening.
The fnal rehearsal tor the oratorio Of the
Creation took place last evening at the
Freundschatssbund Hall, where the public per-
torrance Of the oratorlo will be given this
evening. The results Of this last rehearsal
were very satisfactory, and there is now no
possible doubt that the performance will be In
every respect such an artistic success as'will
i encourage repetition of the undertaking at
an early day. The doors Of the Freundseh ITS
bund Hall will be opened this evening at
seven o'clock, and the oratorio commences at
eight. Those who have not already secured
their tickets will 1ud them on sale at the
places designated in another column.
.e.- Professor Miles's Next Lecture.
We are requested to state that, on account
OF the Oratorlo tonight, the second lecture Of
Professor Miles, on Hamlet, will be postponed
until Saturday evening. Tickets for the course
and for single lectures can be procured at Fo-
Ssrtle's, and at the door on the evenings OF
the iectures- Owing to an accident there was
no one IN attendance last Wednesday evening
to give Or receive tickets. Those who attend.
ed without tickets can purchase season tick.
cts, paying the price Of their former adm,s.
sion at Mr.. FogartIe's.
Farewell to the Art Views.
The last of the beautiful and Instructive Art
Entertainments of Professor Cromwell takes
place to-day-a grand matinee at four O'Clock
and the usual night exhibition at eight. Crowds
of those who have already been delighted by
these wonderful views are sure 10 attend; and
those who have not yet seen them will lose a
great treat If they fall 10 visit the last exhibi-
tiop. 1t will be well for all TO 60 early. There
Is % lull 10 our amusement season just now,
and itiwould be matter of general gfatlfce-
ton II Professor Cromwell could tarry with us
until the close of The week.
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ARRIEAL OF THE EQUATOR.

This capacious steamship, bringing foil
cargo of general merchandise and manufac'
tured goods, arrived yesterday alter GOOD
passage from Philadelphia. The ample freight
;fscllilies now Insured by two large sore"
steamships regularly on tho route, not only
gives ample facilities to Philadelphia ship
pers, but cottons are delivered at all the miils
In New England via Philadelphia and proVi
dence line of steamers and all rail lines
No drayage il Philadelphia. Transfers OF
Eastern bound freight made at the same
wharf.
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CHARLESTON MANuFAoTUREs.-The develop
ment OF manufactures of various kinds is fast
becoming principal source of improvement
and revenue to Charleston. High In the list
is The mandatory Of Mr.. P. P. Toale. Estab.
lished Immediately after the war, 1t has been
uniformly and increasingly successful, and
now affords unrivalled facilities for the manu-
facture of doors, sashes, blinds or anything
else In his line. See his advertisement.
mchl0.mwflmo
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Wilmington Market.

WILMINGTON, March 10.
SPIRITS ] IURPgNTINE.->ale ales OF 160 casks at 80
cents per gallon for southern packages. Market
quieL and easy.
RosIN.-Sales OF 2O0O bbls at So for strained.
Market quiet.
CRUDE OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES OF 8i9 bbls ut IS for
virgin and yel Ow clip, and So for hard.
ThR.-Sales Of 10 bbls at So, and 800, In order.
at IS 25a3 So per bbl.
CoTToN.-Sales OF 10 bales at II and so at lsXc
per ID. Market dull.
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RELIGIOUS SERVICES.

The daily union prayer-meeting Will De
conducted this "wednesday afternoon at
half.pass four o'clock, by the Rev. l.. ID.
Shuck. at the Glebe street Church.
Preaching may be expected by the Rev. 4.
Nall, D. D., at the Glebe street Church In the
morning at eleven o'clock, and at night at
quarter before eight o'clock.
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AUCTION SALE THIS DAY.

RIM. Marshall l. Bro. Will sell at IL o'eioch'
a, The planters' and Drovers' Stables, queen
street, horses and mules. - ,,o
VIM. Mckay will sell at 10 O'CLOCK at h'S
salesroom, crockeryware, DC.
Miles Drake will sell at 10 O'CLOCK a' lib
store, clothing, hats, DC.
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CITY AFFAIRS.
MEETINGS THIS DAY.

