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New-York tribune., 1867-10-07
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licYe was rendered Ia French with ease
and fuency. and wonderful correctness OF
accent Ia y niece entitled "HorOines OF Romance
number of lkaOWn extracts from favOllte authors
wore recited with appreciation and finish mat Would
have done no dscledt 10 accomplished alusts hccus
toroed 10 anpeaI n public The manner III winch me
qr- graduates and undeiC participating III
these xcrcises dressed many OF them haIdsoey
and an Of them With appropriateness 10 thelr hit
shaved how nearly the occasion had touched te heaTs
of their narets ana gave additional beauty to thelf per
fornanccs Ate! the presentation OF the diplomas ana
medals tho Rcy. Dr. Chapin addressed the graduating
cIaSs lie commended in glowing terms the evidences OF
tl,eir excellent training which had been presented
i'm t6e exercises Of that day, and congratulated them ON
fe pci they lad reached by the studies OF the past
IT eu ia language calculated To arouse energy ior new
xetious in the most sh, presented TO them the 9'i
rs md oppOrtuntcs Of the future He declared hs
warm sympathy with the of female education ana
lns ic aprcciation OF tne bOundlcss influence which
educated women exert upon society In conclusion
he poured forth m own pray ers for the success anu
flIc of the girls o was addressing in words at ,oChsu
every hcau. After Dr. Chaplin had inlsEeu; ihe Nat
dct6ry delivered by Miss Francis who had rseelSee
a gold medal Tor excellence in composition. She was
even hOnored, however, by the Goneiiualon "a
her address, which Dr. Chaplin expressed 10 those aIou
him on the platform, both for the excellence OF us i
and the admirable of It's delivery Ater pIici
address by samuel p. Patterson, esq memhcr OF !he
Board Of Education and the singing OF the DOAoogH t
attentive audience which had crowded the lsuEe dhu
bcaut l assembly of the school separated rom an
occasion which had been one Of unmnsied srauh'oH'
New-York tribune., 1867-10-07
TIIE CEETANs.

Thirty-fve thousand women and children
flying from unhappy Crete. have sought asylum in
Greece The Government and inhabitants OF Greece, as
well as the American, English and other foreign
Committees, have rendered every assistance 10 these un
fortunatcs within their But the number Of these
victims OF the Mussulman fanatcm is so great that tho
means OF these charitable committees are exhausted In
view OF the approaching Winter and the terrible dilemma
I'm which these unfortunates situated, the Government
of Greece authorized the undersigned oopen monthly
subscriptions ia his Office, at No ~ Exchange place, and
TO solicit contributions from the generous American pub
lie, in thc name Of Christianity and philanthropy.
ID. y. BOTAssI, Consul Of Greece.
Post Ofcc Box No 6730.
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pASSENG Frs ARRTTED.

FROM SAVANNAH Oct Gin steamship vgo-Msrr Tnis Johb
Thou rson Jelss B. r. and Miss Virgins " H. ineeso M
Mr. Chytian, w Mason Christian Martin ana 10
FROM GLASGOW AND MOyILLE. Oct 6-ID esH shlp ilhsns
Mr. Mrs Thomas Lang Mr. and Mrs A. shaw " b9ss % l.
ogdr and lady Robert b. Sampson n Od MI hd MA
Atken and euy Lee. Mr. and Mrs John Denne pash
Mccall McCay Munhead Crsg and aagher
Sine Can't Mnto North and family and Mss stone ard s'
q The
FROM SAVANSATI-Oct Gin steamship Herman
Layd Barker Juo Sherlock. Geo Gerard jas asa s hoh'
gan s. Palmer s. Gaines Thos keeer Jas Murray 1aaps
Psek Mrs Lonsa Miss Sarah 4. Long, y T. LIONS W
A. Wilcox Bucky W. s. Hart Jno f. Brown Go W barnp
Hamilton w Mr.. Newburke C. A. Adams sss ~ aha
Brown v T. Sneidikeg John Simpson, samuel 'A and
2lfnf The fenrlre
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FIRES.
