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Condgnees per steamship Granada. from New York
Rayeue Co, J Z Adger Co. Street Brothers & Co. A
H Abrahams e. Sons, Ambrose, c Henderson. Adams
& Co. JM&P Alexander, G D Ahrens 4 Co, A Bron-
son, " M Bird & Co, Bollmann Bros, Block Loyns J
Banks Bruins Il Bee, Bissell l. Co, G Brahc 4 Co,
Booth D Burt Bro, II tRclloif e. Co, E Bates Co.
Barry, Briggs, Beaufort Agent T NJ BRISTOL, =
Chrstman, Cameron, Barkley d 20, Capt Coxetter,
Caldwell, Crane, Boylaston Co. Chapin. D Cnrr
& Co, Cunningham. " chafee, Clacius Wtte, Cart,
mill, Harbeson Co. Commins, W Clark Co, $ Ct
Courtenay, J T Dawson Dowie 4 Noise, " Denny,
Douglass Miller, Steamer Dictator Dnwson h Co,
Dinl H DAILY J M Eason & Bro, d JockOif A Enslow
L. Co, ferguson l. Holmos, Fuller Co, Friebourg. D
Fleming & Co, Finley, J Fairly, Goodrich, Wine
man 4 Co, j W HARRISON Gaylor y Wagnon, Gcrtlts
Goudkop l. Beuthner Graveley, Grunthall, Gibbes
Co, J Graver, Hastie Calhoun 4 Co, H Hoppock, b
Hens Hurkamp y Co, Hart & Co, i Hertz 4 Co, I
Horsey, H Harris Hoe, N l. Son, 1lling, Johnson
C J Johnson . & Johnson, II JaInos, jennings
Thomlnson l. Co, Jetfers & Co. B Jarvis, Kohn, NJ
Cater, J Il " Knox, Kressell, Klinck Wickenberg \
Co, W Kinsman, Kendall l. Dockery. L J Kerr Co. Il
Klatte & Co. Laurey T. Alexander Lcngnick & Sell, "
L T. Co, + Lewith. D Lhenthal y Co. S Mcmillan j
Muller, R Marshall, W McConb & Co, Marshall
Burge & Bowen, McGorty T. Degnan, Nasel, O'Neil
j D ONcill J ONeill g. Son, Ojenian Pratt, G l.
Poppenheim r Pennal, Phillips, Pritchett. Par
thai, Renneker Co, Il + Co, Reiis J Il Read Il Co.
Sloan, Gen Sckes Southern Express Co, Stol Webb
Il Co, Steffens l. Go, Rev Shaddlcr, A Tappan,
Torrent 4 Bro Thurston 4 Holiness " Trim, A Vidal.
Tiedemann, H Vollers, r Wing, Walls, Wright,
Wineberg " M Agent, il Wiingham l. Co, Wagner,
Heath l. Monsees Mrs 8 Watts, D II Williams & Co. G "
Williams 4 Co, Walael, York, Muller 4 T, Mnulc
4 Wright, P Merkhead, Mehr1ens & Wohltnann Man,
toue & Co, Macullar Williams & Parker, McElllose,
W Matthiessen, McLoy II Rice, T Murphy, Minor, Will
bur & Martini Mechers & Muller, hlotFett 4 Boyle i
Kenake D Iuddock, Dickert L. l. Schncll Co, J
W Lindley, shackclford Fraser Sullivan, schro-
der, W Yates, Agent
Passengers-C Bellows, P T Stociman, C Wylie.
Mrs Carnigan, Mrs Camrnan and child, Mr. and
Mrs Can1nan, nurse and 2 children W II Crowell, II
Crusse Mrs Dater, Mrs Forlcy, fTuo, II Hoffman,
Kohn and lady, Miss Oger, Mrs NJ Pierce and infan
James Prince Mr. and M1s Guilty, Mr. and Miss Scbring
Mrs Stauf, Trcscott, Mrs Ward and l in stccrugc.
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Consignees per south Carolina Railroad,
April 10.
SO bales Cotton bales Yarns 40 bags Rough Rice %
bags Peas bbs Crude Turpentne cars Old 1ron &c.
To r Agent, Trenholm. NJ Goldsmith Sen, 81
Baggett & Co. Rodgers Co, II Jefers co, W
Bird l. C, Cohen Hanckel l. Co, Mulka i F Koester.
NJ Whaley, Jefords & Co, Bolmann Bros W Bennett
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Stock ON hand ;............... 176 493
The ciearances comprise 1851 bales for Liverpool
1456 for St Petersburg, and TACO for New YORK..
SUGAR AND MOL AssEs-The receipts since yesterday
comprise 42 bids Sugar and 2Nbbs Molasses from the
coast There is demand for lots In first hands, and
only small retail business is being done by dealers ut
quote for reference Low fair sugar l2Ac fb; fair
l2N and prime lSHa13hc. The last sales OF Louisiana
Moasses were made few days since at 60a65c gallon
for fermentng 75c for fair and 80c Tor PRIME we are
informed that there is no Cuba Moasses remaining N
first hands The last cargoes were sold at 56a67 q
Gallon It s retailing at and quoted larger
lots 6Oc gallon There is nothing whatever doing
Cuba Sugar Weeks sales 200 hhds Sugar, so bbls Mo-
lssses Louisiana product and three cargoes Molasses
Cuba product Receipts, 14 hhds Sugar. 108 bbls MO
lasses, Louisiana; exports, 1s hhds Sugar. lS4 Dds
Molasses-
in reouest-poor IL neglected We quote Louisiana at
9a1lc, India 9a10c, Carolina 1l]aa12Ac
CoRN- very much In request but the market ls pare
of supplies in first hands, very nearly so and the sales
today consequently confined to about COCO sacks OF
which $500 mixed at 81 25 800 and 500 yellow $50 and
1900 white all at 81 80 q bushel. Weeks sales 69,OOO
sacks; receipts 1858; exports 16.648
FRE1egrs-Are very dull The rates are now Sc . 70
SOC Dbl for Flour, and 35c sack for Corn Sail for
Boston zc 1s for Cotton. Steam for Liverpool Id q fb
for Cotton. Sail 1sas.16d Sail for Havre 1Kc.
: a. Mobile Market 5I,a
MOBILE, April 6.--Cor1oN-The demand has been
very light and confined to three brokers' Sales 5000
bales Market closed dull md dropping. Mddlings -
26c.
monetary AND FnANc1A5s-The market has been
quiet throughout the day for everything except New York
Exchange.
Gold isreported very dull and nominal
Sterling 143a1A. ;.sgsts {; /.
An active demand exists for New York Sight at stiff
New Orleans Sight par to X premium.
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CARD.