German Fire Company, at half-past r. NJ
Sumter Rifle Club, at P. NJ.
Fellowship Society, at half-past +. NJ.
Palmetto Lodge, z. T., at half-past + H.
National Zonaves, at halfpast Z z. h'
Irish Volunteers, at P. ID.
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THERMOMETRICAL.

The following was the range OF the tner'
mometer, yesterday, at the drug store OF mr.
Joseph Backman, on the South side OF Broad
street 8 A. NJ, &C; 10 A. NJ, So; IL m., oa
2P. NJ, STA P. NJ. 6s; 6 P. NJ, s.; z. NJ
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FURcHaorr, BENEDICT & Co. have reduced
their 81 Kid Gloves to 75c. and their 81 rs two
button Glove to s5c; also, see their new ad-
vertlsement announcing the opening OF their
Spring stock.
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Receipts per Railroad March IL.
SOUTH CARoLlNA RAILROAD.


887 bales cotton, 80 bales goods, 100 bbls lour
100 bbls resin, 81 casks lay 2 cars stock. Tt
Railroad Agent q W Illlams CO. G II Walter
= co, A Smith, Murdaugh i Weekey E H Fros
i co, Counts d Wr0tOn, 4 N Hacker, W Court
ney i co, Bardin i Parker, w X Ryau, A sal
mas. Williams. Black & Williams, W Bowling
Sloan d SelgniOus. Caldwell Il Son, Campsen j
60, relzer, Rodgers Il CO, w b Williams d Son
Trenholm & son, W Smith CO, A Muligan
p Macqueen, W Il Jones + CO.
NORTHEASTERN KAILRoAD
81 bales upland and bags sea Island cotton
la bols 70 in, lurDentne Stills cars lumber, l2C
bags plndprs, bbls spirits. muse, &c. 10 W
7 White. Mrs Chase, w HCnalee & CO, Z d CO,
q + Levy. Il howard Bro. Alsua u Morri
SOL. Bnrdin & Parker + Diamond O, J Z
Bedeil, Pelzer. Rodgers co, Smith, ID FitZ
Glnbon, Rlecke IL PcLeI maH, II bischoI / CO, G a
Norwood. + Stoddard co, lsear, q Mcneil, (
Perry, = Quick ) ID Sloney. Il d W Devices,
Ir nlt I'm lE Sup, u Miller, K Chis0lm, Tie.
fen,lal, Quackenbush, Estill CO. fraser Dill,
Klinck, WlcEeDberg i CO. b Boyd, W harral, Boil
mann. BrUs, Louis Dei'z, Jno r O'Nelll, NJ Trts!,
WC Be. Il cJ, A S Smith, So Ex CO, May,
ST. liens, Werner J. Ducker, S Railroad Agent,
Wagner honsecs, h II Frost co, Will
den d Jones. Caldwell s. Son, A Salinas, Well.
Ing, Pringle j. Son, kinsman & Howell, Mowry j
son, w K Ryan. f Wellng, Reed Il Davis,
TT Chapeau co, ] II Wurhman, N K r K Agent.
Geo W Williams Il co, ) Adams, J Il Adger d
co, Martin d Mood, Mrs. q S, + SHeegan, Stonu
Gua;o 90, Etiwan Guano co, l. ShucKerT. +
O'Neill, Walsh, Laurey d Alexander, A V Ma.
gill, q Helverton, Order and Others
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Hot BED SASH Hot BED SASH Two thou
sand Hot Bed Sash just completed, and now
ready for delivery; price low. Call and ex-
anime same at P. P. 1osle's, Nos. 20 Hayne,
and SO Pnckey streets, or on Horlbeck's
Wharf, dec30
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New York Naval Stores Market.

