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Philadelphia Market.

PHILADELPHIA, April l2-CoAL-With limited sup
plies hand and the strike Of the miners the trade has
Improved since our Last, and prices are frmer
CoTToN-The market continues very dull and prices
are unsettled and lower; about 1000 bales of mddngs
sold in lots at prices ranging from 2a27c for upians
and 2Sa29c ID for New Orleans, closing at a2Ssc
o fb.
F1ouR-The Market has been more active land prices
have advanced fully 5Oc per bb About 5000 bbls sold
in lots mostly the retailers and bakers ut prceS rang
ing from S9a10 25 for superne $40 50a1l 50 for extra
$12 5Oa14 so for low grade and fancy NorthWess eXra
family; $13a16 for Pennsylvuna and Ohio family and
$16a18 per bbl for fancy brands, Us to quality Rye
Flour has advanced 800 bbs sold ut SO 258 so per bb
Corn meal has also advanced; 800 bbls Pennsylvania
meal sold ut SIS 25 per bb aud 200 bbs Of Branywinc
meal on private terms.
GnAIN-Prime Wheat continues scarce and in good de-
mand at an advance of 5al0c per bush 5000 bush fair to
primo Pennsylvania red sold at S3a3 25 700 bush No
Milwaukee ut $3 1850 bush No Chicago at So G0a2 TO-
and 5000 bush California at So 40 per BUSH Rye is In de-
mand at ADVANCE 5000 bush sold ut 81 60aI G5 for
WeSern and 81 65a1 6G for Pennsylvania. Corn is also
in good demand at further advance; sales of 00 bus
and from the cars 5000 bush white at 81 201 2 and $500
bush Western white at 81 18 per bush Oats
and in good demand at advances sales OF 2000 bush
at from 77ae0c BUSH Barley Malt is selling at from
81 3oa1 40 per bush The receipts to-day follows:
Flour 175O bush corn, $3.50 bush wheat, 1886 bush;
oats, 1900 bush.
NAVAL STonEs-Rosn has been quiet, but prices arc
well me1ntaned sales Of common at S4a4 12s; No ut
81 45 No at s5a5 T5 ind pale at Sc 50as Tar Is
nominaly held at $3 and pitch at s4a4 co. Spirits Tur
pentine sell ut soc per gall the article is scarce.
PRovIsIoNs-Have been extremely quiet and holders
have been firm III their We've. Pork is unchanged but
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MoIAssssIThere is q good business doing OF steady
held rates. We notice sales OF 244 hhds 23 tcs Cenfue
gos 52c 200 hhds Muscoyado In lots at ooaToc and
i5O bids Porto Rico at 65a75c.
NAVAL sroREs-spirts Trpentine Is held at enhanced
prices with fair trade; sales reported of $50 bbs at
sa7sc and soc for obbing lots; the latter price is IN
not quotaby chnnged very full prices arr sustained the
business is rather moderate at the moment including
sales OF 1400 bbs strained grades at 81 1894 2S COM
mon is held at
PRoy1s1oNs-Pork-There ;s fair demand ut steadily
held prices We notice sales Of $500 bbs at s22 s7a2s II
for new Western moss cosh aud regular way closng at
sos O5 regular; S22a22 IL for 65aGG mess S9 Is tor
PRIME and s2 s7a2a for prime mess Also for future de-
livery $3.50 bbls at s2S 62a2s 81 and o, May and
June.
reduced full prices readily paid Sales were made
OF 27O bbs plain Western mess and sls Goa
% so for extra do.
BACON spEs-There is more doing at steadily held
figures We notice sales Of $50 boxes at 1or
Cumberland cut; II for short rib for bellies;
Tr MEArsAse dull heavy and declining The saies
are 1so pEgs al sa9c for shoulders in drysat and
sna @ sor do Fl saees TRsss hams
BuTTER-There is no great change In the MARKET
BUYERS OF the good grades from tho neghboring cities
are more numerous ut former figures. The local trade
still continues to be moderate These two classes are
taking the choice butter nearly as inst as 1t arrives
as we'll as desirable lots of old For grease butter the
deand is good for export but low prices must be nc
cepted We quote State at 1a2sc for common to fine old;
2.aS1c for do new and 10a15c for Western.
CHEEsE-The market is quiet but prices remain about
the same The principal business s in the common and
medium descriptions to take beyond the seas A few
ne factories been sold for shipment but the ma
jority Of the transactions in this grade arc for homo use
The stock on hand is quite reduced and the general i'm
preston is that there is but little to come forward nom
the country. We quote dairy ut l3a17 and factory at
l6alskc for shpmon and Is a1sc for small parcels for
home use.
LAnD-Ihere Is moderate inquiry. Prices nre nonn.
nuy unchanged We notice saos of 570 tcs and bbls at
12Ma12Mc for No to kettle rendered cty 12hc for NO
Western; 1Sa1sc for steam rendered and kettle dried
do and 1SXa13,sc for kettle rendered do.
R1cE-The market for prime grades is steady the IN
ferior descriptions can be obtained on rather easier
terms Sales were nude CT 800 bugs Rangoon at SIC
gold, in bond. We quote Carolina ct l0a10Ac.
SUaAR-The market for raw Is not 80 active. Frlces,
however, remain without change. We quote fair to
good refining at 1oa1OAc 1he sales arc Glo hhds at
Oa11 nc for Cuba for Porto Rco and SEQ boxes
Havana at 11a11Xc Refined is in good demand at
firmly held rates. We quote soft yellow at l3al3Hc,
soft white at 13sa14c, and rcrushed' powdered and
granulated at 16c,
aernoon at Sd and per steamer 500 boxes cheese at
25s To London, 500 sacks oil cake on private terms.
To Bremen, per steamer 1000 bales cotton at Ike
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FIRE LOAN.
ynpATu,Y OF CHARLESTON,

