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Ne,r Orleans Market.

NEW ORLEANS, April 3-CoTIoN.-The sales to-
tay foot UP 1000 bales which may be increased 0y
the closing OF some lists uader negouatioh .'cr :
NJ. Yesterdays business reached 55ou bales, 2oJO
having been sold late the day, thus MAKING all t"-
oregate of 9J00 70: two days.
Tbe market WAS excited and irregular throughout.
The II A. NJ. Lvcrpoo. accounts were SO an,oieu,
ms reportiun sales OF 25 600 bales of cotton, and SO
muc;, TX .tcd that quotations could not be gwen;
that agina ION tool wing and l2]sc was Inc lowest
price looked tor. This was soon followed oy trlc.
gram at LS0 P. NJ, quoting Orleans M1aoNne d.
l2l<d. BUYERS were disgusted and holuers calne
forward more freely. list Of spc uaton cot'ou'
c,,: r-ntced Middi;nr, was offered at 3nc in vain,
thou previously LLS MiddlinS had been sold NJ
About P NJ the evening dispatches came to
hand quoting Orleans Middling 121a12?S, WIN up
lands 121S ahoat This was too late to allow OIL iur
ther moveme nts though an effort was maue 70 Close
Prices of course were fluctuaing. and for sake of
reference we quote Good Ordinary 26laa29 Low
Mi ding Sa3O AID Abiding 30}saj!, remarKno,
however that slcs were made ootn ABOVE anu re-
low, the market closing Will oeclueu tenueney uP
wards. =, ooo ,,.
total for the week 35010 against 2l,OOO last week,
and 294O0 the week before Inc receipts ,a ploper
Florida and Texas, the gross arrivals sum up l23oV
The receipts proper last week were i52'o, showing
a decrease Of 1605 bales. The weeks exports com-
prise 1920 bales against IS, 1l9 last week: nc
hipmeuts were: to Liverpool 45J0, Havre 5000. st.
Petersburg 340O Barcelona 5000, Mexico 3SO Geneva
500, and New York and Boston 43O bales.
Tho business in Liverpool the past week was the
LARGEST on record bsles, OF which 600 to
tne trade 40 OOO for export aud 1900 on specula-
tion. stock 3aS, 800 oaics with $500 afoat.
STATEMENT OF COTTON.
Stock en- hand September 1st, 1861 toales) 1926
Arri cd to-day. ay....................... 1.9ol
Arrived previously. ............. Ouo,Zlo-ouo'io'
G2O,425
Cleared to-day. Zsot
Cleared previously .54i, ,G:2-54',5'G
Stock on hand and on shipboard.. T2,S49
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Mey. Hauckel, Adams, Frost & Co. Lebby, E q
Rodgers Co, D Loeb Goldsmith L Son. Mowry {
Co. Johnston, Crews & Co, W Courtney CO, \
Robson, " Williams Co. G Walter l. Co, ] B
E Sloan, Mure & Co, Willis Il Chisolm, Gibbes &
Co, j d Holiness P Walsh, I screven, 81 Granger
DeWire, NJ Eason, " Henery, E Yelling. G
Hamilton, Stenhouse Il Co, Averill Son, upper
4 SON Sprague Bros ] & W Armstrong. warni-
cutt & O. Railroad Agent.
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The Charleston Cotton Market.

OFFICE OF TIE CHARLESTON DAILY NEwS,l
CHARLESTON. Wednesday Evening, April 8, 'GS.
The article keeps unsettled under the fiuctuatns
and rather lower tendency of rates at Liverpool;
BUYERS in consequence abstain from operating, and
are only willing to purchase on very low basis OF
nrices Sales of SIS bales by one seller to one buyer,
on private terms, were the only transactions. Fec
tors in some instances, showed disposition to pro-
ceed at 2Sc. 2 ID. for Middlings, without finding
buyers. Quotations continue entirely nominal.
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THE BARNWELL SENTINEL

rs AN EXCELLENT ADVERTISING MEDIUM.
j. Merchants and business men try 1t tor few
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Terms for the paper-s3 per annum, IN advance.
Advertisements inserted at the rate Of 81 Der
square Of twelve lines or less for each insertion
Cards Of ten lines or less, &C the rate OF $40 for
thrp months.
Contracts by the year or tor six months, allowing
pr,il ileee of changing on more favorable terms.
Address EDWARD a. BRONSON.
November 16 Publisher and Proprietor
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Passengers.

