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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1867-04-24

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GRAM.-Wheat-Only 700 bushels red offered; no
sales: market steady; some inquiry for spring wheat;
quote Milwaukee No. cost here 50 GO; NO. is very
scarce in the Weet stock Of this quality quite Dare
Corn.-The offerings to-day we're $500 bushels Wh1te
and l6o0 bushels yellow; the market opened weak ana
sold before the close at 3a4 cs below tue previous Gay
prices; we report sales Of bushels white at u Oua
TO- 500 bushels do 81 06a1 or 400 bushels western
mixed 81 o.; bushels yellow 81 08a1 1O 1000 bush
els Western mixed 81 o. Oats-20OO bushels ohered;
no sales; quote 66a70 cts., as to quality
NoLAssEs.-No sales to-day
PRov1s1oNs-A somewhat better feeling ls nodced To-
day based on IN improved demand for Bacon on orders
The sales foot up to 100 casks including Shoulders at
Hce rnness for Mess Pork sales 25 bbls to-day at S
Bulk Meats remain quet Offering neither is tn re
much inquiry Lard is held ady ut &c., net cash. for
100 Dbl lots and 13a13c for retail lots Of Western
E1cE-Quiet and nominally unchanged: quote caro-
Inns held at 1O1sa1O%c and Rangoon 9Aa1o2sc..
SALTS steady before, viz Liverpool Fine S5 25
do Ground AuuS2 20a2 Is . sack Turks Island 62a65c
q busheL
SuaAR-We notice some inquiry, both for refining ano
ta trade but the market s unchanged regards prices
the sales reported were 20 hhds good grocery Cuba 81
11s cts 81 hhds grocery Enelsh Island and " 90 10!
refining both private Terms. We quote fair to gooo
refining 10a1O cts and grocery grades same as yester
day.
orsnulated is cts white soft IA u cts; circle lax
Cts; 1aZ cts; exrs 13H cts; yellow 13h cts, ano
low grades yellow l2a12A cts.
GYRup-We quote Maryland Company's Golden 10 cts
Baltimore common 58 cts; do extra 80 cts.
WHuEEY-No further sales reported, but quote heie
steady, in bond, at s0aS2 cts . gallon
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49,. [Ffom ne Boston IraueIer.]
MASSACHUSETTS TO SOUTH CAROLINA
By B. F. FULLER.

When winter edged the Northern air
And crystals bearded every mouth,
We sought thee, Carolina fair
Soft, erring sister of the South
We found thee breathing myrrh and balm,
And blooming with yernal charm!
Thv captives, Carolina, We
From Steir unwilling bonds released
But thou can'st captivate the free
That on thy native beauties feast,
IF thou wilt own them as the peers
OF thy ancestral cavaliers!
Thy wayward temper would'st thou mend
And Southern airs, Child of the Sun
The North, neighbor and friend,
To it's first love would soon be won;
And cen thy rival Of the Bay
Would bow to thy Palmetto-sway.
With triumph we are not elate,
Thy veal, as well as ours, we sought;
And for the good Of every State
Unselhshly the Federals sought;
Not to ens,ave, we conquered thee;
But 'gainst thy viii, to make thee free.
Then own thy faults, fair Caroline
And wear thy winter blooming flowers;
The Bay with the Palmetto twine:
The victory is thine and ours:
With willing subjects, thou shalt be
Queen, Carolina, OF the free
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CONGRESS-.
SATURDAYS PROCEEDINGS.

