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The Briefless Barrister? BY JOHN G SAXE. An attorney was tatting; a turn, In shabby habiliments dressed ; Bis coat it was shockingly worn, Ana the rust had invested his vest. His breeches had suffered abreacb. His linen and worsted were worse : He had scarce a whole crown In his nat, And not hali a crown In his purse. And thu' as he wandered along, A cheerless und comfortless elf, He sought for relief In a song. Or amplalnlugly talked to himself : "Cnfurtucate man that I am ! i've never a client but grief ; The case ts, I've no case at all. And, in brief, I've ne'er had a brief ! ?.i've waited, and waited in vain, Expecting an opening to And, Where an honest young lawyer might gain Some reward for the toll of his mind. '. 'Tis not that I'm wanting in law, Or lack ari intei lgent face, . That others have cases to plead, Whiie 1 have to plead for a case. 'O. hew can a modest young man E'er hope for the smallest progression, The profession's already so full. Or lawyers so lull of profession ! While thus he was drolling around, His eye accidentally ftll On a very deep hole In the ground, And he sighed to himself, "lt is well." To curb his emotions, he 6at On the curb-stone the space of a minute, Then cried, "Here's au opening at last ! ' A nd In less than a jiffy was in it ! Next morning twelve cit'zens came, ('Twas the coroner bade them attend,) To the end that it might be determined How the man ha i determined his end ! ..Thc man was a lawyer, I hear," Quoth the foi eman who sat on the corse. "Alawver? Alas !" said another, * . "He undoubtedly died ci remorse." A third said. "He knew the deceased, An attorney well versed in the laws, And as to the canse of his death, 'Twas no doubt the want of a cause !'' The Jury decided at length, Alter sob mnly weighing the matter, That the lawyt-r was drowned because He could not keep bis head above water ! February 14,1871. CUM ni: nc i-IL y ans. Exports Yesterday. ? FLYMORTH, ENG-Per Br brig Robert McClure 331 urns phosphate rock. ROTTERDAM-Per Br bark Ermina-1701 bales upland cotton. AMSTERDAM-Per British bark Slrian Star-2010 bales upland cotton.* BARCELONA-Per Span brig Panchita-842 bales upland cotton. 1500 feet lomber. PHILADELPHIA-Per steamsbln Empire-146 bales cotton, 45 tierces rice, 151 bales yarns, Ac. 784 bbls naval stores, 160 bbls potatues, 265 boxes vegetables, 13,000 leet lumber and tunarles. Exports of n>< Week ending Slay 18. FOREIGN. LIVERPOOL-Per British bark Volage-65 bags sea Island cotton, 2318 bale- ufiaud cotton; 551 bogs cotton seed, 169 tons phosphate rock. h AKc t LONA- Per Spanish lsabelliia-300 bales upland cotton.Per Span brig BeUa Dores-160 hales upland cotton. DOMESTIC BOSTON-Per sehr cynosure-153 bb'.s rosin, 131 bbls spirits oi turpentine. 20 tons old Iron, l bale rope.Per sehr David Mllltr-701 bbls rosin, sou bbls spirits tm pen tine, 23 bbls pitch. 1 hhd glass, l bun J.e lead, 13 hhds iron, ?0 tons loose iron. Nhw YORK-Per steamship Georgia-81 bags sea island and 743 Dales upland cotton, -1 tes rice, 146 bb s naval stores, loo b .les domestics and goods, 129 bbls COttOU seed meal, OJ bbls cotton seed oil, 1649 bbls potatoes, 1965 boxes vegetables, 73 pkgs sundries.Per steamship James Adgtr-29 bags tea island and rJltr bales uplaud cotton. 107 bates yarn, ic. 90 tierces rice, 33 bundles paper, 107 empty bbls, 89 b .ls rosin. 40 packages sen dries. 1124 bbls potatoes, 133 crates vegetables. PHILAHELFUIA-Per steamship Vinglnla-151 bales cotton, T? tierce- rice, 772 bb.'s naval si ores, 238 bales yarns and domestics, 277 packages vege? tables, 10.000 feet lumber, le casks clay and sun? dries.Per sehr H G Hand-250 tons phosphate rock. BALTIMORE-Per steamship Falcon-120 . bales cotton, 79 tes rice.-66-bales domestics, 23 rolls' leather, l hin! ai,a 4 bales hides, 8 pkgs mdse, 450 pkgs vegetables. Ac. NEW HAVEN-Per sehr F Merwin-248,000 feet lumber. DARIBN, GA-Per seht A R Wetmore-Inward cargo. THC Clim loton Market. ron THE WEEK ENDING THCRSDAT, MAT IS. TUE CROPS.-The weather for much of the past week has been too cold fer cotton, auld reports ircm the Interior have been unfavorable in refer? ence to the stand und the progress of the crop, replanting being nc cessai y in many cases, plac? ing a part of thegrowth at the mercy of the frost in the Cf ming fall. THE RECEIPJS.-The arrivals at the cotton ports continue to fall tff, und were for the week, up to Friday .'as:, 46,849 bales, agalust 51,432 the week previous, and 3S,2Ss bales for thc corresponding time last year. At New Orleans the receipts wtre 1P.2S0 bales, ia contrast with 14,060 for the wttk . of the year berore. The total supplies at the cotton ports from September I, 1570, np to the latest mull oates, were 3,657,727 bales, against 2,667,335 the previous season, sh w. lng an increase of 990,392 bales. The arrivals at the principal Southern markets from September 1, 1870, up to the latest telegraphic intelligence, as contracted with the year before, were as follows: 1871. 1870. Kew Orleans. May 17.1,3.4,544 1,079,192 Mobile, Mav 17.WtfiU. 291,284 Savannah, May 17.702,700 458.257 Charleston, Mav 17 . 327,688 223,475 Galvestoti.Mav 17.2*8.810 232 915 KorolIC, Kay 17 . 313.943 192,549 Wilmington, May 17 . 85,963 52,634 7he following are the receipts at the chief Southern centres from May ll to 17th, 1871, in? clusive, as repotted ny telegraph. Tins includes all point', but overland: NEW ORLEANS Mav ll.:443.May 12.47691 May 13.l-tas.Kay is.4597 y 2?,35S May 16.4660.May 17.2526J MOLILL May ll.103S.May 12. 