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Wilmington Market.

WILMINGTON, January 4-TURpENTNE-Co
ttnues to be brought In sparngly, and the market
niles firm, Only 27 bbls received to-day and sold at
90 % for soft and 50 for hard, per 280 lbs.
sps market ha. Is quiet SGasy
onerats aplsss at lower figures,
Posrs-Sales of l51 bbls at 81 95 for black, So 10
for strained, and So l6 for No 2; and 62s bbls at
S227H for No2.
CorroN-Is In fair demand, and market frmer at an
adysnce sales of only 20 bales, at lac for Ordinary
1sXc ior Low Midding and 1870 for Middhng. o.
OT1xnKn.-Three RATS sold at IS Tor inferior, 70
for ordiuary, and % for fair mill.
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HAY-T1ere have been steady sales OF Eastern and
Northern 1t s24a2S per ton, as to quality.
GuNHY BAas.-The market for Gunny bags con-
tinues dull with Gales of 60 bales at about 1Sc for
heavy bags; and rs bales at l7Aalsc.
NAVAL SToREs.-There has been considerable
doing i'm Spirits Turpentine. the sales comprising
6OOasoO bbls on the spot and to arrive at &c. and
small lots at 63c per gallon. In Tar there have been
small sal,s at IS Is per Dbl. Rosin has been in
better demand and the market is frmer, with sales
of 1000 bills common and good No 2 at SSa3 so per
bbl, and AOOa5O0 bbs low No at sS so per pbl-now
held higher The sales Of Pitch have been confined
to small lots. ,
RIcE-The market continues quiet, with small
sales of Rangoon at 8c, and Carolina at 9asMc per
pound, 50 casks sold at the latter rate.
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NOTICE TO AUCTIONEERs.
PUBLIC NOTICE.

OTT1oR CLERK OF CoUNcu,l
May, 1857.
The following Section Of An Ordinance TO abolish
the ofice OF Superintendent Of Streets; to provide
for Keeping the Streets, Lanes, Alleys, ana open
Courts in the City OF Charleston Clean, snd for
other purposes" Is hereby published for the infor.
nation Of all concerned
For the due protection Of the said contrSJtor or
contractors, il further ordained That every owner
lessee occupant and tenant Of any premiseg front-
ing In any street. lane, alley, or open court shall
on every day Sundays excepted) have the dirt nth
garbage, other oal placed In front Of hir or her
lot In barrel. box or heap, and IN readiness for
the contractor by the hour OF seven O'Clock, A. NJ,
from the first first day Of May to the first day Of
November in every year and by the hour u nine
O'Clock, A. NJ. from the FIRST day Of November to
the hrsti day Of Msy following. And any pc son Of
Tending herein, placing any dirt, filth. grbage,
or other ofa In any street, lane or alley or open
court, after the hours above named shall be subject
to fine of not less than two nor more tfan five
dollars, for each and every offence, to be imposed
by the Mayor.
By order W. B. SMITH,.
May Is Clerk Of ConnoD.
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AN oRD1NANCE

TO PROVIDE FOB TIE LIQUIDATION OF TH NTAR-
EST ON THE DEBT OF THE CITY, WHICH ACCRUED
ON THE THmrErH DAY OF sHPTEMHER Last.
DE IT ORDAINED BY THE MAYOR AND
d ALDERMEN In City Council assembled, That
for the purpose of hquidatng the interest ON the
pubic debt OF the city, which accrued ON tie third
eth day Of September last sx par cent stock. obi-
gstory on the corporation OF the City of Chrleston
Sha be issued under the direction Of the Mayor to
the persons holding stocks or six per cent oonds Of
the CITY, and entitled to receive the interest ac-
crued thereon at the time above stated, she said
stock TO bear interest after the rnte Of sx per oen
per aunum payable quarterly, redeemsble In thirty
years nom date: Provided, That no part Of said
stock snail be issued for any sum less than twenty
dollars, or for any fractional part OF o doliar Pro
v,ded also, that all sums for less than twanty dol
lsrs and for fractional parts or dollar, shan be
paid in city bulls.
SEQ. g. That the fern of certificate, and mode
OF tansfer OF said stock shall be subject to the same
regulations now exist In relation to other city six
per cent. stocks Of the city.
Ratified In City Council this twenty-secon1 day Of
October, In the year Of our Lord one thousand
eight hundred and sIty.sevsn.
IL.s.l p @. GALLARD. Mayor.
". Il. SMITH, Clerk Of Council October 25
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Boston Market.

