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-ttl C02I31EKCIAL SSW8. Imports? OAHDENAB-Per British sehr Llzz'e Deciers-50 hh^BoSrfroThhds and 265bbls molasses, loo dozen pineapples, and 60 bunches, bananas. To W PHau. .. . . Exports. Nsw YORK-Per steamship South Carolina-SO bags sea Island cotton, ssauates -noland cotton, US tierces rice, 100 balee domestics, 65 bales hides, 81 bbls naval atores, SO empty casks, and TS packages san dr lee. Export? or the Week ending March 98. FOREIGN. 3 Li YB RPO OL-Per British ship Jolla-155 basts sea Island cotton, 2710 bales upland cotton, 200 tons phosphate rook. _ ^KINGSTOWN AND A MABXirr-Per Ger bjrk Uriel -Too tons phosphate rock. OOMBSTIC. Kaw YORK-Per steamship Manhattan-67 baza Bea Island cotton, 1S9 tales upland cotton. 239 tierces rice, 160 bales domestics and goods, 64 casks ciar. an>i 202 pkgs sundries.-Per steam ship Georgia-288 bales upland of cotton, 225 tes rice, 45 bales domestics and goods, 163 bbls rosin, 60 casks clay, 768 bundles staves, 102 pkgs sundries.Per steamship J [.mes Adger-20) bales upland cotton, 100 tierces rice, 50 casks clay, 882 packages oil cake, and sundries.Per sehr Fanny Elder-106.000 feet re?awed lumber. PHILADELPHIA-Per steamsnlp Geo W Clyde 714 bales cotton, 359 tierces rice, 170 bbls naval stores, 154 bales domestics and goods, 200 bags oil cake, 40 bundles paper, 16 tons old Iron, loo stand grape shot, 10,080 feet lumber, and leo pkgs mindrie*..Per sehr C B Wood-110 tons Iron, 110,000 feet lamber. BALTTMOBB-Per steamship Maryland-3 bales cotton, 176 tea rice, 25 bales domestics and yarns, 180 tona railroad iron, 66,000 feet umber, and 15 pkgs sundries.Persehr Paul A Thomson-300 tons phosphate rock. HEW OaLKA?S-Per sehr Banger-4800 bushels cow peas. ~~ ."' TM? Cnavrieaton market. ?>? THX WSBK INDINO THURSDAY, MARCH 28. , THE CROPS.-Thu iper.od was for much or the time cold, wet and Inhospitable, with some snow in the Interior,, andi presented very unfavorable conditions for agricultural labor. The cont.nued winter weather will probably Have a damaging influence In the great delay or planting time, and the absence or a proper preparation of the randi; The. week* closed with a clear and more spflng-ITke atmosphere. TBK RECEIPTS.-The arrivals at the cotton ports for. the week, up to Friday, last, were 80,180 bales, against 49,972 the 'week before,- and 81,426 for the -corresponding time the year previous. At New Orleans the supplies were 14,227 bales, In contrast with 82,222 last year. The total receipts at tb? cotton porta from September 1, 1871, np to the latest dates, were 2,393,701 bales, against 3,267,? 265 bales the year before, 8howlog a decrease of of .878,664 bales.' The arrivals at the principal Southern markets from September 1,1871, opto tire -latest-telegraphic intelligene, aa comp a 1 with' the year before; were as follows: - 1872. 1871. Sew Orleans, March 27 . 844.052 1,163,682 MO'iiUe, March27.271,211. 351.998 Savannah, March 27.413,029 663,182 Oharlestun, March 87....243,604 304.847. Galveston. Marca 20.175.714 202,741 Norfolk, March 27..237,607 280,040 Wilmington, March-27..'... 46,422 80,651 Other ports, March 27....;..161,362 280,214 Total bales.........2,393,701 3,267.265 Total decrease to date..873,664 j The following are the receipts of cotton at the J principal Southern markets from March 21 to 27, 1872, inclusive, as reported by telegraph. This includes all points bat overland: HW ORLEANS- ? Marchai. 8570.~.March 22..... 38891 March 28.... 24891.... March 26..... 1824117,815 March 2d.... 2120 .....March27...:. 4944] For the corresponding week last year.... .25,716 -MOULE March 21..... 847.March 22. 6001 March 23..... 146.....March 25.1080 V 2,768 March 26.419.....March 27. 166 J Last year.4,884 SAVANNAH March 21. 742 ?...March22.L 7891 MATCh 23.. ...1205.March 25..1701 V 6,485 March 26..... 958.March 27.1000J Last year.10,834 CHARLESTON March 21..... 156.....March22. 4411 March23.... 248.March26. 513 y 2,608 March26.... 846.....March 27 . 406J Lan year.3,683 GALVESTON March 21.... 166.March 22.2)41 March 28.... 200.....March 26 . 262 }- 1,262 March 26.... 281.....March 27.J Las: year.e, seo NOBPOLE "March 21.?. 491..v...March 22.....; 3151 Mat3h 23... 682......March 26.718 j- 3,408 'March 26...1292.March 27.J ? Last year....6,801 WrLMiNGTo:. March 21...? 74.March 22.1 March 23.... 94.....March 25. 87 V 664 March26.... 149.March 27...... 260J Last year.......... 289 Total 1872.. 34,620 Total 1871....67,449 The'stocks or the article insight at the latest datea were as follows : 1872. 1871. Stock lc Liverpool..bales...676.000 780.000 Stock In London.I88.000 72,000 Stock In Glasgow. 400 800 Btook In Havre..203,000 " 40,000 Stock in Marseilles. 14.000 4,000 Btook m Bremen. 16,600 9,260 stock Test or the Continent.110,000 26,000 Afloat for Great Britain (Amer? ican,).202,000 340,000 Afloat for Havre (American , . and Brazil,).. 10,760 22,000 Afloat for Bremen (American).... 16,260 39,000 Total Indian cotton afloat for Europe.418,000 190.000 Stock tn UnltetTprutes ports.?0,025. [j ?a?1.948 Stock in inland towns. 77,034' 92,881 Total...2,355,059 2,226,379 Increase or stock In sight. 129,680 The receipts at this port for the week Jost ter? minated were 22 bags or sea islands and Floridas and 2586 bales uplands, against 24 bags or sea islands and Floridas and 8131 bales or uplands the week Wore, and 37 bags of sea islands and Floridas and 3646 bales of uplands for the week the year previous. These supplies ca Te as fol? lows: Say 0: uplands, per South Carolina Bail road,'2392 bales; Northeastern Railroad, 81; Savannah and Charleston Railroad - ; Pcdee, 100; Florida, 3,- San tee, 7; 'Georgetown, 3. Of sea lslandB: Beaufuit, 13; Florida, 8; Santee, 1. THE COTTON MARKKT.