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MISCELLANEOUS.
;. New York Prize Association,
No. 500 BROADWAY, NJ r
ROSEWOOD PIANOS, MELODEONS, SEWING
WARE, FINE GOLD AND
SILVER WATCHES, -. -.
AND
ELEGANT JEwELRY,
$5OO,OOO.

WILL BE DISTRIBUTED AS FOLLOWS: TIE
w name and value Of each article of goods are
marked tickets placed in sealed envelopes and well
mixed. On receipt of Is cents, envelope containing
such ticket will be drawn without choice and delivered
at our Office or sent by mail to any address. The puT-
chaser after seeing what article it draws and Its value
which may be from one to five hundred dolars-can
then on payment of one dollar, receive the article
named or may exchange 1t for any other article marked
on our circular at the vaue Every Icket draws an
article worth one dollar or more. No BLANKS.
Our patrons can depend fair, honorable dealing.
The artics drawn will be delivered at our Office regard.
less of it's value promptly sent as directed by return
mail, or express.
Letters trom many persons acknowledging the receipt
OF valuable gifts from may be seen on file ut our o.
fee among whom we are permitted to refer to:
John s. Holcomb Lambertyille n j. gold watch, value
$3.50; Mrs. 8. Bennett No. 252 Cumberland street. Brook
lyn sewing machine, $780, Edwin Hoy Stamford, Conn,
gold lever watch, value $500; Hon. R. a. Briggs wash
ingon D. c. diamond pin, SITS; J. G. Sutherland No.
203 Nineteenth street. N. Y sewing machine, $50; Jos.
Camp Emira, N. Y, melodeon $3.50; Miss L. Collins,
Atlanta Ga, diamond cluster ring, 1926; Dr. Henry
Smith, Worcester Mass, sewing machine, s95; H. Shaw,
No. lSS 18th street. N. Y, gold watch $780, Edw Boyn
ton Nashville, Tenn, meodeon s10o; James Russell,
Montgomery, Ala, gold hunting watch, s25O; 4. L.
Smith, Providence R. l., silver lever watch $50; Oscar
Purdy Madison, N. j., music box, S45; Hon r. New
ell St. Paul's, Mimi, gold watch, $l85; D. Sperry,
Ltchfed, Conn., silver watch, S55 VIM y Peck, Har-
lern ns music box, S75; Wm Raymond Dayton, Ohio,
silver tea set sl25; Miss E. N. Schenck, Detroit Mich,
diamond ear rings, S225; Pierre Beaudin St Charles
Hotel New Orleans, diamond ring S170; Mrs Martha
Barnes ST. Louis No. nleodeon value S125:
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Wilmington Market.

WILMINGTON, March h4.-TuRPEETnE-The receipts
continue light and market firm. Sales OF 226 bbs ut
"a Is for yellow DIP ad 50 80 for hard per $50 lbs
SPIRITS TuRpxNTME-bq quiet, and only one small lot
(8bbls) sold at 64c per gallon.
RomN-The market is weak under the advices received
and the pice has declined 25c Sales Of 68 bbls at 50 rs
for STAINED common.
TAB-Has declined 25c, and 500 bbls changed hands
to-day at 81 80 per Dbl.
CoTToN-Market quiet. Only bales sold at 281aa29c
for middlng.
Mo1AssEs- cargo 179 hhds and tierces new clc2
has been received nom Matanzas Of which about leo
hhds has changed hands at 47Ha50c per gallon.
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Stock On hand and on shipboard Feb, 8..... 221
Tine exports we're exclua vey tor Havre.
sneAR AND Mo1AssEs-'rhe receipts since yesterday
er to 60 hhds of the former and II bbs Of
The lasr The stock is nearly bare In first hands The
only sales that ranspred were hhds OF sugar at
bbls Mossses ct 7sasOc gallon for prime to choice
:. RloECarolina in good demand. Small lots Of fair
sru selling at 111lc: We quote choice Carolina ut La
Farenrs-There is plenty room on the berth both for
foreign and domestic ports but offerings for shipment
sotsm Sv steam for Boston, Ike; for New Yor, Xa1c;
for TdyarpooL lNalXd By sail for New York and Bos-
tom. KaXc; 9-l6d for liverpool. and 1hc Q b for
Hayra Flour by steam fol New York and Boston, 81;
by eail 75a8Oc a bbL
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Baltimore Market.