Eoston Market.
BOSTON, January 2.-CoFFEE-Ihe market Is
quiet for thi, article, and nothing OF any G
has been DONE Small sales of Java at 26Hc gold; st
Domingo at 2lc currency. and Rio at 21n25c ID, as
to qualify Tho stock is 7074 bags and $500 pockets
against 9ls5 bags AMI 6Sl0 pockets at this time last
year. r.
CorroN-rhere has been rather more inquiry for
Cotton for few days past, and better feeling pre-
walls The stock amounts to about 5000 bales. We
quote sales of Ordinary to Good Ordinary at l3aioc
LOW Middling at l6a16c and Middling at 16al7c, in
cluding UplRnds and Gulf.
DoMEsr1es-The market for Cotton and Woolen
Goods has been quiet during the week and scarcely
anything has been done, but all desirable goods are
held Arm and more active demsnd is looked Tor
with the new year.
GuNNY CLoTH-We learn of no transactions In the
article and prices are nominally 181a19c, currency
The stock is IT, 100 bales The imports have been as
follows.
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DIE CHARLEsTONER zE1TUNe.

DIE CHARLEsTONER ZEITUNG.
JOHN A. WAGNER, EDITOR.
v1NDFR THE ABOVE BEAD THE UNDER
SIGNED prt pose to publish German Weekly
Paner. TO be the organ Of the German population.
and devoted to the interests of this State in snoour-
agino ImmiQration and Industrial Pursuita
fdterature. Agriculture, Commerce, Arts and
Trade, will be represented In its columns and tha
news Of the day will be given.
General JOHN A. WAGNER has kindly consent
ed to undertake the editorial management for tha
present
subscipton-$S for Twelve Months; 81 so for
six Months; 81 for Three Months.
Advertisements inserted on liberal terms
@. G. hsacKEANN & CO..
No. Broad street. Charleston, O. 8.
September Is
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CITY TAXES.

OTFICE OF TIE CITY ASsRSSOlb(
CITY HALL, January I, 1858.
NOTICE I3 HEREBY GIVEN TO ALL CON.
IN CERNED that the Monthly Returns ftr the
month Of December past t1s67l In complisncJ with
the Tax Ordinance, ratified on the 2Sth day IT De.
cember, 1866, must be made on or before th 3 18th
instant W. N. HUGHES,
January IS City Assessor.
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Gitp advertisements.

ST. MICHAEL's CLOCK.
OFFICE CLERK OF COUNOM,l
December lS, 1857.
HsTIMATEs FOB REPAIRING, CLEANING AND
n PUTTING IN ORDER ST. MICHAEL'S CLOCK,
viii be received at this Office until Monday, 12thin-
slant, at II o'clock
The CLOCK can bs examined by applying at thu
Main Gusrdbouse for the key Of the Church.
Separate estimates for arranging the STRIKING
APPARATUS viii be received at the same time.
By order. W. d. smiih,,
January4 ClefK OF Connon.
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PORT CALENDAR.
Consia nees per south Carolina railroad

January 4.
$40 bales Cotton, 9s bales Mdze, rs bags GRAIN 20
bags Flour, 10 cars Wood, &c. To Cameron, Bark
lev & c., railroad Agent N Robson. G W Williams
4 90. Johnston Crews Co, r Walker, Albers,
stenhorse & Co, Cohen, Hanckel & GO, Rodgers
& Co, Smythe. Bolman Bros. III Goldsmith &
Sons, 2 Davis, L Rich 4 Son, Adams, Frost Go,
Gaillsr6 & Minott, b Walter co, Mlkel, y
Reader. " " Smith, E Lowndes. Mowry & co, D
Busch, " Bowling & Co. W Clark Co, W
q Arms trong, B Alexander.
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Memoranda.

