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pVrTTpTS on pRODIrcE

JAN 1t-56l3 bbs Flour, 377 bbls. Whisky 40 bhls
Corn Meal is7 sacks do 46s sacks oil Cake Alg5 hush
Corn 255 bush OATS 900 bush Malt, 35S BUSH Seeds ia
pkg Beef 1853 bills Pork, 5g pkgs Cut Meats, go Jgs
Lard &c pkCs TaOW, 1873 Dressed Hogs, $3.50 bb Pc
troeum 5377 pkg5. Butter, l,5i5 pigs. Cheese.
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tn n. Editor ofr1.NY rrn,n.

SIR: In your paper Of the 9th inst under the head
Ing Of Jefferson Market Police Court you state that
Mesns. o. j. IudOyic made an assignment, which Is an
error as it should read that the firm Of A. g. Berng Il
Go. made an assignment. by correcting the above You
will much Oblige, o. d j. LUDoVfCI
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No. scs BEoADE A., NfW- $ oRk, Jan. II, 1861.
This Bank Will assume tho MI.iCipal Taxes on lts
Shares for The year loo. By ,,dor o. the Board oil
Dlrrc,,,- JOHN T. HILL, Cashier.
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Oh Inc ItIIhyIFdIIl VV'I 'I"'V I'V ''I
Iedger remarks as follOws
Total tung.-....

cool
At an average price Of s. 80 per un the total value OF
r above coal nj dc-water would amount TO tj73g6 500
The rate Of Interest in European cities is as follows;
London, 8laG9; Paris, 9a5l-3 Vienna, Sd; Ber-
lin. 4-G.; Frank 'ort, 3l-2!; Amsterdam, 5aii
Turin, 6; Brussels, Sa2!; Madrid, gao; Hamburg,
g st. Petersburg rae.
The return from the Bank Of England for the week
ending December % gives the following results when
compared with the previous week;
Rest .E32Gi777 Increase S22s2
Public dcposts.......... b,ioDatl lncrt -
Other .18.5a2z2i Increase. l@o
On the other side OF the account:
Government securities. .4l3fl,l2l 10 chanFo go
Other securities. 2D2I,ljj lnfrt.ic.- ilbu2i
Notes uIcmployci ..... 1,'Tl5lj Increase .It'-,'
TITO amount ol notes 81 circulation Is A2io33C5' beng
decrease of GC7IcO; and TIE stock OF bullion IN buth
departments Is sla27g, showing an Increase OF &414
ilj when compared with the preceding statement
The weekly return Of the Banl, of France shows the
following results as compared with the preceding ac-
count:
Increase: Cash IN hand, 5i,uoocot; bills discounted.
9sDnui; private accounts oc; treasury balance
lfs.pOC0f Decrease: Notes lIJ,tFf.i advances, ttd
tIouarv Tho movement u the discounts indicate a
SLIGHT revival Of TIE demand Tor money but the stock 81
coin and bullion continues % ri-e
The Rutgers Fire Insurance Company nave de
clared semi-auuual dividend Of five per cent.
At the annual meeting Of the Trustees Of the At
lautc Savings Bans. Che loth inst, Mr. Harrison
Hall was elected President.
The following are the movements Of Dry Goods at
Il
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CoES E1CHiNGE ISIS Co, OYFcR 10 Isl BRoaDgIY N y
u 1hn ANNIIAI. Ell .ElvlIQN hold ON AZ

At THE ANNUAL ELECTION, held on the
IA 9Th inst following named gentlemen wese elected Directors ss
the ensuing year, VIZ: -, :. ,,-r~,rD
FRANCIS A. PALMER, FRANCIS 7. tlkNALD,
John BODIER. CHARLES BURhHALTBR
\ HARRIS JOSEPH RUDD,
IEIAus NJ WELLS, WILLIAM A. HALL,
FRANCIS F. SCHOALS, DANIEL DBVLIS,
GEORGE W. PLATr, HENRY h. hOGpbT,
JOHS r. LAWRENCE, WARREN HARslT.
GEORGE G. PETERS, JONA. w. ALLEN
NAHUM SULLIVAN.
and CORNELIUS L. EYERITT SAMUEL G. HARR10T and HEsRf
O. NORTON elected Inspectors Of the neat ensuing election
Of the Board subsequently held T. A. PALhbR ee,
unanimously reelected PresdelG J. H. EFERlI1 CASHIER
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.Inanrinl.

