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IMPORTANT TO PROPERTY OwNERs.-Mayor
Burns has revised an old ordinance relating to
street platforms, and some half dozen citizens
paid SIS to the treasury yesterday morning for
not having their carriage ways protected by a
platform. There are few dwellings in the city
that have not carriage entrance; but the Or
dinance requiring platforms has heretofore
been more honored in the breach than the OBJ
servance. Mayor Burns has decided that all
delinquents must pay the fine.
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OUR CrTY SUBSCRIBERS who are taking The
DAILY NEWS by the week are particularly re-
ouested to pay their dues in future to no
person except our authorized agent, MIR. c..
C. RICHTER, or his collector, MIR. Edwin S.
Rowand.
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THAT STR1KE-The colored strikers are like
to find that they have struck in the wrong di-
rection, and that blow for higher pay may
blow them permanently out OF work. At Al
lantic wharf there lies the ship Missouri TAX
ing IN cargo for Boston. This vessel will carry
about twenty-eight hundred compressed bales
of cotton, and would have bsen handsome
penny in the pockets of the freedmen. But
the freedmen struck, and, as there was no
chance of their speedily coming to reason,
measures were promptly taken to fill the vacant
chairs at the industrial board. A large force
of white stevedores was gathered together,
and on yesterday the work on the Missouri was
done exclusively by white men. They did a
handsome days work, and are we'll satified that
SIT is an i'll wind which blows nobody good"
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LIST OF LETTERS remaining in Postofice

LIST OF LETTERS remaining in Postoffice
and not forwarded from various causes:
Harrison, Jefferson, Lowndes County, Ga.
illegal stamp; Harrison, Richard Pireri
Lowndes County. Ga, illegal stamp; Jones'
Juner, Long Creek, N. c., not stamped; Jones,
Glitter, Long Creek, n. c., not stamped; Keith
Eliza, Darlington, s. c., not stamped; King,
John, Columbus, Ga, not stamped; Rushing,
F. O., no destination, not stamped; Seaborn,
James. Pendleton, S. c., not stamped; Sted-
man, J. D., Sumter, s. c., illegal stamp; Smith,
Henry A., Spartanburg, not stamped; Wohler,
Sophie, Augusta, Ga., not stamped.
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Co-oPERAT1oN-How IT WoRKs.--We are
glad to hear that the first cooperative store is
q fixed fact and the association is now nego-
tiating for q suitable building. member of
the eCivil Service" Cooperative Society in
London writes of his experience thus: "But l
already see enough Of its working to convince
me that shall this year effect saving by it
which will enable me 10 give my whole family
q summers run in Switzerland, instead OF
stinting them to an economical change OF air
at Hsrne Bay, Southend, or at the best, Rams
gate or Broadstairs. Upon my butchers and
erocer's bills save quite twenty-five per cent;
and as to the quality Of the goods supplied,
our cook assures my wife land my own expe-
rience confirms her verdict) that the mutton
and beef is as fine meat as ever one put knife
lnto;' while my wife protests to me that out OF
the first six pounds che laid out at the store
in groceries she netted profit which will put
her in possession of as pretty bonnet for
next Sunday as ever set eyes on
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1868-02-27

PROSPEROUS INSURANCE CoMPANY.-We
have received from the general agent, Mr..
Thomas Frost, copy of the thirty-third an
nual report of the New York Life Insurance
Company, from which it appears that, after
paying in cash during the year 1867 1881, ,95S.S7
for dividends and 1851, ,921. As for losses accru-
ing from death among it's members, the COM
pany has added more than two millions of dol
lars to it's accumulated assets, and has re-
naming, over and above the amount requisite
to reinsure all it's policies and pay all it's lia-
bilities, the sum of 81, ,642. 1850. This lsrge
amount is altogether the property of the poll
cy-holders, to be divided among them in the
form of dividends, or remain and accumulate
as an additional provision for their wives and
children
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1868-02-27

DEATH OF AN OLD RESIDENT OF COLUMBIA.
Alderman John Stork, resident of Columbia
for thirty years, died on Tuesday in bis fifty
fifth year. His trade was that OF a boot maker,
and he was an honest, energetic and hard
working man.
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BUSINESS NOTICES.
HI. HI.

