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American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1845-04-05
FARE WELL
GRAND INSTRUMENTAL CONCERT,
1T CAL VERT HALL,

f TX f w E l. l.
GRAND INSTRUMENTAL CONCERT,
1T C4LVERT HALL,
THIS SATURDAY EVENING, APRIL 5TH.
al ISIS JOSEPHINE BRANISON, aged 81
I'VE years, and Miss HARRIET BRAMSON, aged
years, both of the city of New Yok, will perform
OH the Piano Forte, assisted by the following Profess
sors of Music, Messrs. MULLER, LUCCHESl and
WAGNER.
PROGRAMME.-PART /.
|. Overture--Piano Overture, de Semira-
nde, by Miss Josephine and Prof. Mul
Ter, by Lemone.
=. SO0-FIute-Proi LucChesi, by TulOn.
3. Duett-Piano-By Miss Josephine and
Harriet Bramson.
4. Piano Variations Brantes-I.a Vio-
lete de Carafa-Miss Josephine Bran
son, by Henry Herr.
PART If.
|. Ovedure-Piano-Mas by Miss
Josephine BramsOn, by f. MOckviz,
?. -Claronette-Pr Wagner, by j. Muller.
J. Duett-Piano-Mis Josephine and Har-
rett Bramson.
4. TRANSFORMATIONS Briliantes de Concert
Miss Josephine BramsOn, by CZerHy.
{G3- Tickets so cents, children under twelve years
of aye, at half piceto he obtained at the principal
Music stores, Book stores and Hotels of this city, and
at the door on the evening of performance.
g8- Doors open at half.pa I, performance to com
mence at O'Clock.
Certificate presented to Miss JOSEPHINE BRAMsoS by
IL eminent Professors of Music in Philad.
"PHILADELPHIA, Dec 6, 1874.
'sWe have had the pleasure of hearing Miss JOSE
Prime BRAMsoN at private party, and we con-
TESS that heard child (of ten years of age)
play the Piano Forte with all the rapidty, the pre-
cisiOn, the steady time keeping, and the taste of
adult professor; she throws more force also, into the
volumes of her tones, than we could have supposed
her physical strength could accomplish. We feel con-
dent that she destined to rival tho greatest Pianist
thus far known
rs. Enrich, F. Dorigo,
B. G. Cross, A. ReiRhart,
J. d. COninct, G. F. Rudolph,
G. Jarvis, IF. Stolte,
Edw. Barton, Vincent Schmidt,
Joseph PLIGHT, Augustus Carusi."
Professors from Baltimore
Samuel Carusi, A. Metz,
II. A. Allen, Julius L, Muller,
II. Petre, A. Hartmarry,
apf2t Jos. Gegan,
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NxCITTNG-VERY. The way folks are &c

ENXCITTNG-VERY The way folks are get
ES ting rich by purchasing their tickets at NJ
DOYLE'S CAPITAL PRIZE DEPOT, LA PRATT
STREET, opposite the Railroad Depot next door to
rather the surest way is to drop in at DOYLE'S and
get package and You will rarely fail To packet some
thing handsome a return for small outlay. Look
at some of the splendid schemes to be drawn this
week.
FRIDAY capital prize $4,000, tickets 49, shares in
proportion
SATURDAY, capital $4,000, tickets 81, halves 50
cents, quarters % cents. Risk on 4 package of 20
wholes only Sli, halves 81, quarters only SO 80.
liberal discount will be paid TO persons who pur
chase by the package or quantity.
For sale in the greatest variety of lucky numbers by
the package, single ticket share. All orders, per
mail or otherwise, addressed TO
NJ. DOYLE, No. IA Pratt street,
1t TRl Opposite r. & O. R. R. Depot.
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nIVIDEND. The President and Directors of
NJ the Marine Bank of Baltimore have declared
dividend of three per cent for the last six months,
payable on or after TUESDAY, the Sth inst.
api-3t' PHIL. LTrTIG, JR., Cashier.
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STKNW EOORS.

f.S~-, Look out for the cheap BONNET
1MISTORE, where may be found general as
-.s1=> sortment OF the most fashionable Bonnets
that can be found in Baltimore Recollecl the emit
cd States Bonnet Store, just above Lishst, where
may be found general assortment of fine goods, such
as laces; Ribbons; Gloves; Hosiery; Stocks; Collars;
Shawls; Scaits, sc. sc. All very cheap for cash.
&C. Don't stop TIL you call ana see for yourselves.
nh3l JAMES COBURN.
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NJ EACH * GATES.
HA No. 22l BALTIMORE STREET,

