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THE FLOREELA MUTINE.

u,,,.. ,<.be saamen Honcrably Dis
charaed. and One Hold for Trial
John Green. Walter Maxwell, Charles +.
Sylvester and George WiessoD' tue sa',ot9 y,
The ship Florella, who were lodged III jail
about week ago, on an affidavit OF captain
Mear, the master of the ship, for e3aminatioh
On a charge OF mutiny, were carried oeiote
,he Tinted States commissioner on Saturday
The cook, the steward and several oIner "e"
hora of tbe ships crew were produced oy lne
conta,n az Witnesses, snd examined oy t'o
commlssIoner. The accused sailors were TO-
presented by Mr.. George B. Walker, Oh 'n.
arm of Walker & Bacot, who was present anu
cross.examined the Witnesses. The testlmohy
ellcited was, substantially, that on tne ON
of February last, at midnight, The man
Charles F. Sylvester Was heard TO say
that he would 'go aft and kill the captain ana
mater that he went TO the cabin OF those OH
cers with the avowed intention OF executing
his threat; that he returned a1ler D n''ie
while to where the rest Of the ships Gre" were
co,lec,ed end said that be had not been aole
for some reason or other to carry his threat
into execution, but that II the crew would say
charge, charge It should be. The rest OF tne
crew refusing to second his murderous ln'
tent. be abstained from any further attempt
The next morning the cook Informed the mate
of The occurrence Of the previous night, Wher
the captain and the latter arranged tne pial
for capturing the prisoners, which has alreaa,
been fully detailed In The NEWS. ASalns
Green. Maxwell and Wlesson NOT
shadow of evidence was adducea' ant
thew were, therefore, honoraoly oiS
charged. Indeed, one OF the witnesses
named James Butler testified that Ma1"e'
had remarked at the time that Sylvester pro
noasd to kill the captain and mate, that Inc
captain must be allowed to take lhe snil
safely home. Sylvester was recommltled &c
,sl for :cial before the United States Court lr
Aprll, on the charges preferred against him.
Mr.. Walker gave notice of his intention te
prosecute Captain Mears for false imprison
meat of the three men who were discharged
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ASLEEP ON THE TRACK.

ON Saturday last about noon two colored
yonths, named William Middleton and Robert
Small, aged respectively fourteen and seven
teen years, and employed as section HANDS at
Rantowle's Station, on the Savannah and
charleston Railroad, took their midday luach'
and seating themselves on the railroad track
began to discuss 1t. Presently both OF them
fell. asleep in their perilous position, ana
while nodding, "gently mapping" the oown
freight train came laundering along. 6ncon-
sclous of the danger, they slept on while the
locomotive came upon them, and they were
thrown aside by the oowcatcher. Middleton
escaped With slight wound on the scalp, but
Small, his companion, sustained two severe
cuts on his face, besides two fingers on the
left hand being terribly larcersted. They
were brought to the City Hospital, where the
cepdition Of Snall's fingers necessitated their
smpulation. Both lads are now doing well.
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ate ate,sUyDAY-s0RooL CELEBRATION

1.-THE quarterly celebration Of the Sunday
school connected with the First Baptist Church
came OF yesterday afternoon. The congrega'
ton was large and highly delighted with the
exercises. The singing was unusually nne,
and reflected great credit upon the leader who
was able to train 90 many voices to such ac-
curate time. Prayer was offered by the Rev.
Mr.. Walters. OF Anderson, and an address de-
lIyered by the pastor, Rev. L. q. shuck, on
the. Subject OF ..Bble knowledge" which he
{nterspersed with many pleasing anecdotes
bndincidenss, and which highly delighted the
children. MIR. S. Hyde, the superintendent,
read che quarterly report, which exhibited
steady Increase in the numbers OF boih teachers
and scholars. For the past few sabbaths the
ays,ags attendance had been over one hnn'
dred. or ihe beautiful hymns sung "Peace
on EARTH and anywhere with Jesus" were
particularly Impressive. although all were
well rendered. A collection was taken up IN
aidof the library Of the Sunday.school. On
the swhole, the exercises were Of highly inter
estlng character.
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The Manchester Markets.

