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Ea1finlnre Market
New Orleans Market.

New ORLEANS, April L. Sales Of Cotton $500
bales. the market being active snd frmer; Low
Middlings 2sAa29. Receipts 4574 bales: Exports
561. Sugar and Molasses dull and unchanged.
Flour-superane and the higher grades scarce and
in full request; lover grades plenty and dull su-
perfne s12 85a12 so. Corn in demand, good and
sound advanced 2sa5c. Pork advanced Soc. Lazd
active and advanced lc. Gold 34S. Sterling asa
465. New York Sight Exchange 1asc. premium
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IS HIP PIN G !.

FOR NEW YORK-MERCIIANTs
r$$F4SMLINE-Ihe drst-class Clipper Packet b n.
1k99yAAMt.KINs 99At.1z J. 2: WxA11. Master: having .
- s portion OF her cargo engaged, Will meet with
Immediate dispatch for the above port For balance Of
engagements apply to WIIIIAM ROACH -
i!.aaIt11o I..' y. lar.- .-r - .... 9- ry tWs3
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aS-UNITED STATES INTERNAL REyENTTE
Asa ASSISTANT ASSESSORS OFFICE NO. se4 KNa-sT.'
heeufns OF ANNUAL TAXES for year 1886 will be receiy
=. tnis oluce 1or Divisions and comprising Wards
e. 8. and east part Of T. between u ana . 5 ~
10TH OF April next except where parties receive
ace; N such cases returns must be rendered Within tan
Ss norn data thsranH- -aeee1raae Ca Lam - q (
&5 a. INDsTRoM, ASS Assessor, Div. y.
.
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SPECIAL N OFFICES

aS CHARLESTON, APRIL 3 1857 NOTICE
is hereby given that the SWEEP OFFICE has hooo =
moved to FOOT OF BEAUFAIN STREET. Orders can
be left at Afain Guard House and No Il Beaufain se
April2 5@H14 con+r,.+,, - 80,
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q hundred ago thsrs wefis lb1t four
newspapers ia the United States
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u . a@ NOTICE. a. coNs1GNEEs PER sTEAM-
SHIP 3 soUDER arc hereby notified that she is 17.s
Day disctargtng cargo atNorh Atlantic Wharf Allaoods
ernantng on The wharf at sunset VIII be stored at ex
pense and risk Of owners as n. z .als,5s
4s 1.s.sss;s Vs.. WILLIS & CH1soLM, Agents.
Al Freight amounting TO nfteen n6j dollars or less,
Anil 81. =.
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y FOR LIvERpOOL.-THE BRIT.
r$$4zSSM ISH ahip SEDBERGH, Capt-in Kneal, having
lEXYpart Of her cargo ready, will meet with dis,
90 "'.-a. patch For freight engagements apply to
J. April ! ss. -: No. 10 s Broad y s3s street
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New York Market.

SUON U1SPATCH.
NEW YORK, April l.-Stoc!z steady. 5-20's Of '62
coupons, s5a92; 1905, 1st series, others, 81
Tennessee State 6s coupons, 64sae5; new issue,
64a64}; Money z; Exchange, Sight, 81; Gold,
s399. Flour and Wheat.a shade hrmer.. Corn q
cent y: better. Pork dull, s24n2A06 Lard and
iW Whiskey quiet. Cotton quiet at Sic. for Middling
Uplands. Freights, dull 7
::,4=sz E% EVENING DIsPATcH.
NEW YORK, April 1.--Cotton dull and declining
It opened firm but fell off OF the close Sales 2O0o
bales at so3a31c., closing at 303c. Flour closed
dnlL State 50 70al275. Corn active and advanced
10. Mixed Western, 81 1891 "a. Mess Pork open
ed heavy but improved to the close, quoted at
S23 95 Lard heavy prices unchanged Groceries
quiet, but frmer. Naval Stores quiet and firm.
Turpentine, 7sa79c Rosn, s425a9 So Wool quiet
Ereights heavy, by steam to Iiverpool!ad. Stocks
dull and heavy. b-2os Of so coupons, / oes. Gold,
34ss. = .t $5 Mt: + . ,s.f f H. \.
Baltimore tIaElzet. .: ~
BALTIMORE, April 1,-CoHee firm and scarce, but
eargoes, Of R:o hourly expected. Sugar steady
Flour dull but firm. Corn active, with q heavy
stock; White, 81 U6a1 oy. Fruvls1ous guies :ans
nonninnlly unchanged. whiskey, in bond, soas2c
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\ nS-MEssRs. EDITORS :-YoU WIN pTEAsE
announce Gen A. M. MANIaAULr as a cand,date -,
onelni ~ sne ne ensuing election "A CITIZEN.
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as TIE PEOPLES NATIONAL BANK
CHARLESTON. 8. G., January 49, 1ss1-Ihe Board Of
Directors have Increase the Cspitel Of this
Bank. sl 4..s-s5i. !, II, T
Stock can be had on application to ss:.i::-:-a i::-:-a
january % f5 tuth q. O. Lopez caahdar.
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Cincinnati Market,