(Three doors below Charles STU
Manufacturers and dealers (wholesale and reta) in
l. AIDES DRESS TRIMMINGS, viz: Gmps;
Frlnges Tasses; Buttons; Cords, &c; Domestic
Fringes, and general assortment of Curtain, Mill
tary, and Taiors' Trimmings, Fly Nets; Odd Fellows,
Red Mems and Masonic Regaia; U. s. Flags; Ban
ncrs; Signals, &c.
Just received from the New York and Philadelphia
markets, new and entire assortment of GOODS in
their line, viz: Fans, of every descriptions Oiled Silk;
Knitting Cotton; Carpet and Furniture Bindings;
Twed Tapes; Rein and Boot Webbing; White and
cold Spool Cotlon Needles; Pins Scissors Threads;
Gloves, and Fancy Articles of every description.
N. b. An kind of Trimmings made to order at short
notice mh3l-9w
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EpRiNrING EsTABI.ISHM e.NT FOl
3. POsITIVE TRUSTEE,S SALE

ENAas POSITIVE TRUSTEES SALE.
HI,ml by virtue of Il decree Of the High Court of
E4,n Chancery, the subscriber Trustee, will, on
SATURDAY, the l2th day of April, 1915, at
O'Clock, A. M of that day, expose at public SALE
on the premises, COUNTRY RESIDENCE, near
Govanstown, in Baltimore county, being part of the
estate OF the late VIM. Bosey. 1t contains six and
quar- er Acres of LAND, more or less The improve
ments consist of large FRAME HOUSE, Stab e
and other out buildings. This property is in fine
neishbofhood, there being Academy near, and
large Church the adjoining lot. Ii is situated be
tween four and i've miles from Baltimore, on the
York turnpike road, few hundred yards from Coy
anstown. Further information he obtained by ap
pcation to the subscriber, To j. j. SPEED, in tie
city of Baltimore.
The Terms of Sale as prescribed by the decree are
One-half cash, and one half in twelve months from
the day of sale with interest to be secured by bond
approved by the Trustee
mh2 l-2awts JAS. II. BOSLEY, Trustee.
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HyHIRD AND LAST CONCERT

IL OF THE MISSES SLOMAN,
MONDAY EVENING, TN .4pril, 1S45,
AT CALVERT HALL.
The MISSES SLOMAN respectfully announce that
a splendid selection of Music will be given from the
works of great composers, for the Piano, Harp and
Voice, on the above occasion, assisted by Mr.. SLO
MAN, it being their last appearance prior to their
leaving Baltimore. Full particulars of the Concert
in future advertisements. app
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BAGS. A snlendid assor

TYNNAVEIEI BAGS. A splendid assoft-
n ment of Brussels, Wilton and Saxony IRA
YELLING BAGS and Ladies' SATCHELS; STRAW
SATCHELS; PORTABLE CASES; Hair, Tooth
Hat and Nail BRUSHES; Swimming Belts; Jointed
Fishing Rods, and India Rubber Cloth. For sale at
wholesale and retail, at New York prices, by
H. B. FIELD s. CO., 225 Baltimore street,
apS 3t" next door to Charles.
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ADJUSTMENTS.
BALTIMORE MIIsEI1M

AND GALLERY OF THE FINE ARTS,
CORNER OF BALTIMORE y C.4LVERT-STS.
MIR. J. SEFTON'5 BENEFIT.
FH>HlS EVENING, April stIl, 1915, will be per-
IL formed THIMBLE RIG. Mrs Ginger, Miss
GANNoN' John Ginger, Mr. JOHN SEXTON. Sam
Shindy, Mr.. OWENS.
Aher which, the Misses MACOMBER will Sing,
accompanied by the Violin and ViolonceIlo.
Dancing by Miss CANNON and Miss GERTRUDE.
% conclude with Drama of JENNY TWITCHER
in FRANCE. Eugene, Mrs. BOOTH. Petro, Mr..
OWENS. Jenny Twitcher Mr.. J. SEXTON.
U3- Admittance % cts, children under 10 years Of
age, ~ cents. Saloon performance to commence AT
u O'Clock precisely. 1t
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tx IFCHEN ANDIHUNS, SHOVEL AND
HA- TONES; Pots and Kettles, of all kinds, plain
and enamelled Sauce Pans. do; Tin, Cast iron ard
Copper TEA KETTLES; Dutch Ovens; Furnaces;
Gridrons, Of all kinds, some new patterns; Coffee
Mills; Coffee Roasters Flesh Forks; Swimmers and
Ladies, and all kinds of FAMILY HARDWARE, Ia
Bile Cutlery, Spoons, Culinary Articles, &c. &C. run
ming off cheap fo cash, at the New Furnishing Ware
house, No. North Howard street.
mn2i-2m G.. l.. WETMORE & co.
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MERCHANTS BANK,