- Thl? staple preserved a quiet aspect dm l:ig a part of this period, but be? came Armer with better prices, the rates in the foreign ma-feet being at lld fl lb for middling uplands, advanced toU011>?d; at New Tork they were at 22 x and lmpjcovext to 23xc, waite at this point ml diing upi ands'commenced at 21 &c f? lb, and hardened to 22c fl lb. The transactions and prices at Liverpool and New York for this time were as follows: On Fri? day, March .3, the former was dull, uplands lld, sales 10,000 bales;'the latter was firmer at 22Xc, sales3278 bales. On Saturday the former was quiet,-uplands ltd. sales 10,000 bales; th? latter was quiet at 22X0. eales 1075 bales. On Monday the former was quiet and steady, uplands lld, aales ?O.OOb bales; the latter was quiet, uplands 22?ic, sales 1075 b<tles. On Tuesday the former . was dull, nplanda lld, salts 10,000 bales; the latter was Arm at 22#c, sales 2999 bales. Ou Wed nea. .day the former was strong, uplands ll@llx<J, sales 16,000 bales. Yesterday the former was un? changed, uplands n?ii;Vd ; the latter was firmer j at 23X0. This article exhibited the following sales and prices in this market during the week Just ter? minated: On Friday, March 22, thc staple was quiet and dull ; sales 175 bales, ordinary to good ordinary bel?g quoted at 20@2tc, low middling 21 Xe middling 21XC, Htikt middling nominal. On1 Saturday the demand was limited at an-1 ? changed rates;-ales 275 baleB quotations ss be? fore, on Mou day the market was nearly at a stand, sales only 82 bales, classed middling, at 21Xcftro. On Tue day the market was firm? ..ith a light inquiry; sales 110 bales, ordinary to good ordinary being quoted at 30@21, low mid? dling 21 x, middling 21 x, strict middling 22c fi Th. Oa Weduesd iy there was a good demand, with an advance of x@Xc fi lb; sales 800 bales, ordinary to good ordinary being quoted 20@21X, low middling 2ix@2iX. m'drillng 22, strict mid? dling nominal. Te>terday there was a fair de? mand at Orm price*; sales 650 bales, say 1 at 18X. 17 at lox, 21 at 20,21 at 20*, 5 at sox. 14 at 20X, I, 3 at 21,10 at 21 x. 7 at 21*, m at 22, 17? at 22*, 96 on private u rms. We quote: LIVERPOOL CLASSIFICATION Ordinary tu good ordinary.20 @2l M Low middling.21X@21X 11 Middling.22 @ Strlct middling.22X@ SBA. ISLAND corr OK.- Toe receipts of tats qasl , UT of the staple were only Tn the most limited I way, say 22 bags of Carolina? and Floridas for this time. The market was generally quiet, with some transactions In Floridas, but the business in Carolinas was light, the market showlog no change. The sales amounted to about iso bags of all kinds, moally Floridas, with rather more in? quiry at the close. Among the sales or Carolinas were 2 at 65, I3at70, io at Mc; of'Florldas, sat 83,9 8166,4 8167, 10at40, 10 at 65, 24 at 76, 8 at 76C RICE.-The supplies of Carolina rough were only in a limited way. There baa been a fair business doing in this grain, at very fl rm and full pricep, with sales of about 600 tierces of clean Carolina, among which were 15 tierces at 8c, 18 at 8X. 17 at 8X. 16 at 8 3-18, 65 at S,\i, 80 at 8 5 16, 315 at V/t, 28 at BX, 44 at 8 9-16,13 at 8#c ft rb. We quote com? mon to fair at 7X@8Xc; good 8X@SXc ft tb. NATAL STORKS.-The arrivals of these articles are light, the continued cold weather obstructing the progress of the hew crop. A few lots or new rosins are, however, coming to hand, with re? ceipts of about SCO bbls of. all qualities for this time. The market has been quiet, and while a few limited' transactions in spirits and rosins have taken place, they were generally not made public. Crude turpentine may be quoted at $6 fi bbl for virgin, $4 60 for yellow dip, and S3 for hard. BAT.-There were received abont 400 bales of North River qualities. Sales o' thia description took place at $185@l 90 per hundred. CORM.-The supplies have been liberal, Bay about 42,000 bushels, of which about 19,000 were from Nor.'olk, 18,000 from Baltimore, and 7000 from North Carolina. A sale of some 4000 bushels of Maryland white took place at 86c fi bushel, sacks Included; a cargo of 270O bushels North Carolina white at 79 cents fl bushel, bulk. Jobbing lots of prime white may be quoted at 89390c fl bushel, Backs Included. OATS.-The receipts of this grain were unimpor? tant; the business was In a limited way at 68?70o ft bushel, sacks included. PEAS.-The market ls supplied In a moderate WAy by arrivals from the Interior, which consist of qualit?s more or less mixed. Pure clay prime to choice may be quoted at $150@l 80, fair to good mixed at ? i 25@l so, inferior to common mixed 90c@$l 20 fl bushel. FLOUR-The market ls fairly supplied with most qualities, with a moderate oity and country demand. Northern and Western super maybe quoted at $7 25@750 ft'bb!, extra at $s@3 SD ft bbl, faral'y at $8 :s@9 so ft bbL Southern des? criptions are in limited BU pr ly, and- super -may be quoted at $7 25@7 60 ft bbl, extra at $s?8 SO ft bbl, family'at $9@9 56 fl bb', and extrar family at $lo@io 60 fi bbl. BACON.-There ls a good stock In the hands of dealers, with a limited local and Interior demand. Prime smoked shoulders may be quoted at ex? 8\c ft tts, prime smoked clear r b sides at 8@8xc ft lb, prime salted shoulders at &%@6c ft m, and prime sa ted Bides at 7X@7Xc f*- lb. COFFER.-The article ls In moderate request for all descriptions. Fair to prime Rio may be quoted at 23? 25c ft rb. SUGAR AND MOLASSES.-The stocka are mode? rate. Fair to fully fair Louisiana sugar may be 1 quoted at 9X@Uc ft rh, good to prime grocery su I gara may be'quoted at II@I?C ft lb, fair to good Cubas 10X@HXc, fair to prLre Demoraras at HX@i2c ft ft. New Orleans molasses, prime tn a Jobbing way scarce at 7u@72c ft gallon. Cuba muscovado molasses may be quoted at Ssc lu hbds and 40o lu bbls, and In a lobbing way at 4o@42c; played at 33@35c in hhds. and 35? 