III. HI.
Tf you want cheap Blank Books;
If you want cheap Stationery, Envelopes,
Paper, &C.; or, MILLER's Almanac;
If you want Printing executed neatly;
If you want Books bound in any style, or Ac-
count Books made to order, with any desired
pattern OF ruling, 20 to HIRAM HARRIS, No. SO
Broad-street.
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NOTICES IN BANKRUPTCY. Meetings of the
creditors of the aforementioned bankrupts, to
prove debts and choose assgnees, will be held
at the Office Of the Registrar, Hon. R. B. Car
penter, No. SO Broad-streot, on the days and
at tho hours named:
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COURT OF EoUITY-CHANoELLoR CARROLL
PREs1Dna.-The executrix of Smith Us. the
Administrative OF Gatewood. In this case B.
C. Presley, Esq, concluded his argument in
favor of the demurrer J. W. Wilkinson, ESQ.,,
was heard for the complainant.
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THE DAILY NEWS

BE- LARGEST cIRCULATIoN.-THE ALLY
NEWS BEING THE NEWSPAPER OFFICIALLY
RECOGNIZED AS HAVING TIE LARGEST CIR
CuLATIcN IN THE CITY OF CHARLESTON,
PUBLISHES THE LIST OF LETTERS REMAIN
ING IN TIE PGsToFFTCE AT THE END OF
EACH WEEK, ACCORDING TO THE PRoyIs-
IONS OF THE NEW PosToFFICE LAW
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THE EXAMINING COMMITTEE ON FERTILI-
ZERS at this Fair reported as follows; Entry
No. .2es-FERTHIZERS manufactured by the Mapss'
SUI er.Phosphate of Linz and Guano Company are
decidedly first in order Of merit. The IMPROVED
sUPER-PHOsPHATE is the best article of it's class
kno YIN to the judges, while the NITROGENIzED Is
fully equal to the best anufactured. These Fertih-
zer are entitled to first premium as they are far
superior to all others In the Exhibition"
Analysis OF Mapes Nitrogenized Super Phosphate
of Lime exhibited at the American Institute Fair In
New York October 22d. 1867, made at the direction
Ct The Committee on Fertilizers:
Phosphoric Acid soluble Moisture expelled at 212
III water. ........ 6. .s9 degrees. ....7 66
Phosphoric Acid, in Sand and Silica. 1851
soluble In water. g. .65 heterogeneous Organic =,
Lire. 20. .10 Matter. ......... 3O.Ol
Sui pburic Acid IA. ISL Yielding Ammonia. 262l
Oxide Iron and Silica "a AlkalineSalts and loss
100. 90
The soluble Phosphoric Acid Is equivalent 10
II IS per cent of Bi-Phogphate OF Lime
H. w. KINSNIAN,
AGENT FOR SOUTH CAROLINA,
J,oh-,,arv 90 "a No. 1853 East Bay.
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In THE CIRCUIT CoURT.-On motion Of Gen.
James Simons, Oliver P. Williams. of Walter
boro', was admitted to practice in the United
States Courts for the District of South Caro-
lima.
In AdmairaNy. Ny.-Jacob Brit, part owner, os.
schooner Elvira and James Videl, &C., owners
Libel for sale Of vessel. Messrs. Simons &
Siegling for libellant, and DeTreville and Rich
ardson contra. Evidence WAS heard and the
consideration of the case will be resumed TO-
dav
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IT WILL be seen by the advertisement in an
other column that the steamship E. B. souder
will sail on Friday, the 28th instant, OF ten
o,olocle A nj
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READINGS FOR THE BENEFIT OF THE Pooa.-
Mr.. David Macrae, distinguished Scottish
author and fine elocutionist, we learn, is ex-
pected to visit our city in few days. He is
travelling through the South to see for himself
the true condition of affairs, social and polti-
cal; to collect facts relative to the late war,
and the causes that led ts it; aud also to pro-
cure information with view Of impartins, it,
on his return to Scotland, to such of his coun-
trymen as may intend emigrating to the United
States. In private letter to gentleman in
this city, Mr.. Macrae says: 81 have several let
ters from Charleston requesting me to give
there some OF the illustrations of Scottish
Life and Character which 1 gave from my
published works in Wilmington, N. c. Should
1 give such lectures, I should like, as at Will
nlington and Raleigh, that the proceeds should
lie applied for the benefit of the destitute.
The indications of poverty and positive suffer-
ing from want which see everywhere, even
among those who we're in affluent circum
stances before the war, fill my heart with sor
row. But I hope a brighter day will dawn
soon.''
Mr.. Macrae is the author Of several popular
works, of which George Harrington, "Dun-
varlich," "Leap Year Wooing," 'Diogenes
Among the D. D.'s," are perhaps the best
known. The Petersburg (Va.) Index says:
ga general desire is expressed among those
who heard him, and among many who we're
not 80 fortunate, that MIR. David Maorae be in
duced, if possible, to repeat his delightful en-
tertainm eng of Wednesday night. We under
stand the gentleman goes hence to Norfolk,
but that he will return to Petersburg before
leaving the State. If such is the case we hope
some effort will be made to get him to favor
the public with another reading. Mr. Macrae
is one Of the finest personato1s, we may say
ac.ors, we ever saw. His entertainments are
readings in name, but they are really life like
presentations"
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A PETITION m BANKRUPTCY was yesterday
filed by Mr. Nathaniel Levin, through his at
torney, j. 81. Nathans, Esq.
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TIE NORTHERN MAIL failed yesterday from
Washington and all points beyond.
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sat the United States Court.
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4 Choice assortment of Furniture, Curtains,
French China, Glass, &C., at AUCTION.
BYI. 8. x. BENNEET,
BY JOHN q. MlLNOR & CO.

