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PROCEEDINGS OF CONGRESS-.

In the Senate on Thursday several petitions
were presented and referred. A bill was reported
back formally authorizing the Atlantic Telegraph
Company Of New York to make soundings and lay
cable on the American coast Mr.. Pomeroy in
troduced bill authorizing the Postmaster General
to contract for the weekly transportation Of mail
between New York and Bremen. Some other busi-
ness Of an unimportant nature was transacted, af-
ter which MIR. Trumbnll called up the Supplement-
ary Reconstruction bill MIR. Drake offered an
amendment authorizing the registered voters to de-
eide whether they thould have convention or not.
Alengthy debate ensued, during which Mr. Fessen-
den declared that rather than force the people OF
the South back into the Union he would keep them
out. The amendment was rejected by vole Of II
yeas to 27 nays MIR. Drake then offered another
amendment requiring the electors to vote by closed
ballots, and providing that such shall be the mode
OF voting in future, unless otherwise ordered BY
consent Of Congress-, Messrs. Conkfng, Fessen;;
den, DooGttle Wilson, Henderson, Buckalew and
Corbett, spoke against the amendment, denouncing
secret ballots. Pending the discussion the Senate
went into executive session, and soon after ad-
journed. -. I.
In tbs House MIR. Covode offered resolution
lain charges of irregularities in the Treasury De-
part1nent Mr. Chandler objecting, the resolution
went over. A Bill was introduced fixing the time
for the election Of Representatives and Delegates
to Congress; also one making eight hours days
work for ali mechanics and laborers employed by
the Government. A petition asking that the same
privileges be extended to sailors as are now ex-
tended to soldiers was presented. A resolution
was offered instructing The Committee on Eieo
tions to report whether MIR. Hunt or MIR. ChillcotS
was entitled to the seat as a Delegate from Colo
RADIO.
FRIDAYS PROCEEDINGS.
The Senate passed the joint resolution to pro-
hibit the sale or use OF malt and sprituoue liquors
in the Capitol building. A Bill was passed to pro-
vide for the better security Of the lives Of passen-
pers on steam vessels. The supplementary Act to
the Bill to s'proyide for the more efficient govern
ment OF the rebel States wRs then takennp. The
pending. amendment. requiring that all electors
shall vote by ballot, was rejected. One or two
amendments were adopted and the Bill 4sid aside
until to-day. r
The House adopted a resolution authorizing the
Secretary Of the treasury TO sell the coH and bull
lion now in the Treasury, claim: by cerhin banks
ir Richmond, w., and to retain the money derived
from such SALE A resolution vas adopted direct
ing the Committee on Public Expenditures to take
into consideration the report made at the last ses
sion relative to abuses at the New York Custom
House. Another resolution, which was also
adopted, directs that if said Committee find that
MIR. Smythe, the Collector Of the PoSt of New
York, has been guilty Of bribery or other high
crime, it shall report articles Of impeachment to
the House, -. ~. Ee.s
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forth Carolina Items.