The Baltimore Gazette of Friday, says: Steamship
Falcon Reed from Charleston, encountereda success
sion fheavy gales the entire passage; when % miles
of Cape Lookout was hove to for 80 hours, during
violent easterly gale; of Hatteras, in the Gull en-
countered a heavy southerly gale, with very high
seas and rain, thunder and lightning; 1s inst, at
P NJ, saw brig outside Cape Henry steering south,
and showing signal half white and blue, probably
Romance hence for Navass; also bark (another re-
port says fulrigged brig) ashore on Sandy Point
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1.-THE IRISH CITIZEN"

1.-THE IRISH CITIZEN"
NEW WEEKLY NEWsPAPER.
Proprietor and Editor. ........ JOHN MITCHELL
T1IRsT NUMBER TO APPEAR ON SATURDAY.
u the 18th Of October, 1857.
Terms by the year. r.............'.....''SS'o
Terms for half year. ......-............. 10y
Terms fol- four months. ..............-.L LW
Clubs of 10 In the uslpropd.don:
Advertisements to be forwarded mmediatey, so
as TO be duly classified. x,,.-r,r
Office of the Iiiah Citizen,
No. 81 Barclay street, New York.
Sertember so
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N,exy OrIeans Market.

NEW ORLEANS. December 31.-CorToN-Ihe
sales to-day amounted to $3.50 bales at ABOUT pre-
vious rates for the ordinary grades, put at suner
nrices for the middling and better qunnues. we
now quote Ordinary at 12l4a12Ac; Good Ordinary
13l/a13nc; Low Middling 14a144c; Middling 14ha
14sc; Strict Kidding 15a-c, and Good M1ddlng at
-a16Ec.
snirited demand, but only moderate supply, and
factors asking outside rates; but at later hour,
more samples were opened and wider scope afford
ed to buyers. Under these circumstances the sales
summed up tho amount noted above. Clear, even
running lists oil Low Middhng and Middhng COM
manded outside figures, or traction more.
The supply Of these descriptions is inadequate
to the demand. On the other hand, neglected
lists were soll to-day as they have been every day
for some time past at less than our inside rates. out
such transactions we regard as exceptional, ana nos
a fair basis for quotations. Tho sales OF the pnst
three days Bum up 1920 bales, takon mostly for
foreign export but with limited business on Norn-
ern account. The receipts proper for the same pc,
rod excluding the arrivals from Mobile Florida and
Texas which nre included in their respecaYe state-
ments amount to 19095 bales, against H. 2lo during
the corresponding period last weeJ, showing an IN
crease of 1920 bales. The exports comprise lo,-
sos pales, embracing CAST to Liverpool, to9o 10
Hayre. 1910 to Barcelona, and 6l8 to New York
STATEMENT OF COTTON.
stock on hand September 1st, 1867. bales-15,266
Arrived today. 0'oto or, ,,o
29s.oe8
Cleared to-day. ay....................... o,3Sl nm
Cle1red previously ITS, 766-1sl, ,Oss
Stock Oh hand and on shipboard. 1l2.0lO
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On Friday the market opened with good inquiry,
principally for the lower grades ous ~ ssinss
nom Liverpool and New York caused ON advance OF
Kc. AVN, ~, so.n,dav with a fair
demand, but holders were asking too meh price 70
snit the ideas of buyers which restricted business
Monday showed similar stale Of affairs but there
IVES more business done, and the market closed hrm
ON the basis of 14Aa14 scfor MiddIngs
The market on Tuesday opened firm with good
INQUIRY but buyers would not give the prices asked
until after the receipt Of advices from New York and
LIVERPOOL The demand, however WAS almost en-
tirely confined to the lower grades. The market
closed arm at l4sc for MiddIngs, with an advancing
Wednesday being holiday. but little of impor.
ance was done, the sales being estimated at 7OO
bales.
The market opened this morning very firm with
an active demand and transactions have been heavy
but were mostly made after the favorable advces
market when buyers went In heavily.
The market has been very Irregular, particularly
for the lower grades. Although there has been an
advance of AsHc, the sales do not show IT. on
account Of the demand having been principally for
eraoes below Middling. The market closed very
6rm with an upward tendency at the following
quotations: "a e,o1
9naa 9d9a5y n;i;norv .i2xgis
MiddlinE. ....14 80. 14X X@l4X
The sales for the last two days have been as fol-
lows 10 bales al llc 10 " 1l2C5 Soo ~ % ."
19Xc: I79 at l2Hc; sos at l23c 726 at 1Sc; 7Sa at
1870; $50 at 1Sc; sS at 1880; 317 at 1870; $40 at
1lc at 14sc; 1888 at 14Hc; Ill at 14hc; Is Of l4c;
81 at 15c. Total, 1887 bales. Total sales for the
week, 1O.61s bales.
SEA IsIAHps-Are in very active demand, and
prices are firm, especially for the finer qualities:
Sellers have generally been too high for the views OF
buyers, which has limited transactions
The CROP of this stapls has been largely oyer-est-
roated it having now dwindled down to an estimate
yaryipp from 5000 5000 bales, which, we must
acknowledge, is very ANAL, and we can therefore
safely look for an advance in prices so soon as this is
known as feet in Liverpool
The sales to-day as follows: bags at &c: ut
Soc at Slc IS at s4c at 36c "a ct 40c 2S at 45c
and at 60c. Total l49. Total sales Tor the week.
Ss4 bales.
,,ucr1rrs OF cor1oN FoR THE WEEK ENDING JAN. l.
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NOTICE.

