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Gmusementa

yVALLACK" THEATER.
w Popr.etor aud maaeger....... M. LESTER WAlbACE
PARTICULAR NOTICE 100,
II Is respectfully minated that consequence or the Unprecedented
demand for seats
THE FREE LIST suspended until further acs'ce.
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GOVERNMENT SALE.-The property known

GOVERNMENT SALE.-The property known
u a. TIE GOVERNMENT TANNBRY AND STEAM SAW.MILLr"
d epivfTe acres Of Land Antonio Texas Sealed Pro
8. duplicate will be received the first day Of March 1907
G purchase Of Is Of Land more or ess together WITH te
b n thereon ami tie aVprteuauccs apPermung uat 70
sv: Oae Tanuery containing twelve ston lime watts ftUo wooden
stone pools capable Of tanning l50 hides aunum
be S capable Of saving 5000 feet OF Lumber daily 'ope
AL stone building.
River and the conducted 10 the establishment
b race Of hewn laid in cement.
purchased Improvements made by the late seed
Confederate estimated TO have cost SlSU IN
gold so. ~.
uudeT lease for the 1895 ut monthly rent
81 4 PAYABLE secured title In fee simple will be given
b. the 4 5. Government
viii be marked Proposals for Government Ianuer! anu
RaS MIL sut addressed 10 j. klDDOO,
-. Brovot MajorGen., Asst Conn, Bureau r F. A. H.,
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legal Notices.

NOTICE-The undersigned has been duly ap
aprool Executor Of the lat s Of SAM RI Ito
IALISG late Of the city q Ncwork decoa'el All persons nly
1, ~, ee ere requested make immediate payments u u
BRAINAED 4at and those having claims against The e'at
Will rrrssu 60 Llm f0f El0 vance. - . ...,.,.,,
October /. 1870. LEDNAhD y. HVtALL-,1-
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a IEANIII
nOOK TRADE SALE ROOMS, ass Broadway.
ONf7Sr STREBFIGH Co. 70 E. Cooley. Cox
- Lha' -, ,ctrrn IlBEARIEs CATNOGUED AID SOLD
leshNl'' '" GpFAT SALE OF AUTOGRAPHS,
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oor IA o Nv BROTHERHEAD'S COLLECTION OF
VA 90 These Autographs have taken more than
M oeci and they comprise varied ana valuable assortment
tn eais 70 Antoqrsphs Among them be AIMED three
several loograph AID Autographs Of Is Frank IN
Oe9 1850 CsrrI Richard Henry Lee, samuel Chase, W.
yeaa Aaa' o CEN q H. Louis Philippe King the French &c
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Es,1Ssye, Lea WEDNESDAY Jan % and 80 at o'clock
1O"SDN' ''1 LAST DAY 1850, 49,, ,,.o,,

sGE PgSfs and ILLUSTRATED BOoHSe remainder Of the
o. h'b r. FISFR ESQ Of Austgied Fsuu n J. This is
% t;cSt collections Of this description offered for sale
No Aptsp are particularly fine and desNhei the FnntS END
80 snd uri0ue Among the Water Coors Is view OF Eh
bstoTa With sketch Of the or sinai mail cart od stage coach 70 New
t on spot Robertson 1885, avew OF part OF Boston
sims Ian ling their troops; sketch Of the old Haymarke
6Testsr oon l8 Among the Illustrated Books BaroS tou
o. On ia stratiops Coopers Naval History with 2 Autographs
S Portraits and II Views Duaaps American iheSter with ~ Auto
o. pfrai and 10 other Illustrations; Hayl0u Autobiography
is Win n Autophs and IL Portraits; Leigh Hunts Auohoga
81 i 10 Autographs and 90 Portraits; Mus Pursuits Of Liter
{. IA Atosphs end Portraits &C, &C. together with many
stet ,e scarce valuable and curious books Catalogues ready
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Lard Is dull and rather heavy Sales Of 500 bbls and
tcs at 12ala5zc for No Il 12Ta1SH for far to prime
steam and kettle dried. tsr @ y
co1EoN-The market today is quiet OF 81 Nc for Mid
Texas. .i537f. 1rsl7l.7"I fTI1@II Nl +.
coFFEE-Rio is without change; the demend is fair.
We quote at 16a19Lc, gold, duty paid
HAY-The demand good and the market firm at 81 40
for shipping, and 81 75a1 65 for retail lots #
MoLAssAs-Is firm, with sales Of crop Muscovado
at 62ab5c - sfs, sa q ag t,-,F GS'-. 2. .llta
NAVAL sToREs-sririts Of turpentne quiet but
frmer, at 71a72c for spirits Of tpenne, and A rs for
common rostn. S }.fsas- 'FaIs; 5Ss,# s.
R1cE-Is quiet at 10 ,ssa11c for Carolina.
SUoARs-Haw sugars In moderate request u 10 10
10c for fair to good refining and 11n12Hc for gfoce
wH1sKEr-The market is dull ut $50 for Western 4,
bond $ElN .l M@
FnE1eHrs-Are duh The engas ements to Liverpool
685 bales Cotton ut ad, and per 500 bales
COS. - - NJ = :
To e. Antwerp 5000 bush rye at e1zd in bags, and
with 900 bush at Cd to Cork for oers OF IS Cd
II to direct Fort; and ship from Philadelphia to
direct continental port with full cargo OF petroleum on
private terms .,t4--% 6rs r. -
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T nH'#I. ... H.0nrHs =s= - so. B...r.
PnSScnEcTD.