The Manchester Examiner OF March l5 reports:
This market during the past week has been ex.
ceedinPly lnanimate. and the tendency OF Values
mas ruled slightly against the seller; still a con.
siderable amount or 1rmncna has existed, and In
many quarters no change IL 'tations has neen
made Ibe greatest alterat for the worse
however, is tt be no iced IN tn 'nollDatlon on
he part Of buyers to make ofrets. IT, greater
tendencg to contract tn, ir operati. No DOUBT
money having hecome slightly tiy ,r and the
minis erlsl c isis have had some Ell y, but the
principal causes II Q pronably the ia, Of mer.
chauts having supplied their Immedlat 'qulre.
ments, and foreign advces not warrah IN.
creased pu chases eel lily with a falling cot
ton MARKET and prospects OF liberal recrlpls f"r
some time to come at the American ports. The
business OF the week has been small. 80 far,
however. there are but few stocks, aud producers
are fairly unier cuntracr. Ye>ter ay the tone OF
the market slightly Improved, but NO increase In
buyInQ WIS rpported ana to-day the feeling has
again become nat ami sellers almost universally
complain OF the absence Of demand.
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COTTON MARKETS.

LIVERPOOL, March 20.
Noon.-Cotton opened firm; uplsnds 9Iashd;
Orleans exd.
Eyening.-Cotton closed a'm; sales 1000
bales; speculation anu export 2oO0i tocludinP
1000 American. From savannah or Char!eston,
February aad March. 7.l6d; March aud April,
eHd; fr, m Ne ' o leans. February and March,
9Hd; MarcD and April, 7.l6d
Evening.-Cotton quiet; uplands l9hc; orleaos
~'o' AUGUST, /. March 20.
Cotton opened steady, with good demand Tor
all cieau bright colt ~, aud cllsed unchanged;
mlddllDg lsA; sales Ss7 bales; receipts 2l7.
PROVISIONS AND PRODUCE MARKETS.
LIVERPOOL March 20.
Foon -Breadstufs qulet. Beef BIS I'd. Cum.
berlaud cut 39s. Lard S3s Cd. Pork 83d 81.
tyening.-Snort ribs 405 Cd. Pork excited
and higher at l8HaleXs. Others steady and
mostly firm.
EyenIng.-Flour steader. Wheat dull and In
buyers favor. Corn dul |. Pork nrm. Lard
quiet. -, a.,
CIHCISNATI, March 20.
Flour unchanged and qniet. corn unchanged:
Provisions strong. Pork held at SIG, spot; ana
light offerings. Lard quiet; sts am helt as &c,
kettle SH. B con in good demand and nrmi
shoulders 6ha6X, clear rio sides 8HaS1, clear
sides 9a10, Sellers for July Whl>key nrm az DC.
WILMINGTON. NJ trch 20.
Spirits turpeatine dull; no sales reported
Rusln dull At So 20 for strained, delivered. crude
tui pentlne quiet at 81 so for hard, 81 Tor yelloW
dip and virgin. Tar quiet at 81 so.
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Interior Cotton Markets.