THIS DAY, 9th instant, at 10 o'clock we will SELL
at our Auction Salesroym, No. 136 Meetng-street,
FIGURED, PLAID AND OPERA FLANNELS,
French Merino. Empress Cloths, Figured Alpaca
Scotch Plsids. Wool Plads. Fine Poplins, Embroid-
cred Dress Goods Ladies' Cloth Clcaks, &c
ALSO, 49,.
l case 80 dozen 15, 20 end 25springs HOOP SKIRTS
5pieces Stripes on account all concerned. -
With general assortment Of seasonable Dry Goods,
Just received. 5J .sas
AT PRIVATE SALE. -
SATISFACTORY YARN-aesorted numbers %
Bales 81 and 7-S Brown shirdng ! - ~
Conditions cash. FebruaryN
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TUESDAYS, THURSDAYS AND SATURDAYS
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The MEASURE AND KIND OF RELIEF FOB PLAN
TIERS AND OTHERs.-The following circular from
General Scott, will open the eyes of those who
have been expecting to put theil hands in their
own pockets and Uncle Sans meal bags, at one
and the same time. Relief will only be given
to limited extent, and only where there is
good security that the advances made, will be
repaid promptly. Food for animals will not be
furnished, and provisions will not be given to
planters, who are working under such contracts
as preclude any other result than another step
into the mud, and an inoSease of their load Of
indebtedness. General Scott tells the freed
people that if they can't get what they want,
they must take what they con get; which
means that they cannot be fed for nothing, but
can get work for something. The government
aid is only intended to help those who would
have bare possibility of making both ends
meet without it, and when the National Uncle
sets up as u lender of moneys, it is not to be
wondered at that he is looking closely after the
security of his bond.
HEADQUARTERS, ASSISTANT COMMISSIONER,
BUREAU REFUGEES, FREEDMEN AND ABAN-
DoNED LANDS,
DISTRICT OF SOUTH CAROLINA,
CHARLESTON S. c.. February 27, 1868.
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Auftiou Sales.

One Fine Coach, Wood Brothers Build, Sets
Harness, Two Mules, Ta0o Horses, French
and $50 yards Oil Cloth. ...--.a.-.
BY r. NJ. MARSHALL & BRO.
THIS DAY. 1OK o'clock. at No SO Broedstreet.
February q
New-York tribune., 1868-04-20

Tho average length Of the roain operation for the
eight months, from May to December 81, was S08
miles.
The amount of First Mortgage Bonds the Company
can issue on $50 miles of road at $4,000 per mile Is
S6176OOO.
Gold interest for eghtmonths at the rate OF per
cent.-...........-.- 90
Add 40 per cent premium for gold Vo,o
Total.
New-York tribune., 1868-04-20
THE STATE OF TRADE.
ETHIOPIAN MARKETS.
EUROfbhN hhhhblo.

