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MISCELLANEOUS ITEMS.
-sitka has 116 buildings.

-Sitka has 116 buildings.
Chicago contains 81, ,433 Germans.
-Lingard has made s34, 600 SO far.
-Gounod is only moderately wealthy.
-Eug6nie banishes pretty maids of honor.
-Eug6nie has quarrelled with her dress.
maker.
--Grant leaves tanning to go to cabinet
making.
Our standing army numbers now about
4s,000 men.
Mrs. Lincoln has apartments in the
Champs Blysess, Paris.
General Cole gave one of his lawyers
$1,000 as retaining fee.
-Arnault, of the Paris Hippodrome, is the
French Barpum.
st. Paul hes this year erected 36l build
ings, costing 81, ,o00,00
The corn crop of Ohio this year is esti-
mated at l4l ,000, 600 bushels.
"A divorced Westerner married again, but
soon eloped with his first wife.
-Penpsy lvania farmers grease their peas
before planting, to prevent rotting.
a house built on large wagon is carry
itg al excursion party through Indiana.
Two fences, each 173 miles long, are
building along the Union Pacific Railroad.
A man at st. Louis has been sued for
$4,000, for chastising a married daughter.
Predicted, that in ten years the Nsosho
Valley, Kansas, will contain 900, 600 people.
"A New York lawyer, in the Great Western
suit, received 100000 for himself and assistant
counsel.
Many families in Gloucester are almost
penniless on account of the failure of the
mackertl fisheries.
Jefferson and Janauschek are amusing
Buffalo. A combination performance of Ri5
Van Hinkle is suggested.
The Emperor Alexander is the best horse
man of the sOvereigns of Europe, but is neither
a nsalksman nor a swordsman.
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The civil authorities Of Mazanla and other
conmercial elites have asked the National Gov
eminent TO enforce the law regulating labor
aud wages; but the Government refused, deeiar-
ing the law unconstitutional, aud arguing that
labor should be free Of legislative inhueuce.
There are heavy inundstous in many por-
tions of the country, causing great loss OF pro-
The demand of General Canto 10 De tried by
o military court for the alleged assassin alton OF
General Patoui hes been refused He will be
taken to Durango. the scene o. the crime, Tor
trial by the local ci vii courts.
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M. Herve has reused the ire of French
critics by taking for the subject OF his opera
boufe, Chpperic at the FoIies- -Drsmatiques, the
life OF MeroVingian moaarch. "rhe line must
be drawn somewhere" The heroes of ancient
history, the eoddesseI of Pagan mythology, are
fair game; bat due regard must be had to q
French king however distant the times In
which he hourlshed. In one respect NJ. Herve
has displayed his capability. The actor who
was to have appeared as "Chilperic" having
fallen i'll at the conclusion of the rehearsal his
part has been taken by NJ. Hsrve himself lis
not every author who can be his own actor
still len can every composer De his own SINGER
The following ticket is proposed for 1872
For President, Anna Il. Dickinson. For
Vica. .Presidant Wapdall Phillips
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COPART NERSHIPS.

DISsOLUTION OF PARTNERSHIP. THE
l. partnership heretofore existing between the un-
deTsF ned ana JAMk7 CASCA DEN, under the name
OF BAILEY d CASCADEN having been dissolved
by the death Mr. Cascaden. all persons Indebted TO
said m requested to make lmm medtate payment,
and those hRVing claims against said firm % present
them for setilF mtnt, JOHN t. BAILEY,
Surviving partner OF Bailey & Cascaden.
JOHN T. BAILEY will continue the BAG BUSl:
NFss of he old stand N, r.. coruer OF ARRHr and
WATER Streets, Philadelphia Ii tnstu9t$
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DR. KINKELIN, AFTER RESIDENCE
corner OF Third and Union Streets has lately re-
moved 10 south ELEVENTH Street, between MAR
KET end OH HEszEUT.
His superiority In the prompt and perfect cure Of
all recent, chronic, local and constitutional Aneo
tiers OF n special nature, is proVerblal a..
Diseases OF the skin appearing In hnndfed on; dit
feIent fOrmB totally eradicated; mental ana pnyscnI
WeEknesh. and ali nervous debilities scientifically
and successfully treated. OnAoe hours rom A. ID
OeP.M.
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CITY FINANCES.