NOTICE.
OFFICE OF CITY TREASURED
CHARLESTON. s. c., Sd January, 1858.
"OLDERs OF COUPONS OF The FIRE LOAN
a BONDS of the City Of Charleston, are nota-
fed that those due the 1Bt instant Will De paaa
nreeentation at thu First National Bank In this city,
8. THOMAS, City Treasurer.
January 8
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DREvENTION is BETTER THAN
Il CURE.
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Marine llfw8.
Arrived Saturday.

,ort of Charleston, January 6
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Commercial.
Exports.

Exports.
NEW YORK-Per steamship Charleston-124 bags
Cotton, TAI bales Upland Cotton, l45 tcs Rice,
IL bags Rough Rice, "a bales Domestics, 10 bales
Yarn, l7O6 sacks Corn, 25 Packages, 2S Empty
Barrels.
sARoEIONA-Per Span bark Paquita-5ao bales
=, Upland Cotton. -,
BALTMORE-Per steamship Sea Gull-44s bales
Upland Cotton, 148 tcs Rice % TONS IurX isl-
and Salt bales Rope Cuttings 10 oaies rags
go pkgs Sundries. Is bales Domtsdcs.
BOsTONS Per schr Nellie Bowers-227 bales Cotton,
q tcs Rice, 5Sa bbls Roain, 2O7 tons Old Iron,
casks Hides lot Of Old Brass &c.
the Charleston Cotton Market.
OFFICE OF THE CHARLESTON DAILY NEwsl
CaAR1EsToN Saturday Evening, January T. %. }
The demand was extremely limited, buyers being
indisposed to meet the views of factors, and were
generally out Of the market Sales only 260 bales
say 10 at 10; % at IA; at 14 ct Is; 62 st l0A;
~ at 15H, and at l6c. We quote:
LIVERPOOL CLASSIFICATION.
Ordinary to Good Ordinary. 1900. .13h@l4
Low Mddlings.. ...........-....... .41glo
Middhpgs s....-...--...-..... ...1otsg-
Strict Middlings. ngs................. ....-@l6
Savannah Weekly Market.
SAVANNAH, January 2-CoTroS. Our last week.
" report quoted the market quiet, at the following
quotations:
Ordinary. ......... ................H O.
Good Ordinary. .-iag!So
Low Middlings.. s.................. ...ia555g!o
Mlddhngs... ..............'....''ioHy
Strict Middl;ngs. s....................1 .14H@-
dxrith OnOd
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OFFICE OF CITY TREASURY,l
January 8. 1858.
nUBLIC NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT
i under the following Ordinance licenses hare
been prepared for delivery from this Office.
8. THOMAS, City Treasurer.
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-Aailroaos.
GREENVILLE AND COLUMBIA RAIL
= ROAD.