SENATE.-A bill was passed appropri-
ating $4,000 for the National Soldiers and
Sailors Home. A resolution was adopted
continuing all the bills on the calender to
the next session. The rule Of the execu-
tive session, requiring nominations not
acted upon to be returned to the President
after the close of the session, was suspend
ed so as to allow nominations now pending
IN the executive session to be continued
until acted upon. A resolution was passed
providing for Joint Special Committee on
Ordnance. A resolution was passed pro-
yiding for the appointment OF JOINT COM
mittee of three Senators and FIVE Repre-
sentatives to accompany the remains OF the
late Senator Riddle to his home. Mr.:
5 Sumner gave notice that on the first
wednesday in July he would call up the
bill for universal suffrage throughout the
United States. He had reason to believe,
he said, that there would be quorum
present on that day At 1915 o'clock A.
M. the Senate went into executive session,
and at IL. M. the doors were re-opened, and
the President pro. tenn, declared the Senate
adjourned until the first Wednesday in
July. . So. -. s, r.,
- HOUSE OF REpREsENTATIvEs.-The
memorial from the Mayor and members Of
) the CITY Council of Baltimore, asking Con
gress to assist the people Of Maryland to
form State government republican in form
and in unison with the spirit Of the age agge
was presented by Mr.. Thomas and referred
to Ito the Committee: on the Judiciary: The
Senate Bill to amend the organic act. Of
Colorado Territory was taken up and pass,
ed: as were also seye,-1 other Senate bills
Of minor importance. A message was re
sceiyea from the President of the United
States, giving his reason for approving ths h,
bill amendatory to the supplementary bil
for the more efficient government OF the
Southern States. The Senate resolution
authorizing the appointment Of e-1i-an In q sset
to accompany the remains Of thes'ese oena "a
tor Riddle. to his home was eoneuIred IN !
and Messrs. Farnswortb Illinois, N1ehoi
ann offs olf DelaWa>sa5 slossbrenner, OF Penn
svlyania.. s KsT1 Indiana, and Benton, O
New hampshire, were appointed the com !
,oittee- On the part of the House. At Il
O'Clock NJ: the Speaker rose and declared
the House adjourned until the first We'd
nesday in July.
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Baltimore Market

BALTIMORE March ao.-CoFFEE-There are five car
goes now daily looked for from Ro and much needed to
repenish our exhausted stock in naporters hands we
notice good inquiry and firm market The sales to-day
200 bags prime do 19a19Ac gold.
CorToN-Our market remains Inactive though holders
frm We notice sales Of 100 bales on basis OF Soc for
Middng Upands shipments {ceared yesterday ana TO-
day nearly 1900 bales to Liverpool.
FIoUR-We notice firm but not very active market;
The aaos repol ted 100 bbls Northwestern at
s1 co. 100 do 81 u.s. 100 do do s12 $50 bbs choice DO
Sl and 5O do do S13 50he Inter is for the choicest OF
this description; 100 bbis Howard Street Super good
$40 bbls common Howard Street Extra S11 90 !oo
bbls Northwestern Super S11. Nothing doing IN City
I'm nhanp
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Passengers.

Per steamship saragossa from New York-GenerN
Lewis, Col Taylor, aacounni, E Kalzenmeyer, T.
aondu, Miss Mary Tongue, " Stephens Miss + D"ss
Prince Gray T Strong + Lyman ap6-.1dy, G
Aubin. " Ehringer Mrs Mccormick, MS Pratt
Per steamship Manhattan, fron,-NeW York-c Hough-
ton, A Campbell, Menke 2slss j. Scott, Mfs Cell
fuss and child, schweTin, Tripp Mrs Ftzpatrtck
and children. Pssriston, Knapp, " Proctor
Culinaeo, Capt Tuckar. L Peck, Peck, Mr. Edser"
ton q Montague Draper Boyd, LADY and servant sI
Tunter and child i Franklin. and 10 steerage.
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and We quote sales of 100 bs at 10 CENTS and 81 do at II
cents per gallon ,,,< - ....,..,
| common, and So 30 for No. 3.
| No sales reported In Cotton.
CosN-A cargo of 1000 bushels damaged sold at auc-
lion to-day at prices ranging from GO cents to 81 12A per
| bushel, as in quality.
'1I1' TnsnEa-Two RATS sold at s8ass per for fair
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Wilmington Market, ,

WILMINGTON, April 1.-TURPENTrNE-Has been
brought in sparngy for the past week. and Is in mode
rate demand. Only small lot IL bbls.) received to-
day. and sold at 81 for yellow dip and So rs hard per
$50 pounds.
spIa1Ts TUnpENT1NE,-The market is 1s2 cents better
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Constgnees per south Carolina Railroad
Anril g.