Per steamship Manhattan. from New York; McKin-
ley, " Lesser, Easton Capt Berry, Maser Nichols q
Boarunan and steersge; also, IS persons saved from
Perl stsanr Dictator. nom Jacksonville Pilatka,
Fernandina, vin Savannah-H Chamberlain, P Leah
Gen W A Owens, D johnson, L E Timmons, g A Nice.
y, Cochran, Turner and wife, Mrs Turner; Co
" Mancer, N 11ancer, J D Harrison, g webb g Huot
R!ng Wittchen, Reed, g Y clifford and lady,
E Banknight b Jouralman lizard. " g Jones, p
Balhnger, W Hayward, Jr, W White, 3 McNeal; II
T Brayton. Mott, Memminger, Jr, J NJ Haw-
thorne, Wilson E W Guilty, Trent Bunnell, T s
Mot, and dock. ' a-s,i;&g,4, .l3Lls. .T-N' -,
Per steamer W " Frazier. from Edisto and Rockville
ColJ Edings, Edings, Garrison Miss J G Benz
King, O Whaley, " Graham, aud so deck. '3l
Per steamer Gen Hooker, from Fenwicks Island 30
Capt W Grace, Howe a Chamberlain, P Heeney,
and deck- LIZ. "a g.1I. -
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immediate action on any measure. It is not q
new decision; it il IS old as tho history Of Con-