GOLD ORE EsrMLIsnENr AT GRrENroINL.

GOLD ORE EsTABGIsuENT AT GREENpoINT.
Between and o'clock yesterday morning Messrs
to1si corner Of Noble Greenpon destroyed by nend
ire The building not 'alaab but The los gu machinery vii
Insured wiiamsbargh Cy Insurance c member Of Tie
f Mr. VI Barber asleep adjoining the laboratory
IN BOSTON AND WEST RoxBrRY.
BosroS, Oct "a fire broke out this morning at
destroy ed that building aIi laGy damaged those adjoining Alderman
psp. pe c%n.l on s,lSs he bs Sa sa hi los. % mostly
cured The losses Of the other and occupants about s0o
Tie large barn IN west RcIhary ov@d by Harvard College and
occupied farm barn by Mr Motley. tunei this morning sud
and great quantity hay lie Of incnday
IN CINCINNATI.
CINCINNATI, Oct 5.-'lhe candle factory of w. H.
sbout Sl0o,OOo Insured for $4,000
IN OwEGO. n. Y.
About 3 o'clock Saturday morning fire broke
out a. OWego 10 Baloeks kbgh brewer and psad with great
apd DESTROYING the brewery section Of the S1uehsnra RIVER
and nrdy The hall Of the Awsgs Masonic o the United
and the loss is estimated at from +l6ooOoto s20e
The Annual Festival in aid of the Roman Catholic
Orphan Asylum to take place a. the Academy Of Music the afternoon
a0d evening of Thursday From tie extensive arrangement which
worthy could patfouzed The institution present
children The committee charge Of the arrangements
Nicholson Hugh Kelly Denns HeSne'y. Henry Shields
The Hon. j. w. Patterson, Mayor of Augusta. Me,
sas ,Cs I"s s % s1 XII Of Ke' so Ans,1,1 s G
:, mall % Ftay S % ,'HsL I;,. in, the esai 70 eelS%s
Pmhis but the Mayor q augusta pot crs rejects Mr ke o'eTiure
Isi & n that ne sh9 srs % vi9as -h'es should be exposed
George Gdroys place nj No. 1913 Third-ave. was
Saturday morning by bng who stole worth Of bou
bon whisky barrel Of Santa CuI baskets champagne
yoang Nineteenth Ws'd o who have visible Of support
% se %e s1 I !a .S4 l s & on a. % ss, 'oss 81 ano, % s
dd DOT t'en commii them as Ta.Tsuta
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The bonds for six other warehouses are In the ands
the Washington officers The reorganization OF lne III
specfOrs' cOrps is To be completed thls week Inc tax
collected in the Eighth District on distilled Spirits III sep
tember amounted 10 sG50Gs. Two stlls. supposed 10
have been ilicty worked seized III tOngIcsssl,
Brooklyn Saturday last The first case under nc new
regulations lately issued by the Secretary OF the IIeas
uy which requires the inOrmer TO pay portion oi to
costs was tried before Judge Benedict ON SATURDAY III
the United States District Court. Br0okyn III inns case
thc property was sold, the proceeds PAID INTO COui h
Tuly last and the infurneTs clam filed. Assistant DIS
trct Attorney Allen moved for distribution OF te pro
ceeds Of sales I'm accordance with the new regulations
issued sept , 1861 Mr. l.. Il. Paris counsel for the IN
former held that the Secretary Of the Treasury was nm
authorized To issue the regulation III question lhe Sec
rcary's power exercised ia the circular ol Aug ~
1866 and having been exercised was exhausted
These regulations became then part OF the Revenue W
and could not be- repealed The cgIlatlons were m