BALTIMORE, March 2-CoFFEE-We have only to
report sales of 800 bags o from second hands, at l8a
19c, gold The market is very firm for prime quality.
Stock in first hands 1000 bags.
CoTToN-Is quiet and nominally unchanged; no sales
worthy Of notice. quote midding upland at Sic per b.
F1ouR-Condnues dull and prices weaker; demand
bSls City Mills Extra made, but the price did not
transpire We repeat last quotations, viz:
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Consisnees per South Carolina RniIrond,
March 5.

1856 bales Cotton, 40 bales Domescs 100 bags Bran,
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COMMERCIAL.

Exports.
L1yEapooL-Per shir r c Winth1op-452 bales I and
2576 bales Upland Cotton.
The Charleston Cotton Market.
OFFICE OF THE CHARLESTON DAILY NEWS,
CHARLESTON, Tuesday Evening, March g. 1867.
limited inquiry prevailed. mainly from few buyers
who operated the extent of 400 bales at prices in some
casaa somewhat easier The transactions were 43@27A,
ssa3 so@ssx, 2o@2s, s2@2s3z, 76@so, M@aO11, 5s@
81, S@S11Sc. We quote:
Ordinary. ..............-.S GooooIs
Low M1QQQ0R.s 0t1oIs
Middlng ...........................90 @304
STRICT M1dd1ng.. ng...........-...........N @t-
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MARINE NEWS.
PORT OF CHARLEsT TON.
Arrived Yesterday.

Arrived Yesterday.
qbin Southern Rights, Ross, Liverpool 40 days. As
ted Cargo To the Master, and others preViousy re-
vJrted in the Ofing(
Schr Townsend, Townsend, New YORK, III Days.
Hay and Oats To tho Quartermaster.
Schr Evina, Magrath, Edisto IS ba:es Cotton. TO
W Bee l. Co.
Cleared Yesterday.
Ship Winthrop, Stuart, LyerpooEPatterson &
Stock.
schr Boice, Adams Jacksonville Risey Creighton.
Went to Sea Yesterday.
Br ship Bessie Crosby, Crosby, Liverpool
From this Port.
schr Lilly, Francis, New York. March 2.
schr Daley, Wall, Baltimore, March z
Cleared for this Port.
Schr Menewa, Dissoway at Baltimore. March
Schr Ella Hodson Hodson, at Baltimore, MATCH
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WEHLI.

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MoNrrAHY AID FnANo1A-The principal feature Of
e market weak has been excitement In the Gold
uoErfet TN sympathy with New York quotations, and
sales were effected as high 14oa14oH but to-day prices
show . downward tendency and dulness. The down.
wxrd move in New York Is doubt caused ny the pay
ent Of between four and FIVE million interest
!, m thu Ten-fory Bonds The market here was firm up
20 this monp and sales ware made at lssal4O but at
the close the ruling rate was 1S8H Ha1S9N.
Sterling has followed the impulse Of Gold Some sales
were made during the week high as l60al5l and early
osy holders mer IN their Ideas but at the close
rates yere-Reaker, closing at 147a149 !is'.i.'-
New York Sight has been steady during the week. with
the supply equal to the demand at N discount checking
and XaX discount buying. Transactions are reported
ne discount but the tendency Is strongly to Il, at
which the market closes steady. ..Fi z gE
s. New Orleans Sight par. Pc
COTTON STATEMENT.
Stock ON hand LIST September, 1856. bales. 600
Received this week. .,60S1
Received previously 4os-ls6 l46
224,455
Exported this week. Io51
Exported previously ,,o
Burned and lost. A4o-Aooooo
Stock ON hand and ON shipboard not cleared
March 1857.
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New Orleans Market.