87c in bbls; Sugar-house syrup sells at 23?24c in hhds, and 25?27otn barrels. BOTTER AND LARD.-There ls a fair.stock or this article-Iancy Goshen may be quoted at 35 cts; New Tork State, prime,' '25@soc; medium 20?25c; SALT.-Jobbmg parcels of Liverpool received direct may be quoted at $1 eo?i 70 fl sack. Parcels of' l00_sacks from store sell at $1 60 ft sack. IKON BANDS AND TIBS for cotton, or the most approved patterns, are ottered on the market at BX?oo fr- ft. Wallis tie 6@5Xc. INDIA BAGGING.-The market ror this article maintains a firm character. We quote ft yard, ganny cloth - ; domestic Double Anchor, 46 laches, may be quoted at l9@20c; Elephant at -, Ludlow I80, other brands as lu quality. TTHBBB ANO LU* BER.-The market for this arti? cle ls quiet. We quote timber for mining purposes from $a?lo. Shipping timber $io@i5. Bright timber, good merchantable, from city mills, cut to size, from $I8@22 fl M by the cargo; lumber per rall, $13@15; river lumber, $ii@is; dressed lamber, $22?25. FREIGHTS.-To Liverpool, by steam direct nomi? nal on uplands, nominal on sea Islands; via New Tork Xd on uplands, x* on sea Islands; by sall Xd on uplands, on sea Islands nominal. To Havre - on uplands. Coastwise-to New York,by steam xo on uplands and \o on sea islands; fl 50 ft tierce on rice; by sail, - fi lb on cotton ; - fl tierce on rice; 40c ft barrel on rosin; $8 ft M ou lumber; $10 fi M on timber. To ?Boston, by sail, Xo V ft on upland cotton ; rosin esc ; resawed stan* $9 so? ID so; phosphate $6@5 50. To Pro vi der. ce, by sail, $900 fi Mon boards, xo fl lb on cotton ; by steam $1 ft baie on New Tork rates. To Philadelphia, by steam. Xe fl tts on uplands ; by sall, $8 ll M on boards; $9 60 @io on timber; $3 fi ton on clay, and $3?3 60 on phosphates. To Baltimore by steam, Xe fl lb, by sall, $6 60?7 fl M on boards; $S?8 50 on timber; $8 26 fl ton on phosphate rock. Vessels are in demand by our merchante to take lnm ber freights from Georgetown, S. C., Darlen and Satina River, Ga., and Jacksonville, Fla., to Northern ports, and 10? 12 ft M are rates on [umber and boards. DOMESTIC EXCHANGE.-The banks are parchas. lng sight checks on New Tork at xe discount to par; time billa nominal. They are selling sight sb?ckti X premium. EXCHANGE-STERLING BILLS.-The rate yester? day was 19X@19X ror 60 day bills. GOLD.-The brokers were yesterday buying at io and selling at ll. Markets by Telegraph. MONET MARKETS. LONDON, March 28. Noon.-Consols 93. Bonds MX. Evening.-Bullioh has decreased ?178,0)0. PARIS, March 28. Noon.-Rea tes 5sr 95c. FRANKFORT, March 28. Noon.-Bonds 96. NEW YORK, March 28. Noon.-Stocks dulL Gold firm at lox. Money arm at 7. Exchange, long 9X; short lox. Gov? ernments very strong. Freiguts dull. Evening.-Freights dull ai d lower; corn per iteam 4d. Money active at 7 gold to i-io com 1 ?ls -loo. Sterling dull at 9Xa9X> Gold loxalOX. Qovernments very stroug, and XaX higher. North Carolinas, old' strong, new weak. Other Slates dull. COTTON MARKETS. _ _ . . LIVERPOOL. March 28. Noon.-Cottpn opened Arm; uplands llalixd* Orleans lixd^'sales 12,000 bales; sales or the week 5S.o<orV exports 800?>; speculation 10,000; stock 684.000; of'which 251.000 are American; re? ceipts 66,000. of which 16.000 are American ; act? ual export 40op;at .ck afloat 631,000, of which 22s.. OCO are American. Later.-cd ton continues firm. Evening.-Cotton cosed arm. " ' ." . Nsw TOBE, March 29. Noon.-Cotton la so irregular that no price for Orleans can be given; uplands 23xc; sales ooo bales. Evening.-Cotton weak; sales 2281 bales; up? lands 23XC, Orleans ?Xe. sales or futures to? day 20.850 bales as follows: March, 22X; April 22 11-16, 28; May, 23. 23X; June, 23X. 23X; July. ttK 23Xr August, 21X, 21X; September, aix; oc? tober, 200. , ... BOSTON, March 28. Cotton quiet; middlings 2sxc; net receipts 23; -TOSS 63; salea450; stock.16,000... * . l:- . - r ..' .PHILADELPHIA, March 28. Cotton quiet; middlings 23Xc " 1 BALTIMORE. March 28. Cotton firmer and held'higher; middlings 22Xa 23c; net receipts 380: grisa 400; exports coast? wise 160; sales 410; stock 11,6(0. NORFOLK March 28. Cotton steady; low middlings ??ixe; net receipts 307; exports coastwise 1217; pales 200; stock 3009. 1 WILMINGTON, March 28. Cotton Arm; middlings 22c; net receipts 129 i jales; eales 97; stock 363-. 1 SAVANNAH. March 28. \ Cotton very Arm; middlings xlXa2lX't; nen re- I :elpts 619 bales; exports to Great Britain 3691; S ?xports to the continent 200; sales roo; stock 45.831. I AUQOSTA, March 28. I Ootton quiet; fiddlings 21Xc; receipts 200 I sales; sales 475. I MEMPHIS March 28. 5 Cotton firm; middlings SzMattXc: reedpts C 126 bales. I MOBILE, March 28. f Cotton Arm; middlings 2&22X; net receipts 432 jales; sales 1:00; stock 36.-79. NEW ORLEANS, March 28. Cottcn strong: mlddhugs ?iytc\ ne: receipts 1970 bales; gross 1970; exports to Great Britain 7988; to Genoa 1843; to Barcelona 1717; sales 12,000; stock 161,178. G ALVESTON. March 28. Cotton Grmer; coed ordinary 20a20Xc; net re? ceipts 211 bales; sales looa; stock 84,966. PBOT?BION8 AND PRODUCE MARKETS. LIVERPOOL, March 28. Even'ng.-Red winter wheat lis 7?. Corn 27s Od. Common rosin 8a8s Cd. Nsw YORK, March 28. Noon.-Floor doll and unchanged. Wheat dud and declining:' Caro a shade firmer. Torie quiet, new meta $1276al280. Lard unchanged, steam 8Xa8Jic. Turpentine quiet at 71c Boa in quiet and firm at $3a310 for strained. Evt-nlog.