THE BowERy NATIONAL BAyx, HEw,loRK, Dec IS, 1es
A n ELECTION FOR FIFTEEN DIRECT
"a ORS Of this Institution FOR the ensuing year. viii hi
the Banking TUESDAY tie 18th DAY Of January reI be-
~ r. HAMILTON Casss,
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Chickens, choice, 3 b.22d2j
Ordinary. g. i1.......l6alS
Ducks, choice, % D....l3 e2a
Ordinary, - J.......l6G-O
Canvnss-buck, II
nair.........si 50dsJ 90
Mallard, y prmSl 2joSl go
Geese, D ib.....-.......lbU2O
Pigeons, squad, % p9iGtuU62
Turkeys, choice, ? lb..2i4 81
Ordinary, . ib......l5G2.
NI.Ef
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BREAD AND CRACKERS.

Cod, Dry, @b --....... salli
Claus SOFT, @, lC0......2j q 50I
CLANS. Hard, - I0D ....COa 81 !
Crab. Hr41. Z, doz... 80 :
I,ls. Smoked, 4 buuch1jd 3oi
Halibut. smoi-td, FD.21G2il
Haddo,a. smoked. T. rl5GI6I
Herring, Sm'Ld, g. D.-lj0l6l
H,riiuas, So.l'd, D. bOXf5o e5l
Mackry,i, salt, { fb....l60leI
salt, c1ch.......-....l0aisI
SILT. a. l,it......sJ 900 q col
IIgtFu- NJ
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OTFIcE BLEECzER-sT. AND Fulton Ferry

VE1HE ANNUAL ELECTION FOR DIREC.
TORS Of this Company will be held the Ocs Of The ComaSr
on Thursday tie 18th January next Polls will be from 70
m. o'clock. A HAIFIElD, Secretary
NOTICE is hereby given that q MEETING of
~ the STOCKHOLDERS Of the WILCOX & GIBBS sgWIy0
MACHINE Co will be held the Office the Company No Bros
Way the 18th day Of January 1901 o'clock for tao purpose
Of eecing four trustees foI tie ensuing year.
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NAphEDi hit.
Pudding, Liver & Blood.
y ib..................ls U20
Pigs feet, y dOz........C006
Head Cheese, y D....2Q02l
Sausage, p b...........lS0 %
bologna, green, & ID 1920
ny .-..-....--.- Qua %
TIdpe, & lb......"......-GlO
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oade OF 40 bbs at s1aa1e for plain Western mesa and

