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New-York tribune., 1868-03-09
DOMESTIC MARKETS.

EgE Y 70 TuE
osSrSo' Msrc lFOur steady with modsr,t, d,r,1d q"
khS or No Spring and % ioT Ed Winter Double hI
splsngsd sales No Indiana 81 20 ols aad oihe
gaSs aL Nil feed steady Shorts -; SbpstAu' w. ha
s. IoSs March 7DOsaceO say and frn cot'on-Dotllns
%S f% Prime c6sice Red and white ~ 68F2 corHfeg
TeI & Ss & y as M,s .ts.sy ocss sSoSse
80 ~ sss lle loose Haas l5c Bacon verg dali shoulders
ffe b SIZES re cear lS.e Pa sugar CTEsd Hans iSe' G.S
Receipts sOSay2aoO bSs Flour. Hseo Sush Wheat $500
Cscseo March 7-Four-SpriBg Extras N8sil 50 wheat
an. s soSi S s % & o. % 81 ss o ,tS3y ard .iyased
iSe ss al Rye steady and t1 sf scS y e. ~ S Ss
h.sslsa s2 = 81 sample P O A re rS7s0Hs 81 gqS'
Copuy d s21 iHaers ISic sellers At 5te
soS r. steady p SssS s . tSS,' 'o s'f r. HS, Sa S
hsh supply dee1Ds Of a2Se Light So Soes HeAvy
.. i5spasi Bst e9S, rs si' @ ses s5Ss
sS Soai SS 9. sao sS.S WHEAT Zoo bush CoS BUSH os 800
IST,ss ssrss zTo5secoe. io bids vouon Iqg
s.sS ns'S sSS Es S WHEAT 81 sS ~ &C. corasss.1 Su
s Bar IN 011 s ''S .s; s9: 9 m X ' us SSfs ra &
Sse Clear s5dss lie Cotton fnneT :, s'is73iO
Ha 80 IS iss wSss is.1y Sa1Is - d 81
aoesip.lOO bbA FOur sOo Oush Wheat Shipments 100 bo'
March 1ous ard Wheat gosh,pgsd .n ySs.Ts,;
SsIsy unchanged Cotton hns aud higher a. z for hadhss Se
SsSola1s March 7coion qSi,s steady, Mddng. a3ls
i:,: I s iIsSi ss .ss.ss s sai s' & ' SasA
ssss' saer Common Sls'o Fs lsi ese rf.e
S.n .dy ard Tsd easier go 50 Lard quiet;
lie Bacon With only reia hunnes
lders-l2 l2t0l23e. Clear sides, lie.
nosiLE Ala March TCoon closed quisi and srmi niles ~
la,-s 6BsI recsips so bales exports 3ssb bsss
BuTyALo Fonr steady SlO lo for Spring dty ground
inactive bu frn sales car lots on The taek 70 Vs
arm private terBs Barley neglected POi dali
Lard stradv neglected
casEIEToy March quiet aud closed GeiVe
a "a advance o le Of halss Mddngs at ga o2fe
RmnN0rOS N O. March 1Sprs Turpenantho saesi held Al
size unchanged Cotton weaker Mdilnp gt Tar hua
1.-The Cotton maff qaiet but sFm sales
aho haes. receipts bales; Midlngt, 7S4c
RavISSAH 6G March Cotton more eoinf but prices are M
sAs0esd Mmg 7So ~itb light osshgsi receipts
aS5S bales, exports 2.729 bales .
Ala March l--Cofoa-kettpt 70 ois S9.SN
sAeek hand eS3 bales
Mareb 7FlOur qust Wheat quiet sed tIn Corn td
ysSeed Be- sales Ono al 9is6c Ap 99e Oats advanced
ie ss Of No 66c No 2sfte Rye srm: slles Of No Hi
Slss Receipts, OO0 bush Com l.500 h1sb OsiI
New-York tribune., 1868-03-09

