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i: :::Our New York Letter.
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NEW YoRK, January 4. The annual report Of the
Police Board, jnst handed in, shows that there has
been an nalalming increase in the number Of arrests
for, CRIMES and other misdemeanors in this city
The average exceeds that Of the past seven years
by. eleven thousand, but the number or those
whose business consists in the cutting Of throats
robbery on the highway, arson, burglary, and the
like, is thirty per cent larger than before; that is
to say, small fry criminals hSve been doing good
business, but the large dealera have hourished in
most extraordinary manner. New York city to-
day puts both sodon and Gomorzah in theahade,
( ID il ii itadvances IN crimeas IT has been advanc-
ing for several years past int 4edy years hence it
viii be % ordinary an occurrences for man TO cut
. friends throat as his cquaintanoe.al.f Il ..s
!: II is rumored here, and the report is ganara1y
believed, that Ball, Black 4 %. have failed for
doubt but that other failures win follow, for when
seldom falls alone, and BAH, Black 4 Co. wes q
Men who better ucquaintsd With business mat
ters than your correspondent land Heaven help
those who aro not tell me that merchantss have
dull and thst It Would not % surprise @ = them to ses
financial crash ere long. They predict that several
!sTge hoGRes ~ I'll .go sad shat gold xill then
the phrase. You need not be alarmed, however,
for. am willing still to receive my pay in green.
backs without discount. Al
empowering Che Street Commissioners to Contract
Boprtsenth~ gtsee}, fhe hs iob has been given {
+ thnpsnd
dollars. sThe street wnl BE- repaved with granite
bloeEs, three and hnK to four inches wide, oigh1
set aagens ss|as M present, a ,bns d S F8shs il
gles with the sfdewak as it is said that BY thi.
Srangement there. twin Be! a adhar !1eothold fo1
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The DiRcu1ty on Boyoe's yvharf. I.

:. CHARLESTON, s. c., January Z.
Editor Daily Neaos: Since, by your publication
Of the Sd inst:.,Tyou have done me an injury, will
you do me Justice BY publishing o co,reot state
ment Of the difficulty on Boyce's Wharf2 On the
post at 7 P. NJ. About half-past 9:P. NJ, being on
the north wharf heard q noise, and saw men run
ming down from East Bay toward q vessel lying at
the south wharf. I Immediately started over to
;ascertain what was the matter: 1 met q man who
told nae he was Captain Kandy, Of the brig Che
buctoo, and that shis first nate had been badly
beaten ON: East Bay, but that all were aboard now
and there should 'be no more difficulty. Whilst
talking with the Captain, i heard the cry OF
e Both Of e the brig found
whom we succeeded IN; -reseung. \. After taking
them-on board and caring for them. the Captain
. emp which he drank he then poured more and
offered me, about one-fourth of which Idrank. Il
then:bade him good night, and started out Of his
cabin: AT the head Of the ladder leading to the
knife in one hand ana steel for sharpening knives
in the other AS advanced he said: Damn and
men, and now want to take the rest ofus away. do
s.No,: he. helped. save 'e1n:r' This did not seem
san I ss
ton out Of you" lwas. alone, and all hands on
board were: drqpk, rqpl and had just been IN a;row.
OF the way and let me pass, which he refused,
cursing and swearing he'd have his satisfaction
out of me. II drew my revolver, and, as soon as
Turning my hand, 4sd 1t him, i'm but missed hia I'M;
then covering the man in front, Of me, who was
stin diapgtlng ny passage ont fred, the ban,
started up, bring. ono other ahot up the ladder,
not knowing but there might be others there: On
but missed my footing and felinto the dock, rs
ing on the soppostte side Of the vessel, with my
back To- her, Not hnSSWiag exactly ny position,
| FL
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enough, laid violent hands upon his pile Of greer
backs and fled in haste, richer bv three hundre
snd hty dollars than ere he betook himself t
hung 1s now in custody.
the There here has been pretty good soshi1g here
charge such sxorbitant prices ;Sat none but th
rich can take a hired slide; q man named Kin,
thought this hard case, and so, yesterday, see
the street he got IN and treated himself to q ride
gentleman named Lean, to whom the sleigh be
longs, takes exception ct the proceeding and pro
Her oeto1s ioe iSss calls qRR Rng
Lean affair.
