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EGrssKNa AND sNAKE RooTs-GinsenS selling at 95cas1
Per b. Snake roots dull and unchanged.
GRiN.-Our river navigation being obshucted by ice
receipts merely nominal from the bay and confined
to small lots by steaners OF wheat only few hundred
bushes ordinary red received and sold at 81 85a3;
5000 buaheIs white and 60 30 bushels yellow received
he tterby ra included In the sales were 1000 bush
Ella white s socas1 o. to condition and quality;
bushels at s2ae5c decline Of 9o to-day, s6a96c for
PRIME 82c for ordinary, and s1e for Western OF OATS
900 bushels offered and nearly all taken at 5Sa60c per
bushel No sales Of rye reported the past week.
PRov1HosR-We quote sales Of 200 bbls Mess Pork ut
$2l 5O Come bulk meats Offering but fully cured ore
We quote Shoulders at &c. Sides loHc Bacon
is IN limited demand with sales Of 80 Is hhds in little
lots at II Ike for Shoulders; u 19Ho for new
Sides; old do II lac Lard Is held at 12hc for both
Western and City. Baltimore refined held nominay ut
Ice. No ales reported.
suaAR--We report sales for the week as follows: II
hhds Engsh Island at sNa1oe $50 hhds tes lS2 bols
Porto Rico 0%o $50 boxes Cuba 10c; $40 do 123c oil
four MONTHS and for refining; also 0 hhds Cuba and
Porto co grocery grades within our range below The
S0o anea s MED oe though without any ouotble
change. viz: Cubs and E. far to good refining 0Sa
1ohc months: do fair to good grocery losaloss net
Gerry 1Oha11Tc net; do prime 20 choice 12Ma1Sc net;
New Orleans II usnl2Ac; Havana. No 12 10Ac, months
ss tSp Poo sSs English
Ialnnd; 2s hhds New Orleans, and II 476 bags Brazil
Since writing the above, learn Of sales toy as fol-
ios cqGa @ @ ~ Go M bSas Sna
boxes Cnba for refining, at 9Hs10Hc, months; 10s
hhds Democrats. grocery. private terms.
Wis For crushed powdered and granuated l5 cts; so
crushed A white 14Hc: Circle 1870; 1880; extra
1s0 yeSw ias oUot ass sstebera CITY Associa.
Non at 11a11Ac p fb.
TrAs-Prices are firm at former quotations. though de-
mand is light
TonAcoo-There Ia nothing doing In leaf. The in,
gpecors and shippers usual at the beginning of the
Nfxuhf
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A FEW WORDS 0F COMMON I:lI! 9
SENSE

How few terc are who are not subject affection
of the lungs respiratory organs, who BY negecdng
premontory symptoms, aggrHvate the complaint until
disease strikes It's Shafts causing torture
of the patient and anxiety and distress to fands Ony
cod' ga aight throst" is the Needless remark
OF many when so affected Yes sonly cold :" wna the
thouahtless expression Of thousands whom Death has
married. for bis prey.
Forevarned--Forearmed should be the motto forever
in the minds Of all subject TO Coughs Colds Caarrh, or
Influenza. Words Of advico should be needed by OIL suit
fcring from Asthma Bronchitis Consumption. Relief
within their reach; and II neglected fatal consequences
ensue-a life OF misery's daily hourly struggle for e1
isence contest In which there oan be but one victor
-Deathl -
Docs it not appal the strongest mind to thintf the
result caused by neglect2 Then why delay at eI.
cuse can be offered, when timely warning Is bundled In
your ears When the danger is pointed ut why not
avoid 81 MAlsDEN's PEcToHAL BALM ia been used
with b. ss In nearly million of cases, nd Is endorsed
by tho Medical Faculty as the most rrompt and efca-
cious remedy that scientific has discovered to
relieve and all of Co Ghs Colds influenza,
Even when the sufferer s Ii tho last sages he will find
relief by using this prop ration. One bottle will con-
vince tho most increduous that the merits Of this prepa
ration means exaggerated; In fact fall 1ar snort
Of the euogies bestowed upon 1t by thousands who have
been cured by its timely guarantee accompanies
each bottle and dealers instructed In oyery instance
to refund the money when this fails to re-
Pre- Prepared by T. W. MARsDEN No. 4s7 Broadway, Now
York.
Price, so cents small bottle; 81 large size.
KNG.& CASSuDEY, -
Wholesale Agents, Charleston
GOODRICH, wINEMAN Il CO..
Wholesale Agents, Charleston
And sll Retail Druggists. sno December4
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store and 81 1oal Il aaoat southern white at 81 - and