ORANa, BURG, March 20.
Sales during the week 10 bales. We quof; Or
dinary laal4 low mldd.lug l6. mlddling II X.
ROCK BILL, March %.
During the past week confidence has been re-
stored. and the 'eadng markets are now 1dirly
active at Xc advance. We Qnnie our market
1rm at II for best styles. Receipts OF the week
lSs bales-
UA1oH. March 28.
Low mIdd ing 1oHal5X; 30 bales sold durlDg
the week.
CHERAw. March %.
Strict mIddng per pound TX, middliug l7Ha
l7Is, low mlddliny II.
" COLUMBUS March %.
To dav little doing; sales 80 bales ut the follow
Ing figures: Ordinary 4hal5. god ordinary
l6al6X, low middlinps l7a17M. middItng l7HalS
Weeks sales 1923 bales-s60 Northern spinne g.
l24 home consumption, for New York, "A to
savannah. T,ta sales slnce September lat per
report OF shippers 4S,l05-S0 eB5 'or Northei
spnnerp, e36 for speculation, 1851 for New YorR,
1882 for Savannah, l45O for No lie. 700 for New
Orleans, 1865 home consumption. WEEKS
receipts 264 ba'e., against 2s2 The previous one,
and 3A the corresponding week last season
shipments l13, bales.
MONTGOMERY, March 2s
OrdIn ry 15c. good ordinary l6h. strict good
ordinary l71al7h, low middlngs Tx, mlddiing
l8M. The MARI ct 10 steady.
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CHARLESTON MANUFACTURES The develop
ment OF manufactures OF various kinds Is fast
becoming principal source of Improvement
and revenue to Charleston. High Ia the list
is The mandatory OF Mr.. P. P. Toale. Estao.
lished Immediately after the war, 1t has been
uniformly and increasingly successful, and
now affords unrlvalled facilities for the manu-
facture of doors, sashea, blinds or anything
else In hIs line. See his advertisement.
mchlO. .mWflmo
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R1oE-Buyers and sellers remain apart IN their
views OF this market, and there wsre no sales an
nouuc:d.
NAVAL SToREs-The receipts were 80 ools spir-
its turpentine and 268 bbls rosln. Sales loo ohls
spirits turpentine at CSC p gallon; also 100 bo
ros,n at s3 rs for low pale and So rs for extra No.
l. crude turpentine may be quoted at 81 for vr-
gin, So for yellow dip. aud 81 for hard.
FRBIaars.-To Liverpool, ny steam, direct,
nominal on uplauds, &C on sea Islands; via
New York, I'd on uplands, ID on sea
islands; by sail, s1ed on uplands, and
zkd on sra islands. To HaVre, Ike
On upands. Coastwlse-to New York, by
stem. xc on uplands and NC on sea Islands:
81 q fierce on rice; eOc a Dbl on rosr.
by sail, &C 2 ib on cotton; &C q tlerce on
rice; soc 2 Dbl on rosln; $l1@l2 y on lumber;
sl2Sl2 SO p on timber. To Bost n, by steam
xc on uplands and 50 SO 2 tlerce on rice; by SAIL
&C on2 b uplands; rosin 7oc; resaTed stun
sl2@12 SO; timber sl0@1s so; phosphate s5@5 So
To Providence, by sail slo@ll q on boards:
&c p b on cotton; ty steam &c via New York
To Philadelphia, by steam &c on uplands; 81 Is
p cssk on rice; soc p Dbl on rosin; 81 on spirits.
Through bills OF ladlng given to Boston, Provi
dence and the New england cities are regularly
issued on this route. anu dispatch guaranteed.
BY sail, So p n on boards; $l2 on timber; - ?
ton on clay; So SO on pnospnates. To Baltimore
by steam nc p b; by sail sst9S 5U = MOD
boards; = on timber; SO SO p ton at city; sin
q so p ton up river on phosphate r'ck. Vessels
,re In demand by our merchants to TAKE lulnur
freiohts from Georgetown. ). O.. Darlen and SntIl
Ia River. Ga, and Jacksonville Fla, TO Northern
norts and sio@l2 2 II are the rates on timuel
aud boards.
oinht checks on New York al 1f TO u per cent.
nremInm and se al y pr MUM.
EXCHANsB.-Stprliug ~ day oills 2b7S.
GoLD.-16H@ 6x.
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Received from OhIsolm's Mill. 43 tierces rice.
To Fraser & Dill.
Received from Benefits Mill. 1888 terces rice.
W Bee co, and Fraser IL Dill.
ARRIVED YESTERDAY.
Schr Henrietta HILL BILL, Little River, G..
5000 bushels corr. TO r n Butler Son.
CLEARED SATURDAY.
Steamship Champion, Lockwood, New York
James Adger Il CO.
Steamship Sea Gull. Dutton. Baltimore-Paul q
Trenholm.
SAILED SATURDAY.
Steamship Champion, Lockwood. New York.
SAILED YESTERDAY.
Steamship Sea Gull, Dutton, Baltimore.
Br bark David McNutt, Lockhart, Liverpool.
Schr Daley, Long. New York.
Schr E Frye, Alexander, Baracoa.
FROM THIS PORT.
Steamship Flag. Foster, at Boston, March 27.
German bark Augcst,, Ondenoerg, at Amster-
dam, March 9.
spanish brig Adels. oulnones. at Barcelona,
March 8.
spanish big Fortuna, Llenas, at Barcelona,
March 7.
spanish brig segundo, Romano, at Carreras
March 8.
UP FOR THIS PORT.
Schr Lilly, Hughes, at New York, March 2s.
CLEARED FOR THIS PORT.
Schr Myrover, Brown, at New York. March 2s.
Schr A hooper, Hooper, at Philadelphia
N ,rch 27.
schr Matoaka. Fooka. at Baltimore, March 2s.
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4 NEW FIRM.