MAYORALTY OF CHARLESTON
CITY HAIL, November 8, 1866.
I11, PERSONS DESYROUs or REBUILDING IN The
der An Act OF the General Assembly, giving authority
to the city Council of Charleston to proccc IN inc mat
ter OF Fire Ioan with view to aid in building up inc
t; fr 1oaus ran bc obtained ut the Office ot the Clerk
Of Council, between thu hours of Ga. NJ. aud p NJ
All applications must be filed il, tho above mentioned
office, the Committee will meet every "o@1y " co
sjder the same. ~ ,,.,n,,
BY order of the Mayor "; u. sMlih nl
Nnyenher III tlCrR Vi CouucL.
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The Charleston Cotton Market.

OFFICE OF TIE CHARLESTON DAILY NEWs.(
CHARLESTON Monday Evening, April 10, 1867
There is good inquiry with but little Cotton Offering;
prices without change sales 1874 baessay OF "a IL
at 2S IS at "a; % at 24S 10 at AK; 6S at u.s. "a at
51SS, and Is at &c. We quote:
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CITY TAxEs-MONTHLY RETURNS.

OFFICE OF THE CITY ASSESSOR.
CITY HALL, April l, 1867 !
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN TO ALL CONCERNED
IL that the Monthly Ret for the month Of March
INST in compliance with the Tax Ordinance, ratified ON
he 29th day OF December 1HGG must pe maae on OF De-
toro the 16fl Instant D. c. GIBSON,
Anrill Is City Assessor.
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slniiLIA sIn1ILIBUs CURANTUR.
HUMPHREYS
homeopathic SPECIFICS

nAvE PROVED, FROM THE MOST AMPLE ExPE
III RIENOE, an entire success: 6mp!e-Prompt-Em.
o!ent and Reliable. They the only medicines per.
ecy adapted to popular useso simple that mistaE ea
cannot be made in using them; 30 harmless to be
tree from danger, and efficient as to be always rea
bie They have raised the highest commentator from
Ill and win always render BatRfacGon.
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New OrIenns Mnrket.