It's With feelings OF pride American manufacturer,
that We publish the following testimonials, which have
beon received by us recently:
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New Orleans Market.

NEW ORLEANS. April 5.-CoTToN-The market OPEN
ed quiet this morning and bas continued dull ana a
innate throughout the Gay. The receipt OF the -
DISPATCHES reporting increased depreciation ut ne"
York materially contributed to the general inacton
The supply was sufficient to meet ordinary
and factors who offered generally lndnced 70 seu
and evidently disposed to make additional CONCESSIONS
but the principal portion of tie buyers showed no oe
sire whatever to operate preerrng to await ne lecep
of later intelligence. tmhe downward movement III 90o
and Exchange also exercised an adverse 1nhuence. VI
der these circumst the sales were extremely
the aggregate business at the close summing up purely
lGUO bales nine brokers participating IN the puHness'
Prices indicated further rreguiarty, and, on the wno
an easier feeling the market closing nnsetteo aS QUIZ
quotations.. ..,,
with the above remarks we quote noinay Us follows:
Ordinary 26c; Good Ordinary 81; Low Mtddlng, -a2S
and Middling -a29 The P. M kilograms, announc-
ing reaction at Liverpool arrived too Late to exercise
any potent influence in prices The sales tor tne past
three days comprise $500 bales making an aggregate 1o
the week of 900 bales, against l6050 Iast weeR ad
a. 100 the week before The receipts proper during t1e
past week Excluding tho arrivals from Moohe floraa
and Texas which included In their Respective state
ments embrace 9751 bales against I 87O LAST week.
showing decrease OF 1l19 bales. Tho weeks exports
comprs, no bales 2saO Of which are coastwise, and
$3.50 to foreign ports.
STATEMENT OF COTTON.
Stock on hand Sept 1st, 1856: bales. l02082
Received to-day. !'ioo ..
Received previously ..614,4iA-VfooS'
777,Zs
Cleared to-day. a,oyo o,
Cleared previously .os6 oSS-ooIzoo
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Went to Sen Yesterday.
Steamship Moneka, Lebby, New York.
From this Port.
Steamship Manhattan, Collins, New York, April 10,
Steamship Falcon, Reed, Baltimore, April 8.
Steamship Patapsco, Nef, Baltimore, April 8.
Schr. Richard Peterson, =, Philadelphia, April lo.
Schr John Shay, Tilton, philadelphia, April TO-
schr Lucy Orcutt. Butler, Philadelphia April 10.
schr Trade Wind, Hoffman, Philadelphia, April G..
Schr Tennessee, Greed. Baltimore, April =.
Up for this Port.
schr Daniel Chase Mitchell, at Baltimore, April Q.
Cleared for fhis Port.
Brig VIM Mason, Small, at Boston, April G.
Schr w Elwell, Long, ut Baltimore, April 4.
Schr Yraie, Mason, at Philadelphia, Apr4l6 G.
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James H. Wehl, Esq.,:
MY DEAR sn: As you are going back TO the United
States, must beg you to remember me End!y to the
their Grand no-forte-ds good an ixst1vnen h'nk
az tuas eper turned out both IN touch dndter.
Wishing you, &C., remain eyertt ~,
q. F. BROADWOOD,
Firm Of I. Broadwood Il Sons, Pianoiorte Manufac'
turers, London.
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Il. ". WAkouf
q. B. OAKES.