Vrappery lots and l2936o. for for Fine Wrappers Penn
and Ohio 4a5e for f1ers 6Gl6c for Wappery lots and
I20lOg. fOr,Fine Wrappers.
WOOI~-Our market for Domestic Fleeces the past
week has been very hm and holders generally demand
an advance business IN consequence has been ony
30 q mOpefate extent. The supply now IN th9
hands Of receivers Is very small Foreign WOO Wool
is mere e0aDle and IL firm. The closing quoit
tons are rs follows: Domestic Fleecos at 4Cd sc
for Native aud onefourth Mernos, A94te. W.
for Onehalf and threequarters do; HG22c Tor
iull-bOod Merinos, and 556GOc for saxony Freezes;
Be35c. for No. I Pulled, Ssdl2c for snpernhe 40 10
aud 4Od45c. for Extra do lsG2Sc for co'llSn c ~. S
common to choice Texas, and American th GGhbng i at
tS052c. We quote Foreign as follows; s0uth AlhGtI-
sAn at 80 a35e FOR Common Washed 2s d7c. for I'm
washed Mestiza and Merino, 2OSSoc, Tor Washed
Entire Rios, 2Od2lc for Unwashed Creole, B9S2c Tor
Hasne, casdOva Cblign al 2Oa24e for Unwashed Mes
kEa and Maffi5; CsB5 cf Go09 Hope; s3glect t9I IN
itaIsc Tor IJnwashed, aud SOGl0c. for Washed.
wIfALEBONE is IN fair demand 5000 70 Arctic sold
yesterday for export on private terms quote South
Sea at 76c Northwest Coast 9Oa9lc; Davlds Straits 70
S95e.; aud Arctic (goldl, at 67dGsc.
New-York tribune., 1868-03-09
THE STATE OF TRADE.
EUROPEAN MARKETS,

81 ATIAEuo TO rHs TSfBUSN
LOSpON March ID @ht mobey market Is STEADY cop'O'
~ M ,n Et Iosonut American securities close at the o0"
DE aes: Ublsd States Fserweue ;lt' Illinois 49, Brs az
HRANKFoHT 7-URted States FrerWeny oond' 7't Tor
The issue Of 1864
LivERFooL. March - mTbe Cotton market closed active anu
sdvsuoe American descriptions the sales have been
hy The following the closing quotations; Adus
Uptspds sid9d Dng UPands TO arrive, Old; hddug
Oresps I08d The BTeadsu market is generally fmer Corn
per quarter M Mined Western Wheat is active aud
frazer though prees are uuAered; White Caorba l6 per GENITAL
,nI 1919 kf No. 2 Rsa Western. Barley, So per bush
Osis Gl per bush Peas S6l per 50i b FonT, 16
Ter bb. for Western Canal The Provision market closed
yearly al articles in e list have materially al
BeeL 49, per hbL r EXTRA Prime Mess Pof ~ per Dbl
Puue Mess Lard S8s per ewt Cheese 5H per CO"
best grades Of American F0s Bacon H per re"t "' C1
IsrA Cut The articles Of American Produce are generally without
charge Naval dahl SugsY 6fm at 256 per est m No
70 A Standard Ter for Common North Carolina and
m er bisnn Turpenins - per 1alow $50 ceL Whale
oil Sperm OIL fll0 rer tun Lpseei on 80 W per
Relued Pttern l2 gallon LinSee NastS 1lV ~ per
ls1 tf un8 Ubivus for eeding
New-York tribune., 1868-03-09
RECEIPTS OF PRonnCE.

March 1865 bbls. Flour, IS bbs Whisky. 7Os bbls.
Germ Meal 2O33 sacks Corn Meal 17GO bush Wheat 5000
bush Corn 1900 bush Oats 40 bush Rye, $50 bush Bar
hey, $50 bush Seeds 80 pkgs Ashes $50 pks Beef 2Gt
sbs Pork 3Gs pks Cut Meats 50 pkgs Lard 32 Dressed
Hogs l4y bbs Petroleum, Gil pkgs. Butter All pkgs.
Cheese, ITO bbls. Eggs.
New-York tribune., 1868-03-09

LIVE STOCK OVER THE ERIE RAILWAY.
For the week ending March 81 cattle, l6 cars
bogs "a sheep Total of stock for the week l2
New-York tribune., 1868-03-09
COUTHSIDE RAILROAD OF L, I.-(WIN
- TYR ARRANGEhRNTSl