store and 81 lGa II afoat southern White ut 81 IL anu
pnoyIsIoSs-The Pork market has been rather moro
active at lower range prices. closing quiet For fu
turo delivery We hear Of ESQ Dds new ness, ,a SELF
ar at $40 81 x; $50 bbs do do, seller last half Foorufy
at $50 7t $50 bbls western mess, sccr
mt sci Lust evening 2Oan bbls western mess seller
February, at S21 Quail 50. ,.,,o,,o
is for old ness $40 20 new do: s2la2l 70 Tor new
Western and small lots at SCI 90; sls 20 or sour anu
Beef is steady and fary active Sales Of zoo bbls at at
ssn11 for old plain mess S11aS for new do; slalo ior
old extra do and S1Taa1 so for new do.
Ticrco beef is quiet =,c
Reef hams are dull and wo have only to nGte sales OF
81 bbls at s35 25 for prime Western
Cut meats and bacon are neglected. oao,I,
Dre5sed hogs ere rathcr hoaHy we quoS ~ oAo<ss
for Western and 8HssSc for city. -, ,,;co. oro
Lard has been ratlor more active and prlcSs aIe
amer Sales Of 100 onls and ,ss q, n for new
Western. Salks also Of 700 pkgs seiler as1 nan
and first halt February, at l29 900 az ,o,
AsHEs-The market is dull anu nea'y Ut 'oa' - i
pots aud 50 for pearls. -. .,.;.,,,,t
CoFrEE-Rio has ruled dull, but prices are W1shoat
change ;ot NJ unchanged
nrces Wo quote at 351:as6Hc for middiing upiAnds'
and do New Orleans and Texas :, ,1.1o. n,,a ona
HEMr-Manila is dull but steady at zalzc eoia' anu
other kinds are dull and nominal. ,..-.
HopS-Are firm md In good demand LOT nome use.
We quote at from a0ai0 and CO. as 70 growth ana qas
IArHs-Eastcrn are dull and heavy ut So 25 three
I1ME-Kockland is dull ct 81 10 for common and % 10
for Jump. -. ,,-;,oo ora
r MoLAsrEs-The demand ID moderate Dut prizes 40
unchanged. Z,,.-.- w. o.a
crude 40 Al gr in bulk at IS lsc; do, In bbls ls&c
refined in bond Light straw 24Hc; do light stray % 70
white Is 26sc; do primo light straw to WHITE 20 20
2sbc do, standard white osac; do, prime white So
Sic. o,< Tho
R1oE-1s quiet Sales of Carolina nt Q S4c: cdU Inc
stock is Coz bags cleaned East India ana oV c
lima r.. -, ,,c.a -, 10 . trt
sUcAn.-The demand is moderate for raw sugars ou1
prices IRE without change. ,,;,o1
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Baltinore Market.

BALTIMORE, january LCoFFKE.-The market has
bean scye with sales viz: 1000 bags Ro e1 bark Ade
aide 1t god In bond; 1000 bags at New York. per
steamer for Baltimore account private terms; 800
bags balance Of Lapwngs cargo second hands, at
l6c so days; 800 bags cargo Of brig Edith 46oo bags
residue of bark Adelades CARGO 90o bags cargo brig
Prairie Flower and 1000 bags Eleanor all on terms
duced stock In first hands; market closed steady.
FLouR.=Unaer light receipts both hom the West and
for city ground moderate stock In the hands OF tho
trade and cityrers and also relatively higher markets
Westward there waaa frner feeling ut the close but
there nothing doing scarcely except for the supply OF
local wants We have only report the week 1000 to
1900 bbls embracing all descriptions, and in small lots
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CORRESPONDENTS DA1Ls NEws.]
Carienas iCubn) Market.