A BILL TO AMEND AN ORDINANCE TO RAISE SUPPLIES
FOR THE YEAR 1857, AND FOB OTHER PURPOSES.
Be 1t ordained by the Mayor and Aldermen in
City Council assembled, That all taxes payable
under the Ordinance to Raise Supplies for the year
18th day Of June next; and that persons who shall
make default Of payment Of their taxes OIL that day
shall pay in addition to the amount Of their taxes
one and half per cent. per month upon said
amounts respectively, from said 10Th day Of June
until payment is made.
That all persons who neglect or fal to pay their
monthly taxes on or before the 18th day Of each
month shall respectlyelypay on the amounts there
Of one and a half per cent per month from such
Afteenth day until payment is made.
.ResOlped, That the City Assessors be required
finnish Council with o statement Of all unpaid
taxes, and also the names Of those who have not
made their monthly returns up to the first in
stant.
furnish full statement OF all tax returns which
have been lodged in his Office by the City
Treasurer up to the first of January 1867, and upon
which no settlement has been made.
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EUROPEAN TESTIMONIALS.
Reoeiued during the month of. August, 1868.

Reoeiued during the month of. August, 1853.
rLoaDon, July rs, 1857.
Mzss1s CH1cKHnrNG b soas-Gents: have much
pleasure in enoloans% document signed by the arst
oonpoeers musicians and professors In Europe. held
your Pianos In such high estimation tuide my certtf
cate that felt my duty to take one Of them with me
TO Europe to ascertain the opinion Of my profeaaonA
brethren. The enclosed certificate viii prove how
unanimous they have been on the subject. I beg to
forward at tho time, letter received from my
friend, Mr. Oollard which am sure must be CRAFTY
ing to you
hsve the honor to be, gentlemen. yours very truly
zEIs.1: :sl-a-z.z=!s'5-. JAMES II. WEHI
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Testi,noniaL from the most disttngiIhsd Artfs in Eyop
+ to Aefsrs,, hickerin9 d Sons: =. 3.
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MARINE NEWS.
PORT OF sTOR.
Arrived Yesterday,

Arrived Yesterday.
schr streaker, Van Glider, Philadelphia, days.
Coal, &c. To Baker Il Co.
Steamer Dictator Coxeter, Palath, via Jacksonville
Fernandina and Savannah. G5 bales Cotton, "a Cow
Hides, Q Trunks Is PACKAGES Mdze. To D Aiken CO,
J Kirkpatrick, " Nj Lawton, G d Lngraham, g
Minor l. Co, Msntoue & Go, A Abrahnms Sons, En-.
gineer Steamer g Upton, Tobias Sons, Dunn, T
Pinkers0n.
Steamer Pilot Boy, McNety. Georgetown, c. MONS.
ses. Sugar and Sundres To Ferguson Holiness Risley
& Creighton, Percival, DAILY.
Steamer w Frazier, Torrent, EdBto and Rockville.
Cotton and L.d:e To Getty, Fraser Dill, ttr'
ney, and Others.
= BELOW.
schr Samuel q Trayers, from Norfolk, Va. Corn To
Order.
Cleared Yestertlny.
Steamship Moneks, Lehby New York-Wfnis Chlsolm
sctr Maxfeld May, Jacksonville, Fla-H Baker
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THALBKRG's OPINION.
consider Ohicker!ng Sons Pianos. beyond com.
psriBon the best have seen In America.
8. THALBERG,
Chairman of Jury on Musical Instruments
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LONDON, January II, 1865.