immediate action on any measure. 1t Is not q
gross
MI nc Rt 9h sa that he 5eta Ii Es
bill to exhaust every effort in their power to pre-
Mr. =. ThArEnS1 % hope my Colleague % = lir. stevens> eve
enough Of this entertainment. n ! :,
Mi Ross Of st hi inquired Of Mr. Stevens
until aisel the Tax Bill should % be d disposal sdf Of
daughter on the republican side.)
NIr. CHANDLER asked MIR. Stevens to yield to
motion test question that the whole matter be
postponed to day certain. gggly s&sDG #%1.
MIR. STEEENs declined doing so, and said: havo
listeneu with patience, believe to the gontle1aen
any Of them: nm awaro OF the melanaholy feel
ing With which aFe appr9a chung she 6aaEel
Gle .ahsa nation na2g5serl and ad there is d
tent which We cannot attempt 10 Sarmonizo. % : I do
not desire to lose an opportunity oi Psssin: this
bill at once and sending it to the Senate and pro
Maine (AIr. Blaine) will offer resolution which
he holds in his hand, will he much obliged to
Mr.. BLAINE {rep.), of Maine therenpon offered
the following resolution: .-.5-= ..s.t N
lseso1ocd, That the rules Of this House be sus-
constitution, ssWill the House the reconsidera-
ton agree to the passage Of House bill No. Las,
the Presidents objections to the contrary notwith-
standing?"
Nir. EIDaDaE moved to lay the bill on the table.
Tho SPEAKER ruled that that motion was in or
dor, but that the motion to suspend the rules had
priority Of it, and, If the rules were suspended,
the motion to lay the bill on the table could not
| under the resolution, be made.
! MIR. LIE BLOND moved that the House take a re.
cess. & 5. @.s. % l .. gf @y%s
| The SPEAKER declined to enter tain the motion
on the ground that there was motion pending tc
suspend the rules, under which the motion for 8
recess could not be made. So ss as+
! Mr.. FINcK appealed from the deciston Of the
Chair in refusing to entertain the motion for re-
| cess. ,{%@a'e.S5 St I'M i1sf rsI=5s IN
The vote was taken by yeas and nays on the
question sShan the decision OF the chair stand as
the Judgment of the House, z. and resulted-yeal
| IT,, nays 4: The nays were Messrs. Harding o.
| Kentucky, Shankhn, Irimble and Wsrd Of Ken
democratic members, voted ssaye," stating that OF
confederation they we're convinced the decision o
the Speaker was correct. sSz 4. Z. TT. "A Z y
The question was then taken on the passage o
the bill, aud it resulted-yeas 1s5;; nays 4s. -
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The New York Eseasng f1stofatonday tho 4sh inst.
The 1oan market is easy. but rstaer more active ~,
rate e 6per4cent with exceptional Il y
The discount demand is far. choice hills passing at
Foregn exchange is duL Bil1s mt co Iava -, IL
don are quoted at 1o7a1as for commercial iosxaios
days a2as At sna. IKE is,: s. Z?
aAnsSsFp 2a1sS i5 Swiss aas5 TX, Asbafs'
mon, 7s7sa7aN; Pruaaisn fhals1a. ore
PRoDucE M EARKRr.f ..T15;
Western Flour Is irregular ioW assao so
are offered freely and easier while choice ans a,e
1he @ business q the day has bean r
Sales $500 bbls at So soso 70 f,r ;a,1,.,no
shpping Ohio; 76ai2 tade ana az % - 1e
o. yo Michigan and Indiana and sl2a1e 6r Louis
Buekwheat Flour is dnl at 81 5oas per 100 ,be,
s & ssd Ia :. s12s1t inside
Canadian Flour is dun and ieavy salss Of loo ha Z.
Southern Flour Is dropping ssiss q s7s bb i. %
All rs for common to fatr Baltimore ana coury exirns'
Rye Flour is steady. Sales OF SOC bb1s at s7as
GCoSR Meal Is inactive and heavy. -., si
qualities but heavy for common The sissad is eon
aned to rniers The ssies 800 tusheIs ut g so
for choice choice No ot Chicago springs No snd g
Barley L firmly held but the market is quiet sales os
Ss GOO bush prime Canada West at 81 n. & is
e Barley Malt is without change. -,
Oats are mo, active and close steady With GONE IN
eCssio na% do 4 sses are sush o Chicago
at zoe; Jersey at Csc. ts =" 10 Min N M.
. Bye s without material change Small lots Of western
a le store small lots State at 81 30a1 50; new can
- Corn better and active Is e,aey
aro9leoso bush Eessrn ixsd st sao7si os in stcrs
Se,o1 Saa 10 10 q saoas @ Western fstoe Iarsey
do et y Is. and southern yeiow It 81 o. = = o'a
Isoy11oNs-There has BEEN COCA steady demand for
rnent For Yuture delivery we seer of &c O1 Shs nav
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PORT CALENDAR.
MARINE NEWS.
20 RE OF CHI ARIES ON.
Arrived Yesterday.