The EstimntCs for 1860 -The Exhibit OF
the Various DepRU tInents.
The annual statement oi the city finances
was com pleted yesterday W the CITY Controller
and laid before the Finance Committee last
evening, VINO considered 1t, but took no action.
Statement of the general and additional dppro-
priotiOnS TO NOUeniber lst 1868, uad eSttBl 1ted
erDeHSes for The year 1862
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city OF water The ere spread until the flames
coDmunicaed TO the mill, q tSo-story aud a
holf structure, which was totally destroyed,
e = ther With The machinery. The loss Is $4,000
with an ms IRE ice OF S2N.0 .0ll.
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NEW PUBLICATIONS.

ENGLISH DICAL WORK S.
IL WILLIS Z. HAZARD, No. 722 SAMSON street,
viii close out the entire stock OF Medical Bog ks.
mostly London editions good authors at less Than
ST. com prisng tue Sydeuham socletYs issues John
Churchil's publications. Cooper's Surgical ctionaTy
some excellent French works, etc eic to which the
attention Of physicians Is req uested.
Books imported to order promptly In six weeks at
1859 THE ENGLISH BOOKSTORE.
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CLEARED YESTERDAY

CLEARED YESTERDAY
- N''"'''
Brig Resolute, Lippincot, St Mary's, Ga, E A. Sou
scEr 1hos Borden, WrIghtIng.on, Fall River, Yves,
SChr WestuOreland, Rice, Providence. do
SChr Adolph Hugel RObinsuu, h B5stou, J. RonlmeI Ir
sScnI B' 0teelu!hn NuainS, boatoh' do.
SI'T Bristol. Wallace, New York. w. p Ctyda 4, 10
SIR r Franklin rierson, BsltIm0Te, A, Grovet IN
Tug TnOs jefferson, A en- for Baltimore with 81 tow
Of barEes, w. =. Cyue q 60. ~.
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Ship Brothers, Pr de- smith tor philadelphia sailed
ntm H0lyhead 9th inst
TLb inst ~ - Sf' '"'A
Steamship Roman, Baker hence. at 1ston at 8 p
M, yesLerdAy, - -
Steamship Volunteer, Gallagher hence, at New
York yesterday, "
Bsrque James DutTus. Blauvelt, cleared at New
YORK yesterday. for Antwerp, via Diiadelphia,
BaIque DeuCy. from Fail River Tor Ph lsdeIphia (so
supp sed), Was al sncher above CJddngion Cove 2st
Brig george f. Prescott Mills from Vinalhaven
for Philadelphia AT New YOrk 2lst inst.
Brig Eliza Mcneil Small, ~ Messlna lst Inst from
BTig Lizzie Troop Newell sailed from Havana stb
inst. for Delaware Breakwater.
SchF A. N. Flanagan Collins at Matanzas 18th inst
nom sierra MCren6.
schT Willie Staples at Cardenas 18th inst, loading
schTs Elvle Davis, Johnson; ] Cadwasder, Steel
man: Il, Allen, Case; NJ. j Chadwick Case. and j
81. d. scull, steelman for Pnllsdeipnis sailed from
sohr Marv Shields. White, for Philadelphia sailed
from New Bedford 20Jh inst
Schr Maria Elizabeth. Williams and Flight, Stone
hence at NorfOlK goth inst.
Schr HsrrietB Is Brooks. OF Philadelphia (as before
reported the unknown schooner run Into by The
steamer Providence on Tuesday night. supposed To
have been sunk. She was spoken Friday by schr
Fanny Hazard from ROndout for Bridgeport. in tow
OF slGOp Unity. n New Haven. The IL. 5. b in the
collision bowsprt cRthead, cGtwater, ana all her
head gear but being light she did no, sink but cast
anchor and rode ont the storm
sCbr n, Il, CRbRda, swain, for philadelphia cleared
Al Savannah yesterday
for PEOvinCetOwn to load for Phllsdephia,
schTs s. Morgan, Davey for Allyn,S Point: O. New
nI .em hnn'es' 70 rpf vines Huise g. W. Locke B1ah;
Lady Ellen, Albro; N, w. Mckee, Ketchnm: 4, Bart
iett bartell Alabama Xagg,lHeT sor snG EdTards
and Ocesn Wave, Baker, tor Providence alI from
PhilAdephla at New YORK 2lst inst.
EchTs Geo, Ii. Bent Smith, from Boston; X - Dean,
Cook from Taunton; Nightingale, Beebe, from Pro'
violence; ard Emms A. Graham. Jones, from New
Haven, ali for Philadelphia at New YORK 2lst inst
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ARRIVED YNSTERDkv.