6191 May 13.. ?>2..Muy 15. 152 f 3,159 ?tay ie. 457.May 17.iii J SAVANNAH May ll.USO.May 12. 6821 May 13. 0-U.Mav 15. 365 r 4.S90 May ie. 94u.May 17.503J Co AK; r>rUN May ll. 609.May 12.5811 May 13 . 660.Muy 15.4i>l )? 3,570 May l?. 4SI.May 17. 832J GALVESTON May ll. 637.May 12. 9271 May if. 940.May 15.1087 ^ 4,731 May 16.iro.May 17.-j NORFOLK - Mey ll. 140.May 12. 5501 May 1U. 'JPO.May ia. 3i2 J- 1 P41 May 16. 95.May 17. 505 j WILMINGTON Mb vi:. 00.Vayi2. 251 May 13. 20.May 15.21? V 394 M;:v 16. 55.May 17. 25 J Total. 59,043 The supplies for the corresponding week last year were 44,e;>j bales. The stock of the article ;a sight at the latest dates was as follow*: Steck In Liverpool..bales 9S6.ooo 527.900 Stock ?n London. 92.350 37,378 Stock in Glasgow. 700 300 Stock in Havre. 30,900 S5.000 Stock lu Marseilles. 15.600 12.550 Stock In Bremen. 56.444 13.860 Stock test of Contmen;. 35,ooo 30.000 A?cat for Great Britain (Amer? ican.). 240,000 180,000 Afloat tor France (America 1 and B:azi'.). ._ 27,000 71.210 Afloat tor Bremen (American). ci,497 21,018 Toinl Iud iou eotioa atlont tor Europe. 282.280 171.000 Stock in United states ports.. 375.176 329.S58 Stock in tue iuland iowav. 49.786 63.339 Total. 2,813,633 1,542 513 Increase of stock in sight. 67u,l2u Thcreceipts at this port for the week just ter r-inatcd were t? bags of sea islands and Floridas and 3564 bales of uplands, against 5 bags or sea islands and Florida! and ?479 bales 0.' uplands for the wtek before, and 23 bugs of sea islands and F.orldas and JC34 ba'cs of uplands for the time last season. These supples have < orneas follows: say of uplands per ?oiith Cand?na Rail road 3:30 bale-, per Northeastern Railroad 274. per Savannah and charleston Railroad -, Peedee 38, samee23, wagot-3 24; of sea island?. Beaufort 2, F.'onda 2, Savannah 2. THK COTTON MAKKKT.- This ai ti-le for much of j Jfce week alntnitol a hardening chan, ?ter and prices advanced. The rates In the foreign market, which commenced at 7Xd, stiffened to 7?@7?d ? Hs for middling uplands; at New York prices began at l.'-Xo, Improved to 16>,', and receded to l5?c; while at this point middling uplands, which opened somewhat nominal at H?@i4Xc, went .ap to 15}io H ?, closing . nominal at 15>?@ I5?c V ft. The transactions at Liverpool and New York for this period were as follows: On Friday, Ma? 12, the former closed with a harden? ing tendency, uplands 7?d, sales 12,000 bales; the latter was steady at I5?c, sales 5186 bales. On Satnrday the former was buoyant, upland? 7?@ 7?d, sales 15,000 bales; the latter was firm at 15? @i6c, sales. 4685 bales. On Monday the former wa3 active and Armer, uplands 7>id; sales 15,000 bales; the latter opened strong and was at 16?c, closing easier at I6?c, sales 3000 bales. On Tues? day the former was firm, uplands 7 ?@7?d, pales 12,000 bales; the latter was-dull and lower at 15? cts. sales 2i 71 bales. On Wednesday the former was quiet and steady, uplands 7>i@7?a'd, sales 12,000 bales; the latter was weak at la&c, sales 2230 bales. Yesterday the former was quiet, up? lands 7K@7?id, sales 12,000 bales; the latter was unchanged at 15?c The transactions and prices at this point for the week were as follows: On Friday, May 12, the market was strong ana the article held higher, generally ibove the views of buyers; sales 250 bales; quctations unsettled and nominal. On Satnrday the article was stronger and in good re? quest, pries improving a lull }?c H lb ; sales 600 bales, ordinary to good ordinary being quoted at li*S@l4,'4'c; low middling l4?@14?c; middling 15c; strict niddling ro sales. Od Monday there was a good demand at advancing prices, the rates improving about ?c $ ft; sales 700 bales, ordi? nary to good ordinary being quoted at I2@14>ic; low middling 15c; middling 15?, and strict mid? dling lii?(?)16c ? ft. On Tuesday the article was quiet but without change; sales 200 bahs; quota? tions as before. On Wednesday the inquiry was light with rather easier rates, which, however, were not quot ably lower; sales 250 bales, ordinary to good ordinary being quoted at I2@t4>gc; low middling 15c; middling 15>ic; strict middling m salea. Yenterday*?h* Inquiry was light at some? what unsettled and rather easier figure?; sales 150 bales, say 5at 14.!*, Sa114?, 9 at 14?. 113 at la, 18 at 15?e. We emote somewhat nominal!} : LIVEXIOOL CLASSIFICATION. SEA ISL.IND COTTON.-The arrivals Ci this class of theartidc were Ugh', say 6 bags, 2 of willett were Carcilnas, 2 Floiklas and 2 from havannah, for the week. There has been a limited inquiry, at somewhat easy figures, with snles of about loo bags, mostly Floridas, and about 30 Carolinas. Among tl ese were 20 Floridas at ?0c ^ lb; 7 ai 42c, and 40 at 35@45c 9 ft. 0..-carolinas, 1 frosted at 20, 3 at 25,1 at 30, 3 Ut C5, 6 at 40, 7 at 45, 2 h 52?, 1 at 52, 5 at 68, 2 at 75. Floridas may he quoted somewhat nominally, say for medium grades 30 g)35; (rood 40; On'j 42a@45. Common kinds are dull aud unquotable, carolinas are' nominal. KICE.-Ibo receipts or this grain were light, say about 3000 bushels of Carolina roifgh. Tim market has been generally quiet,and transactions limited, w ithout showin.'any important change. The sales were about 30o tierces clean Cai olida among which were 50 tierces ar. 8 9-16, 46 at s?. 178at82?cV ft. We quo e common to fair clean" Carolina nt 8@8?; good 8?@s?c f lb. NAVAL STOKES.