NEW YORK, March 10.
Tho Daily Bulletin says: Receipts to-day 200
bbls rosn 40 bbis spirits turptnt ne 276 bUls tar.
Iurpentlne- Continues dull and depressed, and
without reported TRANSACTIONS OF importance. We
quo'e nomlnaly HI CSC In merchant table OF der.
strained rosin Is also quiet aud without essential
change IN price. Sales 4UU bhls good strained at
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~ ERNIAN SOCIETX.-THE
Members OF this Society are respectfully request
cd 10 attend the Funeral Services OF their late
Brother Member, Mr.. JOHN KING, at No. so
George street, THIS "wednesday MORNING. at 10
O'Clock. JAMES ARMSTRONG,
mch12 Secretary.
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funeral EoIlrfs.

~. THE FRIENDS AND ACQUAINT-
ANCES OF Mr.. JOHN KING are Invited to attend
his Funeral Services at his late residence, No. so
George street, THIS MORNING, at 10 O'Clock.
n1chi2.H
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A LARGE and varied slock OF Sterling Silver
ware at James Allan's, King street.
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PLATED WARE, in new and exquisite de-
signs. Tea Sets, Ice Pitchers and Castors' al
Allan's, No. 307 King street,.
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RlCR.-Thls grain was quiet, with moderate
ITO tierces at &c, 10 at TX, SO at Sl6 "a at 7Hc
p fb. We quote common to fair at e}s@7H, good
7x@7%c.
NAVAL SToREs.-The receipts were 81 barrels
spirits turpentine leo barrels rosin 40 barrls tar
and % barrels crude lurpentine. Sales so barrel.
rosn, strained to No 2, at 81 80. Spirits quiet,
and no sales reported
FRBIaHTs.-To Liverpool, by steam, direct, ga
on uplauds, "a on sea islands; via New York, 1sd
on uplands, 1850 on sea islands; by sali,
l5 32d on uplands, and - on sea islands.
To Hsvre, - on uplands. CoastwIse-to New
York, by steam, Nc en- uplands and NC on sea
islands; 81 q terce on rice; eoc u bDl On rosiI
W sail, &c q b sn cotton; ~ 2 tlerce OIL
n e: &c a bbl On rosln; sll@l2 q N On lumber;
$l2al2 so q Il on timeor. To Bost Il. BY steam
nc on upands AMI So so q tierce on rice; by sail,
&C q tb on uplands; rosin roc; resawed stun
sl2@l2 so; timber $lS@l3 so; phosphate s6@5 Sc.
To Providence, by sail slO@ll a NJ on boards
&C q tb on cotton; by steam &c via New York
TO Philadelphia, by steam Hc On uplands; 81 ID
p cask on rice; 50c a bbl Oh rosin; 81 on Spirits
Through bills OF lading given 10 Boston, Prorl'
dence and the New England cities are regularly
Issued on this route, and dispatch guaranteed.
By sail, $S 2 II on boards; $l2 on timber; -
ton on clay; SO so on phosphates. To Baltimore
by steam nc q b; by sail $S@s so = h Oh
boards; - on timber; So so p ton at city; SAG
60 q ton up river on phosphate rock VesHels
ure In demand By our merchants to take lumber
freIs shts from Georgetown. s. G.. DArlen and satl-
10 River, Co., and Jacksonville, Fla, to Northern
ports, and $1o@l2 q N are tho rates on timoe'
and boards.
DOMESTIC ExcHAHeB.-The banks purchase
sight checks on New York at par TO per cent.
on. and sell at 4 pr, MUM.
Misunderstanding 10 day bills 23H@23h.
GoLD.-l4@l5h.
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Goo Eate for Classification.

DROMPTITUDE FIRE COMP shy
You ore hercbv summoned to appear at
YOU, Engine house In full uniform THIS DAY, at
O'Clock P. NJ, for Annual Parade; and also attend
the Nee Ing ut Liberty Hall at O'Clock In the
evening.
BY order OF the President J. 8. LAZARUS.
mchl2-s Secretary p. F. +. 20.
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SORE THREAT, Cough, Cold and similar
troubles, If suffered to progress, result 10 SER
ious pulmonary affections, oftentimes lncnra-
BILE. "Brown's Bronchial Troches' reach d.
rectly the seat OF The disease, and give almost
Instant relief. DowIE, NOISE & DAVIS, agents.
noy20.Wim3
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New York Rice Market.