made OF 40 bbls at s19s19 for plain Western mehs, and
s18a2s for extra do.
TTERoE BEEr.-There is fair business doing at full
prices The sales 600 cs at $40 for India mess; extra
brine mess at $50, and prime on private terms.
BACON SpEs.-There is fair demand at full rates.
The sales 47o boxes at lo%c: for Cumberland cut
II ka11 for short rib 1c. for city made long clear
and 12a12ac for cut hams; 10000 tb. rough aides in
bulk at 101Sc. and IL, 900 lbs. bellies at lie,
CUT MEATs.-The market is firm, but not very active.
We notice sales Of 360 pkgs at 13 14c for hams IN dry
salt 14a141sc. for do in sweet pickle 9Aa9kc for
shoulders in dry salt, and 1Oa10Ac. for do. III sweet
pickle,
BuTrER.-The market is dull and heavy.
CHEEsE.-There is little more inquiry for shipment
at unchanged prices.
LAnD-There ia not 80 much doing. Prices are firmly
held Sales were made Of $50 bbls at Cor No
to kettle rendered city; 12%a12lc for No. Western;
13a13I for steam rendered do, and 13a1Sc fos Kettle
rendered do.
R1oE-1s inactive at 1oAaloXo for Carolina on the
pier and in store
suaAR-The market for raw Is fairly. active, but ct
lower prices We quote fair to good refining at
The sales are GAO hhds Cuba at 106al2Ac the latter
price tor clarified; 1856 hhs Porto Rico at 10a12A and
1915 boxes Havana at 9s<a11Sc In refined there is
good business but at concession on the part OF te
holders We quote soft yellow ut 12aalSA; sort Wh1te
at 1S1za14 and crushed, powdered ano granuiatea 81
| 14s<al4Mc.
TEAs-There is little better trace in lines at un'
changed prices Large parcels move slowly. We note
the sale Of 400 half chests souchongs from first lands
WHuEEY-The market Ia unchanged.
FRE1aHTs-To Averpool-S00 bales cotton at 5-l6d
1000 bushels 1t 4d; and per steamer 5oO0 ousneE
peas at Sd; 1000 bales Cotton OF 7ad and 1000 bush
els corn at sd. To London-per steamer, lco0 boxes
cheese at 40s. To Glasgow-per steamer 7boo ousneh
| corn at I'D.
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GRAM-Wheat-1O0O bushs red offered; no sales; mar
ket unchanged though nominal Corn-1S, 600 bushels
white and yellow received included in the sales were
$500 bushs white and 1000 bushs yellow at 81 1Os1 IL;
Western mixed white sold at 81 05a1 o. al to quality
Rye-no sales Oats-10O0 bushs sold at 66a 100 q bush
as to quality.
MoLAssEs-We report sales Of 40 puncheons English
Island price not transpired Market still bare OF otner
descriptions in first hands.
R1oE-Carolina lis dull but hald stesdy at 10hal04c
per tb. Rangoon last sales were 93sc.
SAIT-Contnuea firm at our quotations, T1z: Tor LiV.
erpool Fine So 25 do Ground Alum So 1a2 rs per sack
Turks Island 32a6Gc per bushel
suaAR-The market is quiet no sales; quotations NOM
inally unchanged
WH1sKEY- are no sales reported, but we stfli
quote held in bond at 80a82c per gallon.
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to BarCelOna.
SUGAR AND MoIAssEs-The receipts dnce yesterday In
clude IS hhds Of the former and IS rbls OF the later
The market for Sugar presented little more ACTIVITY 10
ay as holders made concessions, which caused buyers
enter and take about 4so bids at Sc Z f for i
Molasses the inquiry continues light and the sales DID
not exceed 68 bbs at easier prices as VIII be seen ny
the following quotations.: thin reboied 6Oc
62c q gallon.
cons-The stock s very heavy and prices IN eonas, E
uuence exhibit further falling of as will be sesn oy
the following Sales amounts to fully 1000 gackE Of
which ots at 81 o5al o for @ 1ed ana q ~
1000 white at 81 12, and 210 do ct 81 15 per bushl
OArs-The supply is more than ample 70 meet the de.
msnd which Is only moderate at rates which lean more
I'm ayor of buyers The transactions include 26OO Sacks
at 7a73c 500 nt and 1850 at zoe per buahe mang
- R1ss@Carolina I'm good demand Small lots Of fair
ara selling at 11Ac. We quote choice Carolina as 12a
l21sc; India at &c. and Louisiana at 9a10c.
FnrraHTs quote: BY steam for New York 10
per ID for cotton and S. per hid for toacco; by an to
BOSTON, 70 per b for cotton; by sail for Liverpool 9l6c
for cotton; Ike for Havre, and by steam to Liverpool ID
per lb. - "a .--.az
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COMMERCIAL.
Exports.

t1vrRpoOn-pers ship Southern Rights-27s bales
Zs snd 2s13 bales Upland Cotton
PORTO RICO-Fer Br schr Mary White--77,49s feet
poRDEAUx-Per Prussian brig Paul ct Marie-l12,s 900
feet Timber Is, ,88S feet Lumber.
NEW YORK-Per steamship Granada-57 bags ana
aas bales Upland Cotton; 80 balec Domesdcs bales
Canvass bale Rope IL bbls Fruit 10 bars Railroad
iron. s bales Yarn, IL boxes Brandy, SO Packages.
Par steamship Florida-113 terces Pc" ~ nae'
and IL bales Upland Cotton 81 pols iulpei'' me- @'
pHH.AiIEIPH1A-Per y schr A n Cain-1l bales Upland
Cotton ITS tons Old Iron Per schr John shay
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Baltimore Market.

