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F995@ GRAND ORGAN AND VOCAL CON.
go 49, CERT id9 IN n The FIRST s, M LNpEPENDEN
John Chambers, Psstor), MONDAY EVENING.
December y 1913 in aIG Of the NATIONAL PRI Nj.
lowing artists have yount eered-Messrs ID. d.
WOOD, Ii. q THUNDER, J. PEARCE, A, h. TAY-
LOR. and the "ABr SINGING sOUIErY." Tickets,
one dollar. for sale oy Trumpler, no. 926 CneshuG
stIeet Andre No llU4 Chesnut street; BOner No I02
Cnesnut street, Gould, No. 923 Chestnut street. Ri=-
ley's, Continentsl Hote ana b. ii. L. Hall, No. 3l6
North Twenty. first street,
Concert Gt s O'Clock, III 5t
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h>9l3s WRIGHrS ALCONATED GLYCERtN
49, Tablet OF Sond!hed GlyCerin tends TO preserve
the skin trom.dryness and wrinkles, lmpRrts won
derfui degree OF sofUpess ana delCacy to the COM
pleXion, and whteness to the skin; Is an excellent
dentiirCe grateful to the taste and tonic to the
mouth ana gums impArts sweetness to the
breath, and renders the teeth beautifully white. For
sale by all druggists. X, S u. &. WRIGHT, No. ga
CHESNUT Street. 24R
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I.vAUsHN NEARICK, o.S m WILLIAM H, HERa1ol
SQUIAWARK FOUNDRY, FIFTH AM
PHILADELPHIA,
MERRICk d. SONS,
pHN0lNELkS AND MAOHINISTS
InGulect1re High and Low Pressure Steam EnKius
Tor 11ano, RIVER and Marine Service,
bolIers, dasom6Lers, Tanks Iron Boats, etc.
Gastlngs oi al klnoB, either Iron or brass.
Railroad stations, etc. ' /
ReLorls and Gas Machinery, OF the latest and mos
g. Every descrlption OF Plantation Machinery, alssl
sugar, saw, and Grlst Mills, Vacuum Pans, Oh
Eines, etc.
Apparatus, Nesmyth's Patent Steam Hammer, and
Aspinwal q Woolsey's Pstent Centrifugal Sugat|
Draining Machines. 6SOi
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Ny@ II E
COTTON DENTAL ASSOCIATION
originated the arie5theic use OF
NITFOUS OXIDE GAS.
Administer IL In the most approved manner. DO
nothing but - ---
EXTRACT TEETH,
and they certainly do that without pain, 81 1000
patients testify. See their signatures a. the -
OFFICE, No. 737 WALNU = STREET,
ll9mwflYt Below Eighth,
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red 500 buehs Maryland at S3Oo; IlCv ff,;nc
s3: 900 bushs do at 81 9O-no spring 200 hnsSs
Corn-Oerines Sl0O bushs white anu 3uov 1-b;Ie ar
Seow: market &c bettei sales OF 6uu ousns y, 81
= IN. 1000 bushs do at 81 II; l1oO ousns ao ~ ;.
S5ohnsbs damp at 81 OS; 800 bushs western mIie M
,;raS a. 81 IS: 800 bushs Western yeuow lniAeu q,
- 1 Sson bushs prime yellow at 81 10. oaIsIsooWo "
hnsbs otfered; sales of 600 bushs western teatS ~
SS. 7on bush Ncryland and Virginia hsht Ut s1ss.c
Ers,eipts of Western increasing. hSe-no receip's
O. sales. .,,a ~ -dav of
LARD OIL-Has advanced; we note SAFE to'uaS u
- bbs at s. ~, quote at 81 4Oal 10 per taloI. o
MoIAssEs.-We note sales OF 269 hhds ana - We s
-.ha cargo of brig Vesta. a. 4ic; 4So mas nDG oo
trcs 10 ex Blue Wave at 299 hhds ana 10 Vrcs
de- on private terms; and 70 hhds Porto h1co 1t o'e
per gallon. .. ..;,o
PRovIsIoN-The market continues botn acuse
AID with stronger prices tor all descriptions OF tnt
hog product Mess Pork-sales Of l0O oois heaes ~
Western at S2T rs per bb Bulk Meats-sales OF Nv,
Ojl pounds loose rib sides at l5c; 60 hhas 40 70 Or
rive at i5l.o Bacon-demard Tor consuinpuUI
prlsk sales of so hhds in lots, as follows or sIouu
ers lt,c: rib sides l6;:c; clea- rib Que 10. -
S0casks at 17lic; huns 19a2lc. Lard-sales OF o.