baltimore, March 2Uth, 1915. :
"HE stockholders of this Bank are hereby Motif
Il ed that an election for twelve Directors will be
held at their banking house on MONDAY, the 5,h
May next, between the hours of 10 and O'Clock.
mh22 ID. SPRlGG, Cashier
A A.KENNARD, JUSTICE OF THE PEACE,
M No. North Frederick STREET and next
door to the office of MessIs Campbell s. Buike, hav-
ing had many years practice Justice of the Peace
is prepared attend 10 the drawing of Deeds Leases
Mortgages, Bills of Sale, Powers of Attorney, and
preparing lnsolvents Papers, and be found at his
office at all hours (unless called busness) from
= Am. to 81 P. M, where he will he happy to take
acknowledgements of Deeds, will with pleasure wait
on the individuals at their residence. mha6-if
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MKI III. II. JENNINGS ~ co.

IMP TIERS OF CLOTHS, C.dSSIDfERES,
VESTlNGS, FANCY Dress ARTICLES, &c.
23l BROADWAY, AMERICAN HOTEL, New YORK.
To those visiting the city of New York, requiring
GARMENTS, a renewed solicitation is offered for
them to call and examine stock of New and Fash
ionable GOODS for Spring and Summer wear, com
prisng an assortment unsurpassed in richness and
rieiy, and which will be made up To order in style
second 10 no house in the trade, prices which
offer such inducements to the Cash purchaser
not fail TO be appreciated. NH ~ .3m
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SILVER PLATED FORKS q SPOONS.
- BUTTER KNIVES, CAKE BASKETS, Casters,
Butter Coolers, High aud Chamber Candesticks,
Toast Racks, Napkin Rings, Salt dishes, Bronzed
Tea bells, Oyster and Asparagus Forks, Soup and
Gravy Ladies', selling off low at the NEW FURNISH
ING WAREHOUSE, No. 2 N. HOWARD STREET,
just round the corner of Market street.
mh24 2m G., b, yVETMORE & CO
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Sun SHADES. pARAsoLETrEs.
PARASOLLHTTPS AND SUN

.szc> PAE:ASOLLETTES AND SUN
RI1AN SCREENS. Mrs. MCPHERSON, No SO
'fsl ~ North Howard street, has just received from
%TS~ New foik, an assortment of ParasoeteS
Sun Screens. Ladies are invited 10 cali early. mh2l
HD ENEOVAL. JAMES CARTER would inform
~ e. his friends and customers that he has removed
his Fashionable Furnishing and Ready made Linen
Store, for the present. 10 No. 4 SOUTH CALVERT
STREET, below Market st.
Citizens and strangers will find in this establishment
a splendid assortment of Rich Satin Scars and era
vats Paris Kid Gloves, all colors; rich satin Dress
stocks and Opera Ties; new style La Polka Cravats
Gum Elastic Suspenders and Silk Gloves.
J. C. would particularly call the attention Of citi-
zens and strangers to his superior Linen and Muslin
Shirts, made from the best materials and the latest
Partisan Fashion, and warranted to fit for sale by the
dozen single one--a sizes constantly on hand
Dressing Gowns; Pocket Hdkfs hfmmed; silk Shirts
and Drawers; Gotten Knit do. Gentlemen will find
it to their advantage to cali before purchasing else
where, every article in this Store will be sold
very reduced prices.
10 Gentlemen's Linen made to order nh4
d. IANy -SHAWLS-SHANLS. The sub
~ scrbcrs desire To call the attention Of the Ladies
to their assortment of NEW SPRING SHAWLS.
consisting Of Plain and Figured Silk, do do. Thibet,
do. do Mouslin de Lame, Embroidered Canton Grape
and variety of others-all of which very beau
tful, and which enabled to sell great bargains
DORSEY Il NELSON,
mills cow No. 65 BamOre-s st.
NAIDE BLACK GIMPs FOR SCARFS.-
w have just manufactured assortment of the
above article. Also, an assortment of Bugle Gimp,
which will sell by the yard or piece at mansfactur-
er's prices. J. NJ. HAIG, l2l Baltimore Est,
mh25 .. (Pl 4 doors above South.
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TWNU COUNTRY MERCHANTS. BRITAN-
n MA WARE. Just received lot of BRITAIN
MA and JAPANNED WARE. For sale rcry io,r N,
No North Howard street.
an c. F.. WETMORE & co
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DRY GOODS, &c.
BEAUTIFUL. SPRING GOODS.
NDWAsS Il RICu ARDSnN No