NJ ATLANTIC rlE TRIBUNE
LospoS April ia mCous closed at s s]l for both money
and American securities closed the following
FneTweny bonds quiet at o eJOi div Erie shares Illinois
Centrals 9oli Atlantic aud Great Western, 1ii
FRAsKyoRr April unted States Fetwen,y bonds close Isl
for the old Issue
LIVERPOOL, April ia9 mThs market closes fmer slight ad
prices American descriptions There has considerable
animation In market and the sales exceeded estimate made
opening several thousand bales The following the closing
quotations, Mdhng Upand. 2i Mdng orleans d The sales
the day 600 baea day give
Of Cotton aoat and bound from the
States 10000 bales The BeAstuGs market closed que
steady Corn i per quarter for New Mixed Western Wheat lG
per for California White, and lS for No Milwaukee Red
barley per bush Oats al per bush Peas al per 5Oi Flour
9 Dbl for Western Canal The Provision market closed Beef
New-York tribune., 1868-04-20

Mdonave thence Madison as nov opened
10 Eighty thence under said hap % g
leI lJ o ne Laws o. The state oi New or oc The SANE
sndwentethst thence norh-essiery e,i I'm, ssg H.
line 20 the Harlem RTer thence easey and Nsefp oN. @
len River, and Connecting with the Harlem blEe s "a. s ~
Ihraye And IN the lOguess OF the slIii'e a. ~ -
Niucyurths render the conuctOho o
tcahe said be constructed And oPeia'oI - ti
sail nlnthst 10 ttl AO.s " s
lem River The d CORPORATION sk the route aforesaid the
Necessary connections, turnouis switches li sL rav "
the proper working accommO'atbn Of ssll rANs!
SYCroNs ard prescribe rules under WhcA ts may
take eKcaystng and acquire s | 49,, A. 49,.
SIC Said tunnel constructed slon upn e1N su
face ~ tb streets or avenues as will avoid Interference with or
changes n mains OF the CIotOn aitelut 'au el
pt such changes in the opinion OF me CHIEF engineer
of tbe Croton Aqueduet Board, necessary for the
proper construction Of said Ishwyi and for PaSSi
and alterations which be made Necessary the
sewers 6y tie construction OF said tunnel and railway shall be made I'M
d e direction aud supervision Of the Coon Aque1et Board bot at
he nv nrorst eos, and charges Of this corporation.
SIC Whenever the herein specified and contemplated for the
of aid and railway shall aersect with
streets And avenues the said horse railway tracks sha pcabe
he carried said openings upon temporary bss OF structure,
NOT interfere with the Praca operation or OF neh
railways and upon the completion o. a uhne al uSn
49, b sy were previous 10 the construction Of tunnel and
and structures and restoration OF tracks s Oe maze
at the proper co and charges Of this corporation
the said tunnel and railway shall be exclusively for
he and purposes Of said RAILWAY company.
The sa corporation shall be aud hereby authorized TO col
aud receive o the transportation Of passengers the following es
sir and for every mile fraction thereof in addition two cents
she said to include Government tax "
H. The shall have subscriptions ie
the amount Of S3o before the construction Of said tunnel S9
commenced and from the OF tins ael
Nniea 70 ue same ssu VA e st 20 coap.
tunnel railway Forty seoOndst
the and along Harlem River Necessary and unavodaoe
voc t,r,stprs
and omission to construct portion shall WORK I
franchise respect section Of said tunnel and railway WHICH may
commenced completed. ...oo.o 4. 4 -
The 18th section provides deposit OF pledge Of $4,000 to be
forfeited the road not completed me pec!hed TINE
New-York tribune., 1868-04-20

r,o5o o+ tbe low prices of Friday, and the market
was active and excited. On the report OF the pas
sage Of the Ere bill in the Senate, there was reac
tion of II in Erie and per cent in New-lork Cen
tral The Western list sympathized with the reac-
tim but were all in demaHd and offered in small
amounts at quotations.
Money was in GOOD supply at per cent, currency !;
at this rate all houses in fair credit had more offered
than they could use, and the market closed very
easy.
London, GO days. 109l@llO!; do, sight, llOs0llOs;
Paris, long. 513!0512l; do, short, 5Ios0o'S Ant
werp, SIG! 65.l5; Swiss, 5lGs0515; Hamburg. $500
SG!; Amsterdam, 4li04l4; fTanKiort4l@4I' breinen'
73i0799; Berlin, Tl'62.
Freights are quiet but firm; British ship was
chartered TO direct port in Ireland with 1900 Qrs.
of Corn at S.
The following was the days business at the office
of the Assistant Treasurer: Receipts for Customs,
s5O6 900; receipts for Gold Notes, sl2i,OOO; total
receipts, 75S 81 total payments, $751; 96;
balance, S