The jury Of inquest held over the body Of tbs
IN which they find ssthat the deceased came to biE
death by stab wound at the hands of Charles
AZ Manpe. Seoored qas .Bussn2eE Charley" at No.
~ tSo6 and they find Thomas Cook accessory before
The Board OF Health reports that many Of the
tenement houses in this city are in such a filthy
condition as to bo uninhabitable, and order that
Lnelr condition be immediately improved. The
Board are much alarmed about the cholera, which
taking time by the forelock. - :.
A man who stole doulle-barreled gun on New
Years night, when arrested and held to answer,
answered frankly that he did steal the gun, but
was drunk at the time; that he had put an enemy
Ito l1 his mouth to make him steal away gun, and
the thing in that light, and did not discharge either
Ine mar or gun: 1t appears that there was much
Auetuoo ~ 1nc drunken mans madness, as he had
PaWned the gun which he had stolen-thus did he
begin the year. I'm s1., ~
7e1tssSsy ThsyS YES esgs g;t b1 zas#
was about to be i,npeached. The gold nnd SOCK
operators we1e at l0A aid Buy, HwGether to
disbelieve it and sell ssshort" to those who did. il
any there were, or whether to keep quiet till the
news should be confirmed or its falsity exposed.
The majority of them concluded to keep quiet, and
80 gold and stocks kept quiet likewise, and few, II
any, lost or made anything out Of the oanaTd.
Were the President to BIO impeached, gold would
rise 80 rapidly and so high thatwe would believe
that the old Confederate times had come upon US
again. There is no danger OF this, for the Radi-
calls, as bad as they are, will not risk to take such
8 dangerous step. S
private party of,gentlen1en, who had made
some little bets on the yacht race met few even
ings ago, to settle up and in said settling up the
comfortable little sum OF one hundred and ninety
hve thousand dollars was handed over to those
who had backed their Judgment on the Henrietta.
Who will contend that there is no royal road to
wealth Betting largo amounts on the Henrietta
WIS certainly q very royal road indeed.
Booth and Dawson again tonight as Iago and
0>helo; RistoH at French Theatre in Gamma;
$ tih1Es" still running at Walacks; Black Crook at
Niblos for the one hundred and seventeenth time;
Cendrilon at the New York; Charles Bacon at the
Olympic, &c., &c. Ristori gives her first grand
recitations rom the French and italian poets on
Tuesday next, 1T Steinway' Hall.
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49, r6,&.L- og.&' - gsss !."s'r8, T.
Tu11salurafioin In 1859,

-
The following article, which presents copious
information on this subject, we abridge from the
New York lszdats Zeit4n9, the leading German or
gnn In the United States.
Z The nurnber Of enaigrants who landed in the
several ports Of the United States during the year
the greater number Of these landed in New York.
New Orleans and Galveston had more than their
usual proportion. Immigration during tho past
e thas q az Rs.sa 80 lss
ss gs ss .aa tRs e SysRss Ss4saT % s KS
number Of irish emigrants to the United States
however, the Latter falIy equalled the number
the former, il they did not transcend it. For the
principal reason Of this result We must look to the
>aonthern States to obtain German labor doubtless
innisrsaon vii Be- = stin ii greater 1857, b beeaaaa
gess gsSSs sggs g Rn bs aas By
over, large number Of the people Of Sa16nE,
Hanover, Hesse, Nassau, and South Germany, who
the new, order Of things or becauselthey haYe: no
expectation Of better future, OF lasting peace
4 That this tide Of immigration should Be dfected
the most advantageous places for. Tie. arriyine
immigrants is task; the successful execution a
which Is notunly for the benefit OF the Immigrant,
nusncss due The sapsbie dsVelopent = Of our lal
l0nal faSOufCea..3 Te$.9 elsG IN ~
A western paper has scmevery sensible rsmarks,
addressed to the laborng classes In regard TO The
greatand constantly increasing disp5sfhon to live
In large cities. It e1hortas the laborers to avoid
this, and to seek employment i'm the country.