NEW ORLEANS, February 28.-CoTToN-The market
for the sy turned out to be very active one With sales
Of near TO00 bales mostly at our outside quotations
decided advance taxing place Of fully cent 10 on a
sdes with sales Of 1000 bales in the last three
dsys factors are rendered very easy, some nine millions
Of dollars having been distributed among them in that
b,ef spsce Of time, being great help Their stocks ere
M longer burthensome We give the more general rul
Inc OF he market as follows, repeating the remark that
sales are mostly the outside fgGe Ordinary % cents
Good Ordinary 2sHa2sc; Low Mddhng ZsaSUc aao 20
sos bass, against 2ss bales for same time last weeks
S~Ns:r.! "a So1 balos .aTs.. - - -.-
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:. .ijI DRUGS, cREMIcl c IFS, ETC.

s.,, OLD HOMESTEAD Rye.
TN ADDITION TO oUR BUSINESS oF SELLING
l. WINES, etc, In original packages, and IN order to
insure to consumers Pure Liquors in compact and con.
venent form we commenced the enterprise OF bottng
and packing in cases our well known Wines, Brandtes
Whishes, &c. and have sent them out IN style that
would preclude the possibility of their being tampercd
with before reaching the purchaser The genera appre-
efforts has encouraged to maintain the standard as re-
CARDS quality also to make increased efforts to retn the
oondonce and patronage which has been so Literally be-
slowed upon us. BNNGER CO.,
Established 177sl Importers OF Wines, &C.,
No. Is Beaver street, New York.
The above popular goods put up in cases contain.
ing dozen bottles EACH and sold BY all prominent
Druggists Grocers, &c. ~:
Opinions Of the Press. ; -
The name Of Bningor Co., No is Beaver street, is
guarantee Of the exact and literal truth Of they
represent +. Com. Aduettiser r s3sa
The importing house Of Bininger 4 Co.. No: Is Beaver
street. Is conducted upon principles of integrity, fairness
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m Rcords Essence Of Life is sold in cases Win tu M ia
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and will be sent to any par, pa,,.S SAss.' ooent
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10000 PIANOS,

In the construction of which they have introduced every
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Among the chiefpoints Of excellence Of the Chictsr
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EUROPEAN TESTIMONIALS,

Reoeaued during the month Of. August, 1886
LosDos July 25, 1857.
MrsaRs. CHcKnRna soAs-Gents: have much
pleasure In enclosing document signed by the drst
composers musicians and professors In Europe. held
your Pianos In such high estimation tvsde my certf-
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ing to you.
have the honor 10 be, gentlemen, yours very truly,
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lOhUoNI AuBQHs zzt 9ooos
Juaes II. Wthi, Esq.,:
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Cures General DebiMty, Reak-
ness, Mysteries in Females,
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MOBILE, March 1.-CorToN-There has been good
1eand to day. with factors claiming full prices. Sales
reached 1000 bales, the market closing firm at quota
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nUBLIc NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT UNDER
the following Ordinance licenses hsye been prepared
for delivery rom this Office. g. THOMAS,
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WILSON'S BILL.-The Richmond