4 q .Ti v
Steamship Manhattan, Collins, New York, 7e hours
Mdze. To Street Bros s co, q Ave1in Son. JE Ad:
brown. bud Rate saio Bosnn Gn E1ae h9ags9 aag
Bros &.Co. A Nachman & cow M Bird CO. n Rischos:
Gs Gsesy 5eylsssen e
Co, J comnnins e Dawson 90, I Drucker Doa1e &
aTaSe 60 Gsa eboun a
Calder, Hahn T. Schroeder. & M Isenaan Jacobs "A q
Katse CO. Klein, lancaster / Howe e. Ienaniss mls =
seI, Mckay & Campbell. Murphy, Little 90 Mehrtens
E schrode1, scox. stenhouse c. q " stenens
W1ss & Hans nsas
Order On the 4h and bth inst experenced very heaYy
crew psssengers Of sesnshp xndaaa Rssn saving
rHa sseamshp asGrge g Sgson GroTe Boston 20 hours
ers We are unable 70 gvo the eongnees 81 tae ship,
as the hs Of ading have rs1t come to hand
Js& TR Agnew. n Mssander " RhH SsCoaa 8 gsn ma.
Bss ssssse s Gsss aaae 1sssea sos s9oHn 9s
HSyeE. R1oMn G = caqsssnsca Bs1k1sy aco
sstan cosen % H7sties So5n g. 6o@is E
seoa1iea @ hSS% %insan ,sSs,sT z@s
Co. Hassson son. sasssy SGrSas Eaoss s nassn Gn
anaer naaa Hughes y Hass Hetns Horse Jen
Kinan HoWe Kaste Co. 81 Moss aas annGn Mn
ss N1ni G;e Noise Marseher: Murphy,
sleo1 Renneker 4 Glover, W stefens & Co. Shepherd
Conen. Scott Co, Strauss, VanceB Co Il ID shan-
herd. b Seigling. schnen & CO, Thompson e BIO t.
Tore, ~ = White, Wagner, Heath L Monsees Wen-
btng W LWebb, g W Williams i Co " q YYhi1den q
CO, Werner Ducker. Lieut. Col j p Low. ~ Z. -
sshr Ann Deas from West Point MIL 9s bbis Rice,
To Cohen, Hanckel Co. ~ 80 = - S
Steamer Dictator, Co1etter Palatka via Jankso,,1,a
Fernandtna and Savannah -1a9 bales Coton 90 hh1s
Syrup, bales Mdze. To D Aiken & Co Cohe1 Tsnns
ed GO. ID Kirkpatrick, Hunt Bros J A EnaiouS q
Co. g W Williams & Co, @ Pinckney & Rro q r 3oh -
tnson Son, W B Willinzns Roper & etone1 stransU
Vances Co. Adams, Frost & Co. G Inernha1n ' ,|4
Steamer " " Frazier, Torrent Edisto and Rnckv5ns
u bales Cotton, 10 sacks Cotton Seed and Miza -
= d.asa ag.lleanme' auIney, Cohen Hanoke CO. and
steame Gen Hooker Boyle. Fenw1cks Island Sc ia
bags Cotton Seed I! bales Cotton, and Mdze To G
p 6uineaume, colcock Co. W Dowling. -. ~
Cleared Yesterday. Y. " ~ N, .as
schr 70 Frazier North aide OF cuhs-Bonafant 3
schr Ell; sprzgue cardenas-Risey cre,ahton 4 IS
;; 4: z z s.$ s From thIs Port. ,,5r 81
steamship Heragoasa urowen New York Manl, q
sehr Golden Gate, Frisbie, Baltimore March L -
scnr Carrie Bach, Amstury, Georgetown g. March &
..:S:, y, ], = Up for this, Port. a A.
schr Lucy orcutt, Butler, at Baltimore, Mnrch6. LII:
Cleared Tor this Port ..st 7:ysis7
BrE Marshall, Ellis, at Baltimore March ~ ~
schr May dul:roe, Mnnrpe, at Baltimore March 4 80.
:rs l Sailed for this Port. F.s.$ i. s.ti.}
Brig Depesche, Inbke, hom liverpool Feb is. s: @
:s. '.:. :;s::. go. LIST oFyEssELs
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sESUBLIC, Hol1l1.CE..i y !,
;s.19FF1G,lE Of org; TKEAsu