consistent with the prov sions OF the law as before Ned
On motion of Assistant DistrctAttOrncy Allen me Io
loving described property condemned; one mum
red and nfty barrels OF spirits, seized september ~ s
al Millers warehouse, Br00klyE The distrIy properly
suirts Gc seized the corner of Union ana foWtst-
Iirooklyn on Saturday afternoon Inspectors 'nchech
and Catn arrested George Lambert John Hogan ana
George Hin OH charge OF attempting 10 take away an
Illicit still in an old stable In Van Brunt-st. Brooky
which had been placed under seizure by them The OF
Tenders were taken before Commissioner Newton, VINO
ordered them 10 furnish bail In $500 each
Mr.. Wisewell who has been mentioned IN conhrcuon
with the vacant Deputy IOInmlssiOncrship OF Internal
Revenue left this city last night for Washington 70 com
bat the Opposition against his appointment Ihesl teu
States District Attorneys who compose the metropolitan
Board are said written Secretary McCuoch that
they will not with hlm should he be appointed IN,
friends OF Wiscwcll insist that the Govern mcnt womb
lose much " they cleared out instanteI cen St''u
man supports WiscWelL
New-York tribune., 1867-10-07
Announcements. |

If You want a good
Goo vNL. No iu Fu,OusL
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The steamship Sarasossl, Capt Crowel, from New
York arrived at late hour Wednesday night. She
reports having experienced heavy gales from the Sc
The following are her consignees and passengers
Consignccs-Ravenel L Co, II Il Agents. Southern EH-
press Co, ] E Adgcr & Co, W Aimar C Ahrens, ] y
Aiken & Co. Alexander & Levy, w Bliss Bischof K
Co. Bollmann Bros, f Bltes II Co, W NJ Bird & CO, I q
Beamith e. Co. Bissell & Co ] r Boyeston A BiBclion
T NJ BRISTOL, c llohmc, Dccry 4 Co. Bogert Denny
Barkley & Co, w S Corwn 4 Co, Chsolm Bros, " Car
malt; Clausscn j Campsen 4 Co, Carmill, Harbe.
son l. Co. Dowic Noise. J l. L Dawson, G Dowie Dew
ing Burkctt l. Co, B L Dcery, II Daley " Eckel Co,
Ferguson & Holiness Fcldmun D L Fleming & Co. Il
Trenholm j Il Gravcr r w Gale & Co, e Grayeley, A
Goodwin q Gerdts & Co, w Gurney, Ciruber & Martin.
G A Glover, N A Hunt + S Holmes, j Hammond,
Hillen, Heesemann & Co, Hastie, Calhoun Co, II w
Heath, j Helms, HARRISON K Son. G II Hoppock, H
L Jeflers Co. + NJ Jones, II Jackson, Kendall Dock
cry, " Kins1nan, klinck Wlckcnberg Co. T s King,
H klattc T. Co, P Keip, w Knobock, w Kinsmnn, j i
Kirkpatrick Laurey & Alexander, Lyons & Co, q II
Linstedt & Co, Luhrs e. Stclliug Lnisrom, Little
Marshall W McComb & Co, A1anoue Co. S r Marshall,
Q Noise & Co. W MarschCr, q Mcdowell 4 Co. II
( Muller, Monier. Muller 4 Nimitz, Mckay l. Camp
bell, NlcLoy Rice, r Martin Mertens l. Nohltmann,
O'Nel, . O'Neillt 4 Sou, Pnppenlleim, Z Z Pen
nal, G Panknin, G W Fond, Quarlenbush. Quimby
& Co, M NJ Quinn. J Russell J Robson X Read &
Co. Ring, " Ruger X Co, Ravenel & Bat1wcll. E II
Rodgers & Co, W Roach, Street Bros Co. Z SGhro-
der, Schnell & Co. Small Scott. e " Stcens L. Co,
w W Smith, ] Shaw, H Slender, Thompson Il Bro, w &
Trot G Yoigt, NJ Welch. Walker, Werner Durker,
Wagener Heath & AIonsecs. G W Williams & Co.