-Flour steady. Wh ls s ey dull at 87Xc Wheat steadier; winter red ^estiro $l67ai70. Corn lc bet'er, at 70a7i#c Rice in lair request at 8XB9XC Pork a shade easer, at $12 75. Lard steady. Naval storea quiet. Tallow dull at 8*?a 8 1516c. BALTIMORE, March 28. Flour firm and unchanged. Wheat active and unchanged. Corn, white 63a65c, yellow 83c. Provisions nominal Lard dull at 8Xa8%c. Whis? key dull and nominal. CINCINNATI, March 28. Flour dull and drooplog; family $6 50a6 76. Corn dull at 45a?6c. Pork, $12 asked. Lard prime steam at s>*c. Bacon unchanged. Whis? key 85c. ST. Lours, March 28. Pork $1162>ic. Bacon quiet and unchanged. LOUISVILLE, Maren 28. Provisions dulL Shoulders &xc; clear slues 7c. Pork $12. Whiskey 85 c. New Tork Coffee Harket. NEW TORE, March 27. The Dally Bulletin says: With the tann* ques I Hon as lt now stands, lu an apparently worse muddle than ever, and the impossibility of de? ciding as to the ultimate action of congress, all hopes of an Immediate general Improvement In business seem to have been abandoned. Ic ls not Improbable that, as most Jobbers are very low in stock, their urgent wants may cccaslooally send them in to handle a few bvolce-, but buyers evidently are determined not to operate until they know Just exact W where they stand, and a gen? eral revival or the inquiry ls not Indicated by present appearances. The position of affairs naturally Is somewhat discouraging to holders, and complalnrs are plentiful, but still there does not appear to be any weakness of a decided character, sud all (roods wor h handling are found to be firmly held at full former rates, and many of the leading stocks, especially that of j Brazil, are unusually well concentrated and spar? ingly offered. There ls a fair jobbing dlstrlon HOD, Including a number or parcels of choice Weat India stock. On to-day's market business was dull, and we learned of no movement from first bands, except a lot or 850 bags CoEta filca at 18Xa20c, gold. The stock of Brazils, as made np by Mears. Wm. Scott Jr. Sons this morn? ing, was ss follows : 16,612 bags New Orleans; 6170 do Mobile; 30.220 do Baltimore; 144,230 do New York. Total bags, 197,251. We qnote Bio. (nominally,) gold, in bond: Ordinary cargoes 145* al5: fair lexaiSX; good mi?H', prime is ??ai7. New y erk Rice- Market. NEW TORK, March 27. The Dally Bulletin says: There does not appear to be any specolative element in this market at the momear, and In consequence few sweeping movements or sharp fluctuations in prices occur. The position, however, ls a Arm one, especially on domestic stock, and extreme prices are in all cases'lostated'upoa. the Southern accounts ?till giving holders much confidence. Foreign, too, ls well sustained and held with confidence, as there Is a probability that lt mast take the place of domestic toa great extent on the spring dis? tribution. New York Naval (Stores Market. NEW YORE, March 27 The Dally Bulletin says: Spirits turpentine bas ru ed exceedingly quiet to day, but prices are higher and arm at the advance. We quote at 7ia 71 Kc for merchantable lota. Sales about 40 bbls from store at 72c. There baa been a very heavy movement In strained rosin, and prices are dec! dediy lower. Sales 11,60 > bbls, here and to arrive, on private terms, but supposed to be at $3 26. and 76 bbls good No 1 at $7. Tar Is quiet, and with a larga stock, net very firmly held. We hear or sales of 20 bbls Washington at $3 26. Pitch weak at $125. Interior Cotton Markets. 1 ; SUMTER, March 26. About 20 bales have been sold during the week, ending the 26th. The staple has been dull and drooping. We quote: Ordinary 17c, good ordi? nary 10, low middling 19>i, middling 20, strict middling 20X0. ' ABBEVILLE, March 27. Cotton commands from 18 to 19 sc. SPARTAN BU. G, Marc 126. Cotton ls quoted at l9Xc. NEWBERRY, March 26. Cotton ls sein og at 2: >;c ? ROCK BILL, March 25. The market remalna about the same as our last report, and we quote it steady at 20xc for mid? dlings; sales of tne week 76 bales. K ? nao a -a . eg ? ! Sa I . 99 sr . Dr? * : 2.2. i : ts <B . : i : rag, : 2 : v: .a . t*i rots ii .a (9 Sf 15 o < < ST <e ? _ g. ?as 3. "a 2 E s a gr "2 0 tux f III * - 2 MM _\ I O CD C ' ?? : 2 ss ena CC ?J 2 S ? MOBO ? il a -I -J Cr. . ? Ae*M en oi*-> ff 5 5 -ftO I fi * s .8 S 6 ? S ? *S IR I S Comparative Hxporta or Cotton and Klee fro ri the Port of Charleston, from Sep? tember 1, 1871, to March 27, 187?. EXPORTED TO 1871-'72. S. I.,Up'd.|Rlce UTO-TL S. I. Up'd. i Rice Liverpool. Xher Br. Ports fofl G. Britain 2274 75756 3891 105626 9558 2274 75750 3591 115183 3avre. }ther Fr. Ports 2235 Total France S. of Europe fofl N.Europe 2235 J.of Europe.. V. Indies, Ac. Total F. Ports.. ?oston......... ihode Island. . ?ew York. Philadelphia... 3alt. A Nr'folk )th. U.S.Ports rofl Cse Ports Grand Total. 10713! 17531 10713? 17534 8672 2274 90 97276 2006 11399 8891 7359?104564l 7363 ....j 100841 2.190 ....I 73161 6756 287 247 7010 7736 10010 124248 23719 221522:23710 49 8235 643 4915 ??45?31'?776 30| 8i89| 1676 .... 116671 6139 .... . 6750 144116 4994|137699.23890 5585.292015.23:90 Exports of Mayal Storea suu Aiumocr from the Port of Charleston, from September 1,1871, to March 27.1872. EXPORTED TO ?oaton. Hew York... Philadelphia. Sal tl more ... <ew Orleans. lioblle. r*rovld'ce,R I Hh'r?SP'rts ?'alCoastw'se iarcelona..... ?aj'a A M'ket. Vest Indies., ?aufax, NS.. lt John's, NB. jondon. J ris toi, Eng.. liverpool. 1871-'72. NAVAL 8T0K'S Bbls. 2,198 11.911 13,022 3,613 30,644 1,697 2 Feet. 1,362.800 1,707.482 635,764 2,959,097 1870-'71. NAVAL STOR'S Bbls. 811,431 728,199 8,104,773 149.500 600,301 133,000 lavre.. ion te video... treat Britain. Uo de Janeiro totterdam.... 'otal Foreign. Grand Total 3,301 8.460 7,839 50 21,249 51,893 6.788 12,744 8.410 4,681 32,623 1,361 Feet. 239,228 2,027,339 868,000 912,991 345,138 813,500 6,206,196 63,000 ?,Vo7?27? 4,444 900 2,268 782,801 8,973 8,8S7,674i 41.496 10,000 282,500 2,062,770 7,268,988 Stock of Cotton tn thc Interior To\rn at the Lat tit Dat?!. TOWNS. Angosta.March 2. Columbas.March 22 Macon;:.v. ."..'.Marco 22 Montgomery....... March 22 Selma::..March 22 Memphis.March 22 Nashville.March 22 Total bales. 