CINCINNATI, April 1.--Flour firm Trade brands
a1sa13a Wheat scarce. Corn in light supply and
good demand-in sack ssas9. Mess Pork s22 75a
s2s Bacon 93a12. Lard 122a13. Groceries steady
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Burpsnr ., or stcn,rr,, c,.s

NEW ORLEANS. April Tho steamer alabama,
from Shreveport, wss burned twelve miles above
here with twelve hundred bales of cotton. The
boat Is owned in st. Louis, and was valued at
$50, 600 and insured for ss5oo0.
The steamer Shreveport, with twelve hundred
bales OF cotton vas harmed this morning forty-ave
mlies north Of this city: No lives lost. The boat
vas insured for $4,000 at st. Louis.
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South American Nax;,

=. ST. LOUIS, April 1.-The Linden Hotel was
burned last night and is total loss Of 81 500 oo0
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K. FOR LIVERPOOL,-THE FINE
r&EM< East Sailing Coppered Packet Ship MARY OG-
l&&&9DENI W. E. Godfrey Master, is now ready to
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" w TI .l1II9- oG LOUIE Market. TTI 7TT IT
ST. LOUIS, April Flour in good demand at
fu1 prices. Corn advancing-ss scas1. Provisions
dull and unchanged. @'',' ]. - -
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TELEGRAPHIC.
Oar Cable Dispatchc:

LoSDoN. April 1-Nocn.-Consols 81 Bonds IS.
American Securities have all slightly declined.
Eries ssl; Illinois 7ss
LONDON, April 1-Afternoon.-Bond declined l.;
quoted 742.
LONDON, April Finances unchanged
LIVERPOOL, April 1-Noon.-Cotton firm; Mid
ding Upiands 13@l3t; sales 10000 bales. Bread
stutts firm Provisions unchanged. Fine Rosin
dechned Is. quoted at 16s. Turpentine declined
Sd, quoted at 37s.
LIVERPOOL, April Ia P. M Cotton become quite
actTe sales are likely to exceed the noon estimates
by 5000. 1I4
LIVERPOOL, April 1.-Cotton closes unchanged
sales 10000 bales, closing dull; A1ddling Uplands
lad.; Orleans 1Ssd. Provisions dull.
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%. - - = -
Marine Ncw.s Z


y NEW 3oRK. April 1.-The steamer Sapo,,sa has
arrived. -. II, q q ,.si&tz, ,@r.s
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Arrival Of specae