~ TER ARRAhGEhBNTsl .
L.aT. Jsmesssp H. n9A via Railroad 10 Jsmsies bt
Bibtlon and all say stations
Leave Fsuiin Bgoosya. at o via Brooklyn cep.r'
Railroad 10 Jamaica for Babylon and all war sAions
Leave slip r., via L. Railroad TO Janaica, for
Bsbylon md 81 stations
Railroad 10 Jamses for BabJlon and all SsJ.sIaitonA
Leave Blbtou IS for Janae aud all stations connect
pf Of L. Railroad arriving st Jsmstssip at 10 ~
BabOa at Is for jamaica and all uaystatons connect
ing BrOOiiIn CeHirsl Railroad arriving fnnEnas
BrooklJn al 10 a. m. -, .-., -
Leave BABYLON nto for Jamaiea all stations
nsenT Of l. Railroad. arriving james sp m
Lave Bsbyoa I20 for Jsuaes and all wsJs4ons con
p,eas with Of Brootyn Central Railroad an'ing fsnfhn
ave Beoty sos and connecting .so ~ih The sofse ears o
e E,,t New jamaica RAod which leaves Jamaica s,e "
n,a,s, WHITE. supsTpispdsst
Il, hls ,f,si Esh 1891
New-York tribune., 1868-03-09


ADVANTAGES TO INSURERS:
SMALLEST RATIO OF MORTALITY.
EXPENSES LESS THAN ANY CASH COdPAN1
LIBERAL MODES OF PAYMENT OF PREMIUMS.
INSURERS RECEIVE TIiB LARGEST BONUS kNkk SlEhN.
DlVIDENDS MADE ANNUALLY on ALL PARtiCIfAIlhI
POLICIES
CLAIMS UNPAiD.
ALL KINDS or INCORPORATING LlfB And ENDOWMENT
POLICIES ISSUED
POLICIES INCOSTBSTABLI
ALL ENDOWMENT POLICIES k0N.FoRFkIlABLt hlhh oNb
PAYMENT.
The fsng examples ~ ~ last dividend;
POLICJfS Issued IN 1863 Only FOUR YEARS AGO.
Are Anon Added to Total
al lsae IHsaIei Pad Polcr Az Poley.
% smO1 sl23O S3512 sl33R
l02n
% 100 s7i 2as gS6
Tn entirely psp giving iusCefs the lUs ieigTn ever
made by any company IN The period -.
GgORGB A. FRENCH, Msnehe'sr n H. General Agent io NAME
MASON EVERETT Boston, Mass, General AssU' for R''terH
L. SHELDON Rochester n y Gsnenl Ag,Bi for northern New
York
BALL Buffalo \. y General Agent for Western Sevl loTE
l. D. WINDSOR Bns Pa General Agent Tor PesnJYsblA ,
LEWIS sPBNCBR Co.. CieVsspd Obe General Agents 0f oo
fndisBh Sc. -
"pARTICIPATI0N INSURANCE"
The only ,ystsm unsr rhe ability to pay m
losses KEEPS FULL PACB sh it, bu'ns~ and consequent
nea,bg liability loss uiihout imposing fsg whatever
spou 1hs bOlasrs Of IL policies
New-York tribune., 1868-03-09
PASSENGERS ARRIHED.

YRoM LIVERPOOL AND QUEENSTOWN March TN s,inaip
Frsnee-Mr and Mrs Buchad Mr. and Miss eriy Miss LssR Mt
RobnOn M Rsindorf Mr. SesIes g. W. Lewis Dr. Christie hn
Stratou and dsu EhteF
PROM sEWoRLEANs-Ia steamship Loeou.-A p L. Vas SCI
bergen Mr.. Houseman Mr. UBen James Sesr H. Jacobs H.
Bowling Nicholas Bernard Andrew Meopus Witch Louis Bonsi
Joseph Guey Antonio Busvea Luke Av Joha Trip LoIs
Levi Peter Hanrat William Cooper Rosentla nNsann JSnn
Beam, Mr. snihn James Manning George Cisk William Hshns
schowe, Mra l.. Hodges.
FROM CHARLBSf0N-In sesmscp ChsWPion-P Noble G. II b.
Andersen, A. Baldwin Capt Mooe AAthten Mss Adsms L.
chielshng Hsay Bnnlres N Jacobs NJ Bel Ms BAKER '1a
daughter W. LemAn L. DabcArs Mr. and Mrs. lie Coan L.
SAgls. John COOi, W. MeNamee, NJ Loghnaw.
New-York tribune., 1868-03-09

