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Marriages.

Marriages.
On the 7th of May. by the Rsv. W. Banks, Captain
osmond Barber of Chester District to Miss Mary Hood,
Of Arkansas. ::,. -s4 =. !.
ON the 9th of May. by Rev. W. Banks Mr. Nelson L
Ford to Miss Priscilla McWaters al ofRoeky Ctsek.
Chester District.
On the 25h of April, at 10 O'clock A. NJ, at the resi-
dence Of Maj A. J. Hammond, by the Rev D. r meaning,
Mr.. Joseph McKie and Hiss Lucy Hammond, all OF
Edgefeld District.
MuT gan to Miss Regina grant al Of Spartanourg Dis
trict -:
ION the ostn of April by the Rev. Mr.. Herlong. at the
residence OF the BRIDES father Mr.. John Riley TO MISS
Sarah Carson, all of Orangeburg District.
/ ON the llth April by the Rev. Hugh Mood, Mr. John
Euklea to MSe Elizabeth johnson, R OF Marion DIS
trict. - :, ~ .I:! - :: {, q
On the evening of Wednesday 1st inst. shs Episco-
pal church. by the Rev. Alexander Glennte Mr Bhr AN
dersoa to Miss Henrietta p Heriot, both OF George
town. 'S'.- =
By Rev. R. Latham. on the 9th instant Mr. John Cald'
well aud Miss Fanny Jenkins, all of York District
In Tfppah County, Miss, the 4h ultimo. Mr. David
+ Hill formerly Of York District S. Co. and Miss Mary
Francis Smith, af Tppah County.
R issa Syne Randolph Brock.
ington to Miss Katie Holloway colored and OF Dar-
lington District. stg:;f
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ORINANCE.
TIlHE FOLLOWING ORDINANCE IS PUBLISHED
/ for tho information of all concerned

AN ORDINANCE TO REGULATE THE CLEANSING OF PRIvIEs
AND VAULTS IN THE CORPORATE LIMITS THE CITY.
l. BE it Ordained 10y the Mayor and Aldermen, That
from aud after the ratification Of this Ordinance 1t shall
not be lawful for any person 10 cleanse the
contents of Vaults Privies within tho limits of the
city, without having previously obtained ceuse for the
same all such licenses expire the 3ls December
of every year, and be subject to all requirements mpos
ed by Ordinances regulating the granting OF Licenses for
Drays and Carts.
II That the use Of Barrels in open Carts and Wagons
is prohibited and parties applying for License will be
auire to provide closed Carts suitable for the purpose
Ill All persons having such License shall report at
one of the Guard Houses during the day. his or their In
tenon to do such work during the ensuing night in the
Lower Wards such report to be made to the Main Guard
House, III the Upper Wards to Upper Guard House.
w The place or places for the deposit OF such odal
shall be designated from time to time by the Mayor
" Every owner driver of such Licensed Cart or
any other person who shall violate any of the provisions
of this Ordinance shall neglect refuse to observe
the same OF any them shn forfeit and pay for each
offence fine not to exceed twenty-five dollars TO be en-
forced by the Mayorn his Court or recovered in any
other Court OF competent jurisdiction.
Ratified in City Council this seventh day of May in the
wear Of our Lord one thousand eight hundred and six
tyseveu.
W. H. SMITH, Mayor.
Clerk of Council 3mo May 10
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PUBLIC, NOTICE.

=. -. .,lOYTICK CLERK OF CoUNclL,E .>r
......." :. 80. May 1857.
The following Section of .+An ordn nnnce to abolish the
office Of superintendent Of Streets provide for Keep
civ of Charleston Clean and for other purposes, is
hereby published for the information pf all concerned
For the due protection Of the said contractoD orcon
occupant and tanahtof any premises fronting in any
street. lan alley oropen court M shall ,a on every day
Sundays eDsptsd) hsye the dirt filth garbage or other
of placed i1eont Il his or her lot jim barrel box or
heap and IN reanees for the contractor by tho hour Of
seven O'Clock A. NJ. from the fist day Of May to hc
first day of November in every year and the honr OF
nine O'Clock, A. NJ, from the first day OF November 70
the first day of May following. And any person offend
ing herein or placing any dirt filth garbage or ether
pa HshS fee lane, or alley or open court aiter tne
hours above named Hhal be subject 70 nnc not iees
than two nor than ve dollars for each and every
offence, to be imposed by the Mayor. -, ,,,,D,, =
Nav rs Clerk Of Council.
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,.nn,,v gy the Mayor E 3. sh1rH Clerk of Council.
TO TAX PAYERS.