UARDENAS, December 81, 1856.-Since our last on
the 20h ins heavy monetary crisis has prevailed In the
Havana market owing to the scarcity OF specie which
is felt throughout the country in consequence OF con-
nection Of various circumstances amongst which we
may point the following principal: 1st the high
rate of exchange Europe which has induced remit
tancas to be IN god I'd, the penu1ous stnte OF
the Government Treasury, which has occasioned heavy
loans to be made from tho Banco Espanol thereby with
drawing several millions from the general CIRCULATION;
and 3d. the uneasness felt as to the ultimate result Of
the slavery question now undrr discussion at Madrid,
and which has led somo Of the most tmd to place part
of their funds in Europe To these we may add that OF
the losses suffered by several dealers In Wines -four and
erked beef on account OF which some failures anti
cipated.
Withal the situation Of both Of cur banks and trade
in general being quite sound and valuable crop close
at hand confidence prevails among the mercantile cir
clea and the general opinion Is that the crisis will not
be Of long duration whilst the other hand may have
the lutary effect Of causing the failure Of the few whose
bad standing arc cause Of some uneasiness. Ilo
situation Of this locality perfectly good but as is natu
raj the panic oocasiont In the capital by tho ranstory
Suspension Of the banks has been communicated to this
market and the bank here, precautionary measure,
suspended on last Saturday its specie payments for few
days. causing thereby complete aagnaten in all mer-
camille transactions. What effect this state Of things
may have prices Of produce Is yeta matter of specu
lation..s
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Particulars regarding the Inflated schooner Dyer
tof which casual mention merely WAS made through ths
from aeor,,etown. c, on Oct TO- for Richmond, Va.
with cargo of timber On the 14h storm arose. and
the vessel sprung aleak On the 18th spoke brig Jenny
Morton of BaInorc which vessel, 1t is said refused
any assistance At 8 p NJ A Baker was washed off and
drowned. At NJ hoavy seq washed q Bryant the
first officer, and Sweeney, seaman, overheard, and
they were both drowned. At $50 largo steamer hove
down to them and sailed around them, but sheered of
without offering any assistance. On the 10th tho re-
mainder of tho lashed themselves to the wreck and
remained there without food or water until rescued
the 22d By the brig Meg Of Limerick jeremiah Hnr
ding the Captain and George Wilkinson, seaman were
taken from the wreck deious the latter died the next
day (2Sd) and the former on the 30th Caleb Tying,
the second officer John Wggns and one other seaman,
safely landed In England the Goth OF November
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FIFE LOAN.
.<.-N,,. r r1xy An r,r1 ut CST,nN

CRY HALL November 0, 1856.
A LII PERSONS DESTROYS OF REBUILDING IN TIE
~ Burnt Districts and Waste Places of tho City, un-
der "An Act OF the General Assembly, giving authority
TO the City Council of Charleston to procec In the mat
ter of Fire Loan with Wow 10 aid in building up the
City anew are hereby notified that the form OF app-
cation for loans can be obtained at the Office Of the Clerk
of Council between the hours of "a. M. and p. NJ
All applications must be filed in the above mentioned
Office as tie Committee will meet every Monday to
slider the same.
By order Of the Mayor. ". q. SMITH,
November 10 Clerk OF Council
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PUBLIC NOTICE. q.
OFFICE OF CITY TREASURY, .

january 8, 1867.
nuBL1c NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT UNDER
the following Ordinance licenses nave Deen
3ol ueii'et' S~ ~ ' City Treasurer.
SEC Be il Ordained 6y the Mayor and Aldermen IN
CITY Counc assembled That from ana M no ss r
and WAGONS used for private and domestic purposes, ~
the sn,no manner aud according to the same
now of force in relation to carts drnys anu o
driven for hire except giving bonds ana easn such
cart dray or wagon shall be provided wltn Dase eo
toinng tho number thereof and marked Puale' 10 oe
placed on the outside of tho shaft
surety to any bond under tho Ordinance concerning IL
ccnsns for carts drays wagons and otnef a
less he she be froehodeT; ,o +to ,+es FIR
Ecenses for public and private carts drays &c
incuding tho horses mules used thereof which sha
DO free from other taxation: ....-.,,zz,,, -, ,,v
pI,a1Ic CARTS DRKYs ETC, Oh THOSE EMPLOYED IN ANY
BIsfSEss WHATEVER FOR HIRE DIRECT on 1EDnaEcT.
For ovcry cart dray wagon drawn BY ono morse OF
mule, $40. - -. ..,, to,.os or
For every CART draJ or wagon, ura"n ~ .t.' w" o "
For every hack and carriage with two wheels, S20.
For every hack md carriage with four wheels, S4U:
For every stage or OMNIBUS except ihe oiiiiouo'
For every stage or omnibus Except line omnibus),
drawn by four horses, S6e
For every truck drawn by two or more horses OF mules
SEQ. =. .,o,, ,,o,so.
BREAD CARTS AND PRIVATE CARTS, .DRAYs ETC.
For every bread carl or wagon, So.
mestic purposes, and not TO be employed ~ the uan
porting of goods wares, merchandise, lumber or any
other commodity for elner o 9 vi VI
indirectly for the sae sha pay for license tne su VI
SIS exclusive of the horse or mule.
Ratified in City Council, this 18th day Of january,
H. 81 in the year Of Lord ono thousand eight hun
D.'>- .-,, p c. GAHLARD. Mayor.
BY the Mayor. o-.,,
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Passengers.

