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FROM THE HON. THOMAS B. FLORENCE
WAsHHaToN, january ], 1854.
Gentlemen: Having stated It verbally to you I hay
hesitation in writing the fnct, that experienoeii
marked benefit from your Hoohand's German Bitter a
During long and tedious session OF Congress- presan
and onerous duties nearly prostrated kind frien
suggested the use OF the preparation have named. .
took his advice, and the result was Improvements o
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much needed and obtained Others may be similarly
edvantaged, II they desire to be. .- :
Truly your friend. THOMAS B. FLORENCE.
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COMMERCIAL.
The Chnrleston Cotton nIart ,

The Charleston Cotton Market.
The market still continues In an unsettled condition
and buyers have had their cancelled or arc only
willing 10 operate at fall in price, Yesterday the sales
were to go to 7e bales repaoked Cotton
at 3O932c q ID.
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New Orleans market.

NEW ORLEANS, June 15.-CoTroN-The market con.
tinued extremely dull day. with the inquiry confined
to few brokers' who unwilling TO 60 unless at
reduced rates. and the sales consequently confined
70 800 bales tho largest purchase Of which at price
showing fsling off of II not 50 from Wednesdays
ngnres; There were. however, only few faotors who
tnn to make any material concessions, most Of
theso circumstances omit regular quota.
s to sss ln that on wednesday good ordinary rated
ana tnat today good 0tyle low middng sold at s0
:. no 'aiea tor tho three dAyB sum up ieSo bales;
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Wilmington Market,

, WILMINGTON, June I9.-TUnPENrINE Sales of 2l1
bbls at "a for virgin, So for yellow Dip and 81 so for
SPIRIrs TUEPENTINE-Market quiet. Sales of 80 bbls
at $50 for country and az do at $50 for white in N Y
phgs; ALSO IL bbs at TIC per gallon, tax paid. III
RosN-Sales OF II bbls Common at 81 90 for largo
'bbls, and 40 do ut 81 bbl 7e do low No. at
81 so; and 80 do at rs to 81 for Pale. - 49,
BAcoN-sale OF 1000 bbls n o. at 18c per lb for hog
round. -
No GALES reported in Cotton. -...
TndBER-One raft sold at SO so per NJ. for common
mill
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Baltimore Market.

BALTIMORE. June 16.-OorrnR-The market is un-
settled under the advance Of gold We have only 70 70.
port late yesterday 100 bags Rio at to $780,
cy. Gold quotations are nominally unchanged -
FLoUn-Our market was very quiet. The only sales
reported were 100 bbls Western Super at so s5 and
some small lots common do So as; 100 bbIs common
Western Extra $40 rs. At the close there was rmer
feeling particularly for good fresh ground We repeat
Uno lima yiz 90
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Stock on hand and on shpboard not cleared 81 S

Stock hand and shipboard not cleared. 87 500
FREIaHrs-To Europe without change. Nothing
at all going and quotations about nominal Ooast-
wise there has been considerable DOING and note the
engagement OF ship for Boston ut No. and since
schooner for the port and two schooners for New
York at 10 and steamship for New York at per
lb. We quote: To Liverpool "a; Havre lo; coastwse
ports e O by sail and No by steam. 4 .E.''-.'
RECEIPTS OF CoTroN-The following 10 the total num-
ber bales cotton received by the railroad
since 1Bt September TO date: fEt,a
BY the Alabama River. bales. .141, ,l48
BY the Tombg0ee Riyer. 1884
BY Che Warrior River 3S.161
By railroad l23.9O5
Making total Of of................ba bales. 401, ,sis
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Augusta Market.