FREsHET.- recent heavy rains have greatly
swollen the streams In this section. The Cape
Fear river las been higher than at any time In the
pa st ten years, with the exception Of the spring
fresitat of 1865, when it rose above the bridge at
RIonnt;s Greek Factory, and inundated the yards
and premiiSSes in the neighborhood. Fortunately,
40 far as we hsye learned this high water has been
unattended by tEs usual damage along the banks
Of The river ns the season is not sufficiently ad-
yanced for the risk OF Great injury to stock and
produce But we regret t.s atm mill owners On Rob
fnsoal creek have been coaslGserably damaged, the
dams Messrs. Vann, Cameron ana McDatlel,
being broken. This misfortune, while u suplects
them to trouble and expense, affects this conlmu-
nifty in no slight degree, ry tho temporary stop
page Of the ordinary supples.-Fay. Ne,os.
SNow.-We learn that snow fell, in slight guam
titles, N the line Of the Raleigh and CASTOR Rail
road on yesterday. The weather has turned quite
cold; ani ice OF considerable thickness formed IN
this city this morning. he recent mild spell
having lured our citizens into the belief that tho
reign OF winter about over, the cold snap finds
naally minus supply of fuel.' Consequently, wood
is held 1T almost fabulous rates today. It will be
well to bear in mind that the climate in this lat
tude, like ':r;lite folks" is '.nngbty unsartin."
Rosctah Seatine:, 15tb inst.
ISsANE.-NIr.'W H. Thomas, formerly Senator
fra Jackson county, N. c., has been placed in the
Tnss,,a Asylum near this city. It ID thought that
the poli cal condition OF tho country IS the cause
Of his insanity. He was prominent man among
the Cherokee Indians in the western part "f the
State, Sta As and omm.Saded regiment or brigade OF
those Indians durin.,, the war.-Enterpr7Se
DEATH OF pRoF. JAMES PHnLRs.-.he Raleigh
papers announce m tho sudden death OF Dr.; James
Phillips, Professor of Mathematics and Natnra 1
Philosophy at tho State University at Ghapel; ~
on Thursday last. The manner OF n.s oeath Is &c
tailed as follows in I. letter to the SentlEei:
CHAPEL HILL, March A. teb'
The Rev. James Phillips, DID,, Professor o.
Mathematics and Natural Philosophy, ana seAlol n1
member OF the Faculty OF the University, 1s nc
more. Though his health for the past TWO :, o.
three years has not boon very robust and thc
weather this morning very inclemont, with his &C
customod punctuality he went to the Chapes' IL Il
advance OF the summons by the tolieSo beli to'
the purpose of officiating at morning prayer. Mr
Herbert Mllett, q member OF the JUNIOR Class, OF
eniering tht, Chapel after tho bell had begun u
ring, saw the Doctor seated atone % on the res' :
truin, oowcd to Linn, and, his a5asion not 1clnt
retnlned ,l?.rroacied, and just as he reached III.
rostrun ne:eeivetl thnt he was falling from hi'
sent. He dropped to tho foor inilno ately in tn
resr Of the pulpit, and died III less than ten min
ntes. d. H.alett, the family physician, was Ill ut
tendance just as pqsatlon was as ceas.ng easing - Essex
England, on the 2ad OF April, 1792.
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presented to the public. Price 81. -. =
For sole by all druggists. Wholesale BY,
= DoWIE! & NOISE,
" No. 1n Meeting street,
Opposite Charleston Hotel.
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work Market.
NOON DISPATCH.

= NOON DISPATCH.
New: YORK, March ls.--~l he Stock market is ex.
cited. 5-2ys '62. Coupons, 1904; Exchange GO
days, 81. Sight, 9s. Gold, as4s. Flour a shade
frmer, quiet. Wheat quiet, firm; Corn 10. bet
ter; Western Mixed, 81 20 in store. Pork ftmer;
New Ness, s24 Lard quiet barrels 12aaa1sat
Whiskey dull. Cotton firm, at s2aSs4 for Middling
Uplands. Freights quiet. -: - -s". s..; ~ -,
- ,s'-@ EVENING DISPATCH. tss,.zi's
NEW YORK, March 1s-Stocks excited Gold
s4a. 5-2Os of ga Coupons o.. Cotton frner,
sales 5000 bales at s2aS2aa. Flour active; State
50 2oas12. Corn steady. Mess Pork steady
i,s9osin s. 25as8 so. Neights unchanged. 1.-.-
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New Orleans Market.

New ORLEANS, March 1s.-Cotton firm. Sales
to-dav $500 bales. Low Mdding 2sssasoc. Re
ceipts 5s16 bales. Exports 2406 bales: Sugar
dull; sales at 1sc. for iFaiz. Molasges very dull
and no sales. Flour in good request and is held
firmly at advanced prices, Snper: s12as12 25.
Gold s5as53 Sterling 5a4es.a ::NeW;i York Sight
Exchange .ia3 per centum.
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Cincinnati Market.