Per steamship James Adrer, for New York-Mr E
Carter and lady, Janzeu Mrs " Elliott. child
nurse, B 4 Lum and lady, Miss annie Tucher, Miss
Matte Tucker, Miss Maggie Tucker, ] Van Ben
thuysen Master W Tucker, sister and nurse. Miss
Van Benthuyseu, Miss Ida Robbins. S McCrcary
wife and child Miss E Mulligan, two children OF
L McCreary. Cooper, Mrs Engaback and G
children J Taylor, Mr. TAYLOR.
Per steamer st Helena, from Edisto and Rockville
Major L johnson, r Ludoyici, Miss II sharp. Mrs
AIehearis, G Bailey, H NJ Bailey. L Chadwick,
hopkinson, L Toglio, Mrs N Whaley aud child,
] NJ Lancaster, and 20 on deck.
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Marine news.
--.-'--------~>- - ->-''-.->'''--'- -'-'-''--
Port OF Charleston, April 8.

Port OF Charleston, April 8.
Arrived Yesterday.
Steamship Equator Spencer, New York-leit Sat
urday. 10 & I Getty. Bound for Galveston. april
and had heavy gales from Sc to SW; M Ith
inst lat S15 Ion 77.35, broke main steam pipe Has
experienced heavy weather the entire passage.
Steamer st Helena. Boyle, Edisto and Rockville.
Mdze. TO John Murray, II Claussen Co,
Dowling Il Co, Stoll. Webb * Co, and OF srs.
BELOW.
Ship Richard the Third, Scott, Liverpool-S7 days.
Salt 10 the Master.
Cleared Yesterday.
Steamship james Adger, Lockwood, New York
Jas Adger X Co.
Sailed Yesterday.
Steamship James Adger, Lockwood. New York.
Hamburg bark Halcigb, Hensen, Philadelphia.
British brig Martha Ann Palmer. Chapman, Phila-
delpha.
Schr c Pettengill. Allen, New Orleans:
Schr D Il Bisbec, Jones, Providence, Il l.
From this Port.
steamship Manhattan Woodruff. New York. April s.
Erig john Pierce, Bliss, Cardcnls, March 26.
Cleared for this Port.
sch- " 3 Mann, Stamford, at Philadelphia, March g.
Memoranda.
The brig Cyclone. from Charleston for Boston,
passed Holmes Hole, April 4.
LIST OF VESSELS
Up CLEARED AND SAILED FOR THIS PORT.
FOREIGN.
LIvERpooL.
Ship Richard the Third, scott. sailed. teo 2S
The Moreno, Black, cleared. .Feo -
The Eastman. Leach. up. ................ .Marcu l.
HAvRE.
The wettcrhorn, stinson, sailed. d............Feb 3
BRE1iENHAvEN.
The Dorothea, Plambeck, saied... ..... March III
DOMESTI
BOSTON.
Scrr 1Iyrover. Hughes cleared. March 70
Schr L Z Raymond, higgins. up.... ...... March %
YORK,
Schr Vanpauan vannaman. cleared. -. April 2
Scllr Carr1e Holmes, Holmes, up...".... Marcn Z
Schr W Smith, Tdoker, up. ........... .alarcn =
Sclr Wapcila, HawknS, cleared. ..March 81
PHILADELPHIA
Schr " Mann, StaAford cleared. ...... March .
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per Northeastern Railroad
ADriI S,

6s bales Cotton, bbls Naval Stores. Lumber Stock,
Cotton Seed. Mdze &c. To Howard l. Bro Williams
Il Co, Adams, Eros, Il Co, Caldwell Son. Kendall y
Dockery. Graeser. Lea, Smith Il Co, G w Mciver, J.
Quackenbush, Johnston, crews y Co, DAVIS, r
" Dincle, Kanapaux x Lanpeau, Hercken & Co, T
L Weho, + u Harley o Keedcr, Mazyck Bro. G
pritchctt, S D Stoney, Gaillard & Minott White.
SAWYER and Railroad Agent
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montgomery weekly Market.