AUGUSTA, June l9.-CoTToN. I'VE have no change
TO make In our last report There purchasers
sales. - - : - -
~ doLp.-The fact OF heavy decline reported in the
New York market caused quite panic in operations
both in gold and silver Gold sold to-day las to 16O
and silver at 140.
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MARINE NEWS.
PORT OF On ri E WON.
Arrived Yesterday

Arrived Yesterday. JUNE 20
Steamship Emily B souder. Lockwood, Now York
loft Saturday, M. Mdze To Getty & Co. willis
Chisom, Brown & HuRer. BolImann Bros, J Com.
mins CLARK Gruber, Chisolm Bros, A Cook & Co. III
Drake. Craig. Tuemey Go. Fogarty. Fraser & Dill,
Quincy. W Knoblock. King Cassdey Knight &
O'Nen, Muller & Himitz Mantouo 4 Co. 81 PeaFe. "
Roaoh, Railroad AGENT, Robson. Southern Express
Co, l. Sohnen 90, Stackley Street Bros Il Co. j d
Sloan, G W Steffens & 90, l. Weiskop, W williams
Co, Cameron, Barkley 90. q Epstin M Graham.
Winneman, j walker, I Hertz & Co. Mrs Ottolengui
Capt w Lockwood r r Richter.
Bark Addie Decker lnew), Pennel, Bath, Me- % days.
Hay. To g Locke Go.
schr Dunderburg, from Cooper River. 500 bbls Lime
To Trout Amsbury.
Cleared Yestorday. JUNE 20
schr Yankee Blade. Coombs st Johns, B. via George
town. 8 C-J 81 Rfsey.
Schr Florence Rogers Rogers, Darien. Geo-H F Ba.
ker h 90.
schr A F Kindburg, Thomas Bucksvlle. 8 CIV Roach.
Wont to Sen Yesterday. JUNE 20
schr Yankee Blade, Coombs, Georgetown. 8 @.
From this Port.
sohr wenonsh. Tall, Baltimore, juno 10.
UP Eor this Port.
Steam ship Lulu, Childs, at Baltimore. to sail June 2s
June 23.
Memoranda.
The brig Potomac, Snow, from Rockport Me- for this
port, sailed from Holmes Holo, June is.
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PASSENGERS,

Per steamship Emily soudor from Now York
Getty, Miss Getty, Mrs Sly. Miss Kirkland Mrs Ash.
heimer Morton Towel, Mrs smi h and servant John T
nardie. "
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TO THE PUBLIC.