1t has been demoustxated that not @less, thar
tventy per cent Of the tmmigrants landing "a
FNew York, endeayof to Make that city their home
and only choose or eeek another: placeoz abode
when cbmpsiled by circumstances. Thiee would
give NeE: York an annual increase,e from this
source alones or seventy Ave thousand which, With
the natural growth Of population, and Tho constant
adait.ona made to it nom every part Of tho Union
warranted by the yearly increase and development
Eof thelbusiness Of the city and the necessary
consequence must be that certain part Of this
population must be without employment, tsuffaa
s4ant, and not unffequentN fall into vice, and
become guilty Of crime. s t@s .af sl71t!3l'
This M is the case. TO: ., greater or Less extent
with all the large cities Of the Union. The bes
aeans :nf Epreventing an undue accu1nulstio o
labor tn.ths.slarge oitses, is for each State q
Territory IN Feed Of such labor, to have reliabl.
agent fns NeM York, who should always be KEEP
informed Of the special wants OF every town and
county he represents, and whose duty it shall b
TO endeavoe to procure the desired force. M
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a% CALVARY BAPTIST CHURCH, CHARLES
ToN-Ths Members toolored) Of this Church reg
uaziy 6iamssed from the three White Bsphst Churches
Of this City to torns separate Church They are wor
sa.pns " .ns aail. John street
and soliciting contributions to enable thern to erect
House OF Worahtp s-' .ts9;;
They ars hssved to be pious and worthy peesns sna
their object Is respectfully commended to all who have
the ability and disposition to aid such enterprises The
following members Of the said Church hRve been author
lied to make collections: CHARLES s,rA11a THOMAS A.
dawn, EDWARD HA1a, DANIEL D. McA1Frf, Jom BEE,
and SAMUEL ezEwARD. u; sE5 :: :.
Charleston s. G.. June ~. 1866. ~ ,,4
Rey. LUcIus cUTHBERT. Z:
5t's Pastor Citadel Square Church
--.i-s'-3: VA, Rev. E r wINKLER.-
Pastor United Church.
WILLIAM & EEHEax.. Deacons Citadel Square
WILLIAM G. wHHDEN,) >ss,: Church ,,& -
I; January -a= tmw3mos
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a% BEAUTIFUL u HAIR.-CHEVALER
LIFE FOB TIE HAIR positively restores gray hair to
its original color and youthful beauty; tmpara
strength to the weaksat hair stops as filling out at
once Keeps the hsad clean; is unparalleled hair
dresaing Sold by all Druggists and fashionable hair
dreasers; and at my ofRce, No. LES broadway: New
York. = .4.:4s..>it' SARAH a UHEYAIIER M Is
-JauueryA w =. -. ~ =. a,,oa;
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MONEY MARKET,

other goods are held at the same prices. Carpet
| \ @ MONEY MARKET.
Gold 1s43. Money GD7 per cent. Sterling o.
Stocks irregular. Coupons 81, 1Oss@1oSs: Counomn m
62, 107l@1o7t; Coupons "a, 1863 l@i06; Coupons '65
1o4s@lo5. New Five-Twenties 104 Carolina siaei ei
at The S reports Money close at
but little changed. Sterling fnirly active at sla
q. The Stock market is quiet and rather weak.
Tho excitement in mining stocks continues: Cory-
don Is up to So rs; Gregory s16.70a17.
LATEsT-EvENINa. t..
Money closed moro plenty at 7 per cent. Gold
eurities dull Gouponssixes Of Yi 1ossaios1: DO DO.
g. 1055; do. g. 1O52a106; do '65, 1O64aiO64. Ten
forties 100 Stocks frmer under the reported pro-
4 MoBnE, january s.-sales Of ftcotton to-day 29oo
ales Middlins MI Upland s2c., and drmer. Receipts
- ST.: LOUIS, January s-Evening. - For Flour
there is q bettor footing and medium grades are
gle Extra $40 i5a1 Is; Double Extra $i1 Soa1s:
Choice s13 90a15. Wheat firm, Fall ranges from
g S,e eoaa s5: Corn buoyant and higher AZ s5asoc
81 1872 20. Provisions easy Mess PORK s2oa2O so:
Hams, sweet pickle, so; Bacon Shoulders III; Clear
Hosa JaS e. TSe Sso1as l1
LOUISVILLE, january Tobacco sales
sapeIas ct s sofs fcas Ssgg 8 s @
sheled Corn, in bulk 7oc.; IN the ear, :60c. Oats
IS S2S ,i ,Ba&1sd & &HeH S21 sHegs Sc 25 Mess Pork
14c.; new sugarcured Hams 17c. Lard tie Sas sns
12c. Wliskey nominal. ....