BALTIMORE, March 29.-CorToN-The market was
steady to-day, but inactive quote held firmly at SOC
for Mtddhng Upland
CosFEE-Late yesterday there was sale OF 6oo o9gs
Rio at to-day $50 bags do at 17a1so gold
and CSC cure cy; 45O bags do Loe Beard and 200
bags do from second hands, both on private terms
| FLouR-Remains Inactive, though held firm. The
sales are limited to small lots to the trade within our
IIox, rdav vi1 a~
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TEE Two RAcEs.-The Milledgevile Recorder
gives the totals of the census returns OF Georgia.
ia 1860, as follows Number of whites, 591 ,588 ;
blacks, 465,693 excess OF whites, 125,895. The
male whites numbered 3O1 ,066; blacks, 29O,S62 !;
maiority Of former, 7O,2O4. The white polls in
1855 were SO ,909 blacks, 65,909-givng the whites
"a fOl majority.
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Passengers.

Per steamship GRANADA, for New York; Hardwick
and lady Mrs r. A Carnighan, Mrs Winberg, TIT,
tee, N Kennedy, G Carrothers Murray, MIS- :g T
Toale Miss Mary Keaton, N Reeves, Mrs Anna stauf
Reid DR. Jane Mrs Grace BurdeH, Miss Ellen Bry-
son, o Springer, E McElroy, c Rolley, McI1e,
man, J Lindsey, Rollet Stein. Mrs Kelly ana =
Hawkins, Dunn, Mclaughlin, Riells W Higgins,
Deegnan, Evans. Cost and Il @ steerags. - oo,,p
Chisolm Budds, Mrs Quansby and children, Miss
J Mcdonald, Mrs Nolan, and : in steerage.
Per steamer Pilot Boy, from Savannah, Beaufort &c
simons, @ Hecht, Rodgers d Stedmore, Iifen
q Tifen, " Chaplin, Mrs Fogy, r Lane and lady,
and deck: 5!s-fs - t1.-'.
Per steamer Gen Hooker. from South Edisto, &c-D
Webb, ov Swift, ] Richardson, Hancock, and
deck. =fss.1.'
Per steamer W W Frazier from Edisto and Rockville
J n McBlar, DR. J Whaley. Kngsbury, i Whaiey, y
Whaley, W Seabrook. Miss Mary REILLY, n Jenklns
] LaRoche " Wilson, and % deck.
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From the Dublin U'nirersity Magazine.
BEYOND THE RIVER.


Time ts q river deep and wide,
!, And while upon its banks we stray,
We see our foved ones DER its tide
Sail from our sight, away, away.
Where are they sped-they who return
No moro to glad our longing eyesf
They've, passed from hfe's contracted bourne
To land unknown, unseen, that les
Beyond the river.
IT ia hid from view but we may guess
How beautiful that realm must be;
For elea,nings of its loneliness,
In visions granted oft We see.
The yery clouds that DER it throw
Their veil, unraised for mortal sight,
With gold and purple tntngs glow, .5as
Reflected from their glorious Light
Beyond the river.
And gentle airs, so sweet, 30 calm,
Steal sometimes from that viewless sphere;
The mourner feels their breath of balm,
And soothed sorrow dries the tear.
And sometimes list'ning ear may gain .
Enhancing sound that hither floats,
The echo Of a distant strain
OF harps-and voices blended notes,
Beyond the river.
There are our loved ones in their rest;
t They've crossed Times River-now no more
They heed the bubbles on Its breast,
Nor feel the storms that sweep its shore
But there pure love can I've can last
They look for as their home to share;
When we, in turn, away have pass'd,
.@--g What joyful greetings wait us there
So -, - Beyond the river.
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Galveston Cotton statement:
Wilmington Market.