Arrival Of Specie.
NEW YonK, April 1.-The Henry Chauncey has
ar1ived from Aspinwau with 1892 900 in treasure,
and three hundred passengers. r. IL la
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as amended Il There s,it Is still enough man.
hood, intelligence and honesty left in the
State after this abstraction has been made,
to organize and conduct republican gov
ernment. We are anxious 70 aee ii tried,
and the temper Of our people generally, We
believe, is in favor Of making the expert
ment ri # ,3sl i..: j:
AS regards negro, suffrage ffoisted upon
US BY the Military Reconstruc Bill. we
do not think the measure wise one. Still
many Of us nave not been un,ptrrepitar,ed Jared for
it. The objection is not to the enfranchise.
ment of.negroes, 1but to universal suffrage.
And in this we are borne out by nearly
every intelli ligent negro with whom We have
conversed on the sub a: We and ,thefJy;
are agreed on the propriety sof qualified
suffrage. "a property or telligence quail
fcation, ;.or both alike: for black and for
white, would seems safe Ias itsoertainly would
be just. Much Of our past trouble, much
Of hasty and inconsid legislation would
have been avoided; had this been the rule.
i Woph be q deathbfow tof ogueiiSs1m,
asa select constt tueney could be- depended
upon in main to vote ffor$ the BEST men.
However, it is sbootless now ;to pursue this
Iiarguee nt. congress has saecreed universal
suffrage; and for The first, time III tho history
Eof society we believe, the experiment is to be
tried of flowing 4OO; ;000. ignorant semi
lcivilized being5, ,tostakec charge aof the gov
|sernment, Of .s Shighly civihEed :Stats, and
legislate for tthemselves 4ands for their
300, ,O005White and more iipte sffellcws
Icitizens. cit be
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So UNION PRAYER MEETING UNDER THE
AUSPICES OF THE YOUNG MEMS CHRISTIAN Asso-
clAI1oN.-A meeting Of all denominations Of Chris.
oas Tor prayer for the Divine blessing upon our cty
and land will be held in Trinity Church Hasel street
1"s Aoen''g at O'Clock Tho public generally and es
the young men Of the community are invited to
attend. ~ " pr.yprpTo.1" =
$ April 2 t&a
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FOR RLIVERPOOL.-THEB BRITISH
r&CSN bark NORTON. Captain Isaac G. Enslow hnv-
ping por,ion of her cargo engaged will meet
:3~s with dispatch. For Freight Engagements np-
Ply 10 if,,a:t. +.-. ..ts. RAVENEL & co.
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E"KFN FOR LIVERfsOOL.-THE STRICT
&[&MLY Al American Ship B. S. KIiBALI, Dear
G&9S9born Master, having nearly an her cargo en-
gagged and aboard. wants few hundred bales
cotton 70 MI up. For freight on same apply to GH
u;., -t.I 9t1: & STREET BROTHERS Il co.
!. -H No EnSf Ra.
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New YORK, April 1.-The iron war steamer Gen.
ccaQo7s, designed for the Liberals, sailod yester
day to Tampico, Mexico full Of batteries Of artil
lery, 10000 stand Of small arms, four tons of DOW
der and a iquanttgof 61edam munition. She car
rled several Liberal officers.
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Wnshiupfon News

WASHINGTON, April In. G. TAYLOR assumes
the duties Of Indian Commissioner to-day.
The Republican Congressional Committee has
organized, with EDWARD MORGAN, of New York as
Chairman. Hs#
The SuOreme Court met this morning Five
Justices we're present, but they adjourned with
out transacting business.
The Senatorial Committee on Foreign Relations
considered the Russian Treaty for several hours
without coming to any definite action.
The House Judiciary Committee is in session on
the 1mpeachmont question, and will continue in
session this yreek and then adionrn to May.
Henry r. LASDERa1ArN has been confirmed as
Director Of the Philadelphia Mint.
The Supreme Court is in session .e.e
The Government holds ono hundred and seven
million dollars Ii gold.
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For FOR freight TT Engagements. apply to
v W. B. SMITH CO.,
y March Nit - tiytfs&:'t y ~! Napier's Range
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LETTER FROM A FupRpMAN.
CHARLESTON, March 81, 1857.