Pussengers-IIX Xolln, n Wheaton, n Clnte, r Bra
NERD L krarncy. Hayden, Jr. Welch Mrs Julia Bill
ings, Miss Root Mrs Anne Mannox.
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Regina Br) 5ss tons Tobin. at Boyes Co.'S wharf ios
Angs ssRSS esseasno eops1s ss tons wills st Mssshs
s% s5aR atHsaA Br sM Taos soss cann Ashley Rrsr
aP's5 2:sS -: g g
The Queer; Queen lBr ess tons, Stuart in tho Stream ter
Wissn 81 Dyer 1T ksrls
Reginn, 5ss tons, cumminger, At Accommodaon wharf
ri aas SsaPg Thompson It HSssf.
ceptro dc Esportacio Ispsn 40 tons, Ferres in the
Stream, from, Havana, waiting. ...........'" !" M dau
Haze es4 toms Hall at Atlantic wharf for Boston, load
5ovon jose ISo toms fraiua at wharf non
unoa hsJaaa Bl 1ss tons Union the
casisn ss Hafdsnbrooi i vP,e9 Rss3ov vhaG e
o,s for West 5syssa4 nass ss TONS CLARK
John Perce ITO TONS strou ct Union wharf nom na a.
Anna Tclaey asShsgs s ogs Haskell at Ksrrs
Boston, discharging e A.ooAo
sCHOONERB.
Aid Br tons Mccormick, st Union whar7, ss9.
agnoa %sanis iss tons Gbnse in the stream xoso =
Ella Fl wiley at Marshas ss wharf aso. for Bals e.
Caldwell 4sS tons ncoormack at Adgers wharf n for
no heT %,1o York res penieton st Brown cos
wharf. for New Orleans ready 49, T Tupper SOUS m
Warner, $50 toms Hidretn, at Adger's wharf. ior
John Crockford IIs tons Jones, at Brown Co.'S wharf
for New York. loading... Street BIos g ~ ~
Jonas SparIs 1877 tons Crowther. In Ashley Iysr To
Lilly 12O tons, wooltord in Ashley River or Mset
David stEicier 100 tons Van Glider ss Union
from Baltimore, dischnrtdng aro
Daley 1874 TONS Wall at Union wharf, from 5alofe, TO-
ulscharglnE. ~
Azslda Laura 100 tons, McIndoe, ut Central whari
for West Indies. ready Willis = I'm Cals1I aa1
Eliza Frances tons, Sawyer Mt Kerrs "aaT1, 1co r.
Ocean Traveller 216 tona Adams, at Central wharf non @
st Pierre. Aiur Just arrived Basor r, &c %
Moses Patten lG7 TONS Harding, at Southern %nari,
from New York, dischargng: .Rsey Creighton 1s1
yolant tons. Dodge at Southern wharf, RON Mem
York. discharsing hsles as1 eon
Paragon, tons, Sbute, at Brown Cos wharf, non non
New York. discharging. Ia 1upper 9 sona
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OFFICIAL.
list OF LETTERS

LIST OF LETTERS
Remaining in the Posofco at Charleston for the week
ending JANUARY a. 1867, and ordered to be printec
ia TIE DAILY NEWS agreeaby to tho following section n
the new postoface Lew, the newspaper having tho
largest circulation in the City of Charleston:
SECTION And &c It further enacted That Lists Of let
+es reminding uncaed for in any Postoce in my city
town or viIlase where newspaper shall be printed,
saIl hereafter be published only in tie newspaper
which being published weakly oener shall have t9e
largest circulation within range OF delivery OF tne saa
Office
as- Persons calling for Letters Advertised should
state that they are "Advertised
4ar Office hours from A. If. to . 2. n. On Sundays
from o'clock to 2 o'clock P. NJ.
STANLEY g. TROTT. Acting Postmaster.
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COMMERCIAL.
Exports for the Week ending Thnrsday
January 81.

