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Domestic Markets.

New York, January &C. Stock market steady.
1o55 5@1051; IS, coupons, 1o55 @105i; new issue,
lO4l l@1e4I. Ten-fortes, registered 99A@9Sl; cou-
pons 99S @e9} -thirtiea,. all series, 1044f@
iO4l. Virginia skies, 599Gl; Missouri skies, SOLO
91 Ohio and NJ. c., 24Sa25. Money 7per cent.
Cotton without decided change; sales Of GOO bales
ioc lover; superdne So 50@1O 25 extra State $40 so
Oil so; choice State s11 40@12 Is. Wheat moro
active, without any decided change in price. Corn
dull and 1c. lower; salos of 2SO06 bushels ut 81 IS
al Is for mixed Western, in store, and 81 0a@1 ls
for now yellow. Wbiskey moro active; sales Of 500
bbls. in bond ut 31c. Pork fr.l at s19 e7tg20 GO
for new mess closing at $40 so for Westerns SO 81
@19 so for old ditto, closing ut $40 43 cash. Lard
dull and heavy; l2@l24 for old, and 12i@134 for
new. Naval Stores quiet. Groceries quiet.
Frcights hrmer to Liyerpool; corn 74d. per sail,
and Sd DER steamer.
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SARATOGA
'EXCELSIORn Spring WATER.


VyHE WATER OF THIS SPRING IS BELIEVED O
be unequalled by that of any other In the z-fane4
valley of Saratoga Its virtues such have securA
it the high encous Of all who have used IT. poesess
ing 1t does In eminent degree catharc, duret,0
attentive aud tonic qualities. .gsss5.s5s
From SAMUEL HENRY DICKSON, n D., Profesaoc
Practice Phyaic, Jefferson Medical College, Phill-
dr1phis, formerly OF Charleston, s. c.:
PHILADELPHIA, November Ii, 1865. =
have been for year or more past In the habit 1t
taking the water of the E1celaor Spring Of Sarstog
Accustomed during the great portion OF my invalid l.s
to the different waters Of the several fountains which
boil up along TINT remarkable valley dependent indee
upon them tor much Of the comfort enjoy, an sat.
fed that the Excelsior Water is well adapted aT
other among them, not moro So to the purposes for
which they are generally employed ts7ery agreesb,
strongly mprenated with the cArbonc acid lively and
sparkling. can heartily and oonsoientiousiy
recommend it to all who need gentle cathartic aud
diurehc. SAMUEL HENRY DlCKS0E,'M.D D.
The Water is put up in Pint and Quart bottles, and
packed in gooa order for shipping, Pnts IN boxes o3
for dozen EACH md Quarts in boxes Of two dozen eac
All orders addressed to A. 4. LAWRENCE + CO., Sara-
togo Springs Y, No. Al Warren street. New York
City viii be promptly attended to. Sold also by first.
ciass Druggists and Eotels emo January II
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Foreien-By the esUnlon.,, ;,

New YORK, January 26.-The new Bremen
steamer Union, on her first voyage, arrived this
morning, with London dates 10 the 18th.
Dublin detectives had made further arrests Of
Fenians; one Of the arrests being that Of W. G.
Smvth, said to have been colonel in the Ameri-
can ar..y.
The Memorial Diplomatiaue says the Empress
Carlotta's health is much improved, there not be-
ing the slightest mental arrangement apparent.
The Spanish one and three-quarter mil ion loan
was very unfavorably received in Paris, and was
quoted at II discount.
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The Negro in the District of Columbia.