-There have bceu moderate supplies )f these articles coming -ir wa rd, the week's arriviils amounting to about 3000 Obis o' all kinds. Rosins have been in good request, ami have generally met with ready sale, the transac tions of tliejweek amounting to about lf.oo bbls. among whluli were 250 bbls No 3 at $1 75; 175 No 2 at $1 S5; 75 extra No fi at $2; 25 low No 1 at ?2?5; 12 dull and opaque KI $3; 50 dull at 50; io low pale at $4 SA; 30 n?ile at $5, aud 21 paie ut $5 50 ^ bbl.- Spirits turpentine hns bien quiet, and 118 bbls were sold at 43c 9 gallon. . The following ia a review of :!:e market for the week: ROSINS.-In this artice we have to report rather a Aimer nmket for all grades, and parcels have been taken at figures given below. Thc sa': s were as ?t?ows: On Friday 274 bbis said at Si 75 for comm m strained, $'l so fer No 2, |2 25 for low No 1, $4 25 for low pale. Satnrday 306 bois at $175 for common strain. $1S5 for-No 2. il 9? for extra No 2, $3 50 for No l. aud $5 76 for '.-xtra pale. Monday 290 bbls at $1 90 for No 2, $2 for No 2, $3? l 50 for dull, and $5 .for pale. Tuesday 410 bbls at $1 85 for common strained, 52 for ex? tra No 2, j;2 25 for low No 1, $5 for pale, and *5 5C for extra pale. Wednesday 206, bbls al $1 so^'i 90 for No 2, J2 for extra No 2, $3 30 to $3 50 for extra No 1, $5 for p ile. Thursday 101 bbls at fl 90 for No 2, $2 25 for low No 1, $5 50 for extra pale. Srarra TIKIMINTINE- ls still in an unsettled condition, with some dullness, and a decline of >i@'.c cc accouut or lncgiiar pacKagcs, the prices ob: ained were 41.41? aud 42c per gallon. CRCDE TCRPEKTINE.-Tlie market was quiet, and declined 25c, tay $3 75, for virgin, "3 for soit and $1 so for hurd. HAY-The arrivals of North River qualities were abc ut 500 bales; sales of This description from the wLarf took place at $1 50 "P hundred. CORN.-Tue additions to stock were coullned to a caigc or New Orleans, say about 16,003 bushels. There has been a fair Jobbing trade at somewhat steady Uguie?, prime white generally selling in limited i jts at about 97@98c ? bushel, sacks In? cluded. OATS.-There were no receipts of thin grain. In a wholesale way lt may be quoted 81@82c $ buste!. PEAS.-The market has been quiet and dull, with clay selling at about $l@l 25 $ bushel, as In quality and size of lot. FLOOR.-The market has a fair supply of mest qualities of this article, with a steady city and and country demand. Northern aud Western line mav lie quoted at $6@0 25 ^ bbl; super at $6 50?7 bbl; extra at $7 5t'@7 75 ^ bbl, and lamity at $s@$ 50 ? bbl. Southern descriptions are in moderate stjck, aud super may be quoted at $6 50? 7 "ja bb!; extra at $7 5< ?$ ? bbl; lamlly at $8 25(019 r? bbl, and extra family at $9 50?io ? bbl. BACON.-The stock of prime meat is moderate, with a steady Inquiry for Hie country trude.' Pi ?me sn.oked shoulders may be quoted at 8?@ SJj'o f? lb; prime smoked cl*ar rib rtdes flt lo?c $ ft; prime Baited shooldprs at'7c ?. A, and prime salted sides at 9?@9?e ? ft. VEGETABLES AND FKfrr.-irish potatoes ate in moderate stock, and may bc quoted at $2 60<s> 3 50 ^ bbl, a* lo quality. Onions are nominal. Apples are generally inrerior in quality, and may be quotei at $5 50@C 50 f. lib!. Oranges-none on on the market but Sicily. Bananas may be quoted at $2@J4 ^ bunch. Irish potatoes of Charleston growth, new crop, are coming forward freely, and sell at $4@4 59 $ bbl. Sro AK .IND MOLASSES.-The stocks are moderate, but good to prime grocery sugars may bo quoted atll?(S;i2?c ts lb. New Orleans molasses, prime is scarce and may be quoted at 62$ft4c t* gallon. Prime Louisiana sui;ar is held a; 11612c, lair at 10$lD?c Cuba muscovado molasses, new crop, may be quoted at 35<?:37c in hluls. and SS@40c in bbls.; layed at 83?35c ;n buds, aud 35@37c in bbls. BUTTEU AND LAUD.-There is ?i fair stuck of prime Goshen. New butter. New York State. in, tubs, choice 3S@42c ? ft; Weich tubs3:@>9; old butter, New York State, sweet, 15@30c; low grades LQQ12; Western l't?lso. Lard is in fair supply, tmd is held at is@i ic m ft. SALT.- Jobbing parcels of Liverpool received Street rr. ay be quoted at $1 35r<|.i 50 $ sack. IRON HANDS AND TIES for cotton, ol' the m^i inproved patterns, are ottered on the market ai >@7c f ft. INDIA BACHJINO.-There is bu: iittls inquiry for .his article. Wc quote 22?23: fi jard, nominal. TIMC*". AND '.MEER.-The market for thts arni ile is quiet. We quote timber for milling purposes rom $fii?lo. Shipping timber $10$15. Bright umber, good merchantable, from city mills, cut' ? size, ironi $ts?22 H M by the carse; lumber >er rall, $13?15; river lumber, $10?12; dressed umber, $22@25. FREIGUTS-To Liverpool, by steam direct nomi, lal on uplauds; via New York, Jjd on uplands; d on nea Islands; by sail ?d on uplands, ?d on st a Islands. To Havre nominal. Coastwise -to New York,by stenm ?c on uplands and ?Ye on ea Islands; $125 ? tierce on rice; by sm:. - $ ft Ordinary to good ordinary. Low middling.. Middling. Strict middling. 12 @14>? .14?@15 ,15.'"'?15? .Nominal. on cotton; - V tierce on rice; 40c ? barrel on rosin; $7@$8 ?l 1? on lumber; $P@IO ? Mon Um? ber. To Boston, by sa?, >ic ft on upland cotton. To Providence, by sail, $8 oo ?jv M on boards, Xe ? ft on cotton; by steam $1 $ bale on New Torie rates. To Philadelphia, by steam, Kcfcfton uplands; by sail, $7 ?? M on boards; $9 on timber; $3 ?I ton on clay, and $3@3 50 on j phosphates. To Baltimore by steam, Kc f? ft; by sall, $6 50@7 $ M on boards; $3@3 25 V> ton on phosphate rock. Vessels are in demand by our merchants to take lumber freights from Georgetown, S. C., Darien and Satilla River, Ga., and Jacksonville, Fla., to Northern porte, and $10@12 fl M are rates on lumber and boards. DOMESTIC EXCHANGE.