To TAX PAYEHSs /.
rT1HE FOLLOWING ORDINANCE IS PUBLISHED
for the information of all persons concerned;
AN ORDINANCE TO AMEND AN ORDINANCE TO RAISE SUP
rIIas FOE ITHE rEAR 1887, AND FOR OTHER PURPOSES.
Be it ordained by the Mayor and Aldermen IN City
Council assembled That all taxes paJso!e Gnaer M sne ur
purposes be paid on before the 29h day Of June next
and that persons who shall make defaut Of payment Of
smonnt Of their taxes, one and half per cent per
month until tho ost day Of July whs II not 2, paid an
amount Of two perl cent per month upon tue amount
three per cent per month the amount OF taxes due
taGs aGant n IN is nsss asss
monthly taxes on or before the fifteenth day OF each
month, shall respectively pay on the amounts thereof
two per cent per month from such nfteentn day unu
payment is made.
Ratiaed In City Council this seventh day of May In
the year of our Lord thousand eight hundred and
si1ty.seven. ,n
w H S,urH Clerk,of Council. 3mo May IL =
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Havana Market.

/: Correspondence Of the Journal Of ComHeree.] !
sHAyANA. MAY sugar market: No. 12frm at sS 50
d 100 Some posatoes asking IS 62,s Weather heavy.
with showers No action in the market this morning.
ExcHANars-Stering London, and indirect payable
there at II TO 12x premium and downward tendency
United Satcs New York and Boston, 2SH TO so discounts
gold bills at IL to discount and all at 10 dayssighk
Wharf Sales-afay6th nothing don't. From. Htoress50
erces Lard at $l5; 10 boxes Clear Pork at $l5; lou
scks new Caniilas 80 TO- 200 do Valencia at So 75
sc so; cargo Of white pine noards at S26 p II feet
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:. TIE Nicholson pavement which has been in
liberation In Street in New York for some time,
gives great satisfaction. Inc society ior the Pre-
universally, as being much easier for horses feet:
.Tha ordinary stone payements are certainly cruel
.3nymtion and If any good substitute could be
ionnd. it would be humane discovery. The
$Ncholson pavement is an excellent one, where the
,ssssat IA tAnishedss that fs, g,t down its gas,
1satTsnd sewer pipes !, but once cut into, it can
not beproperl repaired. -.
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oons,gnes. per ,seutn gaarsiollua n.,l1oad,

- 444ps-s ift1-saf e may AC' z
5Oa bales Cotton IS bales Domesties bbls Spirits
Lumber. q cars Wood. Furniture, and sundrtes TOD
Ffaser & Co, Street Bros & Co, oourtensy Trenholm
r RAgent Mrs Aver, Tanning, Gibbes l. Co. WV
l. CO, g W Williams Il Co. Thurston Holmes, Adams,
Frost Co. Willis Ohisom, Robinson Co. Rayenel
Il 90, Yelling, Prttchets j Coioock & Co. s~
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.w,,ght e Co.,s Market Report.

RIO pR JAsEo April s.-Total sales Of coffee between
steamets 600 bags sales Of coffee for United States
isne time, $1,000 do; shipments for the same time, 6s
M stDck at ste 60 600; price $500 to 6$7O0. Sales
flour between steamers 1000 bbls stock -four at date
600 bbs price -four. 26s to 27sOOO dull Exchange
"a to 24kc. Freights 49s.
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!, Paris his long been noted for eccentric, not te

PaTls has long been noted 1or ecceu1rlc, HoV "
say crazy people. But it seems the greater num-
bsr Of the m ost noticeable Of these have disap-
peared and only one remains. He is called the
Persian, because he wears the Persian costume
and the Persian head-gear in BLACK sheepskin. He
is venerable old gentleman, with fine. beard,
and is :scrupulously neat and clean. He ID pas
sionately fond of music, and is to be seen every
night at one or the other opera houses, seated al
ways in the very best places. he is also frequent
" to. be found sauntering on the Boulevards and
in the Champs Elysees Ho has the reputation OF
being wealthy. Yet this man, though in Paris
more, than thirty years, though he is well known
by sight to all parisians, has never-nerer-been
seen speaking to a>hyipg soul. He frequents the
haunts of men, yet shuns all communication with
men. r.:I.' ...'(
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NOTICE.