., CMcrnNAT1,4 January. Evening. Flour steady
and unchanged: Hogs frmer and higher; sales Of
1000 head at Sc 75a7 receipts $500 head receipts Of
whole nu zber packed last year. Provisions quiet
Int frmer. Mess Pork s2o,. Lard s11 75. Bulk
Meats-Bacon inactive and nominal. Money close
BALTn1onE, January 8--Evening.-Flour firm;
stock moderate. Wheat hrm; sales OF Pennsylva-
81 o2@1 0s; white 81 05. Oats dull and Dropping
Buckwheat dull; to q. Groceries steady. Coffee
IN falr demand. Provisions dull and unsettled.
Whiskey irregular; sales of country packages at
81 80; City and Western, nominal at 50 25@2 80.
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~CHARIEsTON AIMS HOUsE.-THE CoM-
MssIoNERs OF TIE POOR WIN elect on Wedneadau
9th january. 1857, q MASTER, NATION and BcoK-
KEEPER, to serve for the ensuing year Also contract
ors tor BREAD and BEEF, TO be- delivered at Aims House
on Tuesdays. Thursdays and Saturday, Applications to
be Left at the Aims House prior day Of election
Deczsrnfor "a
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$500 u. CEOH THE DAILY NEWS. ]
A Worthy object.


Ay Dear Sir: From some charitable neighbors-
mostly merchants the sum os one hundred and
sixty-seven (s167) dollars has this morning been
collected for the poor, the half Of which-say se3
has been entrusted to me for distribution and
know not how better dispose OF it than to en-
List your Lind agency in the matter. Please at
once find some Of the many needy you know OF,
and apportion at your discretion. 1t were unneces-
sary to say to you, my dear sir that this contrbu-
ton is for the needy, matter whom
Very truly yours, &C.,
(signed) : R. NJ. BUTLER
To Rev. E. J. MEYNARDM. 5t-;-s
\: Messrs; Editors: Tho foregoing communication
speaks for ITSELF desire, through the medium Of
your journal, to acknowledge ths receipt OF the
amount which it enclosed and In bohaK Of those
who have suffered during the recent rigorohs
weather, to thank the gentlemen for their timely
contribution: .S I. ": 5,s,ts 5s;.
Under ordinary circumstances, blazoning the
charities Of those who are mindful Of their solemn
obligation to God and His poor, would be highly
Objectionable. But at this time; snid unparal-
leled want and distress-afecting more or less
every order Of society-suoh free-win offerings in
dicate that the seldshness to which the wreck OF
fortune and gloomy forebodings have driven many,
has not entirnly destroyed that noble sensibity to
the demands Of charity which once distinguished
our people; and, inasmuch as the example might
induce others who have not yet done their duty in
thta direction, to do 30 without further delay, ]
hope to be par Toned FOR the publicity which il
hereby given to the matter. '':.A - s.'s'4
Permit me to beg that hose who are blessed
with comfortable homes, cheerful fresides, and
the necessaries many instances the luxuries--
OF life, would remember the poor, whom we always
l..
to spare, yet much to be thankful for, may place
their thank upon the altar reasonable
service TO Him who has promised to accept II
such language as this eInasmuch as ys have done
il unto one Of the least OF these my brethren "
have done it unto me- r,
a. Very respectfully, isiri ": :::
5Et E!srsr D. n; ;!-s1": E. T. .sMEYNARDIE.
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&C. The Relatives, Friends and Acquain-
tancos Of the late Col ARTHUR p HAYNE and his fmi
y are invited to attend his Funeral Services ct St
Michaers Church. This Morning. at Ten O'Clock.
January9 - N..M o5ua
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4 sSCDLGATEB HONEY soAP:-THfs cE1.E-
DRAFTED Toilet Soap. in such untveesal demand. ID
made nom the choieess materials, ts mild and exnol.