TIC Negro IN the D1str1ct OF C0Iumb1a.
GEoRsETows, D. c., January 2G-senator vii
son, Representative Julian and General Howard,
questions were adopted for propoundng to
nlayordlty Candidates !: "Aaye you been in favor
Of enfranchising blacks since the abolition Of
slavery 2" "Do you favor giving the same civil
enjoyed by the whites2" 'tDo you favor the edu-
cation of colored children, and, il elected, will
you use your power and influence to give them
advantages such as are enjoyed by tho whites ?"
s.Win you execute ordinances 10 admit no dis
tinction, as required by the Civil Rights Bill p
'sWin you, on municipal work, give employment
to whites and blacks alikeYn
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il stands at the head Of a the tonic aud Alternative prepa
raHons In existence It's celebrity has evoked many 1m
taons but NO Physicians pronounce it the only
safe stimulant tnt has been introduced into the
sick chamber In the Hospitals Of the Army and Navy
the surgeons find it the very best tonic for
and report 1t Us invaluable for sustaining the rgor OF
troops on the march, remedy for scurvy and all scor
butte affections and the only specific for Eea-sckness
California and Australia have cphnticaly endorsed it
as tile MINERS MEDICINE par excellence, and in Spanish
America n,l all the tropical climates it is considered
the only reliable antidoto to epidemic fever.
There no mystery about tho causcs OF its a'cccsd
It is The only stoachc and Alternative in which are COM
bned the grand requisites of iid pure aud urVitlated
vegetable siimuant, with the finest selection OF tonic
anti.bilious anti.scorbuhc, aperien and depnraire
herbs plants roots md barks that have inter-
mixed in q medicinal preparation.
is aao proper state that the Bitters are sold excu
sycy IN glass; and never, ucder circumstances, By
the gallon or the barrel. Imposors mad iitators are
abroad aud the only safeguard the public he's against
them is to see that the Bitters they buy bear c ell
grayed label and note Of hand Of McssrH H0sTETTER
& SMITH, and the Government stump over The cork OF
the bottle. January %
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To soldiers and Friends of soldiers.


Misfortune has fallen heavily upon Mrs DONALD
ROWE, ef Oraneeburg the great friend and nurse of
soldiers during the late The property of her hus-
band is advertised to be sold by the Sheriff on the next
sale dey, and she will be left without house or home
Many Of the soldiers who have been relieved by her kind
expressed desire to assist er this hour Of
her Distress She sbored for no pay during the war; and
asks for no remuneration for her seryices but we
feel that it would be lasting reproach upon the country
to allow her to be turned homeless upon the world We
therefore proposeo purchase the plantation for her
Two thousand dollars have already been secured for
this purpose and we earnestly solicit contributions from
all who are willing to assist in this noble work. Send
your money as speedily as possible. Remit to Mr.
CHAPLIN, Charleston, s. c.; Rev. ". G. CON-
NOR, Orangeburg, s. c.; or Mr. F. @. DEFONTAINE,
s. c.
All papers friendly to the cause will confer favor by
copying this.
Subscriptions will also be received ct the Office of The
DAILY News Mercury, and Courier. January %
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EXPECTED ARRIVAL OF suRnAT

The steamer Swatara with Surrat on board, was
expected to arrive here about the 25th nst but it
is now supposed that on account Of the stormy
weather which has prevailed lately, her arrival
will be delayed for some time. At the time Of her
commander. had received orders to proceed imme-
diately to the Washington Navy Yard, and await
orders from the Department; but as the river is
now closed with ice, it is probable that, unless it
opens soon, she will stop at Fortress Monroe and
communicate with the Navy Department, and
then proceed to Annapolis and land Surrat, who
will be brought here by raiiroad
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From our Northern exchanges we clip Washing
ton news of Wednesday.
SECRETARY M'cULLocH OPPOSES THE RANDALL BILL.
Secretary McCulloch is said to have raised OBJ
jectionB to the Randall bin providing for the pay
it is probable ho will use his influence to defeat
K. That the Banking and Currency Committee
and MIR. McCollocll are at variance upon the
method of paying off tho debt and returning to
specie payments is well known, the committee
practical way than the suggestions Of the secre-
tary would soem to imply. There have been ru-
nors anoat that Mr.. McColloch would resign in
the event OF Mr.. Randalls bill becoming q law;
lrt this is unlikely
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Washington News.