-The banks are purchas? ing sight checks on New York at par; five days )i off; 10 days % off; 15 days - off; 20 days -; 30 days -. They are se!\jng sight checks at }? prem. EXCHANGE-STERLING BILLS.-The rate yester? day was 22J? for 60 day bills. GOLD.-The brokers were yesterday buying at I ll and selling at. 12. Markets hy Telegraph. MONET MARKETS. LONDON, May. is-Noon.-Securities unchanged Evening.-Hunton increased three quarters of a mtlllou pounds. Consols 93J?. Bonds 90?;. FRANKFORT. May 18.-Bouds 98?. NEW YOKK, Maj 18-Noon.-Frnghts firm. Gov? ernments steady and string. Stocks strong and uctive. states dull but strong.- Money easy at 4. Sterling-long 10>i; short ll. Evening.-Money ea.^y at 3a4; extremes range from 2 to 5. Sterling firm at 10KA10K- Gold I2j?al2y4'. Governments suoug but not very ac? tive and advanced; 62s 11%. States-Southerns dull but very strong. Tennessees 7 %; new 71. Virginias 69; new 71K.Loulslauas 69K; new 02Jfj levees 69K; eights 84. Alabamas 103; Qves 69. Georcias S8; sevens 9z;i. North Carolinas 48y4': new 27 ?i. south Carolinas 74; new 63>?. Freights moderately active and firmer. NEW ORLEANS, May 18.-Sterling 23J?. Sight Yt premium. Gold-l2?i. COTTON MARKETS. LIVERPOOL, May 18-Noou.-Cotton opened steady; uplands 7H@"Xd; Orleaus 7&@7?id ; sales 12,000 bales. Evening- Cotton quiet and steady; uplands 7.l?d; Orleans 7J(d;?:i shipboard at New Orleans, jj?d. Sales, 12,000 bales; to specuaUon and^x port. 4 oo. NEW YORK, May 18-Noon.-Cotton unchanged; UDlat.ds I5^c; Orleans 16c; sales 1000 bales. Evening.-Cotton steady, witn a good demand ; sales of 5400 bales at I6jfc. BOSTON. May 18.-Cotton dull: middlings 16c; uet receipts 189; gross 495; sales 2000; stock 10,500 bale--. . .UALTIUORB. May 1?.-Cotton less active: raid tilingsI5'4ai6c;?: nefrecelpis 60 bales; gross W2; sales 425: stock 3078. NORFOLK, May 18.-Cotton nominal; low mid dllngs 14c; net receipts 75 bales; exports coa?t Wise 560; stock 1118. WILMINGTON, May 18.-Cotton quiet; middlings 15<:; uet receipts 65; exports coastwise 175; stock 1755 hales. AUGUSTA, Mav 18.-Market quiet bur steady at 14,!4'to 14?i? for Liverpool middlings; offerings light: sales 200: receipts 100 bales. SAVANNAH. May 18.-Cotton quiet and steady; middlings I4%@i5c; net receipts 1350; sales 300; stock 28,901 bales. - MOBILE. Mav IS.-Colton doll; middlings 15@ 1CV. net receip'-s 906; saes200; stock 26.339 bales. NEW ORLEANS, May 18.-Cotton quiet nnd weak: middlings 15K?1S??C; net receipt- 953 bales; gross 953; exports to Davre 2071; sales 2ooo; stock 130.2!?. GALVESTON. May t7.-Cotton quiet; good ordi? nary 13al4e; net receipts 1033 bales; exports lo continent 738; sales 7o; stook'57,939. GALVKSTON. May IS.-Cotton quiet; good ordi? nary l?ii?'ic: ne< receipts 94o; expurts coast? wise fcP??; sal' s-700; stoCK 57,98u bales. . ritOVISIoNS AND rRODfCK MARKETS. LIVERPOOL. May IS-Soot:.-New corn 35?. Bvetiloc-Pork 03s. Lard sis. NEW YORE, May *?-Soon.-Fionr a s!ia<ic tinner. Wheat about ic .better. Corn a shade llrmer. Pork $16al6 25. Lard dui), 'iuipentiue steady ai51@52c. Rosin steady at $2 50a2 55. Evening.-southern dour shade Armer; com 1Sou to fair extra ?? 75u7 -5; good to choice $7 SO aa. Whiskey 9.-.Sa?8c Wheal, spring lc better; winter 3nac helter; winter red ano amber Wt stern $1 (Liai 68. Com decidedly lower. 76a79j?e, closing inside. l?ie.-' quiet but ilrm at &&a9j?c. I'ork lowe: at $16. Lard steady; kettle lOXc. Naval sioras.steady. Tallow S^auc. BALTIMORB. May vi. -Flour Arm and in good demand. Wheat firm Corn Armer, white 74a 76 .; yellow 75 i77c. Port! <lull. $18. Bacon weak but in giio i demand; shoulders 7,la'a7*?'e; clear rib IO Vc. Lard il.'.'cl2e. Whiskey 03c. WILMINGTON, May is.-spirits turpentine steady at 4tc, with an advancing teudency. Rosin* Arm; J4 for No 1 and $0 for window glass. Crude turpentine $2 to ?4. Tar steady ut $2. CINCINNATI, Muy l?.J-Flour-demand fair and t.rlccs oivanced. Com dull and drooping nt 56a 57c. Pork Armer at Sl?aic ?0, closing nominal; $16offered. Lard, lose ottered; snmmer made 9c. Bacon weak: shoulders 7c; sides tfji9J?. Whis? ker tlrm at 82c. LOUISVILLE, May 18.-Flour active. Corn qiiiet; shelled- 6!ic. Provisions very dud. Mes? pork held at $17 25. Lacou steady; clear rio sides 9c. Lard unchanged. Whiskey ssc. NEWOKLE NS May 18.-Flour easier, superflue *6 ...:>; double ??75; treble $7. BrauSI fiu. Hay, prime $???53. Pork dud and lower, mess SIS 5o. Baou SK. 9J*al?>ic; sugar-ctlred hains 14,',-e. All others uLchaugeiV. New York Ric? Market. From the Daily-Bulletin, May IC: The marke* remains steady. Foreign ls in moderate request, for dealers' use. and being offered rather sparing, ly commands full prices 400 bags Rangoon, duty paki, sold at 7a7?ic currency. .Taroliua is scarce, ami i- flrmly held. We ?piole 9:i9>?e. From the Journal of commerce: The market' 14 duiet to-day. l ut prices remain steady after tue recent liberal movements. Holders do not offer much i-iock at nm monteur,and there ia cow prtitidu enough am mg buyers to sustain the "market. Domestic continues to bc .?caice and is strong. We none? sales of -?oo-bags Kengoon, duty paid, at 7a?Hc, curiency. We qucte Candi : a at. o.fO.'tc. .From the Herald: Rice was in limited demand. Aside from a small jobbing trade there was no business In progre.