spgBLIo NOTICE ts HEREBY. GIVEN TART 1s1si5 TNDER 5
the following Ordinance HcenseE have been pre3ared
for delivery l srona tbs Dace
sze l. gs & ordaaed BY e ayor and i,
Guy Cosseti That from and after the frst day
of hcsnsa shan bs out fot an carts drays
the sa1S aooordng to the sa1ns provisions
noH 0 force tn reio 70 CARTS dfays and wagons let or
Ss,Es1 foE hse except giving bonds sae6 such
tsantng tho number thereof and marked IaIvaie. To- be
paaced On tho outside dasths m ; ID s ~, n
s1c. NO Ieror be. tsks1f ~ TIE iresaurar a.
Wv. sas ssss u
.lesa ne Or aheb freeholder.
e iofopsg ahaH hereafter be fha rata, .f
Including the horsas or lnulss nssa rsoi wic ssis
De nee fuxn uher tsx1tda;f rr,-.7I3
RuaG1o oAa1s, paaxs on THosr n AHY
1Us1Eas wHAT1vkR, roR AIRR DIREor on n7DmIcr ri
Eor eSe catt gray o. By horse ~
nB,s. Ir eysey ssy cart drswa no horses d
"a s:.s s:ss ss s1t s.
vt svo Scr.ss ses s g ie otnnibu
Tez syssx Sur ss ssssss e snsps
.s6 6es s,e truck rsvn w tNo pr mules
= Tss ss;ss sss cypress norss
Bread oAaTs And scAn9ss xxs, mo. S5i!
Eor every Dread caet ENKgon,
,ssi. SSf oyssy ssrt hsy DO
pot.ng Of goods wares lumosry d any
Indirectly scr the sanne pay Hcahse no sam os
Hsiasd i Ia Gsy ss osass s ais l sr
= sssa Sc ~ yssr q eas Ird Que
., ths y, x.yex: . !: ): ,1s'er
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COMMERCIAL. j.

s:5 .s{F, & Exports. .a.i .-..a.' -.&ft' l-s.
NORTH SIDE OF CUhA-Per schr T J Fzazier-66, TOO
Lumber 20 bbls Potatoes, 10 bbls Pitch, bbls
Tar, s bbls Spirits Turpentine f,5 .ll..s2e-
Tho Charleston Cotton Market. q
OFFICE OF THE CHARLESTON DAILY NEWS
CHARLESTON Wednesday Evening. March 6, 1867. !
The market was dull. and about 1c p 1b lower. Sales
100 1s at 27 1e at 49, As at 49, and 1s
at 2ohc- We quote: ,tss 5,., n. q,
4 Ordinary .... ..... -. @a7x:
Low Midding g..........................2 o.
M1dddng .29H@-#&It
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Georgetown Market. !,

L y: "a 4GseorEsctovFn Market. f.st A
. ! saMEoRaEToWN..s # G, March g: :-corros.- heard
Tn1nEn.@ioo sticks fa,r min timber sold during tie
week at from to 10 cents per cubic foot. MI. t
TunpEN1rEE There has been arrival, n the past
low Dip S 7s and senpe s % = b6l. 50 - :
\ .:,s .s:,s ;.a Augusta iIiist Market. ..1 # ::
AUGUSTA, March 5.-FRAso1AI--Money market
so19-BEeksss buying at - and selling at 10;
@ rs 9qying at 1872 and SELF ns ut
anS srkss 1 has been extremely dun to-day
York market causes like feeling here We quote mid
cd to ii paiss fooHs 1T a 3. a. a @ "a
20 at 2sA Is at %, at 2sL and 10 st soc Re
cepts, 199 bales. n ~ y5 e5Sl i-5.s5l., S.Isf.
I ~ ~ Savannah Market rs ,S,a 81. 4 4
E SAVANNAH, March coTTos-The market was
on daas
dency In favor OF buyers NE 2:5i
I S !. Wilmington Market. Al >s;:. ...,$s
WILMINGTON, March 5.-TuRpEss1nn- No receipts
IS; sR1a11s Tg1rEsz9nsI Has declined cent and -
Rosn--Ihere has been moderate business done. to-
da IT s Is a5s e A
and No 2: a IS 5oas e2 a. and 200 do at
TA1-ss bbis I sold i; at at s. 81 1asf 30 . bb - ;
Z COTToN-Oue or two small parcels G2 ba1eSl sold ut
27A cts for middling and % ota strict rnidding
Of four rats at SeB0a7 80 for ordinary
and Su p y snr prime min. IN -
Baltimore Marker. - \. 1---sT
BALTIMORE March -CorroH-Tha .untavornhla
advtces today per Atlantic cable. together with the
eedng Of fpFennium on gold. have produced aTaty
u;raal on basis Of soHas1e for Mdd1ng Upland. Re
cepts continue fair and stock quite large Cleared on
saturday o64 bales to Liverpool per steamer Worces
tar!. .ss - sl t::-ilT ls 1S.5ts -
Rio at gold 80 days To-day the market was Quiet
with 100 bugs only reported at 1890 Market continues
firm and prices unchanged .z1791.11,
FIoUn.-our market remains dull, and. though with
out quoabe change further email lots demand from
dealers large lots could not be made without further
concessions. We repeat nominal: .s5,5f :. !" " 7-
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Censignccs per Northeastern Railroad.
: a p, /. F.. .