Mont In IL nature, fraSraasly scented. and er-
aeineay bensheaa1 in its setdon Upon the akin For
sale by all Druggists and Faney Goods Dsslsrp;
Eehruaxy -.gs. .t ,.,s. ~ ~;
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MARRIED.

On the evening OF January Sd. 1857 by the Rev. l.
MULLER ut the German Evangelical Lutheran Church
Mr.. HENRY II. ALBERS to Miss JOANNA c.. only
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sT BOARD OF FIREMAsTERs-ANE ELEC
TON for CLERK AND SUPERINTENDENT and
PUMP CONTRACTOR for Upper and Lower Wards viii
Be held at the regular meeting Of the Board, 18th
Applicants will hand in their letters or tefore that
time B. ". sTRJBEL,
JanuHrys 10 Clerk and superintendent
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4SsoUTH CAROLINA, CHARLESTON DIS

4FsoUTH, CAROLINA, CHARLESTON DIE
TR1cT.-M. .dHANoERY:-oFE1cE OF TIE REGIS.
TER IN NEQU1TY.-WHLIAl9. ARMSTRONG -. DUD-
LEY B. coAsToOK, es alt appearing to my stsasfae
ton thst DUDLEY B. CoMsToOK, ono Of the: defend
ants in this cse 70 absent rom md resides beypad the
raita Of State Ehst The Ordinary proeess Of the
Court cannot be served ON him: on motion OF Complain
ants Solicitor ordered that the sid dandaot DuDIzY
b co,srocx do appese ma plead. answer or emur to
this Bi within t,irse months hom the puhns.uon Is
this o.xnr. or IN Order pro ceseso WIN be granted
szd antared ees.nse him: '''- .E'' '* 70
~. n; :i Jas T. CAN'T. Hesiatsr In Equity, ~
Yoecamber ;1arnusvro = rssfr1t
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"a ARTIFICIAL Erne. F1RTTFTcTAr,, MI.
MAN EYES usde to: order and inserted by Ia. =
BAUuH and:P aoUaLHsdANH (sormsrsy employed by
Ro1asoasEAU, Of Pards No ea9 Broadwsy. New York.
April IL = 1vr
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4 aEAWAY WITH sPECTACLEss.- s.-oID EYES
made new. Without spectacles, Doctor or Medicine
Pamphlet mailed hoa receipt Of ten cents Address
E. B. E0oIE, u. D.. No 11so Bfoadwsy, New York.
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uEWEs ARE AUTHORIZED TO ANNOUNCE
E NJ. WHITING. Eaq,, as 8 candidate tor aheriH Of
Charleston Judnia, Distriot at the nazt election @
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sa sne discharge Of Calhoun NJ. Denning IN Assesso,
necono District OF Pennsylvania, for alleged con.
ofc;e nssaGn with attempted fraud and rioation o.
e,S G0ld IN the Treasury ss1 ooo including about
a - cvIo ~ ~ N os certificates Customs receipts o
In view Of tho recent legislative action rano.,;n
@ sne thirteenth section, the Attorrey-General viii
don lof OF sne present
- Ihe C war, expenditure claimed by Missouri ia
s!a,o.s,o51 ~ The amount allowed by tho Commits
fsloneTs, 10 6s78; from which is to be deducted
the State Sc, 47585l n" - - '--A'o1'' '1Ao
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rTELEGRAPHIC.

Our TELEGRAPIlc FAcn1TEs.-Our arrange.
ment recently made with Mr.. CRA1a for receiving
early telegraphic reports Of the New York and
I Liverpool cotton markets, is row fcIy completed
and we have regularly c:ch day from eleven tc
oneo'clock on our bulletin. the morning cotton
and money quotations Of both markets. Yester-
day at u o'clock we had the reports from both
places. This arrangement wllbe Of advanta ze to
merchants and others, and We invite them to the
benefit of IT, h3- -
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/, New York Legislature.