FOREIGN.
rJyERpOOI-per Br bark Tho Qneon-3O9 bales > Ianu @
14T9 bales Upland Cotton, l31 bbs Roen lo4 io!1
Timber Per Swedish bark Ostontla-l4s oaiss .
Cotton ya6 bales Upland Cotton II tons tns1c Ic,.,i
Pcr shin Nereus-65 bales and 29ss bales UPsana .
Cotton. Per bark Toscano-Sol bales . m aa'
lSO9 bales Upland Cotton. 3 ierces Rice :. n.,;, IN
IATTFAX N sper brig ChebUcoo1G bos hosi, na,aJ aG
hhls SHIRTS rurpcntine. 20,508 feet Steam ~ sa"oo
Lumber. 50, SEQ feet Flooring Boards;
uAyANA-pcr brig Carnen-1U0, 600 feet LuInoes'
DOMESTIC. s,.,, ,,,,,o
posroNper scl,r Thomas-1G7, 900 feet Pitch ftho
NEW YORK-Per steamship Granada-1ol IeIess iaies
GO bales Cotton, 304 bales Upland Coaon' Per
Yarn l5O sheets Copper, a. Packaeesa a ] & Cow ~
Steamship Tlambcau-9S tierces Iace % Ss h1os 1o
leland Cotton 4SG bales Upland Cotton, OF t naI
YARN and pomestics, II Packages :fer Sottor ~
f:ai5wel-650 bales Upland md 81 oaes M - a.
re rssks Rice 100 bbls Rosin, lO5 boxes Su, afnn
weEs Clay crates Crockery, 1G PACKAGES totuss'
Shds BONES % cases Furniture Sman Gans S ~; no
NnRTr1ERN PORT-Per schr Louie Sn1th-1oo'ooo
schr Daniel Britaln-17o pales
Cotton. pipe Gin. 200 tons Eon 10o Car Mheels Is
Sonnon 10 0Ou feet Lumber. -. Per schf ian"Hs-
49, ! % nm, feet Lumber and Timber.
! - r.TTINOHE-Per scr Watorman-95,OU ,OUo ieeG LuIn'
'1i,er Per scllr Nevmia-e0.000 feet Pine Timber
NEW OisLEANS-per schr Nelie Tarbo1-4S2 tercef
Rice, l5l bags Peas, . cases.
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TIE CHARLESTON MARKET.

FOR THE WEEK ENDING THURSDAY, JANUARY 70, loo'l
CoTTON-Ihe market opened on the first OF tle "eos
with Nuddling Upland ut 33ac q 6., out tnc
SALTS and declining prices at Liverpool nave
standing the email stock of Cotton oher1ng' ana te - -
ness of holders caused prices to fecede during Inc "c
about ono cent p IT, 1t is now feared tnat inc
Of the British market for Breadstus VIII oe an
mont fo, time to an improvement in the pFlce ol VIC
stay1e Mt Liverpool Holders, who aay be looklns o
,,sa will have to closely observe this clement OF
Tho receipts Ut this point for tho weeA nave
COG bales OF Sea Island and 5ssI bales OF op"no
ri bans of Sea Island and h561 bales OF Upland
rot,o the week before The following Ia statement OF
the transactions in the staple for the past week -:
n, Frday the 18Th instant, there was good attenu
once Of BUYERS but sellers were cfellng out i'oo
amount of Cotton The business OF tho day was Ia 'sor
of eara i prices hardened to tho oxtent OF hail
cont a ,b-sales 400 bales, Nnldling Cotton oelns
quoted, at the close. at 331sc. q IT,
m Saturday the market quiet and the feehng not
on strong es the day before; quotations, however, were
without change-sales $50 bales.
IN Monday tho declining condition OF the LAVerpool
arct caused buyers to reduce their Offering rates. anu
nriccs fell off during the day about half cent .
ih-sales $50 bales-Midd ddng Cotton closing at aoous
$50. q lb.