tierces Western at 1Sic 80 90 do al lesc pc. ~
RIcE-With light stock Il1ces rule stsaa!. VIZ. ioi
Rancocn 9a,a1Oiic and Carolina llall5s per ID u
% quality. ..,,o.. ,.o,.or7o,
.he sales were as follows: &c hhds Porto Rico gro
cerv AZ IL .ial15Ic; $50 hhds ao - hnds Oemerala
vacuum pan, aud 900 boxes Cuba, ex Liberty. an ot
private terms; 100 hhds Cuba a. l2c; li0 Ehas Cuoa
ex Willie, for refining, al 10s4ale/:c.
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Se,x Orleans Market.

NEW ORLEANS, April 1O-CorToS.-To-day. be.
{,p holiday and no teegraphic ports received
either from New York or Liverpool. there has been
only little looking around resulting In no saes SO
far as we could learn. The sales yesterday were
about 1900 bales on the basis OF 20 for good ordna-
~. 80 for low midding, and SIC for middhng, out
side figures the market closing very firm
After business hours, the P. NJ. Liverpool DIS
patches we're received noting sales OF 09O bales at
12k Tor uplnnds, and - for Orleans mddllng. Inc
telegram provoked some comment, as 1t states the
market to be firm, whereas earlier accounts esnmat-
ed sales of 90 900 bales a. l29sa]2 respe lively for
uplands and Orleans. I'd above the evening ngures.
OF course both buyers and sellers uncertain as TO
what they should do, with such constantly ductuat-
ing accounts. .-..-.. .....
merely remerkng that the market is altogether un-
settled, with very light, though slightly increasing
stocks, Liverpool accounts state the sales OF the
past week at 1080 900 bales of which 7l,0O0 to the
trade 90 900 for export, and 5000 or speculation.
Stock In port SOC, Coo bIles, and aaoat $4,000.
sales OF the past three days sum up only S2oo
bales and for the week 9000 against 35 OO last week,
and 81 900 the week before 1he receipts proper ior
the week exclusive OF those from Mobile, Florlda anu
Texas which are embraced in their respective state
ments amount 10 1G,S7S bales against last week.
showing decrease of S02. The weeks exports COM
prise bales 10 liverpool 902 to Barcelona 43
10 Genoa and 2sS to New York and Boston.
STATEMENT OF COTTON.
Stock en- hand September 1st, 1867, tbales) 1926
Arrived to-day. ....................... 2,g2I
Arrived previously ..........."... Gl3,42t-Gl7.i5J
G3o, 700
Cleared to-day. 3.G3l ..,
Cleared previously sos, ,256-5GS, ,s9s
Stock on hand and on shipboard.. 6S,SlC
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FRU1rs-By auction 30SS boxes oranges were sold
ct So 9Oa5, and 1855 boxes lemons At So 20.
HAY-ls in iar request at 7QaI5c :or snlpplne, anu
slll 80 for retail qualities.
NoLAssEs-lhere is more doing to-day at vel! sus.
tanel prices. We notice sales OF S9l hhds IL ierce:
c,aved ut ISc; 500 hds do, 2t5 hhds Garbadoes and
100 hhds Porto Rico on private terms.
NAVAL SToREs.-Crudc turpentlne is dui! al about
81 IS. spirits turpeutine is a little mora IL tie
buyers favor; we quote at with sales OF ~.
bblS al the latter price. The market TOR roslA mas
been passably active full for e. figures; the sales
are 1900 bbls strained common, TO arrive, at S3 IS
500 bbs do OH the spot, at So 80; 90 bbls strained
al S3 37l 500 tbls NJ at S4a4 81; Coz bois pale al
SIS 62l.as6: So Lbls do ut ST IS. Iar-Wimingto1 Is
held at S. 81 isaS 90. We note the sale OF % DDS
southern pitch at So IS.