tmors than tsotbfds Of uhith 'oi N sqs 40 rs
LihblL' lIHs' claimed scrip aud scrip interest 49,
SCRIP DIVIDEND POR 1857
TRIRTY-THRBB AND OEHTHIBD PER CENT
THB
CONTINENTAL INSURANCE COMPANY
nIyrss against aud damage by b all kinds Of bn1g ns
elands houseba fantO farm property including stock RrsT
IK,sS, and all other insrAbe property Tsaonabk rata Of
Premium PAs dividing three ourh' of The
profits scp beanhE interest Al dI cent per an
pun reasonable cash in The order Of It's issue rapidly n the As
ssnion represented the scrip sIeseds the o Sso0Oo
III. ssp issue, this Company hr 1881 s0d 81
@' GEORGE T. HOPE President
H.H. LIHPoHT, Vice Pftsit.Bt
Ctvrs PACK
New-York tribune., 1868-03-09

MINIATURE ALMANAC.
627 Sun 800 heOs kses,.,. I:li
vArEa THs nAt
fssJ hssln, sel esyi IslaPe s;s ht9 sak .'"'"ip1
New-York tribune., 1868-03-09
Bort @aramis S1otir,.

sTATk op EEwf0Bx I I
fsSr.wARpENs oYroE Ne % winSaa-st
NOTICE Is hereby gwen. in accordance with
~ See.oe q p. A pssasa April u ss1 sssus "A. Aa.
interested having charge The subject natter sasA nqe
that The under sess
b. the Pon Wsrdens and that the sa 1ass.ness WI
be onpetet shn ten days succeeding s sses es os ss
vesses; . -
otea@soip NlAgsrs.
SteAnshiP Champion.
oteamshp AAiarta s-''''''''''''
barf Noanf ~ -
Bark htAmpede. ooafun
BARK Lucy aud Paul. " N
Brig Charlotte oearul noahsohs
brig Woolran koDlnssat
Brig Juhs y Carney inengeops
kiK Nellie Huefod .N0odc1 honnsnh
Schr Margaret r. szmpson.. .Cen@s.s
SchI Carrie ssoc1enskh
Sehr Thomas 5ianieksSu
Scbr Rnchsntrtfs IE
Sehr r. w. 00dffey ,bes<hsst
AINrROaNB TosPNssPSes'@sst
J. AYES HxzalxAL fs0siny
New-York tribune., 1868-03-09

i rns,Rsnt-Cl.nE. si ras.Ls,y. J.ns.,np ssR. Mail
trsir, or Glen Cove Bsmpsssd II syo passenger as
and II. -iy siaiiou, Express train for River Head
s,os.s, sp and all ,tatona
and HsHpiesd passenger rn and iOr Sorh lLp siGr
R,sdsy Rrcurson leaves Hunters Point
HaHisTs Point st4o N. 70 take effect nov. & 1881
1 Id nl.nhsn
New-York tribune., 1868-03-09
3inzntial.

OTucp USITED sTATKs JiPE INSURANCE. Co ,
Cir OB NEvloRE, No. " WALTZ, Z
HEwIORN March = 1858 }
A r the Annual Election for ten DIRECTORS
N Of ths Company bed this Day The following gentlemen ssr pta
-'' WILSON q. HUNT
r..... JAMES MARSH
DAN II. ARNOLD
JOHN j. PHELPS.
WILLIAM b BOILkS
JOHN &. BALDWIN,
AUGUSTUS VI. WARD.
JAMES GALL8TIN
FREDERICK SHELDON
JAMES NJ MORRISON.
GEORGE HODGSDON
ISAAC A. QUACRENBOsS
WILLIAM n HlS
Br order NICHOLAS DE GROOT, Secretary.
New-York tribune., 1868-03-09

PACIFIC RAILROAD (ONPAEr.
No ~ EAssAusT, NV lOET, Jan. 81, l8f8
FINHE Stockholders of the Union Pacific Rail
Company hereby notified that ths annual meeting Of SAD
cRpan for The Director amendment VI bass aUi
1esr b other business before them VIII be bed
AZ March t0l Oeloch e. te once o sad
COIpsuy 10 shs ety Of NewYof OLIyRR ANRS President
CEIEIEs TUrTLH Secretary.
New-York tribune., 1868-03-09
uuDS0N RIVER AND HARLEM RAIL