On Tuesday the market continued depresscd' a1o
further decline Of half cent . ib took place-hddnne
Cotton selling at 1z@3sc a 1b.-saes OF the aay S'o
bales
On Wednesday there was fair demand prices reinai
inc without change and buyers taking about s0o oaes
Yesterday tho market was easier and prices generay
fell off, Sales o5G bales, say at %; at ~ at ao
s at s1h; 47 at SO; SO ut 321z; 80 ats We quote:
Low Middlng. 81 o1ag 1aey
stTict Niddl,ne. ,ne......................3S G.
| SEA ISLAND COTTON.-There has been good IN
onry for the finer Cotons, but tho inferior have peen
dull The sales Of the week amount to 400 Bales races
remaining without important change. we continue our
previous quotations. say G9 q 20 for common 10 "
for Medium, and 90 81 40 for Fine.
Foridas are selling at 5O@s5c. q ID, as in quality.
ooiios 'iNAA-A S. isrd Uprd. Rice
Stock on hand Sept. !, 196G........ 235 $500 49,.
Received from Jan. II, '6I to JAN 23 -, 20, ,oo
81. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 699 6487 SO 1SO
Received previously. 66G9 77,A7 ''os'
r1eaa1s Tom E''o1p.s sid 1pa: Ris: 0''''
From Jan. 18 to o
"a, 'S7......... 11o5 $500 esa esa
Previously. ..... 4,s7o Gs,55s 1858
5,s75 72s55 5,225
Total exports rts...............5,975 1856 6,22o
Stock on hand and on sbipboard =. Gas 1868 0e2
--"-.@s SAME TINE LAST YEAR,
s. I'D. Gprd Rics
Stock on hand Sept. 1, 1866. $50 lea9 loo
Receipts nom Jan ls to q, 112s 900
Received previously 1883 s'''oo 'o'o
EIsoarss usta1 h'0slps. fa gid Rice s
p;s1sssy::::: 8; ,ss; s.iis 80 tei l,4s5 j
q ,,o a. con IL,
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Baltimore Market.

BALTIMORE, January 21.-CoFFEE-Tne market a
very firm for Rio and good grades are held hlaR cent
choice quoted at 1S11c, gold =..,.oo.oo ooo ,,,
in good demand with sales OF lsoa2Oo oaes
uiddIug Uplands at 34as4]c With Light offerings tne
M losed 1rm
III b We continue to note actice market for al
descriptions though prices remain nomnaly unchanged
There is no stock Of Winter wbeat shipping Extra on &C.
count of tho scarcity Of wheat and its high cost ss
sales wero at s14 75 There were sales today OF ~ oos
Rye Flour at 81 1o, and 60 do Mt IS oo ranee u
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IMPORTANT oRRTIF1cATEs,

ROCHESTER, n. z, December 29, 1851.
Megers P, E. DRAKE & COL have been great suf-
ferer from Dyspea for three four yeara and had to
abandon my profession. About three months ago
rfed tho Plantation BitterB and to my great Joy am
now nearly vol maH. have recommended them In
several cases. and, far know, always with signal
benefit am, ret pectfuly yours.
Rev. J. 3. OATHORN.