Rv.the announcement in another eo!umi =.
u,,l be seep that partnership has been iormeu
BY Messrs. T. W. s,anland ana r, .n.nu a. nus ye
as naval stores brokers. The well KNOWN ie-
nn,ation of both these gentlemen In CONNER
a,ai c,roles. and the growing importance oi
,s,. trade In Charleston, should secure to the
nev. Arm highly prosperous mercantlie
career. Their Office has been established In
The new building, No. SO East Bay, where
they have ample facilities for the TRANSACTION
ofal, bueiness entrusted to their management
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New York Naval Stores Market.

NEW YORK, March 20.
The Daily Bulletin says: Receipts to-day o2l
bbls rosin 900 do spirits turpe tine Aq do tar.
there has bt en- fair demand for spirits turpen.
tine, but at q shade easier prices. Sales include
l0J bbls next weeks delivery at 6lc; 100 bbls spot
al 6lc both last evening" and to day IS bols at elc
So bbls at 59Hc, and 100 bbls to arrive az 6sHc,
d 4, the market closing at 6sHc. Strained rosin
has ruled quiet, and In absence OF demand prices
are tribe weaker. Sales rs small bbls at SO 66
and 2I7 bbs at So 49, bat 1t Is probable round lo,s
cnuld he OBJ ailtd as s33'. The 1ne grades IN
good request. with sales Of 900 bols good No at
So 66, and l60 bbIs No l at So. Tar qliet aud
nominally unchanged. Pitcn In fair joobing re-
quest and steady at 81 for prime city delivered.
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THERMOMETRICIL.

The following was the range of the ther-
mometsr for the past two days at the drug
store OF Mr.. Joseph BlackmaD, on the south
Hde OF Broad street:
March 20 8 A. NJ, 50; 10 A. NJ, So; Nm,
e5; P. NJ. es; P. NJ, ss; P NJ, IS; 8 P.
n, go.
March 30-s A. NJ, SO; 10 A. M, go; IL M.,
s5;2 P. NJ, ss; P. NJ: GA; P. NJ, g.; 8
P. H., 50.
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CouaHs.-A medicinal preparation In the
form OF lozenge is the most convenient.
"Brown's Bronchial Troches" allay irritation
which induces coughing, giving relief in
Bronchitis, Hoarseneas, IDfuenza, Consump-
tive aud Astpmatc complaints. DowIE,
NOISE & DAVIS, Agents. noV28-Wlm3
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ALL TIE new styles of Parasos, also an ex-
cellent assortment of light colored Kid
Gloves, just unpacked. A full supply OF Win
dow Shades, also Laoe Curtains, at Furch-
eott, Benedict Il Co. Is, No. 275 King street.
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Wilmington Market.

WILMINGTON, March 20.
SPIRITS TURPENTINE Market quiet and easy;
no sales repUr ed.
RosIN.-Sah Of 400 b,rre's strained, delivered,
at So 10 per Dbl; market quiet and Gull.
CRUDE uRPENTIHB B-kecepfs anu sales or l82
bbls at 81 25 Tor hard, 81 for yellow dip and 81
for virgin-the latter subject to deduction Of
one-nlth.
TAR.-Market quiet and steady; sales OF ITO
bbls a. So so per bbl
CoTToN.-Saies OF Is bales a. l6c, at l6c, and
0 at 1Ic per 10.
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funeral Notlrss.

gF THE RELATIVES, FRIENDS AND
Acquaintances Of Mr. and lIrs- JOHN a. G.
BUGdELN, OF Miss II. Butts, Of Mr.. G. Won
oehsen, and OF Mr. and Mrs. A. Witt, are respect.
fully invited TO attend III; Funeral Strvces OF the
former, at the German Lutheran Church, King
street, at O'Clock THIS AFTERNOON. mch3l.s
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orro soNNTAG, Dyer and sconrer, No. 81
Wentworth street, between Meeting and
Apson slreeta. Cents Coas, Pants, &C.,
nicely cleaned and renewed.
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Lat 50 deg 40 min 80 sec. Lon 10 deg 81 min q sc
ARRIVED SATURDAY.