NEW ORLEANS April 1O-CorToN. to the ad-
verse tenor of the European intelligence published In
the morning papers, the market opened with contiu"
uance Of the previous duness but later N the dsy a
ed to comparatively few buyers quite large business
has been transacted the sales at the close @ footing up
We have no mnteral varson to report In prices the
greater part of the lists sold being at figures within the
range last evenings quotations. which were as follows
Ordinary 24a244c; Good Ordinary 25a264c; Low Mid
ding ;27a-c and Middling 2Sa2sHc. The higher do
scripiops owing to their scarcity, still command On.
.alced rates. while the ordinary qualities by reason OF
heavy supplies, purchased a figures dsproporton
aey low as compared with the other grades The rapid
and extraordinary advance In gold and sterling exchange
seemed to exercise little influence, other than to impart
renewed confidence to those who ore holding back for
higher prices.
c1IToN STATEMENT.
Stock hand September lst 1885, bales 1O2 082
received tooay oEv 80, ~,
Received previously. 9l4-6S4,S S4S
7SG,9l5
5Aporte9 oo-eay epo o ~. cso
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SsoSn VI
SUGAR AND MoIAssEs.-There have not been any ar1i-
walls since yesterday The sales to-day comprise 80 hhds
1876 for fully fair. There sales OF Louisiana
Molasses hut quote fermentng at 65a7oc fair 76c
prime s0c per gallon Of Cuba Sugar. 148 hhds sold to-
day private terms Tho lot of 100 hhds reported
having sold yesterday ut should have been at 12c
per pound Cuba Molasses is quoted by the at 56a
57hc per gallon; ut retail 2a65c; in larger lots 60c
So bbls. Louisiana, medium quality, sold Monday at
-a10%c. q ID. Louisiana Is and in request 1t Is
held at 5a11c. y 1b. Carolina commands l1al2c. A
cargo is the way here India is but Is neglect
ed at 8aec. q lib.
FRE1aHrs-Arev very dull. The rates are now Ac. a
bacco Soc q bbl for flour, and s5c q sack for corn
Sail for Boston &c. q 1b for cotton Steam for Liver
pool Id. q tt for cotton Sail }za9-16d Sail for Hayre
1Lc.
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PORT CALENDAR.
MARINE NEWS.
PORT OF CHAR r. JG S II q ".
Arrived Yesterday

Arrived Yesterday.
Br brig Albert Eriksen, Liverpool win holy Head' Ut
days Salt Coal &c. TO Courtenay Trenholm. ant
Order Has experienced heavy westerly gales on th'
passage. -. ,,,uo ~
Brig Allston Sawyer, New York, II days AldHe. IL
n 1r,nper 4 Sons. s. Il II Agent, b Dccry, A Sonc
81 silcox Uferhardt, Campsen Co. J Il D klrkpat
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aFTHE SALE OF THE PLANTATION BIT
TIERS without precedent in the history OF the world
There no secret In the matter They are at once the
most speedy, strengthening healthresorer ever dis
covered It requires but single trial to- understand
Ibis. Their purity can always be relied upon. They
IRE composed Of the celebrated Calsaya Bark csscar
Bark, Deudelion. Ghamomile Flowers, Lavender
Flowers, Wintergreen, Anise, Ooverbuds oransepee,
unato.rno nnrawav CorisndAr ,Burdock = lEsrt-
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But enough Of the Governor. The next speech
was by General D. E. sickles. He was listened to
with great interest," and WAS frequently interrupted
by loud marks Of appreciation. General Sickles is
fluent and eloquent speaker, Of most finished 1s
less published the speech in full long ere this
reaches you it is needless to descant upon it
further. In our next we may perhaps tell you
about other political dinners. This must suffice
for to-day. is
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RASSCnECrS.

Passengers.
Per steamer Kate. from Palatka. Jacksonville, Fer
nandina, via Savunnah-C Ellis 0 81 Frost + Richard
son, 4 Mitchell Mrs Alderman and daughter, DIR
Anderson, L Barnwen w Hariee, Mrs Robinson. Il l.
Gregory, G Robinson G w Dodge L Hill, y Olvcr.
Hargrave MIR Fuller and lady, Lessller Wing,
C B Templcr S G Peck + Peck, W Bradbury,
Bingham, c Marsh, Major Wiltlergcr Il McCarrel
Evans Dickinson, and deck
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He asked not in vain. His friend, the doctor, was
ready with the cup Of Lethe. With face upturning
and sympathetic tears, in consoling accents he re-
piled JOIN our party! stand on our (rsdicaD
platform"
The die is cast. Gov. Orr was to slip the leash,
tear asunder the Democratic bonds, and, ut O.
single leap, place himself within speaking dis
lance Of the much-coveted constitutional majority
an acrobatic feat that might have daunted o Han
Ion. hut which proved q mere basatolle to THAT
more experienced vaulter, Gov. Orr. The train
was laid. The Governor was nervous and restiyo
during the entire first part Of the interesting exer-
aises Of the evening. But thanks to is good or
Evil star, lit is too soon yet to determine which,
ali Restrictions we're removed, and tho porty CUB
ernatoriA frame expanded, and once more drew O.
long and 8 free breath. Of the dinner, the mate
rial feast, We do not propose to speak. 1t was
oiyen at the Charleston Hotel, and was one of the
Randsomest ever given in this city, where great
dinners are neither few nor far between. IF VIC
we're to con1ine our labors purely to faithful
chronicle of the speeches, set and lmpromptu,
nnblc and private, these dinner parties give birth
To. your readers would have talr insight into the
ssnnbGc opinion of South Carolina, !" and Likewise
aso be led into the secret how great deal OF this
11blic opinion is manufactured
= Eyery society here, whether commercial, sclen-
tife. literary, political or charitable whether pub
fio or more or less priyate al have pleasant ecs
tom Of annually cementng these unions by din, ISo
,%aonates OF the city and State. s"The city OF
Gharle is always toasted and always respond
al to in tones more or less PATHETIC by the Mayor
who generally draws forth something from III the ls
;nnermost recesses Of his heart" &C., &C., all OF
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NOTICE TO SAILORS OR IMMIGRANTS,
HOTEL OR BOARDNG-HOUSE KEEPERS.
OFFICE CLERK OF COUNCIL,
March 13, 1867.
TN ACCORDANCE WITH THE FOLLOWING ACT OF
L the Legislature, passed the GOTH day Of December
1866 all persons concerned hereby notified to call at
this Oce and take out the required license
W. b. SMITH,
Clerk of Council.
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MlSCElLAN E0US.
PUBLIC NOTICE.