WILMINGTON March a0.-TuRPENTNE- 90 bbls
received and sold at - or yellow Dip and $2 70 1or
hard, q 280 lbs. s-----,
No transactions reported In spirits turpenhne
Rosn-Sales Of I7 bbls at So Is for Common; ~ SIN
for strained Common, and $3 90 for No2
TAR-One small lot sold at 81 rs q Dbl
CorroN47 bales changed hands at FIX cts TOR mixed;
27 cts for midding and 2S cts for strict middling.
HAY1OO bales Northern received and sold from wharf
at 81 Is p 100 lbs.
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m Pain over the Eycs =
=. Mental Despondency. - "
Prostrauou; Great Weakness.. :
whtoh are tho evidences 9: -, nnann,ar. ,..
a ssS tsst Of siT sdnlt ailments
u.aad to, dsaassod and toruii iyer. The hillary
ps.; ~ tho liver into fhe Gtomsoh po
W M t o st .md aynth;t The sboye syrnptcns
&C. Inn. rosaarch ue are AHA fo present the most
1norS Sss aver soSnoed Wta one year over III
S to S1 fo. thonSsnd persona hsye tskec e
pa pry,s sn not An instar,ce OF complaint
h.s aorna to our tnovleirol ..ssf.s
70 ~ aact,,a tonio nnd .presable stimulsat
saired to ali conditions OF lie. f..sEE ~ s
a.. srtiyn nronertsa sre wholly fsIse For the sAt1
Of public ha p s
os-n =, the traat,nent OF Feyer and kae Dyspepsia
Wesness, eto It was introduced into Europe BY the
Gountrss wife Of the Viceroy OF Psru, in l6A0 snd
afterwards sold by the Jesuits ef tie eNo'so1s rce
Of france. HuDobods makes especial reference to il
febrifuge qualities during his South American travels
OF the stomach and bowels.
DANDgIIoN-For Inflammation OF the loins ana crop
11.nrs FInWHns1Aromstic, stirnulant ana tonic
,,.S,1 .,,I.rl., ,nv,aorat,no IN ner1ous debility.
n1gn.y % Aa g.. ~ .nrof,la rhanroatim etc
nrnot;po Nnuh
AHmH-An aromauo ~ w - rSdr, Aeo
musole and mnH; mncn usea ny c,,.nasr make
Also, clo7e-nuan' o1anee' cs1fs"As' -'''.s
On ee0' rxG =, onfst@s ~
s. T....l8BU..-.A. -. ssst;.
ano+har uonaerfn1 INGREDIENT OF great use amopS
49,. ts.ntas ladies Of soIith america imparng besutJ
~ .a con,neYion and br1lianoy TO the mind L. yet
20 ee ~ ts onmmercs Of the world and we withhold
-. n.me for the preseut, ,tsE
,,o,,,,. ~; 17na 1;53,r,o. rrs
AH n..arsrcn n q Tlacen,her "a 1R61
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consider chiokering b Sons Pianos superior to any
In the world.
They are unrivaed for their singing qualities and for
the harmonious roundness Of their t0ne There ls
upper notes are remarkable for clearnesn and purity
whloh do not find in any other nstumont while the
base is for power without harshness and
for magnificent sorority.
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LONDON. January IA. 1865.

.IameI n. Weht, Esq.,:
convey to Mossrs. Chiokering the e1pression Of my
highest approval Of their instrument It s CON tda1
moi merely the best instrument Of American 1nanutac
ortes tina. has ever come under my observation; and
the NEsssrs Ohokerina may well be proud OF having
turned out fron their mandatory an instrument
Vhichi for touch, quality, power and workmanship, 1t
would be very difficult TO Hurpsss In any part Of the
wide world. -
Dear sir, very sincerely yours,
CHAs. D. COLLARD,
Firm Of Collard Collard, Pano-forte Manufacturers,
London.
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CAR D.

tits with feelings OF pride as American manufacturers
that we publish the following testimonials, which hsVe
been received py us recently: -
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New York. Market.

MONEY MARKET.
The New York Journal Of Commerce Of Friday, March
29th, says:
Money is In good demand at full rates OF interest
Loans on cal are made at per cent, with only oc
casional transactions at any lower figure Business pa
per is selling at 7a10 per cent for rstcass
prime Endorsements are going at 7as per cent
PRODUCE MARKET.
NEW YORK, March 26-BREADs1 UFFs.-The market
for State and Western flour Is uu The medium and COM
grades have declined to 10 cts Sales we're made Of
6400 bbs at 50 s0al0 Is for suprne State stsl 80 for
extra State S11 85a12 Is for good to choice do;
50 Soa10 rs superne Michigan, Indiana Ohio Iowa,
&C., and $40 95a12 40 for extra So 45a3 80 for choice
extra do, including shipping brands of round hoop Ohio
at sl 7Oal2 IS and trade brands OF 90 at s2 ebalS s0
Louis at slS 25al4 so for spring. and s1+ 4Oa17 25 for
winter. closing quietly.
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LoNDoN, August y, 1850.
james H. WehM, Esq: = -
Mr DEAR sm: as you are going back to the United
Staten, must beg you 10 remember me kindly TO ths
their Grand Pino.for,e good an iastumest, hink
AZ uas evcY t,,rasd out, botA IN touch andser
Wishing you, 6o., remain eyert. 1y,
q. F. BROnDWOOD
Firm OF l. Bro.dwood l. Sons, Piane-forte Manufac.
turers, London
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PORT CALENDAR.
CORRECTED WEEKLY.