u. i.fl@ CHARLESTON, March 81, 1857.
To tho Editor Of Me Daily Neps:
.ss SIR,;.-T am O constant reader of your
valuable and we'll conducted paper. I
have carefully read and approve Of your
articles on DEMONSTRATION, !" which is be-
gun in the right time. I believe they will
have great weight in enlightening the peo-
ple-white and black--and arousing them
to the Importance of united action for the
rebuilding of the State. South Carolina is
our common mother, and has got sacred
right to the services Of her children Her
welfare and prosperity depends, under God
upon our manly and united efforts, and
that we will give her., God helping us.
Go on gentlemen, let the masses be in
structed in their duty to the State pro.
claim it---union among Carolinians-upon
the mountains and down in the valleys, for
'union is strength. !" III G. ~. IF ' 's.'. y.
There is one thing which object to in
your paper, and that is your manner OF re.
cording the proceedings of the Mayors
Court You have said that you are OIL,
friends, and you can't complain of our
Observation-Disclosures, act friendly, Tc
name the black roughs and not to name
the white ones (and there are some precious
scamps among then) is unfair, and doe:
not help to make friends. I advise you te
do away with everything that looks like
prejudice, and let all classes haye fai,
showing, we will then have no need to fea,
for the safety Of our beloved State. -,,
Very respectfully, (, FREEDMAN. II
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prosperity and powor, as in culture and military
ronown. Power thus developed is conservative to
brtof period while the now order OF things is il
process OF adjustment, tho productive capacity OF
i1o ho s9at son VIII DO IMPAIRED Iris cann0t ast long
under greater disadvantages than arc likely svor
TO occur again, sold for much as tho largest crop
most prosperous, opulent and contentod agricul-
turnl population In tho world will cultivate tho tor
rItory lying between tho Potomac and tho Rio
In conclusion, lot mo borrow IN illustration from
the most brilliant Of modern historians. "Arosto
n;o tells pretty story y OF fairy, who. BY some mys-
pear ut certain Seasons In tho form Of foul and
,yenomous snake. Those who injured hor during
from participation In the blessings W she bestowed.
But to those who, in spite OF ier loatl-
sSmo aspect. pitiod and protected her, she
celestial form which WAS natural to hor, acco..-
panied their steps granted al their wishos lod
on onG hamGs WITH wealth. % made them happy N love
At times she takes tho form Of hateful reptile.
She grovels, she hisses sho sings. But WOO to
And happy >aro those, who, having dared to re.
coive hor In her degraded, fightful shape, shall
hs length b. ere TewHrded ware. By her in tho time OF her
AT lato hour in the evening" Gen. SICKLEs in
response to tho sentiment offered by Col o. A.
ANpnEw9 President of the Chamber Of Commerce.
said
81 trust that nothing moro will be expected Of
mo than to return my sincere thanks for tins hoary
manifostation Of your hnd regard and esteem. TO
do less than that would be to subject mysof to tho
reproaoh Of failing to appreciate fattoring COM
plimcnt: 1t is bad practice in civil and political
nairs, to mako promises t.; and an oficcr have
none to mako, TOR mlno Is tho plain and simple
duty to obey orders: But this much may venture
TO say, that hall endoayor ut tho close or my
labors among you, TO deserve an oppression Of
cheer mo now In tho commencement Of my task"
Tho following was tho tonst offered by Col.
ANDREWS:
The commanding General Of The Dis rict.-In-
vested with tho most august responsibility on
earth, may ho 80 dsohar his trust, as to satisfy
his friends and dlsappoint his enemios.l
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{ rS BEAUFORT, 8. O., 2sTH MARCH, 1867
BY special invitation tho Rev. JoHx Cox Of tho second
African Baptist Church, aud tho Rev. ~ J. CAMPBELL
OF tho Fret African Baptist Church. both Of sAYannah
da on the m instant Visited hip place tnf tho purpose
OF regularly and formally organizing tho Esst African
Baptist Church heresor nteep months past under Tho
PASTORAL caro- OF tho Rev. ARTHUR wApprLI- Tho ser.
Vices wero commenced by the Rsv W. J.. oinPRRll
roading tho Gsth Psaln and preaching an impressive