IL
ROADS-Os and ahsr HONDA, Nov 25 1901 trains for
Albany ard Troy eoInseing With korusm ard Western trains vi"
leave Nsu-TOrk a. follows:
a.. m RIprss train via Hudson Rive Railroad Thleih'i and
through Buffalo Bridge without change Of
AID connecting Troy With trains io Saratoga RuiAnd Burn
on and the North
RIpe. Hudson RI.r Ralrosd connecting stAe.ny
the West aud Troy With iau for the NORTH
tras Harlem Railroad, Twenty siIthtt and
eonseeBg Chatham with Western Railroad for Lebanon
springs Ptsfed kr Albany With Western and at Troy With
tisins for SGrliog, RulAni Barlngon, sad he North
D. via Hudson River Rsirod connecting a.
Albany with Western trains and at TroJ u trains br hoh'rss ss
sleeping car attached -, 80,
Western Railroad for Lebanon Sphnss Plishdd ke, and a.
Albany With We,sn tain. Sleeping attached al Albany.
$50 m Express Hudson River Railroad With sleeping ears
attached through Buffalo and Suspension Bridge without change
AO sleeping day excepting Saiunsys attached
through OEisnsbars without change via Rome W.
Railroad Connection for T'o, vii b. made al East Albany
This train ril sundaIl 80
II m ,ia via IIadsos River Rsroad With sleeping siahd
Albany rh early trains for Buffalo and ss,psRsoa Bridge
and Al Trov with trains SarGtogs and points North
sunday vain Hudson River Railroad RON HewHork
riatoni leaving uYork
Returning rOayhkssPss ,i NJ .yins N New York at 800
Also Harlem Railroad leaving Forty second ST.
NJ and ariBg hneTton At $40 Returning leaves Miller
W. 49, - - H. VANDERBILT. Vies.P
New-York tribune., 1868-03-09

An Guide TO the principal suhurbsn places she Line
he Eastern ofh R-sy has been prepared and be oh
the Of charge By those wishing
personally the gOH referred TO- With the view Of settlement
IL RIDDLE, General Supt
New-York tribune., 1868-03-09

IN "hkN OF OIH ,DAli| - :, -,
Statesmen Orntor and Polls
bT DR. BRocKEr Of the most sipertDeed hg
r.nbs 10 tb, country Editor Biographical portion Of Appleton
C,caa An nenieiy book spesddJ Illustrated viii
couutry Great Inducements 70 aguts
tt.g,,on Idirex, YIEGLBR McCuRDY Co
S"Np" No. 6lf Arebsf., PhladephlE, Pa
New-York tribune., 1868-03-09

ALI CLASSES OF UNITED STATES FUNDS CREsiTSpS IS Oh
REMlTTED FOR, on RBCEIPT AT MARKET hAlES'
PRRB or ALL COMMISSION CHABGES
New-York tribune., 1868-03-09
ERIE RAILWAY TRAINS LEAVE DEPOT

SUNDAY TRAINS $50 WAY Train, for oisTiiei u n an
p or Paterson so kJM Eypress for Dunkri Ba
o Rochester SaamAnca aud al points West and Southi $500
Emaht Wsy Train 1900 for Paterson and Port JerviL
through hamanoa Dunkrk and Bunao Wh
eiEg Of eos ssd Ia direct connection with all Southern sn
Western hbrs.
night TrAbs . ~
Tickets obtsinsi AZ the compauys one,sHo 7u Broadway
Depot Of Chahbenst Gwfoi also Long Doss Depot Jse
City.
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LOCAL MATTERS.
AUUToNSALES THIS DAY.


CAxpaE1L, KNOX & Co. will sell at IL O'CLOCK
at Union wharf, batteau boat.
JoKN G.. MnNoR & Co. will sell at lO otlock'
at their salesroom, No. 1S5 Meetng-streeS,,
-Graniteville shrling, and general assottlnen'
MMLIaAN & Son will sell at 10 o'clock, at their
store, No. % Vendue Range, balance OF STOCK
q. W. STEPHENS & Co. viii sell at hai1past y
O'Clock, in front Of their store, No. W Venoue
Range, shoulders, potatoes, &c; :, q o,s,o,t
in front of their store, vendue Range, hams'
!: T. III. CATER will sell at three -quarters.past
O'Clock, on Browns wharf, butter, lard; &c. =
r. ga. P. CALDWELL will se4 a. " han-past
O'Clock, before their store, NO. " East Day
nails, bacon sides, &c.
IAuREY & ALExANDER Will sell at 10 o'clock,
in their store, No. 1877 East Bay, cow peas
shoulders, &c.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1868-08-27