Cnc1NsAr1, March 1s.-Flour unchanged and
firm. Corn .quiet.il Mess Pork in gooa# demand,
and bas advanced, s22a22 So
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@ Notice Is HEREBY; GIVEN. THAT
application will be made to the Court Of Common pleas,
at its next Session for Charleston District for Charter
Of Incorporation OF TEE MECHANIC ASSOCIATION.
March 1R 81
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St. Loufs Market,

ST. LOUIS, March tS.-Flour active; extra s11 50.
Corn heavy at 81 20 o. centalal Provisions ad-
.vancing; Mess Pork s22 5oa2s. Bacon Shoulders
9ac.; Sides 122c. Lard 12ac. ,.;;;s -
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/ a%AWAY WITH SPEOTACLES.-oLD EYES
made new without spectacles, Doctor or Medicine.
Pamphlet mailed free receipt Of ten cents Address
e. B. FOoIE, Ii. D., No 1l5o Broadway, New York.
L Nc
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# UNITED STATES INTERNAL REVENUE,
ASSISTANT AssEssoR's OFFICE, NO. ss4 K1NG-sT,
Returns Of ANNUAL TAXES for year 1855 will be recedv
ed at this Office for Divisions and 7. comprising Wards
g. and cast part of 4, between r. and S p NJ
until 18th OF April next except where parties receive no
tice In such returns must be rendered within ten
days from date thereof. according to Law.
A. CARTER, Asst. Assessor, Div. 3.
A. LINDsTROM, ASS. Assessor Div. T.
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@ ARTIFICIAL EYES.-ARTIF1CIAL HU-
MAN EYES made to order and inserted by Drs. I.
BAucH md r. GOUdLEA1ANN formerly employed by
Ro1ssoANEAu, of Paris, No. 59s Broadway, Now York
Anril Ia Tyr
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Raltiniore Market.

BALTIMORE, March 1s-Ro Coffee, 1S2a14, gold,
in bend. Flour firm at the recent advance; City
supelfne, $40 so. Corn advanced saA cents; White
81 1Oa11 H. Provisions active and firm; Bulk Should
ers, Sa94. -. =. ...ss1.
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aTMESSRS EDITORS YOU WILL PLEASE
announce Gen. A. NJ. MANIGAULT as q Candidate. for
Sheriff at the ensuing election. = q: AcITIzEN. :,
November s -. stu y
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a@ ESTATE NOTICE. ALL PERSONS HAv-
ING demands against the Estate of FREDERICK RoEss.
LER deceased. win presant them properly steeed and
all Indebted Wiz make payment to the undersigned
LENA BOOKSELLER, Adn!nistratrix.
IL. -. I 49,. ~. 4 " 4,.ox :
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Snow I'm the North.

PH1 1E1pHA, March 1s.-There is excellent
sleighing here. The street cars have been par
italy stopped en- account of the snow.
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THE AIKEN PRESS.