YORK, an extensive and varied assortment of Spring
Goods, comprising the latest styles, among which may
be FOUND some very rich dress goods at low price,
shch as SlLkS, Lawns, Bal2arines Gnghams, F0l
lards, Sylphides, Organdies, Polkas, Sc
also-A beautiful variety of Spring SHAWLS and
SCAkFS, such as Barge, Silk, ThibGt, Mouselme,
and Cashmere, some exceedingly beautiful, and at
pTaceS lower than ever before offered with large as
sediment of CLOTHS and CASSiMERES for gentle
mems spring wear, Of American, English and French
manufacture, of thu very latest and most fashionable
styles, with SILK, Satin aud Matscilles VESTINGS;
LA Polkas Crayats; Silk Gloves, sc. Sc 1t is the de-
termination of the subscriber sci nj a small ad-
vance, and he invites those who want a rich and
handsome article to call and examine his stock, which
he has taken great pains to select from the different
markets, and which il will afford him pleasure to ey-
hlS EDWARD j. RICHARDSON,
ap-cOlw No. VI Baltimore street
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HNMBROlDERED AND DANASK GRAPE
-EI SHAWLS. Just received at GARDENERS
Rich cmb'd Grape Shaws, from $40 10 500.
Rich Damask Sbawls
Also-l case new Lace LAWNS
case new Printed TAtLETONS
do. White GRASS LINEN
] do. French Printed JACONETS.
Also-A beautiful assortment Of SUN SCREENS
and PARASOLSy at GARDENERS
apl TRPl No. 1876 Market street
SUPERIOR LINEN DRILLS, VESTiNGS,
~ &c Now opening, very choice style Plaid
aud Satin Stripe Linen Drills. GambrOons, single
miled Cassimcres; MarseilIes Silk and Satin VEST
lNGS, &c, for sale low, wholesale ami retail.
b. II. RICHARDSON 4 co.
No. 223 Baltimore street,
app ARl First Dry Goods House below Charles
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MRS. NEV.4 ST. CLOUDS BENEFIT
NNGiPTIAN SALOON

HI ODD FELLOWS HILL, GHY-ST.
&c On this occasion, Mr.. f. PIKE will appear and
execute several favorite pieces the Accordion.
THIS Saturday EVENING, April 5th will be
presented FORTUNES FROLIC. Robin Rough
head, Mr.. FORREST. Nancy, Mrs. ST. CLOUD.
Dolly, Mrs. FORREST.
After which, Singing and Dancing by Reeve s Ryall.
TO conclude with MATCH MAKING. Vivian,
MI. Mcdonnell. Sam, Mr.. Forrest Mrs. Dobbs, Mrs.
Forrest Mary, Mrs. st. Cloud.
{G3- Mr.. Common will appear on Monday.
tG}-Doors open at o'ciock,-performance to com
mence at precisely. Admission to all parts Of the
house % cents. No disordery or improper characters
admitted. 1t
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apRAIDs, EDGINGs, &c.