THE TBouBLE AT. THE MAYORS CouRT ON
MosnAY.-We are assured by disinterested
spectator that our account published yesterday
Of the arrest Of Colonel A. q. Brown was In
correct in some particulars. and did injustice
to that gentleman. It seems that the ques-
ton raised by Colonel Brown was in reference
to- the power of the Mayor under the law to
commit an offender to confinement, and in no
way related to the tenure by which Mayor
Clark holds his Office, or TO his powers as con4-
pared with those OF his predecessors In
the Mayoralty. The objection OF Colonel
Brown was probably misunderstood by the
Mayor, and taken in the latter sense.
Our reporter was informed at the Guard
house yesterday morning that the complaint
against Colonel Brown had been dropped.
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ANOTHER WEST END MnL.-Mr. John d.
Deyereu1 petitioned Council some time since
to be allowed ta. purchase q water lot at the
west end Of Lynch-street. This was granted,
and as soon as the preliminaries are compieteo
Mr.. Deyereux proposes to erect large ma
chine shop for planning and moulding the wood
work used in the construction Of house -hese
mouldings sre now procured from the .,orth,
but they can be finished in better style and
at cheaper rates in this city. The proposed
improvement will cause the water lot In ques-
ton to be filed up, and the buildings to be
erected will furnish employment to numbers OF
now idle hands,
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1868-08-27

DEATH OF An INTREPID AND -WEIL-KSowN
SEA CAprAfN.AThe London Morning Star sof
the 11th says: - '-.-'' .:s;s :,.;;a, q
The, celebrated captain Of the Emily St. Pierre
isdead. The news. vas received In Liverpool
Yesterday from Adea, to the effect that the
ship Glasgow, of which vessehthe deceased had
been captain, had arrived -at,iAden, andIthat
Captain Wilson died on board whileeh theyy..
age out from England = There are very fewof
our readers who VIII fail to tecolIect the occlT-
renee which brought, Captain Wilson into notp-
fiety. a few months after the Southern ports
we're blockaded by. the United States feet,
Captain Wilson, in command ofs chez Emily
St. Pierre, approached the entrance to Charles
ton with cargo ofgunny CLOTH from. Bombay.
He was chased and captured: by q. blockader,
and q prize crew were put on board. Captain
Wilson explained that he was unaware OF the
port being blookaded, as he had sailed from
Bombay before the news reached that port,
The explanation was Of no use, and the captur-
ed ship was ordered. TO Boston. few days
afterwards Captain Wilson, having watched his
opportunity, ''bottled" his captors, altered his
course, and in due time REACHED the Mersey all
well, where his arrival was hailed with delight,
both by the owners Of the ship and the under
writer's. a few days afterwards handsome and
valuable testimonials were presented to Capt.
Wilson, his officers and men, from the Under
writer's association and the fortunate owners
Of the ship. The deceased gentleman was
highly esteemed in Liverpool. ..-....-,-,,.-.
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DOOK AN ID j o q
P r " T I " G..

THE UNDERSIGNED INFORMS BIS FRIENDS
and the Public that he has large assortment Of
NEW TYPE MACHINERY, and a fine stock OF
CARDS, PAPER, &C., direct from manufacturers,
AMI will execute all orders for
BOiIK AND JOB PRINTING
in neat manner, and at GREATLY REDUCED
PRICES.
Having large FONTS of type. will contract for the
publication o: Weekly or Monthly on liberal terms.
Orders for BOOKBENDING promptly attended to
at low rates. If LIT at No. 81 HAYNE-STREET.
Nav 10 JAS. ". MCMILLAN.
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THE NEW CLERK OF THE CoURT.-Mr, A. G,
Richmond, the recently elected Clerk OF the
Court, filed his bond yesterday for $4,000. civ,
ing as sureties DR.. NJ b. Collins, John J. Mon
"a asichain i and John Duggan. The bond was api
qpr,ri proved BY the County Commissioners and ari
Richmond will assume the Fduties Of the posi-
tionton. the fret Of September. The ,sureties
+. are taxed on real estate, the assessed value ol
which is more than double the amount Of the
bond required by the present law
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THE DAILY NEWS.