Steamer Dictator, Coxerer. Pslatka via JACK
sOnvllle Fernandina and savannah. oales COZ
too, IS bales moss. bull potatoes, 23 pigs nas9; &
&c. To Ravenel 4 co. Stouey, LoWndrs co, W
ner quicker, Plnckney Bros. Metz, Mrs
Myers, and 9th rs.
ST. amer Pilot Boy, McNelty: from Darien, VIA
Savannah, Beaufort Pacific and Chlsolm'a LahI-
rg rs bales cotton, and lDdse. To havenel
Holmes 4 CO. D McPnerson. w NJ Bird co:
X att 4 CO. Henry agrner, Mrs Dickson, WIN
Ahrrns. Z aalsh, NcGOrly. A Polltz;r' hlncA'
wickenberg & Gu. s II NIisun Bro.
steamer 5 Allison, 1ogno, EdistO. Entefplts, ptsa,
and sundrles. To b Nesbit, Stoney, LoWndes
co, RaYenel. Holmes d co. Rlnsman BIOS, !ona'
ston, Crews & co, KeQaoke, and others,
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COMMERCIAL NEWS.
Exports.

NEW YoRK-Per steamship ChampIon-162b ga
sea .sland cot'o on, 46S balls Upland COTTON, !oi
,cs rice da8 bbls rsin, 56 bales dnmesrics, lou
hbls OIL 80 tcs clay 3sS sacks rice chah 80 empty
bbls, ll8 pkgs sundries. ,
BhLrIMuPR-P-r steamship Sea Gull-l6l bales
cotton liz tea RICE 40 casks clay, 20 oaes dohes-
tics 81 900 feet lumuer, - pkgs sundrles.
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FARES GREATLY REDUCED.

No, az, North River, foot Of anal street, Sa1EH9
New YORK. az II O'Clock noon, OF the 10Th, zutn
and sOth OF every month, except when These dates
fall on Sunday. then The Saturday preceding.
ers for South Pacific and central American ports.
For Japan and China Steamers leave San Fran.
ci co first OF every month. except when 1t falls on
suuday-then on the day preceding.
No California Steamers touch at Havana, out
90 direct from New York to Aspinwal
One hundred pounds baggage free 10 eacn soult'
NE ,icine and attendance free. e.,,-
For Passage Tickets or other lnlormatlon, appIy
at the COMPANY'S TICKET 0FFIUE, on the
Wharf foot OF Canal street, North River, New
YorT F. r BABY, Agent.
auolq.1yr
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hUCrIoN SALES THIS DAY:

William Mckay will sell at 10 O'clock at nlS
store, dry goods, straw hats, DC. e
II A. Enslow & Co. will sell on Rerr's "nari'
at II o'clock, damaged corn and oats.
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New York Rice Market.

NEW YORK, March 20.
The Daily Bulletin says: There was good de-
mand and fair business done a. our quotations.
sales were 5O tierces Carolina at 6Aaec 226 bags
Rangoon at 6Ha7c.
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Markets by Telegraph.
NfnNrY MARKETS.

LONDON, March 2s.
NEW YORK, March 20.
Stocks steady. Gold firm ~ loH. money nrm:
Sterling-long 8; short9. Governments qules ana
nrm. States dull and gtesdy.
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NORTHEASTERN RAILROAD.

bales upland cotton. ll9 obls rosin, lS Dds
an rits Iurpentlne $50 bushels peas, cars lumber,
mdse, DC. 10 Klnsman Howell, d II Silcox, NJ
schwartz d W q, @ Williams d co. Jas Mccall,
J X PrIugle i Son, Stoaey. Lowndes 4 CO. bardin
h Parker. Diamond y, Wm bila ,' co.
Sloney. A Tleienihal. Is Robinson, Whilden
Jone. E yelling. N E r r Agent. P Walsh, F
O'Neill, X Ryan. Meyer, s Raj road M
road Agent, q Norwood, w Downing, +
Rice, S Fass Green, E Bull and others
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JOHN G. MILNoR & Co. will sell at their auc'
tioH rooms en- Tuesday next, fine assort'
ment of wearing apparel, DC.
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Receipts per Railroad March 30.
SOUTH CAROLINA RAILROAD.