TNNHE SUBSCRIBER HAS FOR SALE
IL by the demjOhu or gallon, superior Old Mellow
and fine favored Martell's BRANDY, vim. 1922, aud
some very choice OLD RYE WIII5KEY, le25,whch
he will sell low, and respectfully asks those who
want TO give them trial.
EVAN HAMILTON, No. IS Germanst.,
between Hanover aud Sharp.
Who has for sale, by the dozen bottle, some fne
old Madeita and Port WINE; good Claret Wine, by
the bottle; few demijohns very old PEACH BRAN
DY-any of the above articles will he sold as cheap
as they can be bought elsewhere if not cheaper.
no Please give Inc trial. ap3-2w
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aSOLAR LAMPS FOR LARD OR OIL.
~ Cirand0les; CandelabrGs; HALL LANTERNS,
beautiful article; Britannia and Japanned Lard and
Oil Lamps, of various patterns; Britannia Brass and
Japanned Candestcks SpittoDnS of all kinds con
stantly on hand at the Nep Furnishing Warehouse,
No North Howard street, just round the corner of
Baltimore street.
mhI pm T.. l.. WETMORE g. co,
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A SSEMBLY ROOMS. The Original Ethio-
"A plan Serenaders,
MEssRs. GERMON,
STANWOOD,
HARRINGTON,
PELHAM,
WHITE,
Respectfully announce the ladies and gentlemen of
Baltimore, that they have taken the above Rooms for
a few evenings, and will commence their Concerts on
THIS Tuesday EVENING, April |, ls45, and con
tinue every evening during the week
The entertainments will consist Of variety of new
and original Songs, Glees, Chorusses Buresque Lee
lures, Sc, accompanied by The Accordan, Banjo,
Congo, Tamho, and Bone Castinetts.
Sd3- Front seats reserved for the Ladies' Admit
lance 70 cents. Concert to commence at a quarter
to s O'Clock apl
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"INDOW BLINDS. Curtains, Bands and
Wv Pins, Pulleys aud Faseninas, Stair Rods SC.
for sale at our HOUSEKEEPING WAREROOMS,
No. . N. Howard street.
mh2 Pm C.. E. WETMORE s co.
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A NENTLEMEh'S WEAR. The subscribers
NJ have on hand choice and beautiful assortment
OF black and fancy coored French, English and Bel
glan CLOTHS, of fine and Superine qualities.
Also, French, English and Domestic CASSRIERES
and DOESKINS, Of black and fancy colors, embra-
cling great variety Of beautiful styles and designs
some of which are B0nean'S, Bacha's 4 Shepherds
makes; with general assortment of black and fancy
silk, satin and MarserS VESTINGS; superfine plain
white do; plain white Linen DRILLING, and Duck
do. Of superior quality; fancy Drilings Ganbroons
Tweeds &c, all of which they determined to sell
at 'he lowest market prices, and to which they invite
the attention of purchasers.
DORSEY s. NELSON,
No. 65 Baltimore street.
~ b. Also on hand, assortment of silk and Sa
tin CraVas, Scarfs, Pocket Hdkts, Suspenders, Ho-
siery, &c. apl2w
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for sale at our HOUSEKEEPING WAREROOMS,
No N. Howard street.
mhai-2m C.E. WETMORE s co.
@MALL FAMILY GRINDSTONES, for
~ sharpening table knives for sale by the quantity
or single one; also, few put up superior style for
DENTISTS. For sale low at No . N. Howard-st.,
just round the corner of Baltimore. DON'T mistake
the No. [mh24-eml C.E. WETMORE& co.
a MEXICAN TABLE CUTLERY. Just
"a received a lot of superior AMERICAN CUT
LERY-conssting in part of
Fine Ivory Balance KNIVES AND FORKS, in sets
of 81 and 50 pieces.
Do do. French Pattern FORKS.
Fine Ivory Table and Dessert Knives and Forks,
in dozens
Fine Table and Dessert Balance handle Knives, for
Silver Forks
Self Tip Knives and Forks, in dozens,
Ebony Ebony do. do.
Carving knives andforks with steel.
A great variety Of knives pitheut forks.
Cook and Bread knives in abundance
English razors, scissors, pen knives, &c. SC.
Call at No. N. Howard street, at the NEW FUR
NISHING WAREHOUSE of
ms4sm C. WETMoRE & co,
MIOOP EARRINGS-HOOP EARRING s.
u L Plain Gold, Engraved and Jet, large sizes; re-
ceived this day and for sale at very low prices by
G. d. CLARK, Water street,
apl second door from Calvert
SILvER SPOONS. SILVER SPOONS:
y Those going to house keeping would do well to
call on q. ID. CLARK,
Water street, I'd door from Calvert
Who has large assortment of SILVER WARE now
on hand, which will be sold at moderate prices mh2e
HNINE WATCHES, of every description, pro-
II perly repaired by
GABRIEL d. CLARK
mh92 Water street, second door from Calvert.
MARROW PARIS GIMPS, Spring colors
~ have just received a fresh supply of narrow
Gimps, light colors; also, small lot of Black and
Blue Black which will sell wholesale or RETAIL
J. M. HAIG'S Fringe and Tassel Factory,
mhs9 [pl l2l Baltimore.st. doors above South.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1845-01-22
CHARLESTON. Jan. lS.