NOTICE.
OFFICE OF THE CHIEF OF PoLICE,l
CHARLESTON, S. G.. May f. 1867.
H1BE REGULAR INSPECTION OF THE LOTS AND
Enclosures, vaults &C., will commence on Monday
nez Ct inst Owners and occupants are hereby required
to see that their premises in good condition and that
all filth and garbage is removed as required by Ord
nance Other inspections will follow.
C. B. SIGWALD.
Chief OF Police.
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QRAN,--SuppIy ,0t, Wlfat ;ouereu to-oRy was very
Small only 756 bGshes of white and red; the demand is
quite moderate and the market barely maintained for
Maryland descriptions, whilst for Pennsylvania is still
duler We have only to notice sale Of 160 bushs choice
Maryland white at s. Co. Corn-Recepts foot l6,5OO
bshs white and 800 bushs yellow; market was again
lower with sales of 5000 to 10o0 bushs white at 81 l5a
III 5000 to 600 bushs yellow at 81 12a1 l6 bulk at
latter for prme 1850 bushs Western mixed sold at II 10
al H. OF Oats $500 bushs received and 200Q busha sold
at7sc and 00 bushs In Lots at &c. Nothing reported
in Rye for several days.
MoLAssEa-Market quiets no sales, and in their alb
sence quotations nominally unchanged
PRov1sIoNs-For round lots Of Bacon there iB de-
mand, but there continues good retail or jobbing
trade principally In small orders from the South. We
report In the aggregate today 75a10O hhds, including
Shoulders at 1Ual0kc rib Sides l2a12c clear rib 12a
l2c. Hams steady at for best sugar cured
for large and small 0ts Mess Pork-Sae OF 30 bbs at
2s Is I3c folfcity; for Western ierces; re-
Jail lots 1Sc higher.
RIoE-We report sales of 80 erces prime Carolina at
11Hc; quote Rangoon 9lSa9Ac.
SALT-Remains as last quoted viz For lots from deal
ers Liverpool Ground Alum So 20; do fine, 50 1Oa3 20 p
suck Turks Island 62a65c for lots from store stock of
lattara demand both light. -.
BUaAR-Was in active demand today both for refining
and from the trade and market closed frmer included
in the saes were $50 hhds Cuba ut 10c; 1854 do do at
l0Hc 22 do do at aa boxes do at 10c; 286 hhds
Porto Rico private terms-an for refining; 10 hhds
grocery Cuba at 1034c.
WHsKEY-m the absence of sales quote held in
bond ut 30a91c q gallon.
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q, iss9ts-;,,;;sl;tl 8 q tialtb4aEry tSbe Sold.

Eooss I'll The magnificent BibHotheque Yemenia said to
be the ric6est in ancient and curious works which
has passed under the hammer since the celebrated
Tsr sales oN thehDuc de ysllere in 17SAs and the
I'll NbGteh MiSarthy in 1s16, isFto be sold at Paris
His month. The catalogue compriseas at least
Ionr Thousand lots, In the private catalogue
N, nted for NJ Yemeniz are enumerated Two
G2 cspies ef editions engraved wood ;sshrty,si1
mannscripts on yellum, some OF great value; thir-
teen H,aAuscsipts on Paris ). twenty,segen works
printed on velum one hundred and seyenty-slx
,e.rara works, With dates from the cement
= esths .rt .os printing four hundred sad forty,
- century. nirsty-si1 of which are by De Tournes
rssssaathhep ~ Refet; Twelve Ct the Wor6aps
Cdolief and Seventy others to various lovers OF
old books Among them is the "Asserto Septem
Hhies asssy TIL Eing saEsahnd, wrote against Is
Iuther, in the year 1871, q copy bearing the sig-
nature Of the King both at the beginning spd end
3 1.-THE Eai. helhtary comprises, also, twenty
considerable number by the Adj and Elzevir,
printed in Paris and ether cities during the
century Hero Is likewise collection Of
q, of Of fhfyalry; mysteries, books OF
g; g; aes wpSks, the chase, the culinary
art, medicine, music, &c.
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sfPORtrE CAL ] EN.DAR..
MARINE NEWS.
PORT OF CHARLESTON.
Arrived Yesterday.