Per steamer Kate from Pnlatka, via Jacksonville and
savannah-Mrs workman. J M Clarkson ,.-...,..
pr stesmer Eiza Hapcox from Savannah via Beaufort
and Triton Hcal-W Thorn, T II Colcock, Grnlass'
Ridell and lady, Col Hoffman. 4, McHale, Crow row
lev, Il Topham, Miss Gross Ephart d Hep, =
derson r Brown; " Wilkins Mrs Gads and son,
Marshall and lady, Wigart G Woodman, DE- Waiker
and daughter, G Gage. c Wilson, Fnpp, > Mat
thews, T Spann, and so on deck ,,,.. 1..,
Per steamer w Frazier, from Edisto-Mlss Hama
han. J j Frey DR. Bailey, Bailey, DR. r Hanahan,
G ., Marsteler N L Wescott, and on dock g.
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Galveston Cotton Statement.
Wilmington Market

Wilm1nEton Market.
WILMINGTON. January 6.-TuRrENTrNE-only Al
bbls received which went at 81 25 for yellow dip, and
50 12k for hArd, p $50 fbs -
SPLITS TunpRNTnR-salss Of 1s bbls at cox cts, and
e5 do ut 81 centg p gallon.
RoN-sales Of $50 bills Common at 49, 164 do ut s3 2
124 do No at 81 25 25 62Ha6; and As do pale at 49,
TARlOpfy Sc bbls changed hands at 81 IS p bbl.
Corros-Market steady Sale Of only small lot at
81 cents for nfddlfng. .
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South Carolna,
CHARLESTON, S. c., December II, 1866.
[aENERAL ORDERS, NO. 25.
I. General ORDERS No. %, c. g., is amended and 70
issued as follows:
Bvt Major A. Mel cRAwPonp. v. r. c.. is hereby ap-
pointed "Onlccr In charge tho Claim Division of the
Bureau of Refugees. freedmen, and Abandoned Lands
for the State of South Carolina"
AL communications concerning tue collection OF back
pay bountcs pensions, &C., will DO addressed directly
to him. No other persons in this State nro authorized
agents of this Bureau for the collection OF slich caims
Blanks and instructions will be forwarded by him to
the Acting Assistant Commissioners of this State. who
Will afford claimants tho necessary aid i'll properly for
warding thoir applications to the War department
through Major Crawford. BY order of
Bvt. Maj. Gen Il. Z. SCOTT,
Assistant Commissioner.
EDw L. DEANE,
Bvt Major and A. A. A. Gcn'l.
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U. s. INTERNAL REVENUE, }
SECOND DISTRICT SouTa CAROLINA,
1 On APP IserdN Jon,tnrv 1c& 1sI.J l


THE LAW OF THE UNITED STATES IMPOSING
Stamp Duties took effect October 1st 1864
All Instruments required by said laws 10 bc stamped
made since that date but sSil, u,lstanpe art invalid
and unlawful, rs well as the record Thereof.
Srch u,lNtampcd Instruments executed or issued in
this Collection District, be rendered valid aud
lawful only by presenting them to The undcrsigucd
paying the stamp duty mud the lawful penalty.
The penalty can he lawfully remLtrd in certain csscs
provided .c instrument in question is presented and
the stamp duty paid prior TO certain dates.
The undersigned is at nil times ready to give lnfora-
ton upon this matter and requests parties Interested
give 1t prompt Attentions.
FREDERICK A. SAWYER
Collector 81 District comprising Charleston, Beaufort
Darnwell. Colleton and Oraugeburg.
January4 ftu4
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Bvt Major and A. A. A. Gcn'l.