PRov1s1OSs-Pork-Thc market IS very quiet, but
prices ar steadily held We note sales OF 1850 Dds
at S21 10 for Lew Western mess; regular way, closing
At S27 TO- SIG tor Goa mess; s22aS22 % ior prime
aud extra primo, and S2+ SO fer prime mess. The
afternoon market is very quiet. We quote mess
ats27
BEEF.-1here is a large business doing III the low
grades Tor export at full prices sales were made o;
217U b. Is at S14aS20 for plain Western mess, and $40
ASIA I5 Tor extra do.
BACON s1DEs-The market is very firm and fairly
active, mainly for export. The sales are 4uO boxes
at H. .or Cumberland cut.
Cut MEArs-There Is ar active demand irom the
home trade. and higher prices are current. Sales
were made of 40 pigs ut 16l for hams in dry salt
lssta11c for GO N sweet plcke l2al2sc for shoul-
QerS In dry SAT-, lucIudluS oVo tcs u-S5eu uns ~
arrive from Cincinnati at lsisa20c.
LAnD-rhe market is quiet. but prices re steadily
held. Sales were made OF $50 tcs and bbls at l,
1Sc for No to lette-rendered CITY; 1I3sc for No
Western: lT2ialSc for steam.rendered and kettle
dried do, ana 1Sc for kettlerendered do; ALSO last
evening. 500 tcs deliverable the last hall OF May 0
az 1S>s.
buTTER-Thc receipts are very light and with a
continued good demand prices are firmly held. We
quote new ut 56a5Sc; old firm but not very active.
We quote 53a55c. The lower grades are n Gre active.
owing to the Inability or the trade to supply them
selves with the prllae grades.
CHEEss-rhere is q moderate demand for ship
ment AMI home use at former prices. We quote fac
tory at 14al61sc.
K1cg-we do not learn Of any CHANGE in the mar
ket Carolina is seling slowly at former figures.
SrGAR-Ihe market tor raw Is active, ard pr ces
are i'll tie sellers favor We quote fair 10 good re-
hning at l0'ai1r. and No. - box at i2c The sales
are :395 hhds including Cuba, Porto Rico and LEM
era-a at 10L15c and 255 boxes Eavaua at ii 5al2;a
CTS For refined the demand Is good at ull rates.
We quote soft yellow at 14a1Jc soft what 1T Is "a
1916; and crushed, powdered and granulaed at 1Gl
al6;sc.
FaE1enrs-To Liverpool, Is eco bushels whe1t Id
$50 ties lard los; 80 tons ogwood At 5s; and 1200
bbls rosin at 3s 2 2Sl lbs.
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Mobile Weekly Market.

MOBILE, April l0.-Co1ToN.-The receipts during
the past week have been SSSS bales, as follows:
From the Alabama River, 1892 from Bigbee River,
214 from Warrior River, III; and by railroads. ~
against 1925 bales for the corresponding week iast
year. The exports have been GIGS bales, VIZ: 10
Liverpool, 40l5; Barcelona, 1914; New York, ~
Boston, 452; Philadelphia. 26; New Orleans, seo,
against 1869 bales last year. The stock on nand anu
on shipboard not cleared is 81, ,7S0 bales, against
43OT1 bales at the saIne time last year.
At the date OF our last review We reported tue
market closing firm at 29c. for middhngs. sales OF
the week 1850 BALE, and receipts 4l69 oaies,
against 1927 the week previous.
SAruRpAY.-The market opened with good de-
mand at SOC, but under heavy advance IN Liver
pool became excited, and cl sed hard at olc for
middlings. Sales 1850 bales.
MoNplY-The market opened with good demand
at 31a31}zc but after receipt Of unfavoraole caoie
aflyices. ouyers withdrew, and the market closed
dull. Sales $50 bales.
TUEsDAY-Nohing done. Market nominal. IN
favorable Liverpool news keeping buyers out OF the
market. -,s,oo
WEDNEsDGY-Market dull and heavy. Sales OF 100
bales at 30Hc, for Middlings reported. mn
THURspAY-Demand limitei to few. safes 9oo
bales. Market opened at SOC, ard closed frn at
3ohc. c.,. --o
FRnAY-Market dull and nominal. Sales ooo
bales Liverpool Mddlings nominaIly 30a3O1sc
Sales of the week 6i50 bales.