III bales Cotton 90 bales Mdze 95 boxes Tobacco,
bbls Spirits Turpenne "a bbs Rosin cars Stock and
sundries To Robinson ~ Co, Willis Chisolm, Cn1s,
Kuck, wharton Petsch, R Agent Ayerill Son.
" Williams & Go, W Bird Co, " johnson,
8 sloan. Crawford Friday, W Dukes l. Co. snlli.
van Hunt Bros, Fraser l. CO, Mulkai, Togni s
Hicks Taft l. Rowland.
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GOTTBCHALK.

consider Uhickering Sons Pianos superior to an,
In the world.
They are unrivallsd for their singing Qualities and for
the harmonious roundness Of their tone. There s
perfect homogeneity throughout all the ree1sters The
upper notes are remarkable for olearness and purity
which do not find In any other instrument, while the
base ia distinguished for power without harahuess and
for magnificent sorority.
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GEO. L. HARTSUFF,
Assistant Adiutant. General.
COMMERCIAL,
Exports.

81 Exports.
A NORTHERN PoRT-Per schr Edna Harwood-lo5,o ,o0C
teet Lumber, s6 tons Cotton Seed.
PH1I.ADEIPHIA-Por schr A SanderH-2O0 tons Can
non, lot furniture, 1900 feet Lumber.
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were everywhere eagerly discussed among
counsellors, officers Of the court, and spec
tators, and speculations made as to what
would be the next changes.
At quarter past ten his honor Judge
W. W. Howe was escorted by ex-Judge
Abel through the court room into the
judges private reception room, and hall
hours private conversation followed be-
tween the two Judges and the old and new
attorney generals. Judge Howe was then
escorted to his seat by ex-Judge Abel, ana
the former commenced his duties by order
ing the reading of the minutes.
After this was done Mr., Trepagnler, the
clerk, read the recent military order and the
written oath Of the new incumbent. Attor-
ney-General Lynch was then sworn IN oy
judge Howe and the juries were then dls7
missed A member Of the bar now asked it
motion would be entertained, and the
court answered, none, unless OF special I'M
portance.
The event was characterized by no exhi-
ton of feeling or anything like scene. the
Judge politely adorning his successor with
the judicial ermine (6guratiyely speaklng):
Judge Abel ushered him to his chair
with an air which seemed to doubt whether
he was doing much of a kindness; and the
manners of Judge Howe seemed, by their
reserve and reticence, to doubt whether tne
dignity would not prove OF more trouble
than it was worth.
Acknowledgement Lynch modestly con-
tented himself with a scat among the ]u-
rors, and ex Attorney General Heron oc-
cupied his time in quietly sorting MS
papers and chewing tobacco, with specu-
lative, musing air, until the arrival OF Judge
Howe. He had received no notification OF
the change until Wednesday, between one
and two o'clock, at which time he was re-
ouested to sign receipt for the order. Tie
had receipted at the same time tor Judge
Abel. He had not been informed OF any
cause for removal as having recently occur
red, and seemed to suppose that some IN,
dictments about the time Of the July con
yention might have had something to dc
with his removal The court adjourned
until Saturday.
E. NO ELECTIONS IN LOUISIANA.
The following order was Issued by zen
Sheridan on the 18th. 1t is more especial:
| ", says the Tines designed to suspend
certain municipal elections in Baton Rouge
and one or two other places throughout
the State:
HEADo'Rs. FIFTH MILITARY DIST,
New ORLEANS, La,
March %, 1867. }
Especial Orders No. II
Extract.
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THALBERG.

cousider Chiokering Sons Pianos, beyond COM
parison. the best have ever seen In America.
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Especial Orders No. Il
Extract.

2. It is hereby announced, for the intor-
nation and guidance of all concerned, that
no elections for State, parish, municipal or
judicial Offices, will be held in the State OF
Louisiana, until the provisions Of the law OF
Congress, entitled can Act to provide for
the more efficient government, Of the rebel
states,o and Of the act supplementary
tt,1s7eeto, shall have been complied with;
Until elections are held in accordance
those acts, the Law Of the~hsgislature o1
the State of Louisia.sa, approved Marcel
Is. 1867, WHICH provides for the continu.
ance in the,psrformance Of their: duties Of
those persons whose term Of Office would
o+Asrwise have expired, will govern all
cases except those! which may be specially
acted upon at these Headquarters. 3
x - lis-ssa.-.. : co., ITO, - ). Il
By command of Major General P. q.
SHERIDAN. 2: -. *. ts!.5s4+ szti
GEO. L. HARTSUFF,
Assistant Adjutant. General.
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New Orleans Market