,N,s- LARGEST cmo5u1LAT1oN.-THE DAILY
NEWS BEING THE NEWSPAPER OFFICIALLY Z
RECOGNIZED as HAVING THE LARGEST CIR
ou1Ar1oN IN THE CITY OF CHARLESTON,
PUBLISHES THE LIST OF LETTERS REMAIN
ING IN THE PoSToFF1CE AT THE END OF
sAcH WEEK. ACCORDING TO- THE PRovIs.
IONS OF THE NEW PosFoFFIcE LAW.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1868-08-27

|. A NEEDED IMpRovEMENT.-There are few OF
our streets upon which the travel is more
heavy and constant than on Chapel, John and
wssington-streets, ins the vicinity of the
Northeastern Railroad Depot, and few, it:msy
be added, are in worse condition. In wet
weather the mud is almost impossible, while
the heavy sand is at all times hard on horses.
The cotton season will soon open, when the
strafic to and from the depot will be greatly in
creased, and some action should be taken by
the city authorities to have these streets i'm
proved "a petition was sent to Cornell asking
that the former plank road be refaid, but, on
account of the absence of money quorum,
nothing was donein the matter. This road is
an absolute necessity, and should be com
menced at en- early day. The expense will
hardly exceed fve thousand dollars. -. =.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1868-08-27

CHOICE GREEN AND BLAcK, TEAS, one dollar
per pound, at Wilson's grocery, southeast corner
Society and Anaon streets. Goods delivered free.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1868-08-27

1i,,iTHs WIacHEsrzR R1lrH is the. latest marvel
IN theIWay of easily managed zbreech-loading
firearms. It's construction is extremely SIM
pie, yet it is the most effective weapon ever in
vented ia chamber On, Gle under side Of the
piece contains fourteen cartridges, which can
be fred in quick succession without reloading.
The cartridges ARE inserted near the breech,
and by the motion Of q lever (the guard to the
trigger), the loading is effected, the same
spring throwing out the old cartridge and in
serting another in it's place. This gun can be
fired one hundred and twenty, times in min
ute without any trouble, the only difficulty
being to keep sufficient supply Of cartridges;
en- hand It, is manufactured at New Haven,
Conn, from pattern furnished, by Captain
Winchester, the inventor, who gave his name
to the gun. Messrs. Bisssn & Co. have OBJ
tanned the agency for this State, and will sell
the rifles and carbines either sinsly, or to
clubs, at reduced rates. GSee their advertise
ment in another column.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1868-08-27

E
TIE !WkSDo CoMrAsx.-The bill to incorpo-
rate the s.Wando Mining and Manufacturing
Company has been reported ON favorably by
the House Committee. The corporators are:
John r. Dukes, T. C. q. Dukes, ]. NJ. Carson,
T.R. Smith, B. @. Ebaush, st. Julien Rayenel,
Samuel Lord, w. B. Dingle, Q. W. Carmalt, l..
D. Mowry, F. ). Peizer. and W. G. Whilden.
The capital is to be s10O lin shares Of $1,000.
Capital may be increased to- $500, 900. Liability
Of shareholders for the debts Of the company
limited to the par value Of their shares. The
company Is authorized TO dig and mine for
earth, marls, rocks and minerals, to- manufac-
turc the sdmci and other materials into chemi-
Gals, acids and fertilizers, TO trade therein, and
to cultivate lands purchased for the purposes
aforesaid. s:.la.an;.,5t.. c..l.- -
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1868-08-27

TIE L1aHr VESSEL FOB HE FRYING PAN
THE TUG aCHRIsT1ANA.-The light vessel for the
Frying Pan Shoals, which had been UNDERGOING
ntepsirsIat cthisport, having BEEN fiDished, was
taken Ii tow on Tuesday morning hst, by the
.tue Christiana, which will place her at once IN
position. We noticed that this tug Is COM
ananded By. Captain William Blsckham, an e1l
oerienced and able officer, and one fully capaf
ble Of occupying the position with creditto
himself. -.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1868-08-27

You CAN save from fifty cents to one dollar
per pound on teas, by purchasing them from VIII
sons grocery, southeast corner Society and Arson
streets. ---.----'
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