C0iion The market ior Upands which in
our last weekly review we reported us having
closed in very firm aud healthy condition,
npeued in,he commencement of th,. past week
with an active demand. and with equal firm
ness. and so continued duing tile following
Monday aud Tuesday; The tranSaclionsin that
lime amounting 10 7O56 bales at the following
daily rates, viz-Salurday 2432 bales. Monday
1S47 bales. and Tuesday 2S07 bales. On Wed.
ncSday morning The Northern mail brought us
Liverpool dates to the 9Th nt.. received at
New York by the packet ship Rochester The
letters received in this city represented the
Cotton market in the former place in u better
condtlon!and qnoing an advance of Id. I'm
mediate y after lhr receipts If these accounts.
the most active dsmand. and such ms we have
but seldom Witnessed, sprung up in our mar.
ket resulting at The close of the day in the sale
of 55Sf bales ut MI advance Of from ! n 1 on
lnrmer prices On Thursday the operations
were naturally more limited-he saIos only
reaching I7S2bales but the prices of the dav
before were well maintained. as well as vester.
day-w'en the demand again was very nc.
tive, the sales footing UP 200 bales.
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AUGUSTA, Jan. l6.
COiton.-Thc market, since last Thursday,
has been active. and the prices quotrd in our
last have been fully mainlanei But this nt.
tiYi'y is not owing so much 10 the orders TO-,
shipment, as to local speculation in the slapl'
under the impression that the rates have de
c!ned as low rs they ever will during the sr;I-
son, especially in the better qualities The r.
ceip's are light. and :he quantity offering noI
large, many ofthc planters prefeiring to ho'd
on for hctter plices. All this com5in ed, have
a atendency I" keep up the prices of las, week,
which we renew Extremes 81 tg AZ cents.
The principal sales were made alta 10 A. In a.
A prime article in square bales would prnla.
bly, bring 4S To cents. But these prices should
be considered as unstable though any auctur,,
llon would not materially change them, unliI
operators for shipment TO the North or Europe,
enter the market and establish rates cores.
pon'l!ne with the innrkels that govern cur
own.-- -CrutStitu.ionSiist.,
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UAMBuRG Jan. Is
January l6, 1874
IL

Cotton.--There has been fair business
done III the staple, considering that the plan
ters are just setting down TO business, after en-.
joyi"g themselves dnring the holidays; quan.
lly has arrived by wagons and the river. On
Monday and Tuesday it was Il shade better than
last weeks quotations. for what reason VIZ ar"
unable 10 account. To-day at II H., W., flu.
ii maintains our last quotations., viz /: Ordinary
to aliddnS. 81 TO 32; MlddIing, 44 to d: Fine
a TO 4S;and very choice guilty pighl bring
. cents. Principal sales 4 10 43.-Rtp:lJiican
January l7.,I2 N.
COron.-The news by the Rochester AM,
Iowa. we cannot say has advanced our las,
quotations, but it has had a tendency to make
them lirsner especially in Ordinary qualities.
and has created l;vlier demand in The mar.
ket -RtpslLlican EItra.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1845-01-22

: "Teras and Slauery.-There is an at
! tempt making by some TO introduce The
question Of slavery in connection with
Texas. Our Secretary of Stale says we
want Texas for The purpose Of perpe,ua
atins slavery--a sentiment that finds no res.
nonse ia large portion of the States, aud
but few in any of fibeh.'";
We copy the aboye, from The >Har,fnr'
Times, who somewhat holder than others
of confederacies iiiFmalisnins the Sec
retary of Stale boldly charges what'he
! others meanly .insinua,e. And we are
tglad ofihe opportunity, i, gives US TO pro-
nounce The statement ofihe Times an un-
k.lrulh. The Secretary Of Slate has never
Ssaid what it attributes to him. nor anything
(Which. by fair construction, could be
Rmade to resemble it,.