r1s PROPOSED TO PUBLISH IN TIE TOWN OF
Aiken, s. c., weekly paper under che above title,
70 be devoted to General III n:ensenss-E9sso; a COM
raent Of Agriculture including the tieid the orciard
tue Vineyard, and the Garden. News summirs,e4 b
dontsn digest OF the important events OF Tue week
viii occupy portion OF the paper, and paracular ata.
Hon viii be given to the unsettled question Of Labor ss
hest adapted to our new condition. and the eveopmens
of the resources Of the country IN Manufactures, A3r>
culture Fruit-raising and Vine-grow1ng. N,s'g -
Terms-$S year, IN advance. = - 49,; . =
81. ". RAYENEI. Editoe.
". D. KIRKLAND, Publisher, @ January n
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@ BEA AUTIFUL HAIR.-CHEVALE
LIFE FOR THE HAIR positively restores gray hair tc
its original color and youthful beauty; mparts lite an6
strength to tho weakest hair; stops it's falling out
once; keeps tho head clean; is unparalleled as hal
dressing. Sold by all Druggists and fashionable hair!
dressers, and at my Office, No. 1l23 Broadway, New
York SARAH A. CHEVAuIER, NJ. D.
DoWIE l. NOISE,
No. 151 Meeting street.
Opposite Charleston Hotel.
January bnius
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~WE ARE AUTHORIZED TO ANNOUNCE
E. N. WHITING, Esq, as candidate Tor Sheriff o.
Charleston tJudicall District at the next election
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In plain English leo eggs have been found in
s'Waterfalla." Dreadful lent ~
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The nose on The face Of the Washington statue
II ths Park mas peen knocked into TO apug by stone
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rHE NEW AND E1EaANr snEWHRE1 sTEAMsH
CITY ADVERTISEMENTS.

OFFICE OF CHIEF FIRE DEPARTMENT.,
REORGANIZATION FOB THE CHIEF OF FIRE De-
" PARTMENT can be LETT at the office Of the Clerk Of
C1uncll City Hall, up stairs. - -, NJ q. NATHAN,
7: March is i''>.: 10 800 Chief Fire Department
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~ BATCHELOR HAIR DYE.-THIS
SPLENDID HAIR DYE is the best in the world The
only hue and perfect Dye-harmless, reliable instan
taneous. No disappointment No ridiculous hnts.
Natural Black Brown. Remedies the Ill effects of Bas
Dyes InUgorates the hair leaving it soft and beautiful
The genuine is signed William 4. Bachelor all others
are mere limitations, and should be avoided. Sold by all
Druggists and Perfumers. Factory No. 81 Barcley
street, Now York.
aar BEWARE or COUNTERFEIT.
nacotnner IN 1yy
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A profound 'sincompatibity' exists between
Prince Napoleon and tho Empress Eugenie.
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Missouri vineyards are said to be in excelel
condition.
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! a5- SPECIAL INTELLIGENCE PRO
POSE to furnish LABORERs Of all classes for Farmers.
Railroads. Shop Garden Store, Hotel or general House.
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Persons desiring employment will call at No. Cannon
near Kin street, and all orders for Laborers will be
promptly me-, and satisfactory reference given.
February % limo S. B. HALL co.
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Conversational.

firm, with continued activity and advancing ten
dency. Middling Uplands quoted at 13S Sda133.
Congressional.
WASHINGTON, March 19.-In the Senate the ere
dentials Of Mr.. THOMAS, the newly elected Senator
from Maryland, was presented. Tho motion tx
refer them to tho Judiciary Committee was elabor
rately discussed. Without action the Supplemental
Bill was taken up, the House amendments Nert
concurred in, except that requiring TIE majority O
registered voters to ratiFy the constitution.
The Bill authorizing the Secretary Of War to fur
nish BRowNLow with arms and equipments fo1
twenty-five hundred militia was passed. The Sen
ate then went into executive session and after
wards adjourned
In the House of Representatives q large number
Of Bills were introduced and ordered to be referred
to the appropriate committees when appointed.
The President was called on for information
relative TO Fenian affairs in Canada and the French
evacuation of Mexico.
joint resolution excluding liquor from the
Capitol building and the adjacent grounds was
passed.
The Senate's Supplemental Bill was taken up,
Ind the following clause was added to the oath:
ssThat the applicant for registration had never
been member Of the State Legislature or held
judicial office and afterwards aided the rebellion
This was to cover cases il Virginia, where since
1859 such officers were not required to swear to
support the Federal Constitution.
In the sixth section the clause requiring at least
haE the registered veters to ratify the Constftu-
ton, was stricken out, and clause making false
swearing punishable was added, and the Bill
passed
resolution allowing suspension Of the rules
by q vote Of two-thirds, during the remainder Of
this session, was adopted
A resolution directing tie Judiciary Committee
to enquire whether Maryland has Constitution
which Congress can consistently recognize as Re
publican, was adopted ;--.s.t -.s. :, s:1l,:
A joint resolution directing suspension Of pa. !
ment for drafted or enlisted slaves and discharg
ing tho Commissioners under said law, was
passed. - -c..s - 80. ~. Hf',s--.'
A joint resolution that money captured, and the
proceeds of captured property, be paid into the
Treasury, was adopted. This amount includes
several millions now in special deposit in. the
Treasury. The House then adjourned.
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SAN FRANCISCO, March 17-An avalanche is re-
ported to have occurred in Kearsage, Nevada, kill
ing one man and destroying nine houses.
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ST. PATRICK'S DAY.