FREIGRrs-To Liverpool there is fair movement
and rates are very steady. TO Havre nothing doing
CoastTise no Iroyement and rates are about noml-
nal. We Quote: Liverpool 80; coastwise ports. oy
sail, 7sc.
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=. TI@Price c unchanged. Sales Of lO2 bbls at s. !
Rnltimnrc Market.

BALTIMORE, April 11-CoFFEE-Marset sill
ouiet: we have only to report from second hands
sales Of 166 bags prime Rlo at l'c' LOU uo iai 81
15Ec. ~, .o.,,-
under an Improvement i'll the New Aork maEA.' 1nr,,
sales reached "a bales and were as follows ~ oaieS
stained at oIl:c 26o bales good ordinary at 2Sc lee
bales low Iniddling and niiddng at .S%, ~ @ ana
&c; 100 bales low mid ilinI at 291Sc; 10o 90 sood
style at 29ic; ~ bales middling 1t SOC. Market
closed with fair inquiry, and holders firm at 81 u
Bic for middling This Improvement originated Ill
New York, and was apparently aninfucnced by tor
eign advices.
FLoUg.-1here is a very active demand to- ship
rneut; report sales since the close i or report
yesterday as follows: 80 bb,s city mills ''Dorcles-
ter" ext:a AZ SO I5 800 bbS do "Eacine do Sl2 90;
$40 bb!s do 'L4srsnc do 81 50; 1Oi bills Howard.
street extra Il; s2: 800 b5is Western >:,rin- VII al
super a. s9 also I0J bus HrtIdywine cora Ieii at
SIS per bbl.
GRA1S-Suppiv of whea; continues small. -.
bushs white ami 2s.G h,isas red oferc today; n.y.
ket active ard firm. sa!eS oi A busi,s white az - -;
800 bushs do at 50; 40 bushs common * - t9: @:
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CITY TAXEs-MUNTILY RETURNS.
OFFICE OF TIE CIrY ASSESSOR.

OFFICE OF TIE CIIY ASSESSOR.
CITY HALL, April l, 1868.
NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN 10 ALL con-
N Germ. D, that the Monthly Returns for the
month of March past III compliance with the Ink
Ordinance ratified tJe 18th Of January, 1865,
must he made on or before the 18th instant.
TAXES on THE FOLLOWING ALE PAYABLE MONTHLY.
On all sales Of Goods, Wares and Merchandise.
On ali gross receipts OF all street Railroads.
On all e oss receipts OF all Express companies.
On all sales =: Auction.
On all Carriages and Luseics.
On all income derived from the pursuit Of any
faculty profession. occupation or employment
On the gross receipts vi all Commercial Agencies.
On all commissions received BY Factors, Commits
sion Merchants, Iiankers. Brokers, and others.
On all premiums received for or oy any insurance
Company, or by agencies for individuals or COM
panies.
On all gross receipts of all Gas Companies. and
other manufacturing companies located in this city
On every Horse and Mule used CT kept within the
city excepting borses or nu cs used IN any pubic
licensed carriage, cart. dray. or other vehicle.
On all Retail Dealers III al articles whatsoever.
On ell Huck>te and Harber Shops.
On all gross recci Is of Hotels aud Public Eating
and Boal ding Houses.
On all receipts OF Livery Stable keepers.
On the gross receipts of Cotton Presses.
On the gruss receipts OF al Printing Offices, News
papers and Publishing Houses.
On all Goojs sold in the city by persons not IT ST.
dent, by sample or otherwise.
On all sales OF Horses and Mules Drought to the
city.
On sales OF Socks Bonds. and other securities.
On the gross receipts of Magnetic Telegraph Com.
panies
Liquor Dealers
sn the defaultcrs will be dealt with as the ordi.
narcc Directs. w. y. HUGHES,
April Ii City Assessor.
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P0SscllHc%.

Per Steamship Vic,;sburg. from New Tori;-Harry
Cook Miss Brown, Mrs N Odci a;iu child. Uon0-
hue. ) L Brow-r r Armstrong : E;;rci.