schr George DeerHg vii ARD, ttOm Portland with
mdsE to Crow ell Il Collins. N' "''ti
tChr Mary O.. Supple, uey from Milford Dal mill,
gram 10 James BarrRti, ~ wan
SchT horning Light, Ireland s days from James
RIVER, with .umber 10 Moore, Wneatlsy d CottlDg.
ham.
Scnr Isabelle. Greger days from Yorktown Va
with wood to / 3 PUiilips. ''''
ScbT 7. Borden, washington from Fall RIVER
Schr W Westmoreland Rice from Providence
steamer Ann FL Ia. Richards "a hours from New
York, with mdse. 10 W. p Clyde d ca.
Tug Thoa. Jefferson, allen from Baltimore, with
tow OF DarEes 70 W. T. Clyde 4 Co.
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HOOP SKIRTS,

628. HOOP SKIRTS, 62O
NEW FALL STYLES
LA PANIER, and all other desirable styles AND
1lzes OF our - ~
UELEBRATED CHAMPION SKIRTS
for ladies' u isses, aud children constantly on nsu
ard Il ade to Oruer Largest assortment Ia the slLl
sno specially adapted for first clssa trade
CORsETSI OORsETS OOR5ETS.
BE alling al very low prices, Our assortment is
comple,ei embracing IhompsOns Glove Fitting IL
all grades, IroB e2S5 t0 $3.50 Beckers superior
French WCveD COrsets, from Ek'i0 70 $3.50; supe
IlOr haebJne hand made Uoraeta from 81 Genus 10
k32O, In shields akd circular gore Madame FOyis
Corset skirt SnpporteTs, at Si'sO.
Also, MIS- Nj oOdy's Patent SeifAdiustiug Abdom
nal COrHets: which every lady should examine,
Corset Clasps q CentB pair.
Wholesale and Retail MRnutActOry and Salesroom
No GAS AKCH = rect - - .
EsSSm W&. T. HOPKINS,
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The following statement SHOWS the valuation
OF property as furnished by the Board of Re.
vision, and the amount IL will yield in taXes:-
Valuation of Real Estate..........S49lO O72 9ii 90
Valuation of Furniture, Horses,
Carriages, s,etc....................... 1852 257'O0
Moneys at 81 456 2i9 %
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Total valuation 1881, ,OOl $4,000
From which deduct
Moneys at ipterest........ q, ,40G 2i9
Deduct ReSi Estate ex. - .,,.- -
empt by law ................ S74165H 6S9i2,S23 VI
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FOR THE LADIES.