OFFICE FOR COLLECTION OF ADDITIONALLY
BOUNTY AND BACK PAY,
CHARLESTON, s. c. December q. 1861
Brt Maj. EDWARD L. DEANE, a. a. A. Gen'l
Attention is called to the fact that This office s thu
only authorized medium for tho collection OF claim:
against the Government through Government channels
All necessary anks and instructions will be furnished
to officers on duty in this Slate application 10 this
Office a. Mel. CRAWFORD.
Byt Major u. $. ", officer in Charge.
RiJ- Columbia South CTrnlnan copy and send bill te
tl,is Office limo January l
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CRY ADVERTISEMENTS.

CITY TAxES-MONTIILY RETURNS.
OFFICE OF THE CITY ASSESSOR,
CITY HALL. January /, 1866.
NToT1CE IS HEREBY GIVEN TO ALL CONCERNED
tbat the Monthly Returns for the month OF Decem.
irn,sf in compliunca with the Tax Ordinance ratified
on the 18th dny of January 1885, must be made on or
Ian Ionnnrv3 City Assessor
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: Fl :E.:5E3

In THE WORLD. Z .sszsE ].
TT rs THE EASIEST OPERATED; THE bRA6NCOM:
PLICATED and the lesst liable to getout Ct order:
It makes FOUR DIFFERENT STITCHES; Loci. knCs.
Double Lock snd Double Knott each stitch peret srd
alike ON both sdeI Of the fabric .S;,.; -:
The work viii foed eithar to the right or at WITHOUT
stopping tho machine. -. -.
It viii Braid Tuck, Quilt Cord. Hem, Fal. Bind
Gather and Stitch Ru1e at the same tme and 90 Oh
kinds OF Stitching required by Famites and Msnufsc
turers. SO So : Jaa5- s3Et-s
It runs easily and is almost nofssless ~ .zi.5
It Is the most rapid sewer In the world. making Ave
stitches to each revolution
It uses the same size threads on both sides Of the
fabric. sst-ss;t:- i-.s-.--s = --".- -.
It oils no dressed all ta machinery being top Of the
1B tenaon is sslfsdjustng and hence not liable to
n TT
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New York Market.

-
The New York Evening Pa Of January 4, states that
the loan market is easy at p cent, with full and
rs4har increasing inquiry fos accommodation On call.
Tho banks however, disposed to contract rnther than
to extend their loans preparatory to the giving in Of
their quarterly statement which has to be made up next
Monday after which they expected to be more acces-
sble to the solicitations Of their dealers The discount
demand continues small but there is rather more dispo
ton to buy choice commercial bills; and this dispo
Hon continues there will probably be some scarcity of
paper when the banks commence dscountng more FREQ
The current rate for frsclass short date paper is
For gold this forenoon the following were the leading
quotahons 10:00 lS4 10:15, 1887; 1046, 1S44; 1SO,
1881; l2:OO 1s4; 1000 1881; 13l. 1883; 2,Oo. 1885,
Foreign exchange dull but firm. Bills at sixty days
London are quoted at 10saloo for commercial l09H
a109H for bankers; do at short agh l0Ha110x; PARIS
ut so days 617ka615; do at short sight Ant
werp. 517ka5.16%; Swiss, SIT 16k: Hamburg, 36I
assx: Amsterdam. lksl y; Frankfort, &lks417s Bre-
man, 78ka7s; Prussian thalers, 72&a72k.
Money is extremely stringent this afternoon and
extra commission Is In submitted to by Dor.
The chief assigned for the activity is the
sudden calling in Of loans BY the banks to enable them
to make favorable exhibit In their quarterly returns
On government securities there loss complaint din
Guilty. The stock market ia unsettled.
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The Charleston Cotton Market.