PUBLIC NOTICE.
OFFICE OF CITY TREASURY, ~
January g. 1851
DUBLIC NOTICE rs HEREBY GIVEN THAT UNDER
the following Ordinance licenses have been prepared
for delivery from this Office g. THOMAS,
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Can'st thou minister to mind diseased,
Pluck from the memory rooted sorrow,
Raze out the written troubles Of the brain,
And, with some sweet, oblivious antidotc
Cleanse the, stuffed bosom Of that perilous stu =
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then call ct HE RER
The effect Somewhat tpt! fFe~sE 50 s7-Es
Inc"
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State of South Carolina,
49,, 1SnjCEr n nISDDrnn


..t's : EDGEFIELD DISTRICT,
IN ORDINARY
.DY ". F. DURIS0E, ESQ.,, Ordinary of EDGE
I9 field District. ~. FL,
/, Whereas. Mahsls Edison has applied to mo
for Letters of Administration, all and singular
the goods and chattels rights and credits of James
Edison, late of the District aforesaid, deceased
These are, therefore; to oite and admonish all
and. singular, the kindred and creditors;of tho
safd deceased, to be and npPear before me, at our
next Ordinary's Court for the said District to be
holden at Edgefeid o.. H., ont tho 26th day Of
Jan, inst, to, SOW cause, if any, why the said
administration should not be granted.
Given under my hand and zeal, this 12tn day of
Jan. in the year Of our Lord ono thousand eight
hundred and sxty.seven and in theninety- -frstyear
of American independence.
W. T. DURISoE, O.E.D.
Jan. is, &c.
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4 Judicial Renaissance.

6. The San Jose Gall, 5Vereurye relates
the following Incident III connection with
the history of one of its judicial orna-
: ,mehs: 3, u
In the early history Of Santa Clara
county-say as far back as the. year 1856
we had a County Judge, who was give,
to excessive potations. fIe was old and
lame, and aside from his incorporate
habits, was GENERALLY regarded as wholly
incompetent for .lhe position. 1t is reia
ted that the bar became SO thoroughly
dissatisfied with this dispenser Of justice,
that. .oa a certain occasion they sent hira
arequest to resign, signed by every men,
ber Of the bar in the county.
"A;l the court was then in session, on
the,mcruing following the, presentation o.
this request, every lawyer was present o,
the opening of the court anxious to sec
what effect the petition would have upon
the Judge. AS the time arrived the
Judge entered the court room, and for
once perfectly 'sober.r His countenance
wore a sad and contrite. expression. AS
hewalkea4 with. hslting steps, down the
aisle, he awakened feeling Of pity in
the breasts of several who had signed the
petition. and they sincerely regretted the
step they had taken.
".fhe court opened with q hear ye,
ETC., sand-t the venerable form Of the Judge
rosefram the bench: After looking tim.
idly around he commenced in aSfaltering
/, voice, to address: the, bar: ssGentlemel1
of the bar" said he, "last night received
3 petition from, you, couehed. in respect
faillangdage, setting forth certain reasons
why should tender my resignation as
Judge of this COURT Conscious of my
many in6rmities. and realizing the neces
sites of pure judiciary, throughout the
silent hours of the past night have your
petition under painful, and, [ may add,
prayerfula consideration" sa.ss
Here the eyes Of soine Of tke more
sympathetic of his listeners, were, moist
ened with tears. The judge proceeded
g: / feel, gentlemen, that you have acted
fr6msa high sepseSof duty ytinathissmatter;.
and, in responding. to your petition, re-
questing my designation, ! Will simply
say that, "-straightening himself up and
changing entirely his manner and tone of
voice" win see yoasin h--l first, and |
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Seeding,