4<OHOOrt, January A1s A0oV'
James II. Wehlt, Esq.: l
MI DEAR s1n: have great pleasure in aaking youto
convey to Messrs Odoker1ng the e1pres don OF my
highest approval Of their instrument It consider
not merely the best instrument OF American msnuiao
tre that have tried but Of the uest Grand Piano
fortes that has ever under my observation; and
the Measrs Chickering msy we'll be proud Of having
vhich. for touch ouslity power and workmanship It
would be very difficult 70 surpass In any part Of the
vide world.
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POZNANS SKI.

POZNANSKI.
During the past eight years have constantly played
upon tho Justly celebrated Erard Pianos yours arc the
only instruments that have found. either here or In
Europe equal them in all their points of excellence.
It may be satisfactory to our patrons aud friends
among the public at largo to state that testimonials have
bean received from oil the leading artists who have
visited residing in the United States, few OF
whose uaMes bosidos those above, We append:
LEO DE MEYER. GUSTAV SATTER,
ALFRED JAEI. j. BENEDICT.
Il, tANDERSON M. STRAKOSOH.
R. HOFFMAN. JULIEN.
ARTHUR NAPOLEON.
And many others.
NJ ILLUSTRATED ALBUMS AND PRIOR LISTS
HENT BY MAIL.
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Memoranda,

Memora ntin.
The sclr Idaho Waite, from Georgetown, c. arrived
at Boston, April Z.
LIST OF VESSELS
UP, CLEARED AND SAILED FOR THIS PORT.
FOREIGN.
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Be sure that every bottle bears the facsimile OF our
Signature on steel plate label with our private stamp
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LoNDoR, August "a, 1865.

Dear sir, very sincerely yours,
CHAS. D. COLLARD.
Firm Of oollard oollard Pisnoforte Manufacturers,
London
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Why am not with thee?
Oh, 500 how blue the sky It's surely springing
From out thy thought 10 bend and rest on mine,
How still, how clear though all the town is ringing
With voice and din to vex Inc Us pine
To be with thee.
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New TRAGEDY.-A new tragedy, by
the poet laureate of Kansas, is in process
of construction. When completed, it will
be called ''The Two Loafers of Arkansas"
The following is an extract from the ad-
vance sheets:
''TarnatoE seize me if bear the taunts
Of this young Locofoco Skin a coon
'Twere easy Aye, and ask to do more
To whip my weight in wildcats-to dive
For alligators Gn the turbid stream,
And having Ia en- them by the rugged throats,
To wrench their entrails from their jagged
jaws
And fling upon the bank-why, that were but
summer evenings playl There's not boy
Within Arkansas but might do the same,
And after, Chamber to the squirrels nest
And rob it of it's nuts. Shall the base loafer,
Than whom the iune-bug which the night
hawks crack
Is N creations creation greater of account,
Chaw me catawsmpously Away
'Tis night-be red, my bowie-knife, ere day"
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HoAXING A GREEN ONE-The citi-
Eens, members of the Wisconsin Legisla-
ture, and others, had a rich time at
Madison, the other day. An innocen.
Chicagoman, named Swanburg, advertised
in the Chicago Tribune for wife. He
was answered by young fellow of Mad
isor, under the name of young lady, who
stated that she was ready to receive his
proposals and invited him to visit her
He went, met the supposed young lady,
and Immediately proposed to elope with
her. He vas Immediately arrested oy a
bogus officer for attempting abduction,
and tried by bogus court in the Court
House. The whole proceedings were
carried on with great gravity, and the
victim had not the remotest idea but that
the whole thing was sad reality. After
standing the ordeal of two hours trial,
he was finally released on condition that
he would leave town Immediately. This
he did on train leaving for Milwaukee
just in the nick of time.
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LONGER OR SHoRTER.-Once upon a
time, a man stole goldfish from a store
keeper, while the lstter's back was turn
ed, aud bid it under his coat-tail Now,
it chaneed that the garment was too small
TO entirely cover the fish, and the store
keeper discovered the situation of affairs
But he held his peace. y.....r. ..
Not so the thief Knowing himself to
be dishonest, he felt particularly anxious
to make others believe him honest.
"Mr. Merchant" said he, "I have ira
ded with you great deal, and have paid
you up honestly and promptly, have l
not ?" . ..-. -
''Oh, yes" answered the merchant, 81
make no complaint"
"Well," said the customer, "I always
insisted that honesty was the best policy,
and the best rule to live and die by"
That's So" replied the merchant.
The customer turned to depart.
"Hold on, friend" cried the merchant,
Speaking of honesty, [ have bit of
advice to give you-wheneVer you come
to trade again, you had better wear a
longer coat, or steal shorter Goldfish"
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DROPOSALS.-
Il PENNSYLVANIA AGRICULTURAL
LAND SCRIP FOR SALE