Per steamer City POINT. from paiatka. via Jaci:-
sonylle, Feiuandiua aud -avIrnah-NIrS Wheeler. L
D Sweo;land Mrs Nc ,EiStcc ! Gordon, !:ailey.
- Bailey, Jr c G Whe.pcy. L T lalton ;:nd lady, =
Palmer. sir and Mrs Hildcb:and, = l;cDcr>cl -
Valentine. d Wcyman. " Darlan. NJ B"sSi!:sEt.
|, II Ha>ston W Ln:ton and lady. Mrs iia>wcll. =
(iur,urr. l. Zaironirls Mrs Col man iirs Gcld.n :.
lis and Miss Po-tcll. Mrs GiDoes Mfs 9;hlin !! Mr.
,;or,,n., NY. Bird lIr and Mrs Low. l. J. WJod. -
l,i,glee. y appleton, Dr Finley. alil Is dtcG.
Per steamer = Helena. fro,n Edisto and locAylie-
iiev l,r BEL nse1 Lee. Mrs stephens, Mr. Lopez,
NJ Rcd Miss Macacy, J J. Dow, { L ilcy JcAn
EiNn. aud I'D ,iaei;.
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New York Market.
MONEY MARKET


The New York Journal OF Commerce OF Monday
april Is, says:
The marker opens with less buoyancy than vas eX-
pec;ed. II is possible that after Easter .nefe ss
BE- less o. ieaten hue, but to-day the brlsn'er 81!
seens nor TO have created any kind ed radiance
among the operators h,,t
The demand for money is little more active. Dut
the supply OF capital appears to be sulnrleu "
the wants OF borrowers, and call oans arc cnie.ii
made at per cent. although ID lew cases az "u
ditioral commission is raid upon the pest CA VI
securities Inc range of discount Tor arst'cIass ou
, sness PAPER is 1a9 : cent. {. annum.
PRODUCE MARKET.
NEW YORK, April 11.-BREADsTCFFs.-tn MAJ,
Let for state and Western -four is more active, ana
prices are firmly held, though not qiotao!E
higher The sales are 900 bsls at IS eOao 81 Tor
sunrr6nt state; 50 SOalO 10 ior common extra
State: SO 2OalU so for good to choice do;
sio 5alO so Tor fancy do SIS e0a 80 for surpetine
Michigan indiana, OHIO, Iowa. &C., and 50 7Oa 10 25
for cxtra do $40 35al0 S. tor choice extra DO lncud
ing shipping brands Of round hoop ONO at ~ soa
IL % and trade brands OF do Ut Sl0 9Oal3 20; gooo
10 cho oce white wheat extras Si2ilS 20; Ct. LOUIS Z.
SO o5aI1 so for common to fair exlra, and Sl?ali
50 or good 10 choice. closing steadily We quote: SUI
perfn0 state, SIS 9Qa9 so; extra state 81 SJa!V 3V
super Western, sSe0a9 20; extra Western, ~ 'Oa!u
%; extra Ohio round hoop, 50 90alO %; do. traue
S10 SOal3 T5: extra Geue see, -; Extra st. Louis,
SO 25a14 So
SOUTHERN FLorR-There is 4 fair inquiry at full
prices. sales made OF ou0 obs q; ~ ouaV oO
Tor .ar extra ard $40 a14 20 Tor good to choice 90
CALuoRSIA FLoUR.-Tae market IS fairly active
at CORNER prices. Tie sales are l.c1 sacks III s42
ala.
CORN There is moderate demand at an advlnce
OF about 1c. We notice sales OF $1,000 bushes al
:, Dial a Tor new Western mixed adoat; 81 II for
old Western mixed il store; 81 2oal :6 10: yeIow
Western and Southern, and 81 l7al l9i. 10" white
Western and southern.
oATs-Arc in better request, and prices are in the
sellers favor. sales We're made OF G9'ooO bushels
Western 4; S6asGsc in stort, and s'}:c aHoa', de-
liyerable at the sellers option within ten days.
coFFEE.The market for Rio is more ssoS oenS and
prices fr1ner. We notice sales OF $500 bags eN
Margaretha; o454 bags ex Monitor; end to arrive
from Hampton Roads, 1900 bags, per Champencw. on
private terms. Rumor say that two other carsces
nave been sold, but we not yet prepared to re-
port them. The other kinds are quiet, but ''eady.