ON AND AFTER FRIDAY, DECEMBER erH
~ Passenger Trains will run daily Sundays ex-
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Tne Cnarleston Cotton Market.

Savannah Weekly Market.
SAVANNAH, January 2-CoTToN.-ourl last week.
" report quoted the market quiet ct the following
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SOUTH CAROLINA RAILROAD.
GENERAL sUplRMTENDEsTs oFEIoE,) l.
Hxx.x 0akola. u

ON AND AFTER OCTOBER 8, 1se7, THE PAS
" sENGER TRAINS on the South Carolina. Rail-
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The Chicago Convention.

The National Republican Convention, to
nominate candidates for the Presidency and
Vice Presidency at the coming election, as
sembled in Chicago Wednesday, at Crosby s
Orera House. The number of delegates is
$40. and it is probable that all viii be pre-
sent. The executive committee On Wedncs-
dav decided to admit to seats delegates from
reconstructed States not vet admitted to Con-
grcss.
There seems TO be no thought of putting up
any man but Gen. Grant for President and
all the anxiety and speculation clusters about
the Vice Presidency. The position OF public
affairs at this time. and the result Of the last
experiment in nominating man for policy S
sake. viii compel the putting upfor this Office
of some man who Is known and can be trust
ed to carry out the great principles Of the Re
publican party, in any event. OF sueh'
there ARE several whose claims were urged by
their respective friends, Fcnton Of New
York. Speaker Coliax. Ben Wade, Ilamln OF
Maine. and Wilson Of Mass. being the most
prominent.
The vote was taken Thursday, but is NJ
reported as We % to press this week.
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The End not yet.

The Senate have failed to find the Presi-
dent guilty upon one Of the articles Of i'm
parchment, but that by no means proves that
all the charges against him are unjust and
without foundation, as his partisans strive to
have it appear. Not one particle the less
does the mass Of the patriotic, liberty-loying,
law-abiding portion of the country. believe
that Andrew johnson is utterly unfit for his
place, has endeavored to obstruct the will Of
the people in the laws made by their repre-
sentatives, and is determined to obstruet them
that he may carry out his own plans and
serve his own ends ; and however great may
be the reioicings Of the rebels at the victory
Of their friend at the head Of the government,
they are but for time. 1t will soon be
shown that the people viii rule, and not the
President.
As during the War, there came time and
again news of the defeat of the Union armies
and the triumph Of the rebels, and as 80 often
their sympathizers at the North were jubil-
ant and the loyal men sad, 50 is it now, when
the measures devised for the carrying out of
the will of the loyal majority fail and just as
certainly as the final result of the rebellion
was the utter overthrow of those who plotted
and executed it, and the defeat of all their
plans, will the future show that the loyal men
of the nation have again triumphed over tenn
porary political check.
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The contest of the coming election will now
be between the party of loyalty and justice,
under Gen. Grant, and the party of copper
headism and rebellion on the other under
johnson or Hancock or whatever leader
they may select. There may be an attempt
to carry up to success third candidate OF
new party ; but more likely his party will be
of as little account as that of Bell and Ever
EFT in 1852. When the returns of the No
vember election come in, perhaps even An
drew johnson will believe that the people did
not approve of him and his course, whatever
may have been the vote of one third of the
Senate on the articles of impeachment.
1t is regretted by all honest men that the
country must endure Andy while longer
for all take it for granted that no conviction
will now befall him-but it is not absolutely
uncomfortable 4; We have stood il for two years
and can for few months, since 1t seems
necessary. Perhaps he will take warning by
bis narrow escape, and be willing hereafter to
be the servant, not the master, of the people
who elected him, although his disposition is
not Of the docile kind. Whether he does or not,
another proof of the stability of our institu-
tions will be given in the spectacle Of people
who having suffered for two years the usur-
pations of defiant executive, and then hay
ing failed to GUST him from Office by the leg i
means enl loyed, yet without revolution al
low him to serve to the end Of his term and
then permit him to retire unmolested save Of
his own thoughts and reflections.