No one eyer did, ever can, ortever will
dove an habitdalS fretter, fault finder, or
,seolder. AHhsbands ,SwWes, children, re!a. !
tives, or domestics have no affection for
peeyish fretful fault-!indcrs. Few tears
asesshed oyer the graves rof such. Per.
sollsef. high mofal principle may tolo orate,
them-may bear with them. But they
cannot love them more than the sting of
nettless or the noiseof m.usquitoess7Afany>
% ,dnahsllas' been idrfren to thstayern and
to dissipation by Il peevish fretfal wife.
Many wife has been make miserable,
bY.a peevish. fretful husband . :
A fretful. peevish, fault finding person
in family is like the continual chaing ai'
an in1amed sore. WOE to the man, wo
Emaai or child, who is exposed 9o such
temper in another. Ninetsnths of all
domestic trials and pnhappfpiness, spring
from this source. : - -
Good family government is the blend.
| ing of authority with affections SO. as'to
Secure respect and love Indeed this. is
the great secret of managing young peo'
pie. Now your tretters, may, inspire
fear, But they always make two faults
where they correct one. Scolding at 4
child, tanntipg.a child, ,trcatingfa child as
Though it had no feelings inspiresEdread
and dislike, ana fosters those very dispo-
~itions from which many of the faults of
childhood. proceed. iss -
AS frctters never receive confidence
and affection, so no. one likes to tell. them
Eanythilgs disagreeable,3 aid thus procure
Ter themselves fretting. Now children
conceal, in as much as they cannot make
up their minds TO be frank and open
hearted. So husbands conceal from their
wives; apd-wives from their husbands.
'1 : The more one.frets, the more he may
y fretter will always have enough to fret
.at-Somctl.ing will always. be out O
fpIace. -. q
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as-we have bosn authorized by the many
friends of Capt. L. YANcEYs BEAN to an
uounce him Candidate for Clerk Of the, Court
Of Common Pleas for Edgehsld District at tho
next el &C ton, 6ca i,.r. "a - .i 221
|:.' Jdne 90 = +" a. g - to '3t 27.
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i, Old DE-; b was. a ,squacks ard .
very ignorant 2one. On one, occasion he
was called by mistake to attend council
of physicians; insa critical case. After
considerable discussion the opinion was
expressed BY one that the patient was
convalescent, When. it came to DR..
'B-'s tudi to speak" Convalescent
said he; why, that's nothing serious,
have-cured convllescent in twenty.four
bo,r-fi'a< Z. Il - s-sS - ,--%
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Il5t5E..s! s!2e:)(.giE;ttd1ltn !2:).iE;
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< , Mind your oWn Concerns.

Mind your own concerns, M. friend,
~ ess Foyfhsy arc yours alone;, - <
= DohT ksabout5llr neigh bor' cfauls,t
!" -<-s But'sirite to mend your Own.
Ia .sapRosshc does nptraaway ssiead
4 traly perfect lif.,,..,
What matter 4 fis'sn:retimes frets,
Or quarrels with his wife? +-y-
Dop't ncidle-let him know, my friepd,
- = Your better nature spurns
~ Fusact thespy ON ihifnFo bis;
49,! And mind ,yoarow eonccrns.'
= Yes, miad your n own concerns, my friend
And presently you'll dnd, =
ri, That all your ,ipsis occupied naz
- - And you've quite enough to. mind.
- lWhy need you care IF S6ooks ind SpooA:
,l.aShpuld wed wi:h;Sdllie Jones: G>'s
What matter If. yepr. .neighbor,C. q
A plump half million. owns, 1890;
>. = The money is not yours, my friend,
Though golden stores he earns: =
80 DO not envy him, his wealth, !ii;: - /
Bnt mind yeus own concerns. 4 !
Yes, mind your own concerns, my friend;
.yr..,,k. e; sis abetter plans "laS ,o1i;
Than always,toy be spying oqtts II :
The deeds OF brother man. {
- Remember that all persons have, % >
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- And not at all to you. !
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