WASHINGTON, January 26.-The Gold Bill meets
opposition in the Senate. The Finance Committee
!. on Ways and Means, in view Of the shortness ct
the time, will report no bill recognizing tho E1-
ecutive Department.
McCulloch denies the story that he has ceased
under the law to contracr the currency at the rate
.: four millions month.
Gen. Pope is in the city.
The Tribune again denies that the Judiciary
Committee are taking impeachment evidence.
Burroughs of the Riot Committee, has sum-
moned o number Of witnesses for his minority re-
port, which will not BIZ ready before the end Of the
session.
Of the combinations among sixteen are r. R.
Boiling, Surveyor of Customs at Louisville; VIM.
OF reflections among thirty-th-ee are John McGln-
mis-, Minister to Stockholm; John F. Tanner, Col
lector Third District of Alabama.
Weeks finances: Fractional currency received,
$407 QUO; issued $500 000 national currency issued
s104,275.. Disbursements: Var, debit 81, 81, ,S08;
Navy Department, $, ,94S 976; Interior Depart
ment, ,s211 ,602; Internal Revenue, So, 400, ,776s8;
weeks customs, So, ,S2G, $50. AT Now Orleans, week
ending the 18th, s129, ,9e4
The Rev. j. W. Alrord has been appointed Conc
raj Inspector of Schools under the Heedmen's Bu-
reeu.
WASHINGTON, January 27-A circular from the
Mexican Legation says that spurious Mexican
bonds have been issued under the auspices OF the
pretended land and mining contract and offered
Daniel Woodhouse. The circular adds that the
only genuine bonds now III market are signed by
Tuerentos s. Agencio N1iniral.
J. @. Charles, a mernber of the Colorado Terri
torial Council, demands by telegraph the passage
over Governor Cummings veto the Bill excluding
negroes from serving on jury. The Bill passed.
General Butler has arriysAl in this city.
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SH HlPP N G..

FOR NEW YORK.-1IERCIIANTs
,3I1!NN NLNE.-To sail THURSDAY, 91st-The Regular
U&kE& Packet schooner D. B. WARNER, Adams mas.
Ter. having thrce-fourths cargo engaged and
going or board wants $50 bales cotton and light freight
to I'LL end sail as above. WILLIAM ROAGH.-
January 28 mW2
FOR LIVERPOOL.-THE SUPE-
rG-t&M RIoR coppered ship CONFIDENCE, ". john
E3&4ston MASTER having lnrgo portion Of her cargo
aboard. will be dispatched for tho above port
For further freight engagements apply to
W. B. SMITH & CO.,
January 10 Union Bank Building.
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s% BEA UTIFU zHAIR.-CHEFALERs
LIFE FOR THE HAIR positively restores gray hair to
Its original color and youthful beauty; imparts life and
strength to tho weakest hair; stops its falling out at
oncc keeps the head clean; Is unparalleled as hull
dressing Sold by oil Druggists and fashionable hair
dressera, and at my Office No. 1923 Broadway, New
York. SARAH A. CHEVALIEN, Dl. D. =
January4 3iuos
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TIE IMPEACHMENT QUESTION

A prominent Republican member of the House
Of Representatives, in recently writing to friend,
says: Touching tho impeachment business, my
own op nion is, and has been, that it will amount
to nothing. ALI the reports that the Committee
on the Judiciary have been taking testimony bear
ing hard on the President ar > false. Not single
witness has been examined, and the Committee
are nrncaediner with preak cartinn ,,
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FIFTEEN YEARS AGO AND NOW.
FIFTEEN YEARS AGO

FIFTEEN YEARS AGO
HosTETTER's STOMACH B1TTERs was struggling into
notice against The preudices which everything new how
ever excellent, is doomed 10 encounter,
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We are glad to learn that the Town Council have
decided upon removing tho present unsighty
shade trees in tho principal thoroughfares OF the
town, and will replace them with trees of more
slightly appearance and moro durable. Nature has
done much for Greenvie; but something may be
done by art that will heighten the beauty OF the
place. and wo have no doubt Lhat this effort OF the
present energetic Council will receive the public
ann]ause -}Ij6
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AM EN- ENTS,
HIBER Nj AN I'll AL T..
POSITIVELY FOR ONE WEEK ONLY,

FNHE WONDERFUL AND woRLD-FAMoUs HANLoN
Il BROTHERS and their great European Combination
Look at the array of talent-WILLlAM HANLON,
GEORGE HANLON, ALFRED HANLON, tho ecknow.
lodged Cha plon Gymnass and Afhletes of tho world
Prof W. TANNER of London, England aud his wonder
full performing troupe Of Dogs and Monkeys -Senora
Rosed Principal Danseuse and Tight Rope Performer,
from the Grand Opera, Madrid-MonH. HENRI AGoUST,
the most extraordinary Jugger Dancer and Pantomin-
ist-Mne AUGUSTINE, Premier Danseuse and Panto-
nist the parisian Theatres The latest European
novelties-the' sphyn1, Illuminated Fountain, Golden
Shower and tho Hanon's Mirth Provoking Shadow Pun.
tomime, forming tho greatest combination Of artistic
talent ever Witnessed.
Notwithstanding the great expense attending tho
engements OF tho above mammoth organization, the
agement have resolved upon the following reasonable
PRICES OF ADMIsSION:.
UQT64erFtQ bS0Q3 .eA w
Seats Gun be secured three days in advance at j. N.
GREER'S MUSIC STORE.
GRAN HANLON MATINEE, SATURDAY AFTER
NOON, at O'Clock. c. AMORY BRUCE,
Advance Agent.
Janunry % MORRIS sIHMONDS, Manager.
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: a5-AWAY WITH sPECTACLES.-OLD EYES
made new without spectaolcs Doctor or Medicine.
Pamphlet mailed FREQ receipt Of ten cents Address
E. D. FOoIE, NJ D., No. 1880 Broadway, New York.
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State Items.