21,521 8,875 6,160 92,381 II I ?? i": : : . : sr i? sr s-: . . . ? : . 'zp -zo. : : ? . : . B.O.O.OI; . . sk'sk k k saisis P P B P m S COBB?, -t 1 -, -f ~\ -I -I -, -I -1 oonoo o o o a o vs-au p p* p-p-p-p* Bsaa s s ssas Sf s Cn ti j?Jo ja top ' o>8 "o'So",2"??'?*ol co So So o S Eco So' a M ckjjM M >-*-: JOB c>tootaiaMoo*.t?- r?2 -j ao-j tn io o to co to . o ? 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"OM >> ?Bo.-itoM S 3to * MC. ts * 00 O M Ot u cn 00 . O? CO Joe inp fi? ?38 SP SM M M -4 CO Math ODCd ; ? OD rf* rf* o> ? OD OD jO . . C>i O CO 00 ODQi C 00 O V . . QO -J rf* 9D rf* StataOO CT? 2 00 <aa b- oo j- oo QC ' ? CT Cr? Qa -4 o'*."co . 8888 OJ WOO 00 o ? wc c? co tc S 3 5 ; jo_2 OCo'cnO Ki - CO aa . *C0 *-a 8ooocroot?*c&aD* cn .*? OOOMOiatQn" -?00 r i ? - c. p B 5 B N OTK.-we have aeaucted irom New uneane 97,186 bales uplands, rronv Mobile 2658 bales up lari tis; from havannah 3000 bags sea Island and 2084 bales upland, and from Charleston 3280 bags sea island and 821 bales upland cotton; also, 865 bales wrecked calton from the coast or Flor? ida-being the receipts at those ports from Mo? bile, Florida. Texas and Savannah. Cliarleaton Wholesale Prices. ARTICLES. - PBIC33. 3AooiKG, tl yard Dundee. ? Gunny Cloth. ? New Torte Double Anchor, 45 inches, 2Xths. 10 ? 20 BALK KOPB, fi tb Manilla. ? .. Western. 8 ? 12 X Jute.;. ? .. BUTTER-Goshen. 33 ? 86 Country. '.. ? COTTON, sjt rs Ordinary to good ordinary.... 20 ? 21 j? Low middling. 21 fi? 2l,V Mlddung to strict middling... 22 ? 22>i Good middling. ? Sea Island. 66 ? 1 00 OOFFKI, f? lb Rio. 23 ? 25 Laguayra. 26 ? 28 Java. so ? FKHTIXIZE as Carolina FertUlzer, ft 2000 Ks. Cash.......... 45 00 ? .. Time (with 7 per ct. Interest) CO 00 ? Wando Fertilizer.cash.... so oo ? Time.65 oo @ Doubl? Refined Poudrette. 30 00 ? Niles' Phosphate. 63 oo ? Peruvian Guano, Chinchas.... 55 00 ? Peruvian Guano, Guanape_ 75 00 ? Pacific Guano,). 2000 tts.cash. 45 00 Time. 50 oo ? Phoenix Ouano.47 so ? Baugh's Phos., V 2000 lbs.cash 4S 00 ? Rhodes' Phosphate. ? 2000 tts 65 00 ? Rhodes'Standard Manure (S65 time). 60 00 M ure nillo Ouano ($40 time).35 00 & Land Plaster.13 oo @ is oo Mapes' Soper Phos, ft 2000 RIB. 45 oo ? Woolston's Phosphate or Lime 65 oo ? Woo?8ton's Vege'or, fl 2000 lbs 66 00 @ Oroasdale's Gen. Suo.Phos. net eo oo ? .. Bowers' Complete Manure, net co oo @ Sardy'B Phos. Peruvian, cash. 85 00 @ Sardy's Pacific Guano, cash... eo oo & Pat AD seo Guano. 65 00 ? E.' Frank -One's A m moni atea Bone Phosphate.cash. 49 oo ? Time.62 oo ? Doe's Pure Dlssol'd Boue.cash 60 00 @ Time.55 oo ? Whann's Superphosphate.60 oo ? 70 oo EtlwanGuano.cash.. 65 00 ? Time. 60 00 at Etiwi?n Crop Food.cash.. 40 oo @ Time. 45 00 @ Etlwan Dissolved Bone..cash. 85 00 ? Time. 40 00 @ Zell'B Ammonlated Bone Phos? phate ($70 time).oo co ? .. ' Russel Doe's Ammonlated Bone Superphosphate ($60 time). 45 00 ? .. , Cotton Food, per ton. eo oo ? .. 1 Bowen A Mercer's Superphos? phate....cash...I.45 oo ? .. ! Time.. ?o eo ? Wilcox, Gibbs A Co.'s Manlpu- . lated.:.60 oo ? .. j Stono Soluble Guano ($66 time) 60 00 ? Stono Dissolved Phosphate ($30 time).2 > 00 ? Stono Pure Ground Phosphate. 12 00 ? ...J Atlantic Phosphate Co...cash. 48 oo ? Time, free of Interest. 62 00 ? .. , Acid Phosphates.cash. 28 00 ? Time, free of Interest.. .. 31 00 ? Eureka ammo.Bone Phos.cash 45 00 ? Time.eo oo ? Middleton's Fish Ammonlated , Phosphate.cash.. 45 oo ? Time. 65 00 ? FLOCK, fl bbl - ? Fine. ? .. i Super. 7 li ? 7 60 ! Northern, and Western Extra. 8 CO ? 8 60 ! Baltimore Extra. @ Southern-Super. 1 25 ? 7 60 Extra. 8 oo ? 8 60 I Family. 0 00 ? 0 50 GBAIN, fl bushel Maryland Oats. 68 ? 70 ; Western Oats. ? .. 1 Oom. 79 ? 90 HAT, fi cwt North River. 1 85 ? 1 60 L7MBKR. fi M feet Clear White Pine, flret quality. 60 00 ? 66 00 White Pine, good run. 38 00 ? 40 00 Yellow Pine.20 oo ? 24 oo Boards, rough.ll 00 ? 12 00 Grooved and tongued 28 00 ? 32 00 . HOLA8SB8, f; ?talion Cuba. 83 ? 37 Muscovado. 38 ? 60 Sugar-house. 23 ? 27 New Orleans. 70 ? 72 NATAL STORKS, fi bol? lar. 9 Pitch. .. ? Rosin, pale. ? .. ] Rosin, No. 1. & Rosin, No. 2. ? .. J .Rosin. Na a.. ... & - Spirits Tarpentine, ? gallon.... .. & Grade Turpentine, V bbl. '4 00 ?6 00 . Bard Turpentine. 3 00 ;# Oakum, 9 te.?... 16 ? NAILS-American 4@20d., V keg 5 05 @ 7 00 POWDER-Dupont's, F.F.F. g.... 6 00 ? Dupont's, F.F.F. 5 00 <3 Dunont's. Blasting. 4 oo ? PROVISIONS, ? IB Bacon, Hams. is ? 14 Sides. os @ osx Shoulders. cos? 6X' Strips..-. ? Lard, In keg. il @ 12 Cheese. 10 ? 18 Eggs. 80 ? 40 Poultry-Chickens, $ doz_ 3 00 ? 4 00 Fowls, 9 doz. 5 00 ? s 60 Potatoes, Irish, 9 bbl. 2 76 ? 8 00 Sweet. @ Onions. 2 76 @ 3 00 Apples. ? ?ires, 9 hs-Carolina. 07X@ 08? East India. ? SALT, <p sack-Liverpool, coarse 1 60 ? 1 70 Liverpool, fine. @ SUGAR, 9 ib-Raw. .-. @ Porto Rico. ? Muscovado. 10 X? 12 S BEESWAX-9 lb. 38 ? 40 aiDES. Oreen-9 rs. & . Dry. 12 ? ic Receipts foy Railroad. March 28. SOUTH CAROLINA RAILROAD. 176 bales cotton, 43 bales goods, 20 bbls naval Blore', 2 cars stock. To Railroad Agent Geo williams A co, A S Smith, W B Williams A Son, : Bischoff A co, T T Chapeau A co, A D Lorlng, E L Jackson, R E Pedrera, Steffens,werner A Ducker, Ravenel, Holmes A co, R M Butler A Son. NORTHEASTERN RAILROAD. 