Cons1cnees per South Carolina Railroad,
March 80.
eoe bales Cotton 25 bales Mdze 80 bbls Rosn 10 bbls
snrits Turpentine cars Old Iron, cars Lumber, s
cars wood ano sundries To yelling, Ebaugh NAL
lonIe, Orphan house, " Pope, Robinson l. Co, .
Prtchett 81 Kirkpatrick, L D DeSaus sure Motett
Co, j hughes, W Dukes l. Co, J Jungbluth, W M
Iawton, King Gibbon, Utsey Kenyon, Murdoch,
Bollmann Bros, Oakley & NJ, B Sloan, Pieper, 4
R Agent Willis l. Chisolm, E Vincent Schroeder,
J Pringle, Fraser l. co, Walker.
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Among the chiefponts Of excellence OF the ohiclrsr
nG panos of which spenk the renowned artists In their
ooneratulatory testimonials to the Messrs Ohckerng
ara the greatest possible DEPTH richness and volume Of
tone combined with rare brilliancy, clearness snd
perfect evenness throughout the entire scale; and,
ntove all surprising duration OF sound the pure and
sympathetic quality OF which changes under the
most deltcate or powerful touch.
During the past forty years this arm has manu-
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Al bales Cotton III tons Iron, lot Of Powder lot of
Furniture, and Sundries. Per schr circuit
~ 001 fact Lnmber. Per schr Samuel Cashier,
Jr-16O 600 feet Lumber and TIMBER
Cotton II bales Yarn so bags Peas "a tons Bone 14S
Hitles S2 packages 500 sacks Salt.
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The Charleston Cotton Market.

OFFICE OF THE CHARLESTON DAILY NEWS,
CHARLESTON, Saturday Evening, March 80, 1857. j
Tho staple was in moderate request buyers being CON
fined in their transactions in consequence Of the limited
supply on the market and the stiff views of holders
Sales a45 bales say at 16 at 49, at 1s, at TO- 81 a
o. at 25 at &c. at 2s, so a 81, SO ut 27 A at 2s
II at aSk, at 2s2 and Is at 20 cents We quote
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THALBERG.
GOTTsCHALK.

consider Chckering h Sons Pianos, beyond com.
harrison, the best have ever seen in Amertca.
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10000 PIANOS

In the construction Of which they have introduced every
known and valuable Improvement. They have inTaris
bly, been selected and used by al Of the worlds &C.
,o,udaed great artists who have visited this country
professionally both for private and public use.
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EQuI1 1C8CO4In8.l. -
AN we have to say is, that from the communica-
Gon We published yesterday morning, we judge
that Beverly is competent to take care Of himself
We take occasion to state moreover, for the infor-
nation Of the Charlotte Guardian, who has asked
for it. that We believe the sentiments and opinions
Of W. B. Nash are those Of nine-tenths Of the co.
lored people Of Columbia.--C -C0tunsbiG Pheni1.
RETURN DAY.-Last Saturday was return day fol-
this district. From an examination Of the Clerks
cases have been returned, including acceptances
and confessions. Many Of the cases are small pro-
cesses suits brought by administrators and execu-
tors, and suits brought for litigation by consent
on old notes for negroes. The return though a1 &C.
is not great as anticipated by many, and ls not
the largest return ever made in the district; there
having been larger, we learn, at former term Of
the Court. These cases. it is presumed, will not
show any exceedingly large amount OF indebted
ness by, the time Of Judgment 'and verdict, as q
heavy pairing down and scaling process must un.
doubtedly take place before that time.
The Tribune says that the question of appoint
ments and combinations sseem to have degener-
ated into "a kind of horse jockey business" We
cording to present appearances it is not half US
decently managed as that business is. The Senate
seems to have neither principle consistency OF
system Of any kind in its action. The first point
aimed at seems to be to let every Senator erntify
any personal spite he may have against any
nominee; and the next is to let them all crafty
their general spite against the President. Their
President may nominate and generally they do it.
What they really desire probably is to secure the
nomination Of officers, as well as their confirma-
ton, for themselves. So far they have not sue
ceeded-but their perseverance may be rewarded
by and by.-M. Y. Times.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1867-04-01
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