-s: 200'bags Rangoon, lu lots, wer- auld at from Vi ta ?KC per pound, and 76 tierces Carolina at ir jin 8% to OJic per pound. The market for large lots was dull dud rather heavy. New York Naval Stores Market? From the Journal of Commerce. May 16 : The market for spirits turpentine remains very du There are some few lots crowding on the murki and difficult to sell at light concessions. We quote merchantable lots closing .it 5ia6IJi?c Sates em brace 60 bois In lot- at 12a02.'s'c, and 50 bbls nt 5lc. Rosins-the demand ls moderate fur si ra lu td ut steady pnces. Sales embrace 650 nbis good Strain ni ut $2i5 and200 bbls strained at S237j?. Tht best grades are In demand from shippers and 4o0 bbl? virutu-were ink. n at $7. We quote strained at $2 ?to: No. 2 >2 (>nu? 90; No l *3a4: pine ?4 -.'5u fi 50; extra pate and virgin $0a7. 25 bbls Wash lugtou tar sold at $2 45. , New York Hay Market. From the Dally Bulletin, May 16: Receipts to? day 2250 bain". Shipping m lair detuaud. at si cash and $i ne.. The sales ure 100 lisles lor Wilmington ai 50 for Ch irleston at SI: -75 for columbia at $i: 60 mr Norfolk at si er.; ami tam rorUavHuaa- tl. Ketall dull, at fl loal 35. straw Aim at the advance. IntertorColton Marketa, COLUMBIA, May 17.-Sales or io:.-, on yesterday 50 bales; ml diing 14c. " SUMTER. May lu.-Cotton active, with un ad vance of ? cunt. Sales fur the pus*, week bare ruledfMui9to 14eta,according l?grate, sales 20 bale.-; marka clo.-es dull. COLUMBUS, Muy lt?.-Marke', quiet: middlings 14c. Lillie demand or offering.- Sales 9J bah s; receipts, *JI bales; shipments, 4e baie--. MONTGOMERY, May 16.-Our colton market i qulei and weak: quoiaiiona aie unchanged. .SELMA. May ie.-There were saies yesterday to the amount of -io bales. Market Irregular: prices nominal. e '1 Wilmington Market.' . . WILMINGTON. Muy 17.-TOKPBSTIXK. - Is in demand and receipts meagre. Sates to-day or sn bbls a: S4 for viigin. ?3 io 'for yeiltnv dip, uni *2 rur hurd, per ZM lbs. SPIRITS TORrxxTiNK-Sales or 391 casks at 43>ie. and 200 casks at.43j.ic per gulum. ROSIN.-Sa es of 354 b..ls at $2 f. r No 2 8223 for extra No 2. $:; 25a4 for No I, f4 60, for low pale $6aS -io for pale, $6 $6 5oa6 75 for wmdoiv glans. TAR -ZO bois received and sold at iz ncr bb-. Corra'..-Small sales at 1 liaise n.;r lb. Comparative BxpuitsorCotttth an? Ku:? from tlit- Pore of Charleston, fruin Sen . comber ?, 1870. to May IS. IK71 , 187u-'71. , EXPORTED TO I.-!-1.-_ S. I. Tp'.l. ?Ricejs. I. ,1 ?i'd. liverpool.? 424:i|ll4 70j..';..'j C-;7'.-; 7l??h Boston. Rhode Island.. New York. Philadelphia... Bait. <fc Nr'folk Oth. U.S.Ports Tot'lC'sePorr.H Grand total. 553J?124812:10604 301 S9III 2323 ....I 128741 7555 56321151157129759 P574?3llS'-S5,2?;59 127 MIMTOS 1?| Ki40j 2342 143^-41 fiU20 3751 ?33 6207 12242; i_ l-.'5I29lv3ti4: Charleston Wholesale Prlcee. ARTICLES. PRICKS. BAGGING, $ yara Dundee. 9 Gunny Cloth.-. 22 ? 23 New York Double Anchor, 44 Inches, 2?ths. @ BALE ROPE, ? ft Manilla. @ Western. s @ 12* Jute. ? I'lTTEE-Cosheu. 30 ? 40 Country. 25 @ SO COTTON, 9 ft Ordinary to (rood ordinary.... 12 @ 14? Low middling. 14?? 16 Middling to strict Middling... 15?-? . Good middling. ? Sea Islam!. ? COFFEE, "gt ft Rio. 16 @ 19 Laguayra. ? .lava. ? FERTILIZERS Carolina Fertilizer, $ 2000 fts. Cash.50 oo @ , .. Time (wlthv per tt. Interest) 55 00 @ Wando Fertilizer.cash.... 50 oo @ Time.. 55 00 ? Double Relined Poudrette. 30 00 @ Niles'Phosphate.'.. 63 00 @ Peruvian Guano, ??2240 lbs... 100 00 @ .. . PacitlcGuano,920(0lbs.cash. 55 oo @ Time.6) 00 @ .. . Phoenix Guano. 47 60 @ Baugh's Phos., ^20DO Uss.cash 50 00 ? Rhodes' Phosphate, Tfi 2000 tbs 65 oo ? Rhodes' Standard Manure ($65 time). 57 50 ? urchlllo Guano ($40 time). 35 00 @ Land Plaster. 13 00 @ 15 00 Mapes'Super Phos. $ 2000 tts. 65 00 ? Wolston'* rhoaphate of Lime 65 00 ? 'Vooiston's Vege'or, 92000 tbs 65 00 ? Croasdale'sGen.SuD.Phos. net co 00 @ Bowers' Complete Manure, net 60 00 @ Sardy's Plios. Peruvian, cash. 65 00 @ Sardy's PacificGnaao, cash... 60 00 @ Patnpsco Guano. 6& 00 @ E. Frank Coe'e Axnmoniatea Bon? Phosphate. 60 00 ^ Coc's Pflre Dissolved Bone- 62 00 @ Wliaun's Superphosphate. 60 00 ? 70 00 Etiwan Guauo, No l ($00 time) 54 00 @ Etiwan Guano, No2($eo time) 63 00 ? Zed's Ammoniated Bone Phos phate($70tlme).60 CO @ Russel Coe's Amruoulared Bone Superphosphate ($65 time)....I......rr.. 6? 00 ? .. Cotton Food, per ton. 60 00 ? Bowen A Mercer's Superplns phut?...-.cash....:. 6? 00 @ Xime. 60 60 ? Wilcox, Gibbs"*'c'o.'s Manlpu lated-.. 60 00 ? .. FLOUR, ?l bbl - ?' \ Fme.T.. 6 0* @ 0 20 Super. 6 50 ? 7 00 Northern and Western Extra. 7 50 p\ 8 00 Baltimore Extra. . ? . " Soutliern-Sfcuper.......;::::;; ? ? | J g Family.. 8 25 ? 8 60 GRAIN? 9 bushel-i " . ' Maryland Oats.. 81 @ Western Oats. " ? Corn. 93 @ 9< HAT, 9 cwt North River. 1 50 @ L "YKEK ^ft M fC6u Clear White Pine, first quality. 50 00 ? 55 00 v>'il;^Fme.goodFon.........38 00 ? 40 00 . l?^n?h* ^ u 00 @ 12 00 ' 'jrouved and tongued 28 00 ? 32 00 MOLASSES, 3 gallon cuba. $ ? ?l Muscovado. 3o ? 40 Sugar-house. f?, ? 1 00 . New orleans.... e- ? ?4 NAVAL ST?HES, 9 bbl Tar. ? .. Pitch. " " ? Rosin, pale. 5 00 @ .. Rosin. So. 1....? ? .? 4 50 Kflsin. No. 2.-. 160 f 7 90 Rosin. No. 8. 1 ]? ? .. Spirits Turpentine, %i gallon.. 41 ?. 4 Crude Turpentine. 3 75 @ Bard Turpentine.18? ? Oakum, *?* ft. IA @ SAUS-American 4?'-0d.. 9 keg 6 u? @ 7 00 POWDEK-Dupont's, F.F.F. g.... 6 00 ? Dupout's, F.F.F. 5 00 @ Dupont'B. Blasting. 4 00 ? PKOTISIONS, r? ft- < Bacon, Hams. 17 ? 