158 bales Cotton, cars Lumber, chr Stock 1e bbls
Rosn, Furniture. Mdse &C. To, GEaeser Lee, Smith L
Go, Caldwell ! Son, Pritchet B Harris, Howard l.
Bro, HschoR. w Jervey, Adams, Frost & Co, T Da-
yis; Msrshall Jr g Hacker, Il Kirkpatrick, W
Williams Go, Aowry 4 Co. Cart, Kopf Jervey. " K
Ryan,W G Courtney & Co. G Ingrnham. ) & Daw-
son, Kendall Dockery, and Order. b. Is5Ie rf.
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Consagnecs per South Carolina Railroad.
.#.N #...".. March q. ..&If zFr.

1877 bales Cotton, bales Mdze, A bags Grain chr
Old Iron, and Sundries To A HopleyG Go, Fraser
Go, r Agent Rodgers y GO, v Courtney \
Go, shackelford Fraser, Colcock l. Co, Johnston
Crews 1 CO, Upper Sons Laurey Alexander. G
dorf, Willis l. Chisolm F R Blake, NJ HARRISON Col
Low Williams, Mey, w g Simms Adams Frost
g. Co. E r Walter, 81 Bischof T. Co. tt u 80.
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GRAnS.--Wheat-100 bushels white and Ito bushels
red comprised the offerings -days choce Southern is
Em with small sales Of both white aud red lot s. 80
at So s5sa ~ Spring grades are unsaleahle Corn
fair receipt the offerings reached 230O bushels ,viie
and M 0OO bushels yellow; the demand YVES active and
prices beter included h the sales 500 bushels ttr
white at SIC, 1000 bushes good at 81 l2OOO bushels
prime at s1a1 o. bulk at the laer 5000 bushels. prime
yellow at 81, and 1900 bushels fair do at 98a9oc Data
goo bushels offered and sold at SIC Nothing doing in
Rye. #0 sai $50 ,-tT 80 X. = - -
MoIAssEs-There Is stock Of Cuba Or Porto Rico In
frat hands Market unchanged for English Island rang
ing from 4s to 7Sc, aa to qualify. 81
PRov1sloNs-We report sales to-day of 18O bbls Mass
Pork at s21 62a21 75 q bhl Bulk Meats azehed 6rmar:
quote at ea9o for loose and packed Shoulders Bacon
is IN good demand and prices unchanged VIZ |: for
Shoulders !oa11c rib Sides 12al2c clsar rib
nside price for cash tho spot; Hazns auonr cnrei
1sal7c for large and small lots shipping hed at 1sc
q Ii. sl.g.- (: d. M g;.--->"1 -. - A7so
suaAh-stosk IN importers hands Hight. and held
hrm; no sales to-day worthy of notica efnars have
sold ahead and are only receiving ordes for large lots
tor future deltvery at prices then cnrrent: R5. "
sALT-Remeins steady as 1sst quoted viz: for Liver
pool Ground Alum 50 2a2 Is; 40 ane Is as r sse
Turks Island is steady At eass cents PEI hshei Sor
large and small lots- tis 80 -
WH1sKEx-There ans sales reported and In xhssr
absence questions arc nominal fs Ef ~ - -,
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AuRMEtn Market.
T'-0-0-s17 p - .----- - y ~
Savannah Market,

ts SAVANNAH, March 5.-CoTToN-The market was
quiet to-day and the sales sonly amounted about 800
bales, on the basis Of % Aa3Oo for ddhnga with ten
dency in favor OF buyers 3 .zHi
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Le' soc tt,.m the Rev. n. E.anDs st. UairsvtIle Pa
~ GE - nn.-You were kind enough. on = former oo-
oasion, TO send me haK dozzen bottles 8, plantation
Bittera for 50 50, NJ uifs having derived 70 mucn
beneat from the use os these Btsters destre lar to
continue ths and you win plesae send III bostles
more for the money enclosed. IN. 81 MSS
7a 4 s% sm, very truly yoass,y F3. W
H..E.iaILDs., Pastor Ger: Ref Church,
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sDgBLIo NOTICE IS HEREBY. GIVEN TaAr 1Hsi UND5E
the following Ordinance Hcenseg have been preI3sre
for daltvAr5 fron this Ddace. IS. THOMASs sS
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1867-03-07