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Il despotism for four years of blood and terror in
assertion Of tho sanetity of tho Constitution patriot
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record to show that haB not turned to the right or the
loft under all the violence of arbitrary power.
Truo to Is principles as THENEwS has been through
tho reign of terror 1t challenges public confidence in
honesty and independence for the future
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constructioniats, 1t presents ralyng ground for ALL
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In holding up to the party Of order in both sections
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haoeai corpus and opposed for four years Of
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trample the rights Of States North or South THE
NEWS places itself candidate for support before III
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The circumstances of the moment make the dissem
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GnAN.-WhoAt-100O bushelB rod conprIped the Of
fertngs on Change of which 800 bushels prime sold at
white from store, at $9 Corn in moderate receipt
$500 huahels white and 2ko0 bushels yellow. Demand
good and prices further advanced cents white with
sales OF 62o bushels common at 81 12 $500 bushels do
prime at 81 aloaing 81 16 offered 1900 bushels yell
low sold at 90 to s7o hye-oss bushels received and
sold at 81 90 to 26, nearly all latter. Oats
Receipts light particularly Maryland and Pennsy vann.
Sales Of 800 bushes at 73 cents. Heavy Western
good supply and dull No sales reported.
MoLAssks-We report sales of so bbls Cuba at 50 cts
and lo bbls Porto Rioo at IS cts per gallon.
PRoVInoNs.-Our market has been much excited to:
day, and all descriptions OF the hog product steadily
adyano1ng Mess Pork closed at $84 to S36-no sales,
but supply Light and held at these figures. Bacon
10 cents Tor Sides and subsequently advanced
at 16H to 16h cents for Shoulders, and l9k to 19H
cents FOR Sides. and at the close holders were
asking II and 10 cents Last evening Bulk Shoulders
sold at cents to-day SO hhds brought 16 cents
and for Sides 1S cents were refused at the Close though
early In the day there sales OF 100 boxes
Middes at Tx CENTS and IL hhds at Tx cents Bacon.
Hams firm at 23 to 26 cents, with tendency to ad
Lard-Late on Friday 100 bbs Western sold at
22 cents, to-day held at 23 cents We report sales of
sALr.--On account OF the enhanced premium on gold,
dealers have advanced the price Of Ground Alum to
81 as at which they now holding Fine s unohang-
ed We quote Marshals and Worthingtons fne at
So 25. and bran dis legs known 10 cents less. Turks
Island is steady at 80 cents per bushei
sKEDs-we quote Glover sex to 81; Flax So per
bushel g..
sUaAn.-we have only to notice sales Of Is hhds
Porto Rico at lax to 13 cents; 81 do Cubs at Is to
cents Owing to the heavy advance to-day In gold
transactions Of moment, quotations are difficult TO
give. w -! l.a,.. F..
ported ut 50 81; supply light -s- ., go
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making q total for the week OF 975o bales against
vaS nhs @ S sn n
which are embraced in their respective statementsl
Of o Ses The xpas
oeso baes ssos Of which were to foreign ports. and
srArEnxEsr OF ozrror
Stock on hand lst September. 1905. .baos ss2so
Received previousiy .722.04s
I -----T2s ssl
o717s
S1ssIsa SIssIsa 1S;sssi prs1i0u.ly essSs5 s.ss5
Stock hand .117.777
Tho olearances comprise 1898 bales for Boston, 1851
for Liverpool. 37s for Bremen 4s9 for Barcelona.
comprise Il hhds Sugar and 20 b6is Moaases from the
coaat Tho supplies OF the production OF Louisiana
Arm In their Views. although tho demand is very limit.
ed and tue saes to-day are confined TO 20 hhds fair
lot of $50 boxes Cuba Sugar sold private terms.
There were sales of Mulasses. small retail bust.
Common to fair, lax to i5o for fully fair lehc for
prime 6x to l0c for yollow clarified and ldH to 16ac
for white. Cuna Sugar is retailing at Is to 13 for No
r. lso for No 49, i4c for No H. lcc for No l6. and
The previous salos during the week confined to
centrifugal and 166 1eo for yellow clarified so hhds
On private terms The previous sales of Molasues
conhned to 40 bbis Louisiana Moasses at SOC.
%
duction; cleared, 35 hhds Sugar. 237 bbls Molasses
Tho imports comprise 1497 hhds 100 terces snd 606l
Sugar. 6s4 hhds 20 terces and 7as bbs Moasses
from Cuba.
FnEroHrs-A bark Was taken up for Havro yesterday
at 1Ho per Id for cotton There is moro Offering ooast
lb cotton and Soc per Dbl for -four BY steam
for New York and Bost and 10 por ID and 900 per
Dbl by sl The rates for Liverpool I'd per ID for
| cotton by sail and 1c for Havre.
Memphis Market.
AEMPHIS. June 17.-CoTToN.-The market yester-
day opened dull usual Saturday, with fe buyers
tho market Holders asking IS to $50 for Md
ding few sales wore msde In the mornIng at thoao
figures but the steamers news and unsettled condition
OF the New York market had tendency to depress tho
rket here and prices declined in the afternoon from
to cents. War on the continent seems inevitable.
The Now York dispatches report cotton entirely nomi
nal at 3S to 40c Toe steamers news With Liverpool
dates OF tho 7th says, Cotton declined IA Middling
Upnnds I'd Gales In four dsys OF As 600 bales
ference abandoned and inevitable The unfavora-
BILE OF tho Liverpool market has affected the
ket here, and fear the aape will have 10 suffer
her REVERSE Owing to the unsettled condition OF the
market there little nothing done in tho nfar.
noon. We quote few sales made in ,he morning OF
Hiddfng a S5 to sec; Low MddlnR nt e3 to S6Ho. We
| give the following quotations hs nominal:
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scrloers.. SlO per annum
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FniinaeIpnln MARKET.