18? Shies. io?? Shoulders. ??? 8? Strips. @ Lani, 111 keg. 13 @ 14 Butler..'.. 30 ? 40 Cheese. 16 ? 30 ? Potatoes, Irish, 9 bbl. 2 50 @ 3 50 Sweet. 3 50 @ 4 00 Oniuus. .. @ Apples. 6 50 @ 6 50 Eggs. 15 ? 20 Poultry-Chickens,-9 dbz.... soo ?. 4 00 Fowls, 9 xloz. 5 00 @ 5 50 RICE, 9 ft-Carolina....,. 8 @ s? East india. ? SALT. 9 sack-Liverpool, coarse 1'35 ? 1 60 Liverpool, fine. @ SI.'OAK, 9 ft-Raw. @ Port;> Rico. ? Muscovado.M?@ 12? liKESWAX-9 lb". 3S ? 40 dtUES. Creen-9 ft. .. ? Dry. 12 ? 15 CHESTNUTS-fl bushel.t... 4 0O fl) -2 "S s < 5 ? 3.2 - r s, - B .-. : i # F?c?.5: ; XP ~- r s zaza a K S?KS - psp; P p Ci P ^ 9 : M - is J. ; i c_- ? o Eie -j =. M g? i_ I g ff s - - WK- O -I io -? c . -' ii -c - ii . - - kl ssl Vasssg^^sss -? ?; ii s ii ? *? pr. ic -i S ii J: bi ?- "~ ? on '- c. bo ?olj bo I) i; so f ? m 3 ci - ? o o -lc. J i:ov? *. u ii - tc; wp Ml? ? -? 9 p t-r ~i j-ii li v? - to ap ?i J? I <? - i 7z ! '4- u< i oo *. u. - o-i - I Cl = .oi ' ; ; j*; ? ii ; wi !- tcC 1 1 col o o . c' J -. . . O . - M . -? sss 4- <S c? cit' os jj. ?i ii o ; .-T" n ?, s -. ?? it - ? S : <S ? i S i.' S Iv S ?" ? <C 4^ 3 . -I 5 is-I c <o -i ~ i??> L, -, -io' -i S ia c. 1: p J. ; p -J ii CA - C IC UO "I V "j w Iii I : . - -,. . . ? ^ -. . - so ?i* : . -i; M.-: r"; art: : ?: t*: S3 c/jj* ._ ._^ fc . Sj ?"* pj."i-o -J ? J- - p ; -p a *? o T"'?VC' ft s ; ; I, Z. SJ.S? ?7'? ? : V? c;. ii *- o? ii cs ac 11 -1 . . i: h ? ii ? 5 s; ? ;j . . z, - ~ o -J is J: *- -' sa 3 S ! 1 K : ? 194V. X. ?B-'i?'-; f?jS O < s> -1 rrP 2 3 VT "I co ^ - > -tl wi ll j ? NOTE.-We nave deducted from New Orleans 4,903 bales uplands, from Mobile 9,046 bales un i ds and burned 502; from Savannah 2628 bag a ea Island and 1641 bales upland.and from Charles on, 4T?>4 bags sea island and 1592 bales upland ottnn-the quantities received at those ports rom Mobii??, Florida. Tcx^s ami savannah. j Stock of Cotton lil the Interior Towns at the Latest Dar.es. 7870. Angosta.May 12 Columbus.May 12 Macon.May 12 Selma.May 12 ? Montgomery.May 12| Memphis.May 12: Nashville....Moy 12| Total bales.I ie,297 4,632 ?.538 4,731 B.048 16,190 2.350 14.508 7.966 8,543 6,260 4.325 16.472 5.275 40,786 63.339 KT pori h <>r Riff. Naval Stores anti JU uni lier from thc Port, of Charleston, from Sept. 1, 1K70. to May 18. 1871. BXPORTEP TO Boston. New York.. Philadelphia Baltimore... New Orleans Mobile ProvidVc.R 1.1 Oth'rCSP!rrs llccaipts oy ttailroatl. May 18. SOCTU CAROLINA RAILROAD. 375 bales, cotton. 61 bales Hoods, 51 bbls naval stores. 190 bbls flour, si pkgs bacon.'20 car3 wood, 9>ke^s beer, 2 cars stuck, 'io Railroad A item. Peiser. Rodgers ?tc?, sider A Hernandez, Utse.v ft Kenyon, O S Hacker. W O Courtney A co, W \Y Smith, Murdaugh & Mathews. Wissft co, (J U Walter k co, Frost ft Adger, Smith ft Chapeau. Ca.dwell ft ?on. Johnston, crews ft co, U-Bisclion" ft co, Boilmann Uros. S'effens. Werner .t Ducker. G A Trenliolm ft Son, Jeffords ft co, J B Atlger t co, B O'Neill, al Trlest. SAVANNAH AND CHARLESTON RAILROAD. Cotton. 115 sacks coffee, 123 bbls naval stores, live stock, cais lumber, mdse, Ac. To R Adger. J B Blssell. Barden ft Parker. W C Bee ft co. Kllnck, Wilkenberg ft co, G W U.ivls, J li Graver. W Ar? thur, \v L Dawson, Mrs ll Hailey, W ti Mauldio, Concord co. Mil '?la Sci fir; rom CAZESI/AE. 'HOOK'S rul?is. Mob?. 4th, 5 houri-, 40 minutes, cream c. : Quarter, HMi.9 horns, 3minutes.morning. ?. noon, lurii. s hour, 2fl minutes, morning, t Quarter, .7th. 7 notus. 42 ni.uute:, morning .-.ry. Lti.B?. ?.loudity. Puesduy.. iVei.iacaday riinrsday.. friday. -arunlay... Sunday., .?.ry; Els. fl.. 50 ?..?.1 6.. 52 6.. 53 6..53 6..54 6.. 55 iOvt 3.. rf 3.. 42 4.. 12 sets. 1..1? 8.. fi 9.. 1 Jil A HINE SEWS. CflABLBSTON'. S. C.MAY 19, Mil. Lat 32 deg 46 min 33 sec. | Lou 7*<det??7 min27scc. ARRIVED YESTERDAY. Norwegian bark Lu/'ot, Niclseu, Bermuda-14 days. Ballast. To RT Walker. sehr J H Stickney, Kooks, Baltimore-6 days. Mose. To Street. Bros ft co, W C Bec ft co, ??as co. H F Ila ker ft c.", and others. Sehr Julia Mean, Harris-. cVunbahee. 1100 bush? els rough rice. To W C Bee ft co. OLKARED YESTERDAY. Steamship Empire, Hinckley, Philadelphia-W A Courtenay. Brilisn bark siriati Star, Amsterdam- Leiesce ft Wells. British baik Ermina, PaiUins, Rotterdam-Le scsne ft Wells. British brig Sir Rober; McClure. Grilllths, Ply? mouth, Hug-M A- R 1'iiuspii.ite co. Suauish brig Pauchita, Calaxaga, Barcelona W P Hull. Sehr Lucy D-, Hall, Wood'a Hole via Chlsolm's Island-W Roach ft co. SAILED YBSTERDAY. Steamship Empire, Uinckley, Philadelphia. Sehr H C Shepherd, Clark, Jacksonville. Sehr Ella Frances, Bulger, Jacksonville. FROM THIS PORT. Steamship Manhattan," Woodhull, New York, May 18.* Bark W Her. Stlnson. Liverpool, May 2. Brig Elvia, Miliord, Genoa, Ap.il 27. MEMORANDA. SAVANNAH, Maty IA-Ck-ared. steamships il Livingston .uni North l'oint, BaPimore; sch; C C l'aigu, SA: dla Kl vcr. Thc sehr Cynosure, which sailed from .this port Tor Boston cu itic 17;ll inst, has returned, having sprung a leak. 'The British bark Vinco, R bson. from Liverpool for this port, was od Tuse jr April 39. L.IST OF VESSELS Cr. CLEARED AN?l .sAtl.S-O ?.'lt T-71? PW ? O Iv K I O S . . UVKKPOO: . Br ship Island Home, Mcl.ellan, ap.Aprd 6 Br bark Vinco, Robson, sailed.April 25 WEST HARTLEPOOL, HNO. Br baik Ka-Oleen, Lester, up.May 5 CALLAO. Br b:ig BellouL Jones, sailed.Jan 23 D O M E~ I I Q . 5?'ST* 'N. Brig Lzabel, Tabbtit. cleared.May 13 Sehr BN Hawkins. Wyn;:, up."