A fire occurred in Camden on last Wednesday, in
the storehouso of Mr.. MENDALL SMITH, and de-
stroyed the two stores adjoining. Amount of
loss, names of sufferers or insurance not given IN
our exchange, tho Journal.
BROKE JAIL.-It has become Of so frequent oc-
curreEee that cuprits escape from the jail at this
plac N::hat no Importance seems to be attached to
tie matter. On thursday night last jim McCar-
dell, negro, q very bad character, committed for
larceny, made his escape under circumstances that
leave NO doubt but that ho received assistance
from an outsider. Jim had previously confessed
his guilt in which he implicated two white men,
who made thcir exit from the State in time to save
themselves from the eSherif.-Lancaster LedSe Ser.
The Cry FOB BnEAD.-Trom various quarters
of this District comes up the well authenticated
report TINT tho poor are alarmingly destitute OF
the means OF subsistence. Many must inevitably
perish before the close OF tho present winter, un
the District We hope that the Relief Societies @
in the more favorable portions of other States Will
not in tho noble distributions Of which we sec re-
peatcd accounts forget the poor Of Lancaster Dis
trict.-lbid.
DHowNED-We regret to learn that a Young man
by the name of Eulcy Walker, son of that vol
known and much esteemed citizen, john Walker,
ESD. of Cross Anchor, Spartanburg District, was
drowned, in attempting to cross Reedy River at
Fishdnm Ford, near Joers Bridge in this District,
on Monday last. From accounts, the young man
was unacquaintcd with the ford, md entored the
river too high, and thus rode his horse OF the
bank into twolve feet water. Being taken una
wares he must have lost his balance, md fell of
the horse md was drowned. The horse made his
Herald.
AT an early hour on Sunday morning. otter q
preliminary sleet that foil during the small hours
Of the night snow commenced falling with unprc-
cedented rapidity, insomuch That in Z few hours
tho ground was covered to the depth Of from six
to eight inches. It really seems that the prophe.
cy of tho ''forty snow" man is in fair way OF
being fulfilled.
= In the upper partc the District, We understand,
the SNOW attained depth Of fourteen inches; VIC
learn also that no traces of snow wero seen below
p.lla o,ltr ra11idlr
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was 765.
j .LoSDos, Jangary, -Noon.-nlinois Central
LONDON, January M.-Consos, 904 for money.
Closing quotations for American securities aro as
follows Five-tMenties, 72&;; illinois Central, 81;
LONDON, january 25-Noon.-Co Consols, sOA. u
inois Central, 804. Erie, 43s. Fys-twenties, 72S.
LIVERPOOL, January 22-P. M:-Ihere is no
change in the Cotton market; Middling Uplands
14s. The market for goods and y4pns ut Man
Wheat firm. Corn has advanced to 43s Sd. for
mixed Western. Provisions firm.
LIVERPOOL, January RELATIONSHIPS Of cotton
to-day promise to reach 5000 heles; market stead
ier; quotations unaltered.
LIVERPOOL, january % Evening. g.-CStton market
steady and prices unchanged; Middling Uplands
LII. Provision market activo; Beef advanced 2s.
Cd. for American. Bacon frnler.
LIVERPOOL, January 2.-Tho Cotton market is
without special activity, but frmor in tone and
prices show an advancing tendency; sales to-day
5000 bales; n!iddling uplands are quoted at LISA
14S Tie Manchester market is fat and transac-
prices unaltered Tallow market firm at last re-
ported prices.
LIVERPOOL. January 25-Noon.--Cotton market
stea<.y at top price of yesterday, LA. Brokers
circular reports total sales Of the week ending last
evening at AZ 900 balcs Sales to-day will probably
reach sbout 5000, bales.
LIVERPOOL, january 25-Evening.- Cotton
market closed firm with sales Of 5000 bales. Du-
ring the day mid6ling Orleans was quoted at 15bd.
Tho market for goods at Manchester is dull and
cropping.
twenSies at 72B.
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LONDON january 25-Evening. for
money 902. 5-20's 7244.
PARIS, January Evening. IS eos 724.
LIVERPOOL, january y25.-Breadstufs market dull
and tends downward. Wheat declined 3d., and
Flour Is. Corn dsclioed to AS. Cd. per quarter
for mixed Western. The provision market is gene
for common. Tu, rentine s7s. Cd. per cwt. for
American
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MARRIED.,