PHILADELPHIA, June INSTRUMENTATION fB no
material change to notice In price or demand About
bales Of middngs sold In lots at prices ranging from
40 TO k2o per ID.
dRooERIEs.-We hear Of sales Of either sugar or
FLoun-The market is Rrm and the -stook OF the
Indifferent about realizing ct present prices There
shipping demand, but the home consumers are pur-
chasing freely Sales Of 14O0 bblB In lots at
perne 50 to 10 for extras $11 to IL for Northwest ex
ira family including lot Of 400 bbs fanoy at the latter
rates Pennsylvanis and Ohio do do at to IA co. and
ancy brands OF 16 per bbi rye no change
500 bbls Brandywue corn meal sold secret terms.
GRAIH-There tg very little good wheat coming In,
and IL 10 hold firmly In the absence Of sales we quote
Spring to 49, and fair and choice red at S2 rs
to Rye is higher; 800 bushels Pennsyvahia sold at
81 So Corn comes forward sowy and ia in demand at
further advances Gales Of 1000 bushels Of yellow aoat
and in store 81 to 100c and part secret Oats
are steady at for Delaware and 74o for Pennsyvsna
Nothing doing in barley malt. Oats sold at So to &c.
The receipts to day HOO bbls -four, $3.50 bushels
wheat 4075 bushels corn, 5000 bushels oats.
PRovIBIoNs-Prices have an upward tendency, owing
to the rapid advance in gold Small sales making
81 TO $32 Dbl for pork 20 to $50 per lib for
plain and fancy hams, 200 for piokled do to 100
salt shoulders, and 2Jc per b for prime fierce lard
Eggs sell at At to 28o per dozen. -
BEEDs-OloverBeed fB In demand; /; sales OF prime are
making at 90 TO So per 81 lbs. Timothy s quoted
to $5 80 per bushe Faxseed continues scarce and In
demand at So so per bushel. o.. -.
WHIsKEY-The demand is limited. Small sales OF
Pennsylvana bbs at "a to - 40, and Ohio at to
50 29 per gallon.
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Ii positive remedy for
DY PEP STA,
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F.
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Ohoaking or sufooating
Sensation when In q Lying Pos.
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add Dull Pains in the Head, Deh-
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GIVEN BETTER sATIsFAoTIoNI
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ug that is not GENUINE.
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yesterday Frday) sales were only 5000 bales 20O
prices generally were 8 to id below the abovo quota
lions Stock on hand 023 100 bales Including ali $50
Tp ., hneTiean At sea- from India. $4,000 bales
quiet aud tho tendency OF prices was rat6or down
especially for shirtinRs. ~ ~ '"'
BREADsTUFFs-The weatber is hot and t,,,,u.,, r..
the crops Messrs. Richardson Spenoe b 20 AMI M
noury Jump son. report -four generally held for la
and nusness checked thereby wheat
nrer sno "a per Genital dearer than on Tuesday: win
ter red los 9d to lis 81 centa spring i0s nj n lie
corn I'd to ls dearer on the the ,rr
to 2ss 'A' H''A'o american 27s Cd
PRovIsIoHs-Messrs BlaIand. Atbya 4 Co, woodau l.
90, and others report: Beef nominsy uncbanoed bnt
to effect ga considerable reduction would have o ho
made Pork quiet but steady for Eastern while West
, ern is 2s Cd easier. Bacon dull AMI generally IS2s
lower Lard dull and nominal. Cheese 3s per cwt low
er Butter inactive. Taitow quiet but steady.
PRoDucE-The Brokers' Circular reports: Ashes
but steady. Coffee In limited domnnd Rio SIS. Rice
nac,ive at last weeks rates. Bark Philadelphia Ca d.
"a n,hseea @ unchanged Linseed cakes quiet and unaer
ed OILS M elected: Rosin nat; American As 9d@Gs 3D.
Sprs OF turpentfne very heavy French 40s. Petro-
eum In limited demand; refined Is 10d@1s lid ger gal
Ion. Spirits 8s lid.
- LONDON MARKETS
d dtssrs: @ barring Bros Co. reportwheat very quiet
ana tne recent advance nearly lost white American IS
wheat or flour offering. Iron quiet bars and rails ca
pig 62s od sugar steady coffee advanced ls but
tallow quiet, c Ais Cd spirits turpeptina 4Ss to
hmerican to arrive; petroleum, Is lid for re6ned.
nseed oil Glow at 35s 6d; sperm oil si2s but nothnG
doing. 0"' -0'n'"e
LIVERPOOL, Saturday Evening, July 14-Corros
sales to-day only TUUU Daes, including 1000 bales TO
spectators and exporters The market is dull With
but little inquiry and prices weak and decline ~
= penny per lb MiddIing uplands are quoted about
BnEADsTgFFs.- market is steady Corn is easier.
Lospos Saturday Evening" Jny 14-Uonsols close at
S72s to S71s for money.
AMERICAN SCIENTIFICALLY. g. 520's s7< to 63 rttno,o
central 70 to 76h Erie n. r. 39s1 to 4Oil.
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ason why American cotton should