...May 13 -.KW mae. . Sehr Queen of the South, Byrne*, up.May 8 'i. : i. . oj-:;.r:: IA. Sehr A S Gaifcii:, G.is.<i!l, up.April 29 BALTIMORE. Sehr J H Stb-kney, FOOKS, cleared.May 12 scar E il Nayler, Naylor, up.May 13 ROCKI-ORl', ME. Sehr Frank ft Emily. MeOvbO. saiiod.May 4 List of Shipping IN THE PORT Ol" CHARLESTON, MAY IS. Vessels under loo tons, and steamers coasting within '.lie State, excepted. STEAMSHIPS. Champion, 141S tons, Lockwood, at Adger's wharf, for New Vori;, loading-James Adger ft co. SHIPS. Remington (Br.) 999 tons. Fowler, at Union wharf, lol Liverpool, loading-Ii Caid. BAHRS. Kanrer, (Br.) - tons, Cox, at Central wharf, to load lor Liverpool-B S Rhett ft Son. Annie Kimball, - tons, Simson, at Southern wharf, for Liverpool, loading- W B Smith ft co. Slriau Star, (Br,) 610 tons, Corning, at Union wharf, fur Amsterdam, ready-Lesesne <* Wella Ermiuu, (Br,) ,M2 rons. Phillips, lu the Strenm. . for a Pott in Europe, ready-Lesesne ft Wells. Othere, (Bf,) - tons, McGregor, at Atlan'i? wharf, for Liverpool, loading-Boot Bios ft co. Stella Marls, (Fr.) 559 ton?, Garnier, at Union wharf, from callao, discharging-Order. Carmen, (Spanish,)- tons, Battie, at Atlantic wharf, for Barcelona, loading-W P Hall. Lnget, (Xor,) 632 tons, Nielsen, at MashU's -wharf, for Liverpool, loaning-R T Walter. BRIGS. Wm II Parles, 173 tons, Lanpher, at Marsa's wharf, from Georgetown, S C. walting J A Enslow A co. Slr Robert McLnre, (br,) 197 tons. Griffiths, In in the StreHm, fur a l'ort In Great Britain, ready-C c Co?*, supt. Panchito. (sp:in,) 227 tous, Cal.izaea, at Brown A co's whiirf, tor Bare, lona, ready-W P Halt. Nuevo Sabina. (Span,) 207 tons, Barrau, at Brown A co's wharf, for Barcelona, loadlng-W P Hall. Bella Dolores. (Span.) 197 ton?, Duval!, at Brotvn A co's wharf, for Barcelona, ready-Wm P Hall. Ellen Maria, 202 tons, Hoxie, in the Roads, for a Southern Port, reidy-T J Kerr A co. Lena, (Br,) - tons..Wharrcn. at Union whirl, from Demerara, discharging-Mordecai A co. Sebastian. (Span,)- tens. Casals, at Brown A co's wharf, for Barcelona, loading-W P Ball. Recurso Secundo, (Spa.),)- tons. Araagon.at Atlantic wharf, from Cleniuego9.Just arri red -J A Euslow A co. SCHOONERS}. Vraie, 274 tons. Mason, ar N E Railroad wharf. for Washington, D C, loading-J A Enslow & co. Ella M Fennell, 192 ron?, MltcheH.-at N E Railroad wharf, for a Nor hern Port, loading-Master. Lettie Wells. 191 toni. Wells, at Southern whnrf, for St Pierre. Mar, inadlng-J A Bnslow A co. A J Fabens. - tons, Bragg. In Ashley River, for Providence, londlng-?. T Potter. Lucy D-, -tons, Hall, at Brown & co's wharf, from New Orleans,.dl? ?harglng-Master. Liny,.- tons. Hughe--, at Adger's wharf, for Kew York, loading-W Roach A co. Conservative, - tons, Sterling, at Central wharf, from Boston, dlscharL'ing-W Roach A co. Ida Richardson. - tous. Bedell, at Adger's wharf, fi om New York, discharging-W Roach & zo. J H Stlckner, - tons, Fooks, at Kerr's wharf. frpm Baltimore, discharging-Street- Bros A' CO. E j?laci] merri, Castings, &z. S'T AB'LIITH E~i)~?si?7 P H (E X J X IRON' WORKS. . JOHN F. TAYLOR ?fc CO., (Successors to Cameron & Co.,) ENGINEERS. BOILER-MAKERS, ic. ?c. corner East liny and Pritchard streets, nea.' tire Dry DOCK, CHARLESTON. S. C. . M A x c F A c r tv n i: r. s o.r STEAM ENGINES AND. BOILERS. Manne. Stationary nnd Portable. RICE THRESHERS AND MILLS OF EVERY DESCRIPTION. COTTON PRESSES. Shorting. Pulleys and Geeing Iron Fronts for Buildings Castines or every kind m Iron or Braas Tt-oTgltig?oi every desert prion. 43" Guarantee to furnish Engines and C niora of as good quality an 1 power, und at as low rates as can bc had in Now York, Baltimore "or Phil? adelphia. AGENTS FOR JUDSON'S CELEBRATED GOVERNOR AND STOP VALVES. Which arc pul on all Engines nn-.de at these Works. CST" Repairs promptly attended to. marlO-mwfi'.mosDAC mar2T niwfcmos Sealns i?locliincs. AMP ryr ' WEED" FAMILY FAVORITE LOCK-STlTCb 1? ACHINE .w ? thr oust tu ive. Far trine ?.M Hie Lease Plan, wita monthly pa; :ienu. ^t: es?;, tenus, or fur oh. Ali um* oi iacuine attachments. Needles; Cotton, .wain lack and colored.) Sits. <??. Soap. ?c.. AV. RepiilnnK as muai. Circulars, and sameieso ?vi.iK S*MI "*n apxiiieatjon. u. B. HASELTON. Genet*! "ealcr :n First Class Sewing na ?ninvb nt Material. No. 3?* Kmc stree:, augl" Ciar eaton. *. 1! 3i5tiluscn's preparations. SUS/S HP?I1P ! Dj: A TH TO JR ATS, ROACHES, BEDBUGS, &c. NEVER FAILING. R?XES DOUBLE TUE SIZE AS OTHERS. HERMETICALLY SEALED AND ALV.'AYS FRESH. Sold a* Wnoioe.i'e by DOME. MOISE & DAVIS, Ann a: retail b" a? l?ra?2t<ts. ?ebl-cmo 1865J- '??;LNE"e?-1871 PRODUCE COMMISSION MERCHANTS, No. 76 BARCLAV AND NO. 222 GREENWICH SrnsETS, N E W YORK, Receivers of Creen ?ad Dried FRUITS, Trcck and a:l kinds of Farm and Gardea Produce. Our location and facilities for selling Fruits and Vegetables aro unsurpassed In New York. Circulars and Marking Piates seur free to Ship pers. AU correspondents and questions cheer? fully answered. REFERENCE.