st. Patrick's day falling on Sunday, the gen.
eral celebration was postponed until the next
day, but the Catholic churches were crowded
with the devotees of the Saint, and at st. Pa
! tricks Church the ceremonies were peculiarly
interesting and the discourse by the Rev. DR.. JNo.
MOORE, the PASTOR displayed q thorough knowl-
edge OF his subject
The church was beautifully decorated with ever
green's and great taste was displayed by the ladies
OF the congregation, in making the wreathes and
| ornaments used on this occasion. The music OF
the orchestra and choir reflected great credit on
the manager, tho Rev. JNo. SHACHTE. The sermons
in the different churches all bore upon the grand
topic Of the day, and the pastors inculcatcd on
their focks the precepts first advanced by ST..
PATRICK.
ST. PArRICK's BENEVOLENT SOCIETY.
Monday being set apart as the genuine ST. PAT
R1cks Day was celebrated in a becoming style. St..
Palrick's Benevolent Society and the Hibernian
Society met and celebrated their anniversary in the
usual manner. st. Patrick's Society celebrated
their fif ieth anniversary or golden epoch in the
genuine Irish style. This association comprises
among it's members many of our best citizens, and
has always been considered ono Of the most prom
mont charitable organizations in the city.
They met at 9 AN. yesterday, at Masonic Hall,
and, preceded by band of music, marched to st.
Joseph's Church, wherea most excellent discourse
was delivered by the Rev. J. c. CRooaHAN. Mr.
CRooaHAN dwelt principa iy upon the character and
antecedants of the Saint, and, if our space admit
ted, synopsis Of his remarks would be both read
able and impressive. After the sermon the $3.50
citation marched through the principal streets to
their Hall, corner Of Wentworth and King streets,
and there partook of lunch. At P. N. the so
ciety re.assembled and proceeded to an election,
which resulted in the following choice :.
Rev. J. C. CROGHAN, President.
JAMES COSGROYE. First Vice e-President
THOMAS MAHER, Second e-President
- JAMES F. SIATTERY, Treasurer.
JOHN MCMAHON, Secretary.
Commttee on Finance.-Gart Byrns, b. Rodden, q. D.
Mulvaney, John Barry; John D. Kennedy aud james
Dotage.
Committee on Relief-Geoge Tandy, Chairman; Thos.
Finneran, Michael Kennedy, James Wallace, james
Barry and James Muldoon.
Committee Lelters.-Michael Feehans, James Dsw-
Son and Patrick Kennedy -.a.s1 -.
The company, with their invited guests, then
sat down to banquet furnished for the occasion,
and the happy wit which is inherent in every
Heberman breast, generated o pleasing inter-
change Of sediments which kept the guests en-
chained until q late hour. .:4
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Tho Fiadical leaders now speak Of Congress as
the supreme Legislative power"
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Eira i'm hIemphis.
Avalanche I'm Nevada.