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GnA1N-There were only 400 bus OF red Wheat onerea
TO-DAY and no sales reporte TRANSACTIONS nave neen ~
meaTre for several days past that it IL dhcus 70 gse
nnotatols Corn-5300 bus white addtUoo 6us yeito" LOW
comprscd the offerings reported To-Day on Ghnee; so
market was duie and prices steady ut SaturdRy to
t;ons included in the sales wcrc 400 bus mixed Whte ae
~ 5000 bus fair to prime white ut slal o5 oouu
hs ylow ut 50 to 81 o. only 1000 bus at the
lin Yesterday paper sales OF yellow Corn were oy l
error of type reported high as 81 o. Instead OF 81 VII
Oue-3U60 bus received nnd sold at 59a60 cts g Das
Nothing doing in Rye. ,...,.=,.,,;,,,
MoLAssEs-No sales reported and but Little inquiry;
quotations nominal as last gwen
PnovIs1oNs-Wc report sacs Of 20 Dds western less
orl, at $40: so bbls crime Mess at S2O Per pD Oh
Saturday last 100 casks Cincinnati fully cured anu pack
cd Shoulders at &c. to-day so casks at the same hgure
nco s steady at lie for Shoulders l2c Tor ro sloes
and lc for clear rib do 16a1c for city HAMS
Lard is quiet at for both city and western 6bs INC
market generally closed strong under adVices OF adVanc
ing prices Westward. ...o..,,;,o 1on
1cs-Is firm at last quotstions, viz: for Carolina lO
p1OaIc per h. Eangoon is also held higher; wo earn
acme sales have recently been made in bond quote
a. ro1d
S1yG As-Are inactive but held firm; we have only to
notice sales of 100 boxes Havana low grade for
reininc mt l0c 20 ds grocery Porto Rico at l2c ana
10 hbCs Dcmerara vacuum pan ut 1916.
Sh1r-Is steady ut last quotations viz for Liverpool
Gropnd Alum 81 l0ao IT, and do Fino 50 I0aS 20 per
sack Turks Island 56a5Sc per bushel. :.
WH1sKrr-Continues dull aud Irregular on account OF
the uncertainty awai,ng tho action OF Congress on the
proposed reduction OF Inc tarlH.
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MARINE NEWS.
PORT OF CHARLESTON.
A ,-rSves4 Vcxfc cr.fl n Y

Arrived Yesterday.
Schr William & John, Peterson, Georgetown, s c.
Shingles and Slaves To j a Enslow 4 co..
Steamer Pilot Boy, 3IcNelts Savannah, via Beaufor,
Buiton, Hilton Hcad, and Boyd's Landing 162 balos
s Cotton q bales SquRn Cotton bale Wool. and
Mdze To Ferguson L. Holmes Pinckney BROS, Railroad
Agent, Col P Low, Adams. Frost co. Hopkins, Nc
Pierson Co. RavcGel 4: Co. porcher Henry, Frazer
Dill, " Dukes 4 Co, G Coetting Howard, Jsn-
ki1s A Ensow Il Co, T L Webb, W Gurncy, Order.
Steamer Fannie, Davis, Georgetown. c. 95 terces
Rice IS bales Cotton and Mdze TO Ferguson Holiness
Shackeford Fraser, r Pringe, Thurston & Holmes.
and others.
scllr Deas, from West Point Mill. % bbs Rice. To
L Howard.
sloop Ellen, Gradick, Cooper River. 1Gv- bushels Il
Rice. TO Roper Stoney
Cleared Wednesday.
Ship Nereus, Nichols, Liverpoo-Willis & Chsol,n.
Cleared Yesterday.
Bark Toscano Delano. Liverpool-Strcet Bros & Co.
Schr Nellie TarboX, Pcudleton, New Orleans-T Tupper
- & Sous.
Went to Sea Wednesday,.
Ship Nereus, Nichols. Liverpool.
Went 10 Sen Yesterday.
Br brig Carmen, Faulkner, Havana.
Schr Thomas, Crockett, Boston.
Schr Daniel Britain, Springer. Philadelphia.
Schr Yapor, Bogert, Hilton Head.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1867-01-25
Augusta Market.

AUGUSTA, January 43.-The Money market remains
unchanged. God-brokcrs buy at 135 aud sell ut 13S
Silver at 130 and sell at 1876.
CorroS-Thcre is little moro activity in thc market
to-day than yesterday, but holders still refuse to accede
to the views of buyers. We quote mdding 90hs, and
the day foot up 270 bales follows, viz 2 28
at Co. 81 ut 80. at SU1 80 at 31 SO at 31 &c at
G. Mt 49, 12 at 32 and at 32 The receipts nre 4s9