472 bales cotton, rs bales goods, i bblI 1our
lsI bbls avail 8 ores To Railroad Agent Ptzer,
Rodgers 4 co, " " smith, @ Follin Son, Field
man L CO, sloan Il Siegpious, A Sannas, 7
Smith, Geo Williams co, Wiss Il co, {
Courtney & co, A $ smith, II Walter co, X
White. Mowry son. W N Bird 4 co, Street Bros
4 col q Trenholm, " Robson, Trenholm d
ON, & Bart 4 CO, Bardin 4 Parker, Wardlaw
rev. Murdaugh & weekey. F Meyer, W a
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GEoRGEToWN, S. @.

Time Table OF Steamer EMILE, -
Captain O. q. White, Tor haron, lsis; - -
LEAVE CHARLESTON. LEAVE ekUhahiO"f.
WEpNEs'Y, Mch 6. A AlMoNDAY, MGn q . N
Fanny. Men Ia, 9 A u WRDNRs'Y, Mch IL, s A II
WRDNEs'Y. Mch l9, Ga u MONDAY, Mcn II, y
MONDAY, Mch "a, 8 FRIDAY, MGh q,
FRIDAY, Mch %, 8 4 u %BDNRs'Y, Mch %, ga II
MONDAY, Mch 81, ga II
SHACKELF0RD KELLY, Agents.
mctl tl.stuthlmo
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BUSINESS NOTICES.

See First Page for other Local Matters
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F o R F L 0 r , a.
VIA saw WANNA

Tss SRa9da SaSasn slss Tafs s sss@sss Sesgsss
and CITY POINT, Captain Fitzgerald, WlI[ Ieave
Charleston every TUESDAY, THURSDAY and SUN.
DAY EVENING at 8 o'clUck precisely, for Savan.
Cove Springs, St. Augustine, Palstka and all
L ,ndipgs on ST. Johns River. Connecting at
Palatkn with steamers for the 0cawaha hlver
and with the Steamer ST aRLfGHT Tor Enter
prise. MellonriIle and all points on the Upper
ST. Johns and Indian River t5,.s-.
Connect at Fernardina with Florida Railroad
for all points In the inferior, and with Railroad
for New Orleans and Havana, via Cedar keya;'F
All Way Freight must be prepaid.
For Freign5 or Passage, spply 70
RAVENEL d CO., Agents.
dec2 Cor. Vandernorst's Wharf and East Bay,
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MEMORANDA.
The schr Ridgewood, Henderson, for George.
town aud Port Blun, q. cleared at New York,
Marcl 2s.
The bark Sapphe OF Mystic, Conn, which ar
rived at Liverpool on the 1llh inst, from charles
ton, has been sold to parties there for $4,000
sterling.
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The Charleston Cotton, Rice and Navn
Stores Market.

OFFICR CHARLESTON NRws,
SATURDAY EVENING, March 20, 1873.
CorToN.-This staple present: quiet and dull
cha, acter, the demand being unlmportant and
business light at nomlnally unchanged prices.
Sales about $50 bales, say at IA, IL at Is, at
l6k, 80 at Tx, 65 at 1sH. We quote:
11xRRPnnI CLASSIFICATION.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1873-03-31
CITY AFFAIRS.
MEETINGS THIS DAK.

washington Rifle Club, at 8 P. NJ.
"a, Andrews Society, at 8 2. M.
The Jeffersonian. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1853-1911, 1873-01-09
The Sixth Premium.

For sir successive years the GROVER & BAKER
Sewing Machine has carried off prizes at the
Monroe County Fairs.
At the late meeting of the Society, it award
ed the Premium to this excellent Machine for
" DOING THE BEST WORK DONE ON
THE GROUND" We did not import our
samples from the cities, hut showed the Com
mittee the capacity of the Machine, how com
pete and readily every style of work could be
done; sewing through nine thicknesses of hea-
Wy cloth, four thickness of leather and segar
boxes; then without any change of needle or
thread, sewing cambric, muslin and tissue pa
per.
after careful examination of the different
machines on exhibition the Judges decided in
favor of the working ability of the !" Grover q
Baker"
Therefore the uery best Sewing Machine for
for every Lady to purchase is the improved
Grover & Baker.
Sold on monthly instalments, with full in
struetions.
J.Y. SIGAFUS.
Stroudsburg, Sept &c, 1872.