MEMPHIS, March 1s.-Howard Row has been de-
stroyed by fire. Loss $3.50, 900. .r .t.,3a
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In New Orleans some of Ristoris adniring al
ditors appeared in their shirt-sleevcs.
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SAVANNAH, March 49, a Meeting Of three thou
snnd negroes has been held here, whish was ad-
dressed by three white and five black speakers.
The speeches were confined to q discussion of uni
versal suffrage and the right to sit as jurors. 1t
ySas yery on }erly
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Gen. Thomas declines hIs New Conmand.
WASHINGTON, March 1s.-General IHoatAs, sat
his owa request, retains command of the Depart
ment OF the Cumberland, and General JOHN POPE
will command tho Third District. tt1gy
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Washington News

WASHINGTON, March 49, General sronEs leaves
Baltimore to-day, per steamer, for his Head
quarters. = @s..rt..-
STEVENS has had four column speech in type,
advocating confscaton and the Freedmen's Home
stead Bill E-ss :-zs%s t.=-s@ } 'N''= =
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aFELMORE MUTUAL INSURANCE. COMPA-
NY.--CHARLEsToN; February 9th, 1s67:;--A Dividend
Of ONE DOLLAR PER SHARE will he paid to the Stock
holders and after this date in partial liquidation from
Assets realized Also return OF the Assessment Of
ONE DOLLAR PER SHARE with interest, and the As
eesser+ Notes Of 81 per Share, held by the Com
pany. ,.s;.;E -. -. ):
Stockholders will be required to present their stocl
Certiacates
By ordor Of the Board Of Directors.
JOSEPH wHMDEN,
February 27 Secretary and Treasurer
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# THE HEALING POOL AND HOUSE OF
MERcY.-HowARD ASSOCIATION REPORTS, for
Young Men, ON the CRIME OF SOLITUDE, and the
ERRORS, ABUSES and DISEASES which destroy the
manly powers, and create impedimenta to MARRIAGE,
with sure means Of roiet Sent In sealed letter en-
velopes, FREQ Of charge. Address Dr."J sKILLN
HoUGHToN, Howard Association. Philadelphts, Pa.
.,JaI,narv1S J.. - s.s =. .---L..ss:.. 9ruo
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SPECIAL NOTICES..

~ A. CARD.-THE OFFICERS AND MEM
BERs Of the Young America Steam Fire Engine Compa-
ny tender their thanks to N. NJ. PORTER Esq., for 70
Treatments Furnished mt the fire the morning Of the
18th. wv. HART.
March 10 i Secretary z A. 8. F. e. co.
: ~ CoNsIGNEEs PER MERCHANTS LINE
schooner MARY e. AIsDEN, from Baltimore, are noh-
fed that ahe is discharging cargo at Brown & Co.'s
South wharf Goods remaining the wharf at SUNSET
VIII be stored at owners risk and e1pense 49, -,
March 10 STREET BROTHERS & 90.
~ CONsIGNEEs PER STEAMER FALCON,
from Baltimore, are hereby notified that the steamer is
This Day Sischargng at Pier No Union Whafvcs. AN
goods remaining tho wharf after sunset will be stored
at their risk and expense. MoRDEO1 CO., !
March 10 - - - -, = IT, Agents.
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Harbor Masters Office Charleston. February g. 1866.
E7ahr p
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+ "a. NOTICE. -CONslGNEEs PER STEAM
sHPE. B. s0UDER are hereby notified that she L. Thu
Day dischargng cargo atNorth Atlantic Wharf Al Goods
remaining on the wharf ct sunset will be stored
pense and riisk OF owuers ,f al. ,.:;. ..:.l
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TFLEGRAPHIC.
Our Cable DISPATCHES

Our Cable Dispatches.
LONDON, March Is, Evening. -Consols steady at
g. u. s. Bonds TAG.
LIVERPOOL, March 1s, Noon.-Cotton opens very
firm, with continued activity and advancing ten
dency. aIiddling Uplands quoted al 134da1s3.