seamon from ,Mahows Gospel chap ia ycrso, atsr
which tho church was called to order buAnea Rev.
W. j. CAMPBELL chosen Moderator. Tho minutes Of
preyouS eongs weto road In rfercnce TO The calling
Of tho Rev ARrHun wAppKLL pAalor Of tho church,
and also tho covenant constitution and Syaus OF tho
church were read and unanimously approved The mum.
bon Of merubers received by experience and baptized By
tho present pastor aro tuo hundred and three which wus
unanimously acknowledged to be correct Tho moders-
tor made an eloquent addrcss to the church their %,
hbliahmcnt a. regularly organized BODY Ths meeting
then adjourned untn the tcfnoen when they would or
dAin four desspps Tho Rev. Jons ox prcs7hed Tho
dnaon sefaon, and then followed tho solemn dutos Of
the ordination Eydything wae dons In perfect order
and To the aushsIon Of tho ehursh Atsr tho dSrol az
bensdidehon tho meeting disnissed With great 70
,oirnR. The church nqN COZ ssts Of seven hundred
members. :. 4; e. u Apri
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The. amount Of intorost for which the Company
will be annually sponsble-assumng that which
is outstanding 10 be funded-ls s87,660. Now, II
tho road can be operated forcbout s175 000 making
tB total expenditures S262 6O0 and It's receipts can
be maintaiuod even at their present level OF s917.
500, surplus Of u.s. 900 will eoar, whIoh can bo
appropriated to tho extingulHhment OF the Compa-
purpose as thoae then In tho direction Of your nf
idirs shall sub nit to you. As soon as the oirouin-
stances OF tho Company will pormt, somo proYi-
sion should be mado for the payment OF these GER
uicates at their maturity, In tho details Of tho
busncss OF the road tho past year. you ro referred
to tho report Of Tho Superintendent. It shows
that wo hayo transported a, $50 bales cotton a.
against SO 401 bales cotton and 91GO barros naval
stores In 185918G0 and 10 2sl bales cotton and &c.
300 barrels naval storos in 1860 1861, si
Having no other resources than the income Of
the road for tho payment of Its exponsos and In
torest matured and maturing, We hayo adjusted
our tariffs moro with reference to theBp than to
al accumulation Of profts or diyidonds. In tho
expectation OF these should be deferred Tho neaoa,
which aro required Of fus 10 build up new buainess,
and rotain that which we formerly had, cannot be
ignored; and hence 10 would seem reasonable that
while tho owDors Of our property feooiving no
advantage thorofron, those who arc being bono.
fitted by ITS facilities, sbop bs reoonoed to such
tariffs as will accomplish tho result Indicated
This road generally. Is Iii aIoellont condition.
.rho amount Of soccad Mortgage Bonds Issusa, IL
500 ooa but a. tho Preferred Stolk, s eznt tts
f'tnt was eocurod by tho deposit OF corresponding
hs Liability Is expressed in hs agsregats In tho sbeTo
ttorrk,
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F1RE.-Tho alarm of fire was sounded at about
haf'past o'clock this morning. and upon pro-
ceeding to tho Ward designated by tho alarm bell,
it was found to bo ut HoFFMAs's dry and fancy
goods store, in Victoria Range, King street. near
Market. Owing to tho latonoss Of tho hour we
were unable to obtain any particulars, but suppose
tho stock will bo badly damaged by water, If not
destroy od BY fire.
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NJ Tho Relatives nnd Friends OF
MAJOR MATTHEW YAssAR BANCROFT. Of tho 2sd Rcgi.
mont B. q. ", who killed bcforo Petersburg Juno
22d 1861 and sloso of his father and brothpr j. DAN.
CROFT Jr, and families. Invited attend hIa fucrs.
services at St. Phillips Church. THIS Afternoon, at
O'Clock. without further invitation
April q
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co BATOHELoR' HAIR DYE.-THIs
splendid HAIR DYE 10 tho bcst In tho world. The
only true and pt.et Rychsrinless rollahls instan-
tancous- No Disappointment No ridlCulosp trnts.
Natural Black or Brown Remedies thp u efeots Of Boz
DyeI 1nygorates tho har leaving soft and beautiful
The genuine is signed RaiaH A. Baieaelor. All others
arc moro limitations and ahould be AVOIDED Sold by all
Drussists and Perflmers. Factory, No 81 RsSclay
street, Now York.
Hs- BEWARE OF a AcoUNTsRFKrr. e h.i .i-.,,I.
Dccslnusy 10 ytz raH 'F' I1,
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THE MARION STAR,