WILSON'S BILL-The Richmond
Times, of Monday, says:
"The Judiciary Committees ofboth
Houses of Congress. on Saturday, re-
ported q bill Essentially Wilson's
billy authorizing the military COM
mandants in the several military dis
hicts of the South to call conventions
for the formation of State Constitu-
tons under the military act, or to de-
lesate that authority to the acting
Governors of the respective States.
Judges Crump and Ould, who re-
turned from Washington, yesterday,
say that this bill will certainly pass
Congress to-day Or tomorrow. It
will meet with no opposition, being
regarded as a necessary supplement
to the military bill. Senator Wilson
stated that one of his objects in in
trolucing it, was to prevent the con-
fusion and conflict likely to ensue
from two OF more conventions being
calico in each State by hostile par
ties. For the same reason, the Pre-
sident, it is understood, if Congress
had failed to provide for calling con-
ventions, would himself have called
them by proclamation"
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The Eufaula Nems has the follow
ing: ''As negro suffrage is now estab-
ished in Tennessee and Brownlow
renominated for Governor, it is pro-
posed to run negro candidate to
test the sincerity of the radicals, and
see if they meant business when they
made the negro citizens Frank
Parish, the well-llnown barber, is
spoken Of rs the man 70 beat Brown
low"
The editor of the Pittsburg Ga-
2effe SAYS from 4 conversation with
Gen. Sheridan, he thinks the latter
is of the opinion that before affairs
are permanently settled ut the South.
another appeal will be made to the
sword.
The people Of Emporia, Kansas,
have been so long cut off from com
munlcation with the rest of the world
by the present floods, that they are
reduced to starvation diet \ bear
came into the village recently, but
fought his way out unharmed.
The Victoria Cross has been con-
ferred, for the first time IN England,
on a colorcd man, private Samuel
Hodge, 18th West India Regiment.
The celebrated White Sulphur
Springs of Virginia will be again
opened for the reception of visitors
during the coming season.
Nobody in Mississippi will consent
to run for the Legislature.
Boys are prosecuted in Philadcl-
phia for matching pennies.
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"SHALL NOT THE JUDGE OF ALL THE
EARTH DO RIGHT?"- thing is
certain-he has hand in all that is
going on; and il we do our duty,
there is prosperous fortune for us
in the womb of these events that is
bound to come to the birth. We
understand that some persons have
had their faith weakened in God be-
cause we lost the Southern Confede-
racy. Th iii faitil was snail Shall
not Tie Judge of all the earth do
ight?-CHa'ioHescMe CA'oaicle
Since st. Marie left lone a friend
of his, Chas Gaze, in the Papal
Zouaves, who had known Surratt,
has been murdered. 1t is supposed
that he was killed because it was sus-
pected that he knew Of and aided in
the arrest of Surratt. While ST.
Marie was in Rome, after Surratt' S
arrest, he received letters threaten
ing his death if he came to the
United States.
The Co'uat7'y Ge,u2emn1 isinformed,
on what it considers good authority,
that nothing is better for withdraw
ing the frost without injury to frozen
ears, cheeks and fingers, than the
immediate application of kerosene
rubbing it Oh gently for u few times.
The mortality of this city is extra
ordinary good for new and mining
country, says Helena, Montana, cor
espondent-onlya a dozen men killed
within the last four weeks.
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OBITUARY.
MRS. MINNIE DOYCE DrBOs

Mis-. MINNIE DOYCE DUBOSE.
''The living soon from earth arc passed
The dead endure forever"
Fell asleep, on Saturday morning. March
BOYCE DUBOSE, wife Of Robert NJ.
DuBose, Esq, and daughter Of Hon. VIM.
W. Boyce. She was born on the 4th day OF
June, 1845, and consequently was but
twenty-one years and nine months OF age
when taken troEl earth.
Seldom are we called upon to mourn so
sad a dispensation of Providence as this,
which removes from the midst of large
and loving circle Of friends one so bright,
so beautiful and gifted. Warm-hearted,
charitable, kind-those who knew her
best can best appreciate her virtues.
Three years had not quite passed since
she had breathed her marriage vows, and
upon the spot from whence those vows
arose to Heaven she was laid to rest Her
first grief was her last; but few weeks
before her death. the angels took q lovely
infant home, and her aSonized cry of cob!
baby, baby" when she clasped it's tiny
form for the last time, we can never forget
Now, in our loneliness, how sweet the
thought that baby Jennie and the youth
ful mother are reunited on the Celestial
Shore! Did the thought not come that our
Father doeth all things well, and chasten-
eth whom He loveth, we would involun-
tarlv eXcaim, "How cruel to consiCn such
loveliness to the cold stiffness of the
gravel" But. thanks be to God, who
''Siveth US the victory" when our mortal
bodies shall have put on immortality, we
shall meet again the dearly loved and early
lost, and with her forget III the bliss of
eternity the sorrows of time
'FaTe thee we'll, fare thee well, o beloved
Of the sou.
Our warnings shall hallow the loss we
dcplore;
Slumber soft in the grave till we rise to thy
goal
Slumber soft. >lumDcr soft, till we see
;hcc once more
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CELEBRATION.

A T meeting of the UNION BROTHER
N HOOD, held March II. 1867, the fol-
lowing preamble and resolution was
adopted:
That we. the members of the Union Bro
therhood Society, solicit the cooperation
OF the various Societies OF Columbia and
the public generally, to join with us in eel
cbrating the passage Of the Military Bill,
giving us all rights OF American citizens,
by extending the right of suffrage to all
loyal male citizens of the United States
The meeting to be held in the African NJ
E. Church, N THURSDAY EVENING,
March II, at half-past o'clock
5. i; THOMPSON, Acting President.
G: T. CARROLL, Secretary.
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