-c. il. L.lientba',, Tobacconist. New York. aprW gripping. ~~_ Y 0 BLI VEEPOOL. ^ * The Al Iron Clipper Ship REMINGTON, Jk? John F. Fowler, Master, wantsCOO bales cot-*EJt ton to complete cargo. Apply to I may3 HENRY CARD. JP 0 K NEW YO li K. OLD IiI.VK NEW YORK AND CHAULES TON STEAMSHIPS. ESTABLISHED L 8 i 5. SPACIOUS AND ELEGANT DECK STATEROOMS ! The very fast and splendid Side-Wheel Steam? ships of this Line will sall from Auger's South Wharf as follows : CHAMPION, SATURDAY, May 20th, at 6 o'cloct P. M. JAMES ADGER, SATURDAY, May 27th, at 12 o'clock M. - 43*Iri8urance a percent, by this Line. *i- Through Biala of Lading given on Cotton to Liverpool, Boston, Providence and the New Eng? land manufacturing towns at the lowest market rates. For Freight or Passage engagements, apply to may}_JAMES ADQEK A CO. pAClFIO MAIL STEAMSHIP COMPOS THROUGH LIKE TO CALIFORNIA, CHINA AND J APAN, KARES GREATLY REDUCED. Steamers of the above line leave Pler^Sga^ No. 42, North River, foo: or CanalSfiflHE street, New Y'oxk, at 12 o'clock noon,, of thc leta and 30th of every month (except when these dates fall on Sunday, then the Saturday preced? ing. All departures connect at Panama witt, steam? ers for South Paclllc and Central American ports. Departure of 16th touches at KlDgston. Jamaica, For Japan and China, stealers leave San Fran* cisco ti i st of every month, except when lt falls on banday; then on the day preceding. Nu California steamers touch ut Havana, but ?:O direct from New York to Aspinwall. . one hundred pounds baggage Irce :o each adult, Medicine and attendance iree. For Pussaste Tickets or other informatica apply ut the COMPASS'S TICKET OFFleJE, on the ..vliarf foot of Canal street, North River, New t orte F. R. BABY, Agent. . julylG-lyr_ -pOR LIYEEPOOL, VIA QUEENSTOWN. CARRYING THE UNITED STATES MAILS. THE LIVERPOOL AND GREAT WESTERN STEAM COMPANY Will dispatch one of their flrst-classL full power Iron Screw Steamships from PIER No. 48 N. R., EVERY WEDNESDAY, 18 FOLLOWS: MANHATTAN, Capt.FORSYTH....May 6,at 3PM COLORADO, Capt T. W. F BEKMAN. May 10, at 10 AM WISCONSIN, Capt. WILLIAMS....May 17,at 3PH NEVADA, Capt. G it BEN..May 24. at 9 AM NEBRASKA, Capt. GUARD.May 27, at ll AM . Cabin Passage $80, gold. -4. * Steerage Passago (Office No. 29 Broadway) $30, currency. "?For Freight or .Cabin Passage, apply to WILLIAMS A GUION, No. 65 Wail street, N. Y. N. F. The steamships plying between Charles* ton and New York, of the Lines represented re? spectively by Messrs. JAMES ADGKR A CO., Agents, and by Messrs. WAGNER, HUGER At CO. and W. A. COURTENAY, ?gents, make close connectons with the Steamships or the J?^ LIAMSA- GUION Lints N"^?-| rj_RAND EXCURSION AROUND TTHE HARBOR, l-FOR T??B BENEFIT OF CAPT. E. 0. M?RDEN. The Steamer EMILIE, Captain ? . a-V^tu White, lucian been chartered lor jaStfHM the occasion, will leave South Commercial wu arr, at 4 P. M. precisely, OU-SATUKDAY, May 20th, re? turning at half-past 7. A fnll band of Mnslc has been engaged, and Tully will be on board wllh Refreshments. Cards of invitation, NOT TRANSFERABLE, may be obtained at the principal Hotels. Book? stores and Druggists, and at the Courier and NEWS offices, or uf either of the committee. COMMITTEE: ?. W. M. BIRD, E. R. WHITE, mar 18 E. L. HORSEY. . F OK LAKE SUPERIOR THE UNION STEAMBOAT COMPANY, ARD . ATLANTIC, DULUTH AND PACIFIC ???lE. One of the Splendid Steamers METFOR, INDIA, PAC1F1C.COBURM, ATLANTIC, JAPAN, KEWEE NAW, ARCTIC, CHINA and ST. PAUL, will leave Buflalo daily (except Fridays and saturdays) at 3 P. M.. Erie the next miming, Clevelan#the same night, and Detroit at 10 P. M.. dally, (ex? cept Sundays and Mondara i for DULUTH and in? termediate LAKE SUPERIOR PORTS. Connections are made at Duluth with the Lake Superior and Mississippi Railroad, to St. Paul, aud all pi in rp in Minnesota, Northern Wisconsin and Iowa. Also, with the Northern Pacific Rall road for the Red River Country. Excursion Tickets, AT GREATLY REDUCED BATES, will be issued by all principal Railroads 10 sr, Paul by this r. ate, returning via all rail. Or by Rall Routes to St. Paul aud Duluth, returning via Lake. Hnrihg the months of June. July and August, EXCURSION TRIPS will be made via the North Shore of Lake Superior, visiting the Slicer Mines, Fort William, Grand Portage, Ac. For further information, apply to H. F. PATRICK. Grneral Passenger Asent, Buffalo, N. Y. * E. T. EVANS. Manacer A. D. and P. Line. S. D. CALDWELL, General Manager U. S. Co. may8-mwf3mo<_*_ pOK NORTH ED1STO, BE AUFORT AND PACIFIC LANDING. The Steamer PILOT BOY. Captain ^ <rjFws*\ J. W. My, will leave Central frharf-jajfijjgBg? forEdisto, Beaufort.and Paclllc l-aiming^ every MOND?T MOBKINH. at . o'clock, and for Beaufort, and Patine Landing every THURSDAY* MORNING, at 8 o'clock. ReturiiLus. wdl leave Keauiol11 very TUESDAY and FRIDAY MORNING, at s o'clock, and will leave Edisto every TUESDAY, at 3 o'clock, P. M. J. D. AIKEN. may 15_?_Agent. J1 0 ri F LURID A. VIA SAVANNAH. The steamer DICTATOR, Captain _ ?-.,? L. M. Coxetter. will leave Southern iSfeEuL-. Wharf rvi't-y TUBSr?A' KVKKIX0. at ~.oo odOi.'K, (unti; further notice,) for Jacksonville, Fernan? dina and Pakt ka. arriving oacK at charlea.cn cvt-rv SATURDAY AFTERNOON. inayii RA V BN EL-.v CO., -teents, VrTEEKLl' LINE TO SAVANNAH. THROUGH BY DAYLIGHT. FOR PACIFIC LANDING, BEAUFORT, HILTON DEAD, SAVANNAH, DARIEN AND BRUNSWICK, GA. The favoriteiiteamer S L I Z A HANCOX, Captain L. w. BURNS, . a*lU receive Freight at Accommoda , -rS"^*. tion wharf for above, points eTeiyjmBgBBC TUESDAY, and leave every WEDNESDAY MORNING. at 7 o'clock, arriving at Savannah same evening, and leaving for Danen, ?c., on the following morning. Returnlne, will leave Savannah for Charleston every MONDAY MORNING, at 7 o'clock. For Freight or na-wage, af ply to . RAYKNEL. HOLMES A CO., mav6 No. 1*7 fcjgr. Hav. JOSEPH W. HARIUSSON'S, ARTIST'S SUPPLY", PAINT AND OIL STORE, No. 62 QUEEN STREET, CHARLESTON, S. C. Patent Thief Detering talarm! MONEY DRAWER. au2-mw.''j;n ^