- New, york Logislature.ls ~. t5Js
yALaAu1, New YORK, January SIN the Assem-
bly, to-day Bin 70 repeal the Act for granting free
ty. a Billwas introduced to inquire into the pro-
priety of prohibition or regulation Of houses Of
prostitution. Also q Bill to allow criminals 10 tes-
tity in, theiT oun behalk in State Courts, -
s Il noomsssas .11axhsiasssy Z - ,s..s. ,sss
NEw YoRK, January s.-Cotton steady and un:
changed Flour Sc. better; sa!es~in good bbls Of
State, end Western at 90 75@l4 o5; Ohio s12 10@
Wheat firm but quiet.: Corn unchanged; sales
Is 900 bushels Mixed, in store, 81 2lf: Oats frE;
sales 25 600 bushels; Western 67@B9; State ora
Beef quiet. Pork easier; New Mess 80 75@21.
Lard quiet. Whiakey dull
The Cotton market ssquddt and dropping; sslaaa
400 bales; UpIands s4ac, Orleans 853c. Flour
firm; sales 5000 baErels; State; and WesternS9 20
$14 35 Super to Extra Ohio $12 10 81 so; South.
saies 4 zoo balTels at 3 sl2 s13 Mheaa
Corn closed dun at 10 lower; sales 0G0 bushels
mixed in store ut 81 20f q 81 nh closing at g 2a
and 81 "a afoat- Oats less firm; sales % coo bush
e!a At g. Pork lower; SALES $500 barrels new
Lard easier; 'saies 800 barrels 13a12se. Petro
4 leum steady; refined % 500, in bond: Coffe<
! heavy. Rice quiet; Carolina a94c. Sugar stead,
I but quiet Molssses unchanged.y. Naval Store!
closed at 134I Freights quiet; On Corn 10 LIVER
Il pool by sail I'D, by steamer Sd. :s Z
l-%asf DRY GOODS 1fARKETr.h = i ~ .%e-S !!
4 The Dry Goods market is somewhat revived, ant
Some little reduction in the price Of Bloaehe,
I Goods, but nothing special. Great Fa1ls-reduee
a 10. Bales quoted at 273c. Few patterns sprinl
\ fzints opened and cell readily. Dsfk Work inac
=. tive. Woollens very quiet; but unchansed ss. e.
N 1lIa nrv pnods trade rnl1ch better to-dav Their
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sS ALL CLAIMS AGAINST sCHR. MAG
SS!LA AND OWNERS. CHASE naster. must be render
Cd ct our Office before u O'Clock To-Aorrow 9th
inst, or they will be debarred payment
r#.,a. ..a# J. A. ENSLOW & co..
s@NoT1oE.-1, KATE Dou&ffAg, Dou&ffA e. vi #fFE f'i OF
WILLIAM n. DOUGLAS. now residing at NO. King
street. and carrying the retail buaness, give notice
that In ono month from the date hereof will act
SOLE TRADER KATE DOUGLAS.
JANUARY 6TH, 1867. lmo January
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some arc offering first patterns Of declines.
Woonen goods arc unchanged, without evident
slgns OF lmprovemcnt. Standard sheetings are
nrm at &c Bleached regular prints arc firm All
oe9or goods are held at the anne prices. Carpets
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y The Corpus ChriaH Advertiser states that over
1000 0oO pounds Of wool have been shipped from
that port In the last aix months.
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INC hnpeach7nent OF tho PFesidemt.
i New YORK, january e.-The morning papers are
by Congress-. The Tfibuna asys pothine is nov to
be gained BY; ;impeachment no matter how much
johnson deserves it. The Herald says johnson
has been guilty Of nothing more than his partizan
predecessors, from Jackson down The Times
says the charges nothing anore than what have
beens*atHd over snd over.
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HS- S-NOTICE.-SAvANNAH AND CHARLES
TON RAILROAD CoMPANY.-Pursuant to the provi.
sdons Of the Act Of Incorporation, meeting Of the Sub
scribers to the Capital Stock Of this Company six
Thousand Shares, equal to si1 hundred thousand
dollars having been subscribed and paid in) viii be
holden at the Planters and Mechan,cs' Bank Building
East Bay on 4nursday the 10th day Of January. at u
o'clock NJ. for the purpose Of complete organization
OF said Company and for the election Of DIRECTOR to
serve for one year. until another election shall be
made. ,r.% M@@. .#