MAGAzIN DIS MODES,
No. 1914 WALNUT STREET.
For the better convenience OF her Patrous,
MRS. PROCTOR
HAS REMOVED HER DRESs;MAKING ROOMS
To No. IOI4 WALNUT street,
Where she will be happy to zee her friends.
The GENERAL DRY GOODS BUSINESS will be
continued ia heretofore, at No. 92O OHEsNUrsL
lie J. W. PROCTOR d 90.
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The assets of the city for the year 1862 as
given by he Controller, rs ms follows
Cash on hand November l, lS5S.-.... SG74 li2 79
Estimated receipts from sources
other than Taxes, prior to Jan,
1863, and for the year lS59......... LIZA, ,ilgOO
Eei mated receipts from Taxes and
II ,.stered Taxes prior 10 Jan. 10, ..
1903 OtyIOVJ w
Esliuoated receipts from Trustees of
Gas Works for balance of 1858 and ~
1Or ooJIVSV w
TaHes in 1853 ,.o 400 900 90
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tate huDlecL 70 IHNaJlOn lot CITY = -, -, -,
purposes tOz OSoO-t w
The following shows the Isvenue to De de-
rived from the above valuation of property at
the present rates for the different classes OF
property, and as the Controllers statement
estimates the amount to be raised by taxes at
SIS 22,726 II, 1t would appear that TAX rate of
So on the hundred dollars of valuation Will be
necessary for 1869. unless expenses are cut
down.
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Net value of Real and Personal ES-
tate subject to taxation fOr city
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Amount required TO be provided for
by 1922, ,72877
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average.
4620 627 9l24 s SCI, 1854
The funded debt OIL the city is stated TO pe as
follows:-
solidation sic, ,l42 7C44S
Consoldai .....'.................. l725 900 90
TO nav for Extension OF Gas Works 2450 10000
Z" Permit improvements. 4,S657OO W
War Purposes............."..l II 500 OOOO6
Municipal Purposes...... 60Si2Il 20
Loans authorized out moi yet Issued 5493OO OO
S378E, ,9i5 43
Commissionar sl6i 398Sl
BY City Loans do DO, at par........ S6lO, 40 %
BY stocks, e.c., at the market value 626O,Oo7OO
And the following, per report,
Wharves and mafketa................... GAG 10000
City Property, exclusive OF Pubic -
Buildings and Squares 3il. 900 90
Police ......... 2,5S2 .6GO75
Railroad, Water, Gas Loan, FriSont - -
l. oIl 'aOS w
Civ Loans unsold ..................... $4,000 90
S5l6 093 81
S7,627, ,9i5'43
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Amount subject to -
1ull OJJ ~ w 30 oAUiO1o 80
Amount subjec 10 ..--.
suburban Iate.... "a, ,Z56,2-6 at 3oI8 S23,4l1l4
Amount subject 10 ~ .
farm rate,......... 2l,772,Ol2 at I'UO 2lI,726 AZ
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a PARTISAN ROMANCE. "A Young married
couple in Paris, extremely wealthy and adorlng
one another, after six months OF rapture, found
themselves invalids. At first they concealed
from each other their sufferings, but their mall
:dias continued to increase. The physician
who was called in found that the pauure et char
z,,ar,te jeune femme had sym ,toms OF phthisis,
while the husband suffered from o compllca-
tion Of disorders Of the heart and blood. It
was serious matter. The decision vas that
the climate Of the South was necessary for the
Young wife, and that Of a colder climate for the
husband The sun Of Nice, orange trees. and
the blue Mediterranean for the one, and long
Journeys through the snowy plains, fords, and
mountains Of Norway for the other. Thus
spoke the doctor.
At an immense expense the spirit OF his de-
cree was carried out, while its lett sr was evaded
Two houses we're built in Paris, one OF which
was miniature Siberia, full OF currents o. air,
in every respect cold and dry, where, by dint OF
taking violent exercise in every imaginable
way, and hardening his system, the husband
endeavored to recover his health, while III The
adjacent building everything was warm, luxu-
rious, soothing and tropical. This latter was
the home Of the young wife. The palr were
perfectly happy, living, as it were, thousand
miles apart-the one amid his frescoes, repre-
senting icebergs and reindeer - the lady IN
constant scene of flowers and lemon trees.
It would be pleasant to add that both recov-
cred, but such was unfortunately not the case.
This fairy life lasted three yeals, when the one
and the other died. While they lived they
we're, however, happy.
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Mobile weekly Market.