NEW ORLEANS. March 28.-CoTToN-Wehav have again
to notice dull and inanmate market The ta1qRe OF
later intelligence tsom Liverpool the unusual deprson
prevailing at New York. and the evident OF
holders to submit to further concession all
to srpernduce feeling the part Of buyers decidedly
averse to operating. Hence the movement has been re,
stcted throughout resulting in sales Of barely 2sOO
bfIes taken by brokers' at irregular but softer
the market closing with tend rantestly doWnwara
27c, Good Ordinary 28, Low Middlng 2e and Madling
30-adding, however, that these figures must DC
ed as entirely nominal.
STATEMENT OF COTTON
Stock halld Sept. 1st, 1885, bales. lo2,Vo2
Received to-day d'o1o 'o1o eeo oo7
Received previously. 682272-8eS 2S1
7s5,S6s
Cleared to-day. o oso .oo ro,
Cleared previously. .oo2'So4-oo''"'a
stoct m hand. 2O1, ,T76
Cleared for Barcelona GAO bales.
SUGAR AND MoLAssEs.-Ony few hogsheads sugar
have been received from the coast since yesterday no
molasses The stock of sugar is small but amply sum-
cient for the demand, which is very limited. There
f.r low fair for prme 13c for strictly good
fair and 14a14 for yellow clarified There ts very little
Louisiana molasses on hand It does not appear 70 be
much in request however, There were no safes toosy,
but we quote fermenting at 6Oa65c. Q gallon Cuba
molasses is held at 60c. :,
R1cE-The market is nearly bare Of Louisiana It Is
in demand and prices very firm. we quote Loulsl-
ana at 9allAc; Indiana 8a10c: Carolina II ha12Hc
CcRE-Continues Ii good demand, and we note nrm
market There sales today OF fuy 2o0oo sacRs OF
which 1000 mixed at 81 05al 07; 6000 mixed ut
100 Mixed 9316 yellow and yellow mi1ed aud 2l83 white
mixed ut 81 TO- $50 yellow, 2450 white and 17O0 white
mixed at ST 2 800 whe 500 and 20oO do at 81 10 per
bushel.
oATsThe market is quiet but firm. Sales $500 socks.
Of which SOO 1000 and 5000 taken mostly speculation
at zoe per bushel also $500 bags lot OF oc and 1900 OF
the same.
FRE1eHrs.-The market is quiet. but steady and firm
The rates 916d per ID tor cotton by sail for Liver
pools s1Gc for Havre Id per lb for cotton by steam to
Liverpool; No by steam for New York. and IS per hid
for tobacco. The rates coaatwlse nominal.
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MISCELLANEOUS.

NOTICE To SAILORS OR IMMIGRANTS,
HOTEL OR BOARDING-E0USE KEEPERS.
OFFICE CLERK OF COUNCIL, /
1oo1 Z
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MISCELLANEOUS.
NV the use Of

There cometh glad tdingB Of joy to all,
To young and to old, to great and to small;
The beauty which once was so precious and rare,
Is free for all, and all may be fair.
1Tsv tho use of
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TN ACCORDANCE WITH THE FOLLOWING ACT OF
The Taoslssure passed the Goth day Of December,
1899 al, concerned hereby notified to call at
siAS 0A.N' '~N W. H. SMITH,
Clerk OF Council.
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nh. Chnrleston cotton Market.

The Chnrleston Cotton Market.
OFFICE OF TIE CHARLESTON DAILY NEWS,
CHARLESTON, Tuesday Evening, April Q. 1857.
The very Light stock sale has enabled sellers gener
ally to obtain previous prices Notwithstanding the de-
pressed condition of the staple In the Engsh market
sae- about s26 bales say II at a. 81 at 49, ct
bs. asK 1870 at 2s at 2s and ~ bales OF zipporab
cotton. extr, staple, at asc. 3 b. We quote:
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10000 PIANOS,

In the construction Of which they have introduced
known and valuable Improvement They have invaria.
biy been selected aud used by al Of the worlds ae'
ro1oledod great artists who have Waited this country
professionally, both for private and public use.
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WEHLI.