NEW YuRK. March 10.
The Daily Bulletin says: Tie rice ira de Is fair,
anu 81 our last quotations.. The sales are 10 tcs
Carollnas at 7Aasc; 200 bags Rangoon at e1fa7c.
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A LLAN LINE OF STEAMSHIPS.
LIVERPOOL TO NORFOLK.
PREPAID TICKETS FROM EUROPE.
GREAT REDUCTION OF RATES.

The Magnificent Steamers OF the .>$EA
ALLAN LINE will leave Liverpool fol, ,SAlbs4fE =
Norfolk, Va, every alternate TUESDAY, uurlug
the spring and summer Of 1873.
PERUFlAS..... $3.50. 1uESDAf, mdEcn 20.
HlBERNlAN. TUESDAY, April 8.
HISTORIAN. N.............1 tuesday,, April ~.
Connecting with Coast Line Railroad to h If es-
ton. steerage and Intermediate Passage as fol-
lows:
Liverpool Queenstown, Steerage: .....$A 76
Glasgow, London Cr Brs Intermediate. IS IS
tol to Charleston. s. C...) to...... 81 IS
Hamburg. Antwerp. Hol.) S'eerage.. .....s3S rs
land or Havre to Charles intermediate. 81 IS
tOn....-. ---.............J
Paris, Norway or Sweden Sleerage.. .....S42 rs
TO Charleston. ..............) Intermediate. 61 81
Steamers equal to any on the Atlantic.
Passenger accommodations unsurpassed.
Parties wishing to send for friends will apply to
RAVENEL 4 CO., charleston, ;. q.
WM. LAMB, General Agent.
mchll.lmo Norfolk, Va
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COMMERCIAL NEWS.
Exports,

BARoELoNA-Per Spanish brig Hugo-267 bales
upland cotton, 8i0o stesej.
NEW YoRK-Per steamship Charleston-l2S9
bales colon, 10 tcs rice, obls clay, u bales do
mestics, 120 pkgs sundries
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.OR FERNANDINA, FLA,

EOR FERNANDINA, FLA,
DARIEN, BRUNSWICK AND ST. MARY's, Ca,
VIA
SAVANNAH. GA.
BEAUFORT, PACIFIC, CHISOLM'S AND NAY
LANDINGS.
The Steamer
PILOT BOY.
Captain W. +. McNELTY, 49,
VIII leave Accommodation Wharf r.rKA
every THURSDAY NoHNIEa. at =
O'Clock.
Returning, Will leave Fernandina every slTuR-
DAY AFTERNOON after arrival OF ttain, ana pa.
yannah every MorDAY MORNING, at O'CLOCK
Freight received here every "WEDNESDAY, and
must be prepaid to Way Landings.
Shipments to the care OF Agents Will oe lor-
warded free Of storage or commission.
For engagements apply to .:,.,.
RAVENEL HOLMES 4 Co.,,
mch5.w No. 80 East Bay.
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For NEW YoRh., IiUI!'5
ON THURSDAY, 18th MARCH, AT
O'CLOCK P. NJ.
STATE ROOMS ALL ON DECK.

Tie Splendid New Iron sldewheel steamship
SOUTH fOAROLINA, Beckett, Commander, will
sail for New York on THURSDAY. 18th March, at
O'Clock P. NJ, from Pier No. q. Union Wharyes.
Through Bills OF Lading to Liverpool and the
New England cities as usual. -.
a. Insurance by steamers OF this line u per
cent.
For Freight or Passage engagements, having
very fine Deck Stateroom accommodations. ap.
ply to WAGNER, HUGER d CO., No. % Broad
street, or to WIN. A. COURTENAY, corner Yendue
Range and East Bay (up.atairs)
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