The New Fork Eeesin9 stofafonday, ths 4sh inst.
says: 80 ~
The loan market Is eaEg but rsaEr1nore active; The
rote - peracent with exceptional n
The discount demand s fair chotce bils naEsn1' a.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1867-03-07

The reading Of the message was listened to with
most nnwopted attention on the psrt of the mem
bers on both sides Of the House, and by the spec
tators IN the crowded galleries.. At one moment
two members we're noticed as being in CONVERSE
lion ON the Republican side OF the House, when
M. Chandler arose and called the attention Of the
Speaker to the fact: The Speaker ruled that those
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1867-03-07

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Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1867-06-04
Eicaslbabn tlnaiuf.

Nls an lestcu @ttipod sin Giien-gr,. ,.8ar.
ren,ug, auf Der Srpnton @ienbabn Stefel'S Cry
9rube perlieB in Hcrb' 'SSbeitbau Saunibip, bic
icm GauntD, lianb Gin Ntann &amen6 S8 l.
liam StdnJele, auf Der Sabn, nno alS or
bapon ldrittsn moute fel CT uno Der game 3u9
gicug ilbcr ibn-Woburb ibm Gin Sein ibret.
lid jcribmsttert 10 pie bic 3eben an bem al'
bern 6uB sbeniuaS sdu,Id 5erbrhdt tpureen.-
Ncritlid)s $,ilie ,purOe loscid peribaHt, bette
bcnp ans ben Srttcren S6umaber bon Sal.
listSpiur, unb G. z unb e. Q. @artin bon Nl'
lcntaun Gne Nmputatcn purpe fir nctbpsn'
big era6tst, inelde bur6 GbarleS Q. @ar'
tin, nit rer S9ife Der 5tpci anocrn cbcnbenann'
ten Serren gcihiedt uno 9Iidi6 auS9cfilbr
nurbe. gtan if bod immcr nod belcrst fiir
hnS 9 rhrn hss crt GtSnnele
g. 9.-g8ir pernebmen, icitbcm obiseS auf'
9cIcBt ipar bag 0r. Stdnsele am Sonntag baS
3citde nit bcm Gipigen peripe6lclt bat.
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1867-06-04

iebr itarteS Gift (bas slifotn,) ipeI6es fdnsl
tcbIib prit, ipsnn CO fonjentrirt In bic @ereau-
unsSiuertjuse fommt Sci mdBi9em Sabad.
rau6en tpirtt baS slitctin msbr bsidnft9eno
(baber rau6eu bic Snbianer bic SriebenSpfeife
bem NbldluB bon Sertrdsen,) au6 Sungsr H..
Ourit ftasnb fir ben Nn9entlid, inbem bic
Sbdtistcitbsr 8erbauun9sip abssifumpft,
tpirb, unb sisbt benz baran @eipDbnten baS @e-
fibl 3eitipeser 9ebdbisfeit. Der SrganismuS
ideint iid) an bisle tlniflide freilid bDlig I'M
nrtbige @adbhie 5u esip6bnen, 70 baB tpobI
tauin bel iHdBissrit 8tbraade bic Nrtung fer
ncrbin btrbtrbiid it, Sasegen III ba8 Sus>
ipudcn beim @qIitbeH unb namentIi6 baS efel-
bafte NusperfcH bem 8ausn ipabrbaft aufbebr>
enb. inbem Der SIr Sorberrn9 Der 8erbaunng
beitimmte nno pajn gang nnentbebrli6e Spsbsl
nublc6 bridIeubert tpirc, ipa8 sbenio berosrb-
lid 1T, ipis sin beitdncaer NberlaB ien ipilroe.