MARRIED,
On the evening Of the 22d inst, by Rev. j. T. WIGHT
MAN, Mr. RoDOLPH MOSELY to Miss FANNIE A.,
youngest daughter Of Mr. JAMES B. BARR all of this
city.
On the m rning of Thursday, oath instant at the rs-
sdence Of the BRIDES mother, by the Rev. W. c. DANA
". HASELTINE KING and SARAH A., eldest daughter
cards.
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ag THE HEALING POOL AND HOUSE OF
MERCY.-HowARD ASSOCIATION REPORTS, for
Young Men, on tho CRIME OF SOLITUDE, and the
ERRORS, ABUSES and DISEASES which destroy the
manly powers, md create impediments to MARRIAGE,
With sure means of relief Sent In scaled lettor en-
velopcs, free of charge Address Dr.. j. sKnLN
HoUaHTON, Howard Association, Philadelphla Pa.
January 15 Smo
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=. li,E.5-,tI'. -.
SHIPPING.
FOR, FLORIDA.

VIA SAVANNAH, B I'm NswICK,sS.
MARY's, FERNANDINA, JACKSONVILLE, AND ALL
TIE LAND1NGs. ON THE ST. JOHNS RIVER AZ
FAR As PAIATKA. z7Ss,57s
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In the upper part Ct the District, We understand,
the snow attained o depth of fourteen inches: We
learn, ALSO that traces Of snow wero seen below
Bolton. It must have thinned out rapidly.
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FOR NEW YORK.
REGULAR UNITED STATES MAIL LINE.

REGULAR UNITED STATES MAIL LINE.
.1~s.xss ONE or THE FAvORITE AND ELE-
ZzkdSS1a99EE CANT STEAMSHIPS
sLE1MshIS3IS QUAKER CITY, SARAGOSSA.
..Sc@Ss1 !5%%aIs--A ANDALUSIA, GRANADA,
viii leave Adger's South Wharf evay Saturday.
The steamship QUAKER CITY, Captain West will
leave Adger's Wharf on Saturday. February I'd, at
O'Clock.
January % RAVENEI co.
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NATIONAL DEM0CRATIC ASSOCIATION.
The National Democratic Association held q
meeting tonight for the purpose Of consulting
upon the expediency Of holding a National Demo-
cratic Convention at no very distant day. Resolu-
York as the place, md tie 21st of May as the
time, for meeting of q National Democratic Con-
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y, a1 ...-..-. p III. -SHERlOAS,

Hors7oN. Texas, January 27.-The remains Of
Cen. Albert sydney Johnston have arrived The
@ buildings are all draped With mourning Thoa, u
sands met the body at the depot and escorted it to
the Female Academy, where it vii remain IN state
until Monday, when it Will be taken up 1or inter-
n'ea.i GaIvEsros January 27.-The ladies' car Of "a
enec;ol train returning from carrying the remains
of Gen. Johnston, ran off the track, anu nunnpor
of ladies were severely injured
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Foreign Markets.

LONDON, January 22-p M.-Consola, 99s. Amer
lean securities generally unchanged Bonds slight
ly declined, closing at 725 At Frankfort, this
evening, the closing price for United States bonds
was 765.
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a#MEssRs. FREEMAN & PUNDT. HAVING
executed to Deed Of Assignment for the benefit Of
their creditors meeting of the same is respectfully re-
questcd at my Office, No. 10 Broad.seet on Thursday
1st February at o'clock p NJ, to appoint Agent to
act with the undersigned. PHILR Il. KEGLER.
January 81