Co1ToN-The hi. Il prices which are quoted i'll the
Southern cites keep our market in an excited cond
t on. Spectators Lave bought very freely and a'
higher figures At the close there are but few sellers
at cur quotations. The sales are 1860 bales, incud
ing a62 TO spinuers S6l5 spectators, and 1885 to
exporters, OF which 400 arc III transit. We quote:
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Railrgaos.


CHHRLEsTOy CITY RAILWAY COM
PANY.
OFFICE CHARLESTON CITY RAILWAY co.,
CORNER BROAD AND EAST BAY STREETS, 7
CHARLESTON, So. Ca, March 10th, 1858. J
SCHEDULE OF THE CHARLESTON CLTf-
RAILWAY COMPANY.
KING-sTREET LINE
=, !eaSe az Upper Terminus Leave L0DsT ss aas ;n,eI
Sals of ten Q0l minutes walls of ten t10) minutes
during dur the day till the during the day till P:
N.t.-Leave the Battery as follows: Ticenty CeD)
nour nom $40 4. u, to 750 p. A., except at ten
.lul minutes 3f O'clock A. NJ. EverT other trip
from the old PoFtoAace.
RUTLEDGE-sTREET LINE,
LeaTe eRper Terminus Leave Lover Terminus
at ..oU A:N' aad at inter- at sos A.M and at inter-
during the day till $40 during the day I'LL Pm.
n. B.-Leave the Battery at fire Is, minutes after
eae e2ean3 99ua =. and ayrs s5 m's after the hour
trip from the old Postofice
SUNDAY SCHEDULE.
KING-sTREET LINE.
Leave Upper Terminus Leave the Lo,rer Terni,-
al - AL, and at inter- nus at $50 AN, and at
vas Of, Of 5fteen 15) min intervals c: dfeen 5)
NB:-n the trips are to the Bat.ery, until CTS p.
III. ine last u1p OF each car to the old Postoaice.
RUTLEDGE-sTREEr LINE.
at . AM, and ut inter- at 0S5 An and at inter
mnu3s. vais Of every I twenty walls Of twenty
m,1qtes ul 6.i5 Pm. minutes I'LL $50 PM.
=, N.B-n the trips are to the Battery until els P
NJ. The last Trip Of each car to the old Postoface
s. ". RAMSAY,
oanoary2 Secretary and Treasurer
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marine news.
Port of Charleston. April
Arrived Yesterday.

Steamship vicksburg Burton, New York-553z
hours from Bar to Bar. Mdze. TO Raverel Il Co, j
P Merkhardt, Railroad Agents. North, Steele War
dell, Bernheim, B O'Neil, O'Neill & Son. c F
Panknin Luhrs & Stelling, Bischof, Bolmann
Bros, G Ring, Il Renneker, " N Bird Co, Sey-
mour & silcox, D Brahc 4 Co. : Soubeyroux, Gen
G q Brown. J " Denny. Dawson, Dewing.
Durkett 4 Co, Dowie Noise, Chisolm Bros, Werner
\ Quicker, Fisher { Beiser Gruber & Martin. Good
rich, Wineman & Co, Gerdts Il Co, Hunt, W
harrison, Hart i Co, Beesemau & Bro. Horsey. H
Katie X Co, 1,linck, Wickenberg Co, Kins,nan,
] Lucille, McLoy & Rice, R Rhett, Jr.
Barl Annie Kimball, Lincoln. Hayre-.G days.
Ballast. To the Master trreVousiy reporteu IL 'ce
scSr Wapclla, Eawkins New York-1O days. Rail-
road IRON Hay, &C. 10 the Master, DUKES "
Co Quartermaster, and Order.
Schr Rachel yannaman, Vannaman, New York-10
days. Railroad Iron, Hay. and Sundries. 10 +
Baker 4 Co, Chisolm Bros, j A Enslow 20, Kali
Jad Agent, U 5 Quartermaster
Schr A + Willard, Lunsel, Boston-I4 days Ice,
To L T Potter, Gage & co. The A Willard touch
ed at Newport l. and left at that port on 'ne 9tn
inst, the schr Myrover from Boston Tor this port
steamer City Point, Adkins, Paiatks' va JSeEson.