81 bales cotton, 241 bbls naval stores, oars lumber, wood, rough rles, tobacco, mdse, Ao. To Whllden A Jones, 0 W Williams A co, W C Court? ney A co,-Barden A Parker, Frost, Ad<er A co, r R Marshall A co, Mrs J Lloyd, O H DeLorme. O ' Holmes. H Hi?ciiod A co, J A QuackenbuBh, Kins? man A Howell, Pringle A Son, Laurey, Alexander A co, S A O Railroad Agent, J C Mallonee, E Wel? ling, Railroad Agent and others. Passengers. Per steamship South Carolina, for New York Mrs O S Dodge, Mrs D L Dodge, nurses and two children, J C Uulden, H W Mather, M F Coles. Jno Williams, Miss Isabel Coles.J H Patterson. T Law? rence, E A Lawrence, Jno Monera, Martin Fox, B Frost. Miss Murphy. P Roso, Mrs sch went] eu. Davis, James Muldoon, M .ster J Jos Muldoon, Mr Borzoi, J P WeathersbT. LeRoy Corwin, Mr and Mro Kilpatrick, Tftad Davids, Mrs Peck, S W Wil? liams, J B *illlams and wife, Mrs Hubbard and two children, Miss Williams, Miss Pollock, Albert Davis, R A Davis, A N Davis, Geo Leonard, W " Forman, Geo Christy, M Applegate, Sr, M Apple? gate, Jr. A F Co old, Be DJ Foster, T D Horsey and wife, c Letts. Per steamer City Point, from Palatka via Jacksonville, Fernandina and Savannah-A ~ Sleeper, 1 haddens Davids, A Devereux, Jr, R Comou, Mr* Lewis and two daughters, J M Mc Ktonan, wife and two children. J fl Williams, Mrs D Hubbard, S Williams Mi's M B Williams, Miss M Patrick, Mrs Peck, Mr and Mrs Kilpatrick, Mrs Wilcox and sou, W Porter, Mr curtin, Mr Wolfe, Mhs Wescott, Ur Gilbert and wife, R A Davis. Davis, A Davis, N Applegate, S Applegate, B Fos? ter, O Letts, Geo Lenard, Geo Christie, N R Fur man, A J Conover, J Hancock,, wife- and Child, Dr Clark and wife, and 10 i?Z':'r PORI rt4T.KSnAK. KOOK'S PHASES. Last Quarter, 2d. 2 hours, 0 minutes, evening. New Moon 9th. 7 hours 84 minutes, morning. First Quarter. 16th, 0 hours, 6 minutes, evening. Full Muon. 24th. 8 hours, 24 minutes, evening. Last Quarter, 3ist, 9 hours, is minutes, evening. Monday. Tuesday. Wednesday.. Thursday.... Friday. Saturday.... Sunday. SUN RISES. 6..67 6..65 6. 64 6. .53 6..61 5..60 6 49 SUN SETS. 6 16 6 .16 e..17 6..18 6..18 6..19 6 20 MOO" Lil, 7.. 6 8.. 9 9..12 10..28 ll..26 morn 12..S3 HIGH WATER. TV.*! 8..83 9. 9. 64 10..40 ll..85 12..43 MARINE NEWS. CHARLESTON, 8. C.MARCH 29, 1872. Lat 38 deg 46 min 88 sec. | Lon 79 deg 67 min 27 sec. ARRIVED YESTERDAT. Steamship Virginia, Hinckley, Philadelphia-lert - in.-tant. Mdse To W A Courtenay, Railroad Agents, J D Alexander, bollmann Bros, E Bates 4 co, W M Bird A co, Bnlcken ? Wohltmann, Blum A Miller, T M Bristol! A 00, JA Blake, f W Bliss, Dr H Bacr, H Bul winkle, H Bischoff A co, Jas Cos frove, W H Otiafee A co, Cameron, Bark.ey A co, C H > laussen, Geo S Cook, Gsa co, T M Cater, R L David A co. Dowle, Moise A Davis, H A Due, 0 D >. ranke, Ellas Bros, Foganle's Book Store Jno S Fairly A co, John H Graver A co, H Gerdts A co, J H Grothere, John Gerklus, J M Greer A Son, Jno Hurkamp A co, Hart A co, D?lmes A Calder, J A Johnson, Jeffords A co, E T Jaque, 0 Kerrison H RIMtte A co, Johnston, Crews A co, E H Kellers, 0 L Kornahrens, Kinsman Bros, J Lee, G J Lubn, J G Mllnor A co, Wm Matihiessen. W A Mehrtens, S R Marshall A co. P F Murray, Wm McKay, S R Marshall A co. N E Railroad Agent, B O'Neill, C O Plenge, O P Popp nhelm, Qoackenbush, Estlli A co, Ravenel A CO, T Roddy, R Both, H Splnker. H Rosenbrock, Wm Shepherd A co, O saunler, S T Souder, Sbackelford A Kelly, H stender, Steele A Wardell, Moll, Webb A co, Sell ? Foster, A Tiefen thal, W A Skrlne, John F Taylor A co, W L Truss, W L Webb, D Welskopf, J H W?hrmann, P Wiue man A co, Wngener A Monsees. Walker, Evans A Cogswell, G W Williams A co, P Walsh, W J Yat ts, and otbera. Biltlsh sehr Lizzie Dakers, MoDonald, Carde? nas-9 days. Sogar, molasses and fruit. To W P Hall. Sehr Marietta Steelman, Stee'.man, Baltimore 5 days. Coal. To the Gaslight co. Teasel to the Master. Sehr Ann S Deas. GarbattL West Point Mill. 275 tienga rice. To James R Pringle A Son, GPO A Tren holm 4 Son, Cohen, Hanckel A co, and John Colcock A co. Steamer uty Point, McMillan, Florida, Ac. 60 pkgs mdse. To Ravenel A co, Plnckney Bros, W M Bird A co, Jas Salvo, and others. CLEARED YESTERDAY. Steamship South Carolina. Beckett, New York -Wagner, Huger A co, W A Courtenay. SAILED YESTERDAT. Steamship South Carolina, Beckett, New York. FROM THIS PORT. Norwegian bark Eldorado, Thomasen, at Lon? don, March 9. Sehr Mary E Mangham, Beveridge, at Baracoa, March 10. Sehr Henry Collins, Tatem, at Baltimore, 26th March. Sehr E A DeHart, Pinkham, at Baracoa, 10th March. Sehr Daylight, McFadden, at Baracoa, March 10. CLEARED FOR THIS PORT. Steamship Charleston, Berry, at New York, March 23. Steamship Sea Guli, Dutton, at Baltimore. 23th March. MARINE NEWS BY TELEGRAPH. Nsw YORE, March 28. Arrived, steamships Prussia, Idaho, Harmonia, Crescent City and Cleopatra. Evening.-Arrived, the Australia. LIST OF VESSELS UP, CLEARED AND SAILED FOR THIS PORT. LIVERPOOL. Nor bark Draupner, Ingoldsen, cl'd.Jan 8 Br bark Lucy, Jones, cleared.Jan 19 ? The Avondale, Adams, up.Jan 18 Br bark Fille de l'Alr, Jones, up.Feb 20 QUEENSTOWN. ship Nautilus, Spencer, aalled.Feb 16 CARDIFF. The Anevoca, Williams, sailed.Feb 2 Br bark Harvest Home, Dickey, sailed.Jan 18 The Carl N Dobeln, s te?an, sailed.Jan 10 Sehr Henrietta. Burnett, cleared.Dec 18 The Medway, McMillan, sailed.March 8 MONTEVIDEO. Bark Rio de la Plata, -, sailed.Jan 26 MILFORD. rae Lalla, Goudy, aalled.Feb 27 DOMESTIC. B08TOH. Sehr A E Glover, Terry, cleared.March 18 NEW TORE. Sehr J S lng rah am. Packard, cleared... .March 19 Sehr James Wall, Grover, cleared.March 23 Sehr Carrie Hyer. Poland, up.March 23 9chr May Morn, Hatch, up.March 19 PHILADELPHIA Sehr Sidney Price, Godrrey, cleared_.March 21 BALTIMORE. Sehr Albert Thomas, Reese, up.March 22 ?chr J H Stickney, Fooks, up.March 22 List Of Shipping IN THE PORT OF CHARLESTON, MARCH 28. Vessels under loo tons, and steamers coasting within the State, excepted. STEAMSHIPS. Champion, 1418 tons, Lockwood, at Adger'a wharf, . for New York, loading-James Adeer A co. Virginia, - tons, HincKley, at Brown A co's wharf, for Philadelphia, loading-W A Courte- 11 nay. Falcon, 672 tons, Haynle, at Union wharf, for Bal? timore, loading-P 0 Trenholm. SHIPS. Eddystone, 1085 to-s, Park, In the Stream, for 11 Liverpool, ready-J A Enslow A co. If