MONTGOMERY. April 4.-CorToN-We have al
ready made mention IN our general remarks regard
ino the excitement il the eecy staple. The writer
wears. but has neve experienced such continued
and In reasng excitement III this market, as was no.
ticed the past week. In the absence Of correc and
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THE DAILY NEWS.
The Fairy south Wind.

o fresh, how fresh and fair
Through the crystal gulfs of air,
The fairy South Wind folts upon her subtle wings
of balm!
And the green earth wrapped IN oliss
To the magic of her kiss,
Seems yeerning upward fonaly through the sold;n
crested calm!
All heavenly fances rise
On the perfume Of her signs.
Which steep the inmost spirit IL languor rare ah
fine,
And a Peace more pure than Sleeps
into dim, half conscious deeps,
TRANSPORTS one luled and dreaming, on the twin gn
tides divine.
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Consignccs per south Carolina Railroad
ADril g.

92o bales Cotton 1925 bags Corn, 16 bags Peas, q
bags Rice 20 bbls Naval stores Sc,rs Wood, cars
Lumber, 3 cars IA tie. TO White, Snlth'
Utsey KENYON. Thur. ton & Holmes, Graeser, Lee,
Smith & 60, Mrs Alston Werner & Ducter, F
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Gommrrfial.
Exports.

NEW YORK-Per steamship James Adger-270 bales
Upland aud a bales Cotton, 81 bbls Rosin,
81 bales Domestics, 100 casks Clay. 63 bags Cot
ton Seed, 56 packages Sundries.
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PORT CALENDAR.

PHASES OF THE MOON.
Full Moon. 7th. hours, s minutes morning.
Last Quarter, 14tb, hours. rs minutes. evening.
New Moon, 22d, hour ~ minutes. evening.
First Quarter, Goth, hour, ~ minutes evening
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Columbus Market.

Columbus Market.
MN, : .nrl5-,,orroN-Wa sales
Ga. te week renorted a: 2l43 bales The recepts ol
the week have Siu bales against Io2 bales as tne
one and the ondng week u Rail- i
year9 by opesa Ka,T01a 5 ;r,, ~ y Soi1roa iss by
rur rirer and 500 BY wagons Shipments 2G3s bales
os1S bv Sfuscocee Railroad, III by river and ior
home consumption
WEEKLY STATEMENT.
Stock on hand Septemi er l, 1867 '''
Received psf week 90 9o9 &C os2
Received previous y.... '''0|'''-
~, $3.50
Shipped past week SSS-7s sa7
Shipped previously. y.....-............ ''''''"'0'
Stock on hand to date.
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reliable daily sales-report we unable to give the .
M amount Of sales OF any one day .es or da On
week. We noticed, however. ieree ys~s s sold. From
our Statement below it will be that large lots
have gone forward and considerable ID 10. conara un
transportation leaving the STOCK eno on su% ~ decided a
vance. We quote to-dy: o7p t,x Maid.
,oi1
Good Ordinary. y..............'''.. 10 tox 1oid
Low M:ddlngs.. ngs..........''.'''''.'S On tax naid.
WEEKLY COTTON STATEMENT.
Stock September lst.. 10
Received past week. k..................'' - orS
Received previously ~ 700
Total. aso
Shipped past week. -.-..-.''''''', 90 SSS
shipped previously .......-.'' wN5o OBS
Stock on hand April 9Th, lsss........'.'''' '''@4
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THE Comic VIEW OF IMpEAcHNEST.-Ihe
vell-known wit, who writes under the nom de
plu,ne of Orpheus C. Kerr (ofice seeker)'
writes that he has been invited to attend an
ssImpeachment Matinee as he calls the trlai
of the President, at the Theatre OF War;" as
he calls the Senate Chamber, with the follow
ing
PROGRAMME.
Managers and Proprietors. . stevens d q 20
Treasurer. er.................- -. ~ ~ ~
Pronr,etor. Whitehouse
To begin with
IMPEACHMENT,
Or, Tie Nan Without a Friend,
which will be produced with the following great
cast:
Man Without Friend. ......,..A. JOINS: :. ms,
Macbeth ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS: ID. ""ue
Menhistophlles les...........Tha Thad. Stevens
Mrs. Candle. horace Gteeie!
Joseph surface. e..............H ID. >. kasHopo I,S
Corps de Bully. Neutrality-suspicious. Butter % 70
To be followed By the farce
RECONSTRUCTION.
To which has been added an
-Ala6ama Breakdotcn.
There is something so whimsical in TINS as
sociation of ideas and names as to provoke
smile even from him who feels most keenly the
wrong which is being put upon him.
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Misifuaneous.