Vile and savannah. 210 bales Upland and oa!es
| I Cotton, &c To D Aiken < CO, W BoyI x 90,
Pinckney Bros, welch y Brandes, ston, Webb Co.
steamer st Helena. Boyle. Ed;sto and Rockville.
| Mdze. ToJ Murray, Howe, } Ford, j = II
Claussen, Z O'Neill aud others.
Cleared Yesterday.
schr Lilly, Francis. New York-W Roach.
From this Port.
Steamship Charleston, Berry, New York. April Is.
Steamship JAS Adger, Lockwood, New York. April II.
LIST OF VESSELS
CP, CLEARED IND SAILED FOR THIS PORT.
FOREIGN.
LIVERPOOL.
The Moreno, Black, cleared. Feb p
The Eastman, Leach sailed. ...".........M March -
BREMESHAvES.
The Dorothea, Pambeck, sailed. ..... March lo
DOMESTIC.
BGSToN.
Schr Z y Hawkins Wyatt, up...............Ap .Aprh
Schr Myrover, Hughes, cleared. March 20
Schr :. Raymond, Higgins. up. March -
NEW YORK,
Schr Maria Person. Grant, ,up..............Ap April $
Schr Carrie Holmes. Holmes up.........- M"rch Z
Schr y W smith, Tooker, up. March Il
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THE DAILY NEWS.
The Ferry.
UHIAND.

Many year is in its grave
Since crossed this restless wave.
And the evening, fair as ever.
Shines OF rum. rock and r.vsr.
Then in this same boat beside
Sat two comrades. old and trle!'
One with all 1a;her's 1I'H.
One with all the FIRE OF yooin'
ora on earth in silence wrouSht'
And his crave il silence sousA,'
I:nt he Younger. brighter io-m'
ps.ssd @ in battle aud IL storm.
r,ns when in happy hour i dare
~,,~n NV thoughts 20 days tta' were
ms always dear ones meur:,
Wh0n! rom me pale death hath lorn'
y+t that is friendships hottest ur!en,
Wien soul with soul is II communion
In sp.r,: passed these hsors 0eaGaied'
III spirit are We stil united
Take. O boatn1an. thrice thy i*e;
Take. give it Willingly;
For, invisible 10 thee,
Spirits twain have crossed W L re.
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consignces per south Carolina Railroad

434 bales Cotton. 2292 bags Corn. 122 casks Clay.
cars Wood, car Lumber, cars Old Iron. TO Cold
smith X son, Adams, Frost Il co. E b RODGERS X
Co, Utscv X Kenyon, ) Stoncy. Mowry Il Co, y
Robson, W Roach. q J. Granger, W hcncry, "
Egaerking. + Wclllug, Book. VI Curtis. u Loeb.
King Gibbon, Railroad Agent. N Caldwell K Son,
waseuer Heath & Monsees. = DuBose. J |, Z sloar,
G Walter Il Co, G " Williams X Go. W Court
ney & Co. ] a Quackenbush. Marshall. Bu-gc X Go,
Fl Bischoti. & i kluloch, 2 Muk,l. TAFT q Rowland,
J Il Prugle, @ Ayelill. sprague Bros, C Wood
run, Gi II luGraham son.
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vOTft.Ic.
CITY CIVIL ENGINEFE'S OFFICE, J

CITY ElNIL ENGIEEFE'> OFFICE,
CITY HALL. CHARLESTON. March, 10Th, 1865,
A IL. PROPERTY HOLDERS ON The LINE OF
a Ncvtns-strcet, ami other citizens interested
III tie bnldins OF = shell Road Of Meeting street.
IRON Spyn-s'rect TO tie City Boundary. are hereby
rel c:l!u Il informed that Book OF subscription
wis. ur. pend ."r their signatures III ms Office
dn. ic ',a; wh.r such an aIronnt is pledged, as
il le in ;Sment OF tlla City Civil Engineer will war.
rsr ti I'LL 'ertakiug, the work vii! b forthwith
coz need. LDCJS J. RAkHtT T,
March 13 City Civil Engineer.