Your Pianos are superior to any have ever seen n
this country or In Europe.
have never heard q tone perfect; 1t yields every
expresslon that Ia needed In music and it's quality s
capable OF change to meet every sentiment: This s
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It's tone together with its sympsshetc eieto aud well
balanced touoh
POZNANSKl.
During the past eight years have constantly played
upon the Justly celebrated Erard Panos yours are the
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It mny be satisfactory to our patronB and frienos
among the public large to state that testimonials have
hoen received from oil the loading artsta who nave
visited OF ars now residing In the United Etaes lew Of
yboae names. besides those sbove, we append:
LEO np MEYER GUSTAV SATTER.
ALFRED JAEL J. BENk.DiOn:
q lANDERSON II. STHAKOSOE.
R. HOFFMAN. CULLEN
ARTHUR NAPOLEON.
And many orherg-
n ILLUSTRATED ALBUMS AND ERlOR LISTS
SENT BY MAIL.
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PHILADELPHIA, i0,h Month l7th Dag, 1862.
RrsrEoaEp ER1EfD:-My daughter has beea much
henaatted by the Of thy Plantation B!tts:s Thou
wilt send me two bottles more.
Thy friend, AaA EUhAlS'
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EUROPEAN TESTImONIALs.

has, Sas, se rec.soad sHo,i1i nv ,', ua recsntlS:
EUROPEAN TEBTImOH1ALs.
Reoeaned d,,-tao the month of august, 1885.
LosDos. July 25, 1857,
M.ssa +! as1osne deonmsnt san.d 81 the frst
aomnosers mnsicsns and professors In Europe. held
your Ssn2s ~. ~ !, a dns. ~ tsIs one of ths with me
TO Furope TO ascertain the opinion Of my professional
SratSrsa. Fac enciosed certificate win prove how
they have been On the .oSs I'D. beg no 70
friend, Mr. Colhrd, which am sute must be grany'
ing to yuu.
haYe the honor to be, genflemen yours very trqy'
james I'd. WehM, Esq.,: ,-..
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GAR D.

tits With feelings OF pride ~ American manufacturer
that pnblish the following testimoniAs Wn''n nA'o
BEEN received BY us recently:
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IMPORTANT OERTTEICATEa.
ROCHESTER, N. z December z8, 1851.
Messrs. F. q. DRAKE + Oo.-I have been great SUI
foIn Dvspepsia for three four years. and had to
abandon NV profession About three mouths ago
triad the Plantation Bitte1e, and to my great JOY am
now nearly well man. I have recommended them IN
oararaI cases and, as fur know always with signal
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CrGenville MOuntaineer,
A LARGE WEEKLY, Is ISSUED EVERY THURS
Inserted at usrlnl rates.
G. r. ELFORD, Fd1tora
Novemberli Ii q. b. IumNEo,1
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rrAvE PROVED, From THE MOST AMPLE ExPE.
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The ship aoconda. MlBkoy, from Liberia win 'Ia' TN
and passengers arrived 1T Furtrcss Mufroo March oo
The steamer Jas Gary, from Wilmington G. at balti
more reports that March ~, 10 miles OF Hnttcrkh sa"
the schr Golden Gate from baltimore for Charlcaten
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TILE TRI.WEEKLY NEWS,
i profitable medium for tho advertising public OF
UhnrleHtOn.
We respectfully solicit their patronage FOR our mutual
brnen
uhiTIAllD. DEspORTEs h WILLIAMS.
Nh L.
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Erported preyiously. .l6, $685. ,s85
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"a anuile was on her Hp-heslth was In her look
strength was In her step, aud In her
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-08-30
LATE CABLE DISPATCHES.

PARIS, Avg. 2s.-The Nonitair says: The
recent conference Of Emperors at Salzburg
is . new pledge of peace for Europe.
Much uneasiness prevails on the Bourse in
consequence Of the apprehension Of war,
and fentes are declining.
LONDON, Aug. 29.-Active preparations
are being made by the Board of Admiralty
and War Office for An expedition to Abyssinia
to relieve the English captives. Fifteen
steamers have been chartered to transport
the troops.
Advices from Athens state that the Cretan
insurgents still hold out in the mountains.
BERIIS, Aug. 29.-The new American
Minister to Berlin, Hon. Geo. Bancroft, has
been treated with unexampled courtesy BY
the Prussian conrt. Yesterday ON an invi.
tstion from the King he accompanied Count
Bismark TO the Royal residence at Pottsdam,
where he was received with unusual atten>
ton, and had an interview of three hours
duration with the King and Prime Minister.
In the evening Bancroft dined With the King,
who afterwards took him back in the Royal
coach to Berlin.