FSTADLiaHRD NEARLY TWENTY YRARa AGO, ID
IL publi.hed d Marion. b o. IN tho central portion
o. the country, and offora favorable medium to Mor-
ehAn DrugBgta MAnhihsts, and oil clasros Uho dosirr
TO eItend thalr buslnea, 10 tho Poo Des country
For tho bcncht Of our advertising patrons, we shh In
crcaztng pabsh and distbuto gratuitoAy 5000 sItrn
eopses Of the srhH, during ns business season this
fys.llEIfiS GTFi sS.tg .Ts W. J. McKEnALI,
November % q. Editor and Propr1e.or.
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TELEGRAPHIC.
Our Cnblo Dispatches.

LONDON, April 8.-Tho finances aro unchanged.
LIvEnpooL April 9-Cotton tonding down; sales
10000 balos Mddling Uplands 12!d.; Orleans 1871.
Common Rosn 81. Cd; hne 16s Turpentino 37s.
81. Tallow 44s. Cd.
LIVERPOOL, April 3-2 ?. M.--Thoro hns beou n
largo aalo Of California wheat for export to Now
York.
Cotton dull, and deolined since noon; Middlins
Uplands 12Y.
LONDON, 2 P.M.-oonsos have doclinod Id. since
nocni quoted 90f.
LONDON April S-Eyening. .-ConsolB 91. Bonds
10, In Frankfort 7s. Paris a4I.
LsyEnrooD. April 3-Evoning. closes
dull; Middling uplands 12s0l2id; Orleans 13t.
souTnasPT IN. April 3.-Tho America has urriv-
cd. Tho ship NeD Hampshire, which reoontly
sailed from Shields for bombay, wns abandoned ut
sea. Eight OF tho crew perished.
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p5- NdE HEALING pOoT, AND nor

o5- NiE HEALING POOL AND HOUSE OF
MERcY.-HowARD ASSOCIATION REPORTS, for
Young Mon. tho CRIME OF SOLITUDE and the
ERRORS. ABUSES aud DISEASES which destroy the
manly powers. and crcate inpedimonts to MARRIAGE
with sure means OF reok Sent In scaled letter en-
relopeH, froc Of charge. Address DR.. ]. SKILI.IN
HoUGHToN. Howard Association, Philadelphia, Pa.
January 10 9mo
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as- ARTIFICIAL EYEs.-ARTIRICIAL HU-
MAN EYES mhdo to order and inserted by Drs F.
BAUcH and p. GoUaLEhANN formerly employed by
RoissoNsEAu. OF parin, No: 500 Broadway. Now York
April IL 1u
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@Ihc Relatives, Friends md Acquain.
tanccs OF Mr. and Mrs MARTIN MANNING aro respect
Invited to attend the Funeral Services OF tho nttcr
no. john Street. This afternoon. at Two O'Clock,
without further Invitation An1,I
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Cincinnati nInrket.

C1NorsNAT1, April s.-Flour in good domand,
trade brands SIS 5o;. fancy sl8. Corn active and
unchanged. Cotton dull-Middlings 90. WhiDkoy
dull at 28. Provisions dull-Mess Pork s22 70;
Bacon Shoulders o.; sIdes III; Clear Sides l2i.
Lard unchanged. Sugar firm, at IA.
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New ORLEANS, April 3.--sales to-day 22OO bales;
the market dull and lower; Low Middlings 2Sa2s};
reooipts 5000, exports 1857. sug,r unchanged.
Molasses, 80 for Prime. Flour firm and unchanged.
Corn sctive and adv anced 2aa5. Pork quiet and
, stoady; Mess, s24 62i. Lard unchanged Gold,
24s. Sterling, 45a48l. New York Sight, prem.
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Ladies' who have had handsome silks cut
to suit the short dress fashion, will be sorry
to learn that long dresses are coming into
style again! >; ~ 81 7. ..i2 = Il,
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RB MEssRs. EDITORS: YOU WILL PLEASE
announce WILLIAM NJ. MoLEN as n candidate for shcr
IL at the ensuing election, for National Republican par
ty, and oblige MANY CoLoRED VOTERS.
April #
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THE SUMTERg llyIyjAj,I1N,HMIAN

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nFoUE DOLLARs Per Snuum. inylriAbiy Ia sdyaneo
Advertisements inserted &C usual rates "
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

ns-WE ARE AUTHORIZED TO ANNOUNCE
Z H. WHITING. Esq., as q candidate for sherg nj,
Charleston JudcinIl District at tho no,t election.
Septembcr lG