Arrived Yesterday.
schr d B Warner Horton, New York. s days. Oats and
hay. To Roach, and q Quartormaster.
schr Morning Star, from Pee Dee. Shingles. To ]
Steamer Manhattan, Austin, Mobile-lef 9Th and Key
West 18th inst. To- the Master. Bound to Wilmington
Steamer Ella Hancox, Richardson. Savannah via ELL
tom Head and Beaufort Mdse. To Ferguson Holmes'
Sloop Bird, from Wando Naval Stores. Io' Ens-
'' Cleared Yesterday.
Rrig Potomac, Snow. Boston--Rialey & Creighton:
schr Fannie Bailey, Sherman, New York-H Baker
schr Ru1nsey, cranmer. Philadelphia Baker &
schr Ada Ames, Marsson, Philadelphia Baker &
schr Lilly, woolford, Baltimore -chisolm Bros.
=. Went to sea Yesterday.
Ship Mary Ogden, Godfrey, Liverpool.
Steamer Distster co1ettef Pslstka, via Jacksonville
Steamer Manhattan, Austin, Wilmington, Del
From this Port.
Steamship Alliance, Kelly Philadelphia, May u.
Brig Jennie Achorn, Achorn, Matanzas, May o.
Schr William & James, Outten, Baltimore, may IA.
Mcmora ndn.
sThe shpAnel eonhef, from Liverpool for Charles
ton, was spoken April II, Lat 45.53, Lon 9ls.
LIST OF VESSELS
r.,
FOREIGN.
LfyEnpooL-
Ship Winthrop Stewart entered outward. April 70
Ship Amelia, Conner sailed March 20
BIZ barkFtle de rAif; E1ans cleared. March 30
NEWPORT ENG.
The Coming. Hookaway sailed. April l6
SOUTHAMPTON.
The Allen, Msrtell, sailed.
DOMESTIC.
BELFAST, ME-
Brig Proctor; Coombs, sailed. April
BOSTON.
Brig Abner Taylor Lowell, cleared. May
Schr Jesse Leach Endicott, cleared. May
Tho Whitney Long, Hayes cleared. april 80
NEW YoRy.
Brig Bradshaw Weeks, clear, d. d............ May
Schr David Faust. Lord, May II
Schr Shiloh, Hubbard up. May
Schr Helene, Alden cleared may D
Schr W Bramhall, Hussey cleared. ........- May 3
Schr Myrover, Hughes, y
PHILADELPHIA.
Schr J N Baker, Adams, cleared. May
BALTIMORE.
Steamship Sea Gull Duton, to leave May 10
Ship Golcondn, Miskely, sailed. MRy II
Schr Foaming Sea- North cleared. 2?
Schr Golden Gate. Blasland cleared May
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passengers.

s Per stsmsr Eliza Hanco1 from Savannah. via Beau.
fort and Hilton Head--M Woodruff, 8 II Siscor, g
Kitchen, II aambrll, q Snyder q Chamberiane and
;Isdy. % I. Moses W Eawton. a Murdoch, ] Up
iBam Cooper. and Indy, Klein. Mrs Williams, Miss
sPspps g F Ricker Mrs WatarhOuss, LnDrucfsr, Miss
woodruff Wigton, Miss Stuart {. 49,
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Ihe lai1g Ne@s.
SATURDAY MORNING, NAY 1e, :S67.
aIThe following translations, excellent Of their
knsd we ind IN the Round Tabsl:
..;,,r.,., N. tytxarr fNxrr1JTE LILY. -