Palmerston, (Ger'n,) 1200 tons, K?lln, la Ashley -River, . for ? the Kortb. . of-Barope;--ioadtDgr Lesesne <t Wejls. Jolla, (Br,) - tona, Baker, id the Stream, for Liv? erpool, rea-ly-R wore & co. Melita, (Br.) go* tons, Llghtbody, at Marsh's wharf, from Madeira, repairing-Henry Card. BARKS. Windermere, (Br.) - tons, Teaman, at Accom? modation wharr, for Liverpool, loading-H Card. Uriel. (Germ.) - tons, Sleboid, in the Stream, for a port in Great Brltsl , ready-R T Wanter. Heinrich B'Jorn, (Nor,) - ton?. Einersten, In the Stream, from Sligo, Ireland, walting-Henry. Card. New Republic, (Br,) 680 tons, Bartlett, In the Stream, for St Mary's, Ga, ready-Henry Card. Ebenezer, (Xor,) -- tom, Mathtesen, at Union wharf, to be repaired-Henry Card. Urses Minor, (Nor,) - tons. Nielsen. In the Stream, from Sligo, walting-Henry Card. BRIGS. Waverly, aso tons, Terry. In Ashley.River, for Baltimore, loauins- Streec Bros i co. Minnie Abbie, 344ions", Harding, at Ceniral wharf, for Boston, loading-M Goldsmith A Soo. Mercedlta, (Span,) - tons, Oliver, at Brown A co's wharf, for Barcelona, loading-W P HalL Joven Joaquin, (Span.) - tona, Foarrodona. at Brown 4 c's wharf, f .rBarceloaa, loading W P Hall. Almirante, (Span,) - tons. Guanabery;, at Brown A co's wharf, for Barcelona, loading-W P Hall. Erle, - tons, Sears, at Central wharf, from Boa ton, discharging-Roach A Monett. SCHOONERS.' J M Brooman, 221 tons, Don viss ?, In Ashley River, for Poiladelphla, loading-H F Baiter A co. Myrover. 440 tons, r.rown, at N E Rallroa l wharf, for New York, loading-Boich A Monet'. Flying Scudd, loo tona, Owens, in Ashley River, for Richmond, Ta, loading-Cohen A Wells. E R Emerson, 3.e tons, Snow, lu Ashley River, for Boston, loading-Cohen A Weils. E L Leonard, 116 ton', Foster, in Ashley River, for Boston, loading-street Bros A co. Mary, iso tons, Gilchrist, In the Stream, for Bucksvllle, S C. ready-J A Enslow A co. Ranger, - tons, Gooding, at Central wharf, for New Orleans, ready-Street Bros A co. Louisa Frazier, - tons, steelman. at Kerr's wharf, from Baltimore, discharging-H Bul winkle. B N Hawkins, 895 tons. Wyatt; at Adger'a wharf", from "New York, discharging-Roach A Mof? fatt. Frau k A Emily, -tons, McCobb, at Ken's wharf, from Norfolk, Va, discharging-Hermann Bul winkle. H O Hand. - tons, Hand, at Keri's wharf, from New York, discharging-Hermann Bulwinkie. Stephen G Hart, 255 tons Hart, In Ashley River, for New Haven, mading-Roach ft Monett. Wan ata, 229 tons, bv.it. piton, at Atlantlo wharf, from Wilmington, Del. recharging-Master. Kate Foster, lu ions, 1 :csebrook, at Accommoda? tion wharf, from Baltimore, discharging-J A EnBlow A co. Lizzie Dakers, (Br.) - tons, McDonald, at Brown A co's wharf, from Cardenas, discharging-W P Hall. Marietta Steelmrm. - tons. Steelman. at Gas Company's wharf, from Baltimore, discharg? ing-Master. uavnsAL i-xmemoK OF--s s? i FIRST-CUSS MEDAL ALF. LABARRAQUE AND Co QU INIU M. LAB A BRAQUE Approved by the.Imperial Academy of Medicine The Quintan Labarraque is an eminently tonic and febrifuge Wine, destined to replace all the other preparations of Peruvian Bark The Bark Wines usually employed inme dicine are prepared from Barks which vary considerably in the degree to which they possess the desired properties. Besides, owing to the manner in-which they are pre? pared, these Wines contain scarcely more than the traces of active principles, and these always in variable proportions. The Quinlan Labmrraqae, approved by the Academy of Medicine, constitutes, on (he contrary, a m?decine of determined compo? sition, rich in active principles, and on wich Physicians and Patients can always rely. TllC Quininm JLabarraqnc is prescribed with great success for persons of weak con tilution, or for those debilitated by various exhausting causes or past sickness ; for youths fniigucd by too rapid growth; for young girls whose development takes place with difllculty; for women in childbirth; and for aged persons enfeebled by years or illness. It is the best preservative against Fevers. In cases of Chlorosis, Anemia. orGreensik ness, this Wine is a powerful auxiliary of thc ferruginous preparations In conjunction, for example, v illi YALU T'S PiLf>, the rapidi? ty ot ils action is really marvellous. r?|ct iii Pa b, L. REI'.E. iU, rueJ.rA i Agent? In Charleston: DO WIE, MOISE i L A DAVIS, Wholesale Dru-rgtsts. J Geming iJlarrjmes. WHEELER ft WILSON SILENT SEWING- MACHINE ! THE BEST IS THE CHEAPEST WHEELER & WILSON VICTORIOUS AT THE LATE STATE FAIR, HELD AT COLUMBIA ! Why lt Should Have the Preference of ] nil Others I lat. Because lt ls thc sim pleat. 2d. Because lt tew- essier. 3d. Because lt sews raster. 4th. Because lt uses oo Shuttle. 6th. Because lt ruak-a ie*s noise. et h. Because lt is iui>re durable. 7 th. Because lt ha-t been before the public for over twenty years, aud hence lt la no experiment to try lt. Ninety thousand more Family Machines sold than bv any other Company. 