OFFICE Of THE DAILY NEWS.
CHARLESTON. Monday Evening, January 7j
Buyers thinking that prices hero were too high in pro-
portion to other markets, indsposed to continue
their purchases unless factors accepted rates from l@2c
a b lower than previous quotations. Holders showing
but little disposition meet these views sales were in
gres measure suspended the transactions amounting to
only 20 baes-ssy 10 at s2 at and at 81 In the
present state OF the market, quotations are omitted
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MARINE NEWS.
PORT OF cHARLEsTO.N.
Arrived Yesterday


scbr Nellie Tarbox. Pendleton Baltimore, IL days.
$500 bushels Corn To Mordecai & Co, Porcher Henry
The experienced heavy weather on the passage.
schr Lightning Howard Slams Island. bales l
Cotton TO Colcock K Co.
schr Charlotte, Peterson. Back River. 1880 bushels
Rough Rice. To Cohen. HaneEei& 60; g.. oooo ,rst.
sehr Emma Baker Leonard Bsss kCss Ua 2o ousn
Steamer Kate, Lockwood Pslatka, via Jacksonville,
and Savannah. 10 bales Sea Cotton, 6S bhs syrup,
h Chisolm, ] A Enslow & Co. AdaIns Frost Co, NJ
Lawton, Pinclney Bros, G H Caussen, o comrais-
sary. ,,,- c..-,., -.
Beaufort. Hilton Hesd, &C. IS bales Cotton and
bales Upland Cotton, and Maze. To Porcher Henry,
HOhRs msss rniss e. S co
Canale Willis & Chisolrn, J D Kirkpatrick, Leb6y,
King & Cassidey, Smith
steamer W Frazier, Torrent, Edisto bales
Cotton. To L Guineanme, Prtchett and OrdeT.
Boat from Edisto. bales s Cotton. To L Webb.
Boat from James Island. l3 baies Cotton. ID
Boat from St Andrews. bales 8 Cotton. 70 Fraser
&Dnl.
Cleared Yosterde y.
Bark Orchilla Havner New York A Enslcw Co.
Schr Nadab, Lcw1s, Bsltnore-H i Baker Co.
Up for tbs Fort.
Steamship Moneka Lebby at New York, to eave Jan O.
Brig b Larrabee, Carlisle, at New York. Jan 4
Schr D Warner, Adams, at New York, Jan f.
Ship News by Telegraph.
FROM THIS PORT.
scbr Yankee Maid, =, at Baltimore Jan 7.
UP FOR THIS PORT.
schr Lilly, -. at New York. Jan 2.
Schr Despatch, -, at Now York, Jan z.
CLEARED Fon THIS PORT.
Schr Azelda -. as baltimore, Jan7
schr Laura, -, at Baltimore, Jan Z.
s4uED FOR THIS ponT.
Steamship whirwnl. Fargo, fronl Philadelphia Jan G.
Schr John Daily, from Baltimore, Jan =.
UP Fon GEORGETOWN, s. @.
schr Y " Simons. -. at New York, JAM.
Up FOR PORT ROYAL.
Brig Annie Cook -. at New York. to sail Jan I6.
MEMORANDA.
The steamer Adele from this port for Baltimore put
into Bald Head Light the 3d. owing to heavy gales
and sailed again on the 4th.
Memoranda.
Tho brig Ida Abbott 18 days from Georgetown. @
arrived a Barbados, Nov Ath with feet Pitch
NO
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CITY TAXES.
OFFICE OF THE CITY ASSESSOR,
90 CfTY HALL, January !, 1867.
NToTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT THIS OFFICE Is
> ~ now open, and will remain open every day rom I'M
fhe bonra OF NJ TO p NJ. Sundays exceptedl, until
the rst ay of February next for the recepsof Tax Re-
turns on Real Estata
AM Males White and Colored. over the age Of twenty
one years. are required to return themselves for
tion Tax. -, o...,o.,.o =,
All defaulters will be dealt with rs tho Ordinance d.
rects. d. q. GloSoN' oi'S ~ ~AsseSoot'
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COMMERCIAL.

Exports.
NEW YoRK-Por bark Orohilla-175.ooO feet Flooring
Boards
BALTIMoRE.-per schr Nadab--s9, ,145 feet Lumber
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cons1gnees per South Carolina Railroad,
January r.
4s3 bales Cotton 4s casks Clay, caEs Ola ron car
stoci Fnrniture and Sundries. To Agent Fra
GER 4 Co. ] nj Fredsberg, & W b Armstrong Glb6es
Co NJ McGorty III Goldsmith 4 Son. Cohen, HancSe4 q
CO, E Rodgers Co, L N Aver y co, ADAMS Ffoss @
Co.