, -sSH t. LEGEND OF coRvEI, wEsfPHEll -
IN 10 i.n,ss. tfrom Tie Germoa = "
nian,sht has passed The low moons lingering light
as, LON old coryes tail spires sl softly sleeps
a Yet NOT to day belongs each sacred rse: e' e
,,.In the abbey ellis already aIurnur creeps
= Tha bsii III for mathis send its summons round,
: The worlds great Lord to praise to sing and pray.
-. :, :. The heavy stops off sleepy monks resoun5.
-. Nonotonous, In the vanlted coster-way..
With srmmering gloom. night in the chapel reigns;
''2 81 Pale II the moonlight shine the painted panes
And in the corners nestle darkness grim: ..-',
One, with firm step strides through the corridor;
First In the church Marcward Won Spiegel goes
e 80 :; ssfss TS aea a Slsssr. seeking but repose
saos on a bis
Towards bis prayerstool gazing steadily;
., For 10 l. thereon the snowwhite lily lies. -.
'H"' snsp .nded on brazen garland there.
And aone ssn SAY when It had bioomed or where
Yet ever fsdeleas shows its heavenly sheen. -:
...,-R hens'es the last hour Of monk draws night
The snow-white lily makssit known to him:
Dpou his prayer-stool he behods 1t lie. .
..- There in Gods temple, at the dawnlng d1n.
s." 'o eisbanshed, Mare,ward we'll has left the world,
Yet iiis's great DEBT he still IS 10th to pay;
- From his own stool the lilly he has hurled
=. ;, 10 Werlbo.ds brother aged and grey .
fhso1d man, stricken. to his hard couch hied, @
1sasss 1s SsSss disd
lso. ~ lily was 0ehelS nG paFe sTSEMAkER
cs zss's ii . pc y -: j 80
/. .:n.s--t- CO.. .;.f,s'15 -. - .ea ~ -,
a. .s:'s :0''': 4 Al Is LYoEN i1iIlf, III, 10.
-.s Tr Mr iEcl1sman Tanain 81 biberes, Lyce.)
.sss9s ne Of
1es s.as 'asss hnsf :'ss'''' A''
.-s,c drank tide
~ - "a Some brute Soa;as Ss craeer nsae
ss 4 &c s9a ,!,uas Ts saS sas t9aasR saal,Rs
o:e as',.rva. q lstms in my darainsI
s!s s fss sSs yssf s i. asss sss.nip ,
: ss9ssss Ss ssss M snss s
Ssa-Your court yard are moaningl
-a9ss sfTSsa lis NOV has o7ss drusted :.os
. J s;ss ssss .sSsa :ssss ,a : : :
. g, 81 s.;Ss sgfD s ssss y yssp, ...
~ ss- q. ~ = ,f. e sT have afa -,
! Td esoee, litle maybe. !. waits it,;
Rslspssao Rsa psoos nj s%ash ysss 6G thicker than
,s:sef you're pEgssS On ny ysoSt.r sG1
pns5.: Yonfe not your fathers daughter.
,a'-e.-.. I'VE Wei. IL no prayers win move.
70 g ss ssss assa ssss sasss ass% Sssrs
Ifsaiss fsas asssaa; assas xs9 zs9eh is snt.su L 81 a
You still prove patient and true
While you give your poor lover the mten-j =.
EGH9 di h..a. heart. .,..n.r
Than stone or @ q serpent, m I'm my g.t enaf"er' :,
ANY more till the weather grows warmer;
Nor wont pFesi es here here IN n the saat saa
.Wsinps4ag a'ssa I :. ,sss disaa!o
Faith, deah and blood can't stand II!
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Aurusta Market.

AUGUSTA, May 16-FNANCIAL-GoID 4BrokerS are
buying at 1856, and selling at 137. ,,t.Ntit.i
S1EvEn-Brokers are buying at 128 and selling at 1Sl
SECURITIES. Railroad Stock 65, Nbt. vi =
CorroN-Market quiet to-day md salea limited indd:
ding to strict midoing sold st about 26c salea
rs at 25 10 at 25k and 20 at 25h. Receipts 80
The following sales were made yesterday evening Apd
not reported I at 20 and 81 at Is.
cd that all cotton sold all the season reweghed and
therefore liable to weigh less than when first weighed
COTTON STATEMENT FOB Augusta AND HAMBURG.
ssssa On hsDs sDSs SET Es ss a
Received previously 6Ss7S-57oso
a. 6667S
Exported unce Last statement ........t Il6l
Exported previously :. 4osS6-'4l46
Nc Ia -
Stock on hand May 70, 1881!
Hsmbnro -.........,..G ~ Il 6t0-l2, 5S7
The above amount Of stock on hand was obtained by
actual account to-day. -,
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I. y. :ENcf8fH PUBLICATIONS LAST IEAR.-H the coli
lection Of English publications. in the Parls xhl-
fitiot be as complete as We have reason to sup
posa Il iS there were published during the past
= = ear in England. exclusive Of periodicals, four
Thousand seven hundred aud hfty-two volumes,
which would have cost any person desirous OF pos
t sessine. . copy of each about fifteen hundred
M onnds. The publishers Of these works were one
Hundred and eighty four in number; OF whom one
Hundred and foEty-one we're metropolitan and the
narnainiars provincial :; London alone furnishing
nehundred dand thnty three Of the former and Ed
inburg sir, leaving only two to Dublin: The vol
iime3 issued on the provinces were three' hundred
2 and thirty Eve; those in Dublin one hundred and
4hiIty- nine, and in Ednburg rtwo hundred and
iYaysnfy 6; LoHddni contributing the remaining
q snns t6ousand and nine volnmes In the shape Of
iSei,riits 81 popular authors during the same
ssSeFriiSd there we're two editions Of Chaucer, fifteen
n afspea1 e's plays and six OF his smaller poems
I'm Of DRYDEN, two OF Butler, eight Of Milton, five
rSS P6ns : '6dursof Thomson, seven Of Goldsmith,
z4hraeEef Gray, thirteen Of Cowper, eight each Of
rWoSdworth and Moore three Of Shelly and eleven
p Il IA Calculated that II works on the mechanical
= arts, directories, agriculture, and those
.VhiaR have but slender connection with literature
:pToperswere struck out-not being, as Lamb SAID,
Asucoks which are.- books mot more than half
or,the whole. number published would remain to
beclassed with history; biography, travels, prose-
tichon poetry and works Of religious nature. III
the mere number Of publications Of this last order;
saSs q aparsgraphist, could always be taken as an
indication of demand, sermons might be assumed
10 be more in request than any other publications.
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From the Shipping List. ]