MOBILE. April S.-CorroS-The receipts during
the past week have been 4U69 oaies as ~ io 49,
From the Alabama River l49d; from DiSoeS eSs o1a;
g.: from arrior River. 3l6; and by ralroaos. ~,
anaiust aI4l bales for the corresponding "cek iss
YEAR. The exports have been 1861 0aIes W. o,o 40
Liverpool, S4ls; Boston, IL; New orleans, 20 20,
AGAINST no. G49 bales last year. Inc stocA on n:nu
md ON sh'pboard not cleared is 3 Jul oaics-a6ains'
"a. TUI bales at tile same time last year.
Al the date of our last review we reported the
market closing firm at 1424c for Mlddhhes. Saies OF
the week 1870 bales. and re;ep1s -'z' oa'eS'
1902 the week previous.
sArrnpAY-The market opened firm at an advance
on Fridays rates. say ojc, and under sharp ad-
vance in Liverpool holders would not sell upe upueo
25js, at which the market closed hrm. Suies DOW
bales. .,.o,,1,
MoSpAy.-Market excited and Irregular through
oui the day Liverpool advices creating an advance
Of sale on previous day prices. sales 3SoJ oaes
Middlincs 26i4a2Gkc.
TuEspAY.-A further shalp advanced in Liverpool
caused holders here 10 again put up prices. sales
951O bales. Middlngs 2jl.al6Ac.
Observation-Disclosures active throughout tne gay.
Sales made at lower figures than quotations., Du', ~
sympathy with advices from abroad advanced 10
211sc, at which the narse' closed nfu. >aies ''00
TuIcspAY.-Sevcral buyers entered the market
with small ordcs. Early i'll the day holders caiiheo
g.: but more quiet MAJ ket in Liverpool easeo Oh
prices, and 4, the close .7lsa2T2lc vas tue rate
Sales $50 blirs.
FR1DAY-The market opened excited. under Liv-
erpool accounts, ut 2Sc ior MlidhnSs ana "o'unCeu
fully IL on the opening rates, closing inn, WIN
sales OF 1910 bales ut Liverpool classification Good
Ordinar. CSC; Low Aliddling, 2S!c; Middlings, a9c
sales OF the week II, $50 br,es, general account
FREIGurs-To Liverpool there has been consider
able movement, but with Increased tonnage on lhc
BERTH rates are lower yet they are steady ut present
quotations. To Havrc-nothing loading. CoastwlSe
FHnothin1 going aud rates are about nominal. We
quote: liverpool, ga; Havrc, :; Coastwise Poris,
by sui &c; &c per ID per steam to New York, VIA
Florida Railroad, WITH insurance by TINS route "
IL per cent lross.-Rc9tster.
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BALTIMORE, April 4.-CoFEEE-Importers are
very firm since the receipt OF late :aVorante avices
from t1o. Pine cargots held at i27Sals1ae Goio' F."
bond; no sales To-Day.
CorroN-Our market was again excited to-day un-
der a s Ill ftrcther advance il liverpool Cable ad-
vices quoting 12hsa12sad for Middling Upland, ana
Orleans I2%l, with sales reachlng 3OUUU pales
Transactions Ill our market amounted 10 upwards o.
I7OO bale, as 1olows 226 bales Middns Ut soc; a50
bales do ut 80 sc; 9l0 bales Low Mddlng, chiefly NJ
2sa2SSc and good style d. 29:; 81 bales COED Or-
dinary and Middrug ut 271za29Ic; 1GO bales Ordi-
nary stunned at 9G1sc. Mariet closeu STRONG u QUO
for Mddlirg Uplands.
FLuua-We continue 10 note q good inquiry Tor
b III EXPORT aud local wants. und owing 10 the scar
CITY OF suitable brands prices are II rer We report
sales OF 300 bbls Ciiy Mills medium Extra at Sl2,
an advance Of &c on previous sale OF same ora1o;
lOl bbls Howar Extra at Sl1 SI l1O bois hne
IS 5OaS 75 Rye Flour we quote atS9a1O as 10 qlal-
ty. Corn Meal steady al 80 10 1or wnite, unu i'r
yellow city ground.
GRAIS-Offei ings Of Wheat to-day $40 oushe's wnte
and 622O bushels red. Market ste:dy under good
demaud from milers. Included 10 the siles were
635 bushels commen 10 prime white at 81 05a3; 3uO
bushels choice red SO; 800 bushels common Virginia
50 10: 1000 bus els good Pennsylvania SO ~; ITO
bushels Primo Maryland 81 9O; 6OoO ousneis NO
spring OH private terms, unders ood ). oo. lorn-
Receits 2l OOU bushels white and 49, 400 bushelsytl-
low: market more active and frmer for whit, whilst
yellow sold at nm advance of &C. We report sales viz:
5000 bushels prime white 81 IL; 15O0 bushels gooo 40
81 10; $500 bushels damp 81 DIAL OS s0O Dusnes Ii,
bushels good do 81 1Sl1 49, $50 bushels damp 81 ]4;
800 bushels Western mixed 81 %. Oats-ltece PTS
SMALL sales 200 bushels fair 81 800 bushels s0c $50
do e3c; 800 buehels 7Sc, measure.
MoLAssEs-No stock worthy Of notice either OF
Cuba or Por,o Rico. English Island is i'll iair sup
ply We are without sales to-day and prices remail
nomnally unchanged.
PRovIsIoSs.-Our market was considerably ex-
cited today uuaer advices from the West, and with
m active demand from the trade. pIlces rapidly adj
vauced, and at tue close there were no sellers Of
large lots. We report sales OF $50 cask+ clear 10
bacon sides part to arrive Ut 16jsc 1U0 hhds rio,
early in the day 14sc, subsequently, held at 15a
15,zc; clea5 rib ,61sa1624c; and shoulders l3c; OF
buk we note sale OF l0J casks shoulders at 121sc;
1000 lbs loose clear rio sides ate Friday at &c;
to.da held u l5c. Barrelled pork-We tern mess
held at s26a2G So prime mess, sale OF 60 bo!s, at
s23 So; rump quoted at s22a22 60. Lard-W csteru
ticrces held at lie; quote Tor jobbing lots l7Hc.
HIcE.-Narket unchanged. stock and demand
both light. We quote Csroiins 1l+a1l1sc. and Ran
goon 10al01sc.
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RENTS N New -'Burleigh" writes from
New York to the Boston Journal:

New 10rk TO tne DOstou oo1nA@i'
The great warehouses in lower New York,
from Park Place to Canal street, are vacant.
These places were built for dry goods men,
and rented easily for $50, 900 and $50, QUO ycar
Stewart, by his Tenth street store, gave the
KEYNOTE to the uptown movement OF dry SoOcs
men. The rush is now upward. Property Ill
Union Square has advanced two hundred per
cent. in Twelve months. But this movement
has left these immense warehouses vacant. Ii
is a melancholy walk down Park Place, Murray
and Chambers street and their surroundings.
Immense stores on all sides bear the omlhous
placard, $40 Let" while houses are steadily
going up in rent, from $500 toSl00O; from slOoo
to $1,000; from $1,000 to Sl40O. Landlords are
not prepared to come down from $50 000 to
1000, and even SO coo. No business that
follows the dry goods trade can pay dry goods
rents. Grocers and commission merchants,
who alone can step into these lordly stores, pay
no rents like those at present demanded.
Lower New York IS in the hands Of second and
third class traders, except that portion devoted
to finance. All up and down Broadway, below
the st. Nicholas, rents for stores are coming
down, and ats are willing to sacridce
one or two thousand dollars Year to have
their property taken of their hands. Yet
dwellings, are very scarce, and are In great de-
mand. Reuts are increasing on these, ard
there has not been for years 80 few houses 10
thu market and so little proposed moving IN
MAY. Every one seems to hold on who hes
g. house, even under The eXtortionate demands
of landlords. Families double up. One o.
more families occupy house. Rooms are
rented and boarders taken rather than move.
Indeed, there ls no place for people to move to-.
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Railroads.


CHARLESTON CITY RAILWAY COM.
PANY.
OFFICE CHARLESTON CITY RAILWAY co.,
CORNER BROAD AND EAST BAY STREETS,
CHARLESTON, So. Ca, March 10th, 1868.
SCHEDULE OF THE CHARLESTON CITY
RAILWAY COMPANY.
KING-sTREET LINE
Leave Upper Terminus Leave Lo'oer Terminus
vals OF ten u0) minutes walls of ten t10) minutes
during the day till the during the day till P.
last trip at $50 PM. NJ.
N.h..Leave the Battery as follows: T1enty (2o)
hour from $40 A. NJ, to 7.5o =. H., except at ten
10Y minutes of O'clock A. NJ Every other trip.
from the old Postofice.
RUTLEDGEsTREET LINE.
Leave Upper Terminus Leave Louer Terminus
at 7sO AM. and at inter at sos AM. and inter-
during the day till $40 during the day till ppm.
Pm.
N.B.-Leave the Battery at fire (5l minutes after.
the hour and hirty.fue lS5l minute: after the hour
except at 905 A. NJ, uutil 7.45 P. III. Every other
trip from the old Postoface.
SUNDAY SCHEDULE.
KING-STREET LINE
Leave Upper Terminus Leave the Lotoer Termi-
at AM, and at inter mus at $50 AN, and at
vals Of fifteen n5l min intervals OF fifteen l5l
utes till 100 P. NJ. minutes TIL 7.3o ?. N.
N.B.-n the trips are to the Battery, until 6.15 P.
N. The last trip Of each car to the old Postofdce
RUTLEDaE-sTREET LINE.
Leave Upper Terminus Leave Lo,oer Terminus
at AM, and at inter- at 935 AM, and at inter
minutes tl s.45 Pm. minutes tin $50 PM.
N.B.-An the trips are to the Battery, until 6l5 p.
S. W. RAMSAY,
january % Secretary and Treasurer