ties we can sec why American cotton should
not advance in Liverpool.
arc fortified In this belief by tho able circular pub
nev on fo there this morning The average weekly
uppy % no tns side Is ut present comparatively very
ea anu lnuch below the average consumption before
noe war snd as the supply from the growing
9os De gotten to that market before late In the
year. the stock will have been reduced SO much as to
tho conviction expressed in this circular that
prices must advance with tho demand for the Amerf-
can staple Tho sales the day foot up $50 bales 200
oi d which were made basis Of yesterdays quota.
ding.
y MONETARY AND FINANcIAL-we have NO report from
God In New York to-day but the condition Of the New
Orleans market reported through private dispatcher
and the favorable advices from Securities
IN Eur0pes would Indicate fall In the New York mar.
ke We notice depression In prces here with closing
quotations 147h to l49. Little doing. Consols and
Ftvewenties hayo advanced tho other side but we
have no report Of the Bank rate and re-
mains unchanged. In Domestic Exchange moderate
business is reported, but engagements Cotton
sales to-day The Banks Bankers continue to check
at par, and are buying outside bills at to discount
count.
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LIST OF SHIPPING
In the Port or Charleston Julv 26 ls66

In the IOrt Oh ShorlebtOhS July so, leo6s
VESSELS UNDER 100 TONS, AND STEAMERS ooAsrrNe
WITHIN THE STATE, EXCEPTED.
STEAMSHIPS
saragossa, 77S tons. Crewe, at Adgers wharves for
New York, loading. .Rayenel 90.
SHIPS.
Southern Rights, $50 tons Ross at Accommodate WIFI
from Liverpool, dischargng. .Rsvenel & Co.
sedberg, Br, tons, Kneall, at Boyce Cos wharf,
for Liverpool loading. Patterson Stock.
President Fillmore, 894 tons, Luce at Atlantic WINS,
for Liverpool loading ............ Willis Chisona.
Amelia, 688 tons, Conner. In the Stream for Liverpool
Eeaoy..... ....Jonn fraser q 70.
BARKS.
Ange duardiene Fr, 4s6 tons, Bjou, at Accornmoda-
ton wharf. from Havana, waiting. j Enslow Co.
Redwood Br) 834 tons, Lowry at Msrshas whsrf for
LIVERPOOL loading. ............. Street Bros 20.
Adde Decker 40 tons Pennel tn Ashley River for the
Rio de 10 Plata. loading. .street Bros 90.
Shaw (Br), - tons, Cann In the Roads at Quaran-
tine, from Havana, just arrived. Master.
BRIGs.
Samuel Lindsey tons, Wilson, In Ashley River for
Barbados. loading. .........J II Seinmeyer Bon.
josie Devereau1 It tons, Cark, at Central wharven
for Philadelphia, loading. ..........H Z Baker q 90.
James Baker. : tons. Thomson OF wharf,
for Philadelphia, loading ..........H + Baker Il Co.
sCHOONERS
Ocean Belle. !4S tons. Emery in Ashley River for the
Canary Isles, loading. .......J -teinmeyer Son
Waring = tons, Bmith, at Adger's wharves, for N
Aid et Mccormick Central wharves oa
Frazier. tons. Wois in the Roads at ouarantno.
from Matanzas. just arrived. Ferguson & Holmes.