u PENNSYLVANIA AGRICULTURAL
LAND SCRIP FOR SALE.
The Board of Comm issioners now offer for
sale $4,000 acres of agricultural College
Land Scrip, being the balance of the Scrip
granted to the Commonwealth of Pernsylva-
MIA for the endowment of Agricultural Col
leges in this State.
Proposals for the purchase of this Land
Scrip, addressed to "The Board of Commits
sioners of Agricultural Land Scrip" will be
received ct the Surveyor Generals Office, at
Harrisburg, until Il o'clock, NJ, on
WEDNESDAY, APRIL 10, 1867.
This land may be located in any State or
Territory, by the holders of the scrip, upon
any of the unappropriated lands Except
mineral lands) of the United States which
may be subject to sale at private entry
Each piece OF scrip represents a quarter sec
ton Of one hundred and sixty acres, is issued
in blank, and will be transferable without
endorsement or formal assignment The
blank need not be filed until the scrip is
presented for location and entry, when the
party holding it can fill the blank and enter
the land in his name. Bids must be
made as per acre, and no bids will be received
for less than one quarter section.
The Scrip will be issued Immediately on
the payment of the money to the Surveyor
General. On all bids for a less quantity than
10000 acres, one-third of the purchase mon
ey must be paid within ten days, and the
remaining. two thirds within thirty days after
notification of the acceptance of the bid or
bids by the Board of Commissioners.
JACOB VI. CAMPBELL, iSurUeyor Gen.
For the Board Of COMMISSIONERS.
Harrisburg, Feb. u, lS67-td.
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AN UNFORTUNATE STRANGER. .-'Can
you tell me-" said stranger to gentle
man in ball room, "who that lady Is,
near the second window-that very plain
looking LADY,"
."That is my sister, sir" replied the
person addressed, with very formidable
look. ...a
"No, no, don't mean her." said the
unfortunate interrogation, 81 mean that
ugly woman leaning against the piano !;
there's about as much expression III her
face as in a bowl of bonny clabber."
"That, sir, is my wife"
"No, no. gasped the miserable stran-
ger, the perspiration starting from every
pore. "Good gracious wish 1 could
make you understand NE I mean that
blear-eyed object in the pink silk, the one
so drJul homely. | should be afraid she
would splinter looking-glass by looking
into it. There, she is looking at us now"
a''That, SIR said the gentleman, with
fierce calmness, "is my Oldest daughter"
The stranger darted from the room and
cleared the premises as though he had
been struck with presentiment that a
powder magazine was going to explode in
that roum in less than three seconds.
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MALT AN D HOP S
always on hand.
All kinds of
IRON AND n A1LS.
NJ E AT NJ A R-K Z T.

The undersigned also desire to call atten-
ton to the fact that regular Meat Market
has been established in the basement of the
NeaC Building. Arrangements have been made
for procuring the very best of stock with
which to furnish this market, an abundant
supply CT which will always be kept on hand
to meet the wants of the public.
B61 Market Days.-Until further notice,
the Market will open punctually at o'clock,
a. M, of every day in the tceek, Except Sun
day,) under the immediate charge of Mr.. E.
Young. Pork, Beef, Veal Mutton, Sausage
Puddings, &C., always on sale. Venison in
season.
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TAILOR SHOP.

In connection with our Dry Goods Depart
meEt, we still continue, in the second story
of the New Building, the Merchant Tailoring
business, under the charge of the most ac-
complished Cutters in the country. r
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GOAL! COAL! COAL!

u The subscriber is now cs5tiIl liz :
CoIl;ery of VIM. Filey, 81, at Lloi L.S,s
ON the Pennsylvania Railroad CD5; -5gr;
~ and will be glad to fill all or, .r .!
amount, of citizens of EbenspuIfs ~ CtI
;tv Satisfaction as to quaLIiy ruG'
antied in all cases 'ss5
FenIock ?. O., Jan "a
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SHOE SHOP.

On the first floor of the New Building The
Boot and Shoemaking business is In the
haAds Of seMpetent verkmea Eaas4