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The commit tee on elections in the House of
Representatives. will soon have a novel contest
TO consider, and one that will involve the ques-
ton whether the government of Utah, as ad
s!nainistered BY Brigham Young, is republican
inform, Mr. McGroarty, The candidate of the
!G3entiles, has arrived and is now .prepar-
ing evidence to submit in contesting the seat
bans d1ps sRs sas dsssifs y G9 Re s
Mr. McGroarty claims that the, elections, as
go conducted by the bishops OF the! Mormon
yhurch who act as Judges at the pole, are not
aoniys unfair, hut wholly at variance with the
mode prescribed BY ~. S,slaw. it.s..# s..5 g,
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NEW GOODS. st!s g3sd "a.
We are now in receipt of our new stock OF
CHOICE 4FAMILY 7. GROCERlES,
embracing the following articles sulta bic TOT the
8 -! CHRISTMAS HOLIDAYS: ~ x
- Fisher Unrivalled Mince Meat.
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Currants, Citron, Almonds, and Fiiberts. r
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Pineapple and Eastern Dairy Cheese.
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iCox's Sparkling Gelatine. 4; 7:a.sy..'g
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Bakers No. Chocolate, Cocoa, Broma.
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French and English Muatards. sa Aa5.'a
Canned Fruits. Ia5 - t.j%a12iEtrisss2
:. Mushroom and Trenton Crackers Il 2sst j
Fire Crackers and Torpedoes. ~ -:
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Greenland Black Teas, Refined and Brown Su-
CARS, Java, Laguyra and Kio Coffees. Golden
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Bans George s. Jenkin's Family Lard, Cigars,
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HOTE go
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Chinneys, all kinds and sizes, Brushes, Wick
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large lot of Stand Lamps just received, Purcha.
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The many years experience in this business
makes him confdentin giving satisfaction to all
that may favor him with their patronage.
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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1868-01-21

-.r,.~5f VI iPIAN NOSE .
- .r. VICTOR BECKER, -.1 ~.
40. 81. NORTH WASHINGTON STREET..
. CORNER OF QUEEN,} s3 7.s.i. !
Will constantly keep for sale and rent u /!
. - PIANOS AND MELODEONs,. ...t..
3G Knabe s. Co.'S Unsurpassed Pianos ~
Vose's Celebrated -" -:
y, Second hand Pianos-gery low go, ."N1 'i f.
Reed Organs for Parlors and Churches. ,
Terms to suit the times, and every instrument
warranted. I'm .l ..a -.
Pianos, Melodeons, Accordeons, &c, tuDed
and repaired. t,be;r
Pianos tuned OF repaired, can make arrange
mems by addressing, VICTOR BECKER,
AIarsndris, aH Va. - s...a.aH sep 13
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1868-01-21

NJ o I'll G f. d..
IN ..s A Il. MOTT & co. .-.
HaYeius received and are constantly receiving
from the manu- facturers, large stock Of al kinds
of goods kept in frst-class HOUSE FUR
NISHING ESTABLISHM MENT; also BAS-
KETS, BROOMS, BRUSHES, DOOR MATS
WOODEN, BRITANNIA, PLATED AND
TIN WARES, Sc, &c to which they respect
fully invite the attention of merchants and the
public. Mr. VERNON W. ASHBY late with
K. L. Wood) having associated himself with
the above frln would be pleased 20 see his
friends at No. 5, North Fairfax St, alexandria.
...# ANDREW II. MOTT. Richmond.
BERTRAND 5. ASHBY, Fauquier.
q. on S-2n,