lfT0H Ae SHtppHy LtSt.1
BOSTON DRY GOODS MARKET, May 11-For the week
ending Friday May l0-In dry goods the general trade
has been less active han last week. dull aud declining
market has again weakened the market for
goods and styles lower Heavy standard goods
nave declined hc per yard, and styles OF beached
goods are selling ut similar reduction Fine eottons
and corset jeans in good demand. Indian Orchard
improved jeans sell readily 16al6Hc We qpote Bartlett
alhestines at zoe; 1o l5e; NsTmartetA S - an, snd
Massachusetts at l6c Cottonades are active, anu
choice puds soil freely Prints have been In demaaa and
light and good styles sold as the prices
remain the same We quote Pacific, Cccheco and sprague
at lsc Manchester 161sa171ac; and Aliens. American
Dunnel, bamilton Richmond and Gloucester al ~
Delaines have been demand and all spring styles have
been closed out TOR two weeks past We quote Manches
teralwoo delaines at 42He. and sngolahsnnes at ZG
Pacific mills selling at 2lc for deaines 20c Tor cha
es 24c for srmures and 221s for l40O lawns Ihe 20
clc lawns active, and armures are In good de
oand There has been less doing in woollens than last
week. owing no doubt in part to the continued cold and
unreasonable weather Prices havc not varied materially
Desirable styles of fancy cassmeres have been In de-
nan and silk mixtures of the best makes nre scarce
command full prices Fancy cloakings arc scarce ant
much sought after With few days OF good trade, tht
stock of spring woollens will become very light.
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COMMERCIAL.
EIports.

BosToN-per brig Potomac-140. 900 feet Yellow Pine
. Timber, lot Cotton, Iron Rags. &C. -.
NEW YuRK-Per sohr Fannie Baiey--246 bbls Spirits
1urpentne. lGs Car Wheels. lS2, GOO feet Lumbsr
Lumber Per schr Ada Ames-l5o, GOO feet Lum-
:" bef.s = -. -. 9. :, =. ~,
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The Rev. DR.. Bacon-a strong Republican,
alusion.. to Charles Summers proposition that
Congress control the right of suffrage in all the
States, says, Suppose such law be enacted, how
sl.all it be executed2 The National Government
Jias undertaken 10 determine who shall vote, and
who not, IN the State Of Massachusetts,. What
ncxt2 The National Government must make
registration Of voters las it is now doing in the
Southern States) by officers Of its own: What
next? The National Government must take care
thnt no man whom it invests with this right of
voting is in any way restrained from voting;
and. therefore, the ballot.boxes must be under
the inspection and in the custody OF United
States officers, and United States policemen or
soldiers, must keep order at tho voting places.
The National Government, having taken this
matter in hand, .must go through with it, and
onst take care that no mans vote is thrown out in
the S counting, and that the returns are made, or
the result declared, correctly; and this, too, it
f9eSce s % Of elections conducted by authority and
regulations proceeding % from n,a the tse seat ,S Of the
strnction Of the reserved rights OF the Staes, and
consequent Capitalization OF power at the Ma,
tional Capital is Identical WITH the suo'erson OF
Iberty,"