1rs late Improve? ments set lt far ahead u? anything lu the market. Adjusting and re?m ring dune promptly. All work warranted. Call and examine, whether wishing to parchase or not. WHYTE & HARRAL, General Southern Agents, IVO. SOO KING ST BEET. Mg_ IHoors? Sasljcs ano Diinos SASHES AND BLINDS. P. P. TOALE, Manufacturer and Dealer, Has removed bis Otr.ce to and opened his pren? drai SALESROOMS at No. 20 UAYNE STREET ind No. 33 PINCKNEY >TRE KT, where he takes pleasure in offering to the p ibllc a full stock or hla jwn manufacture ol DOJRS. SASHES, BLINDS, HOrjLDINOS, NEWKLS. BALUSTERS, Ac WOOD TURN INO la all Its branches. A specialty made of FRENCH and AMEKICAN (VINDOw GUSS, at Wholesale and Retail. Vf Orders for stock of Irregular size work re ;elved either at the Salesrooms, No. 20 Hayne itreet, or at the FACTORY on Horlbeck'a Wharf. mchs-fmwly jp OR N E W-IO R K . ON TH CESD AY, APRIL 4TH, AT 4 O'OLOOKP.M. NEW ?RON STEAM LLNL-ESTABLISHED 1870 STATE-BOOMS ALL 021 DECK. The SplendidNew Iron Slde:Wheel : Steamship GEORGIA, Crowell, Commander, will sall for New York on THURSDAY. April 4!h, at 4 o'olocfc P. IL* from Pier No. 2 Union What ves. j Through Billa of Lading to Liverpool and Lae New England Cities aa usual. Insur-noe b7 Steamers of this Line K per cent Far Freight or Passage Engagements, having very fine Deck Stateroom accommodations, apprv to WAO EN EB, HOGER A CO., No 26 Broad street; or-to WM. A. COURTENAY, No. 1 Union Wharves, s. mchzo . ' ' ._ > JjlOR NEW ?OBK. ;,; : NEW YORK AJTD CHARLE S TOI* STEAMSHIP lilKTK. ESTABLISHED 1846. The splendid Sldewheel : Steamship CHAM? PION, R. W. Lockwood, Commander, will sail rrom Adder's South-Wharf on SATURDAY, the 30th instant, at naif-past a o'clock P. H. pre? cisely. MW Marine Insurance by this line half per cent. sw Through Bills or Lading given on t ott?n to Liverpool, Boston, Providence, and the New Eng? land manufacturing towna. For Freight or Passage Engagements apply tor mch28-3 JAMBS ADQEB-/A CO.. Agents. THE PHiriA?ELPHlA IRON STEAM LINE. THE FIRST-CLASS IRON. SORE W STEAMSHIPS VIBGINIA, Captain Hinckley, GULF STREAM, Captain Hunter. Are now regularly on the Line, Insuring a rtrst obrss sea connection between Philadelphia and c. a neston, and rn alliance -with RaflrWMl-Com? panies at .both termini, afford rapio ;;aneportatlon to and from all points in the Cotton States, and to and from cincinnati, St. Louis, Chicago and the principal clues of the Northwest; Boston, Providence and the Eastern Manufacturing den? tres.' ' r^T- . ? ' KW The -VIRGINIA ta appointed to aaa from Brown's Wharf on SATURDAY MOEN INO, March 30, at ll o'c'oefc. . nrThe GOLF STREAM will follow next week. For partlculara,of Freight arraiwementa. Apply, to WM. A. COURTENAY, Union Wharf?. W. P. CLYDE A CO., General Agenta. No. 13 Sooth Delaware Avenue, -Philadelphia. mch26_ JpOR ST. AUGUSTINE. The Steamer CITY POINT winjajain stop at st. Augustine on her return J^M? from St. John's River this trip. ^^^^^ V RAVENELA CO., mcMM_ Agent?. pOB BALTIMORE FREIGHTS RECEIVED DAILY, AND THROUGH BILLS LADING ISSUED TO Til II ADKL.P HI A, BOSTON, THE CITIES OF THE NORTHWEST, LIVERPOOL AND BREMEN. The fine steamship FALCON. Haynle, Com? mander, wm.sall for Baltimore, on SATURDAY, March 3oth, at half-pan e o'clock A. M. $W Philadelphia Freights forwarded to that cit; by railroad from Baltimore without addi? tional insurance, and Consignees are allowed am? ple time to cample and sell their Goods from the Railroad Depot in Philadelphia. For Freight or Passage anplv to PAUL C. TRESHOLV, Agent, mch22-7_No. a Onion Wharves. ? pAOIFIO MAIL STEAl?&?P'if?V&if? THROUGH LINE ?TO CALIFORNIA, CHINA AND JAPAN. FARES GREATLY REDUCED. . Steamers or the above line leave Tlrr ?TiTI?M. No, 42. North River, fout of Uanali?yifi2J street. New York, at 12 o'clock noon, or inesita and soth of every month except when tfceae dates fail on Snnday, then the saturday preceding. All departures connect at Panama with stearn-t ers for Sooth Pacific and Central American ports. Departure of i&th touches at Kingston, Jamaica, For Japan and China, steamers leave San Fran? cisco first of every month, except when lt falls on Snnday; then on the day preceding. ; No california steamers touch at Havana, but go direct rrom New York to Asplawall. One hundred pounds baggage free to each adult. Medicine and attendance, free. For Passage Tickets or other Information apply at the COMPANY'S TICKET OFPlOE. ootha wharf foot of Canal street, North River, New York. ? Julj2?-lyr F. R. BAB Y. Agent. , jflOR LIVERPOOL; VIA QUEENSTOWN CARRYING THE UNITED STATES MAILS. THE LIVERPOOL AND GREAT WESTERN STEAM COMPANY wui dispatch one of their first-class, foll power iron screw Steamships from PIER No. 40 N. R., EVERY WEDNESDAY, Cabin Passage $80, gold. Steerage Passage (Onice No. 20 Broadway} $30, currency. For Freight or Cabin Pacage, apply to WILLIAMS A GUION, No. 63 Wall street, 5. Y. N. B.-Throngh Bills Ladlug to Liverpool Issued .?y the Charleston and New York Steamers, waloo make close connection with the above Una. For particulars and rate of Freight apply to JAMES ADGER A CO., WAGNER. HUGER A 00., maye Or WM. A. COURTENAY. jpOR WRIGHT*! BLUFF, AND INTERMEDIATE LANDINGS ON THE SAN TEE RIVER. j The steamer BFNNETTSVILLE, - ; Captain J. T. Foster, ls now TZ-jmBmml celvlDg Freight at Accommodation wnan, and will leave on SATURDAY NIGHT, the 80th mst. Freight and Wharfage prepaid. For engagements apply to Captain on board, r to RAVENEL, HOLMES A CO., mch2S 2 No. 177 East Bay. F OR FLORIDA, VIA SAVANNAH, TWICE A WEES. The splendid Steamers, DICTATOR...Captain Cox ama CITY POINT.Captain MCMILLAN WILL SAIL AS FOLLO WU ! The DICTATOR will leave Charleston every Tr BSD AY EVENING, at 8 o'clock, The CITV POINT every FRIDAY EYINTNO, at 8 o'clock, FOR FERNANDINA, JACKSONVILLE, _ PALATKA, AND ALL LANDINGS ON ST. JOHN'S RIVER. These Steamers connect with railroad at Tocol for st. Augustine, and at Jacksonville wita steamer Starlight for Mellon ville, Enterprise, and all landings OD upper St. Johns; an t at Palatka with steamers for thc Oklawaba River. . Close connection ls made with steamships at Cedar Keys for New Orleans and Havana, and shippers can rely on no detention or freights to New Orleans, and at lowest rates. For Freight or .Passage, having first-class ac? commodations, apply to RAVENEL A CO., Agents, Corner Vanderhorst's wharf and Fact Bay. Throngh Bills of Lading given to New Orleans. These Steamers connect at Savannah with Steamer San Antonio for Dart en, Brunswick, Satllla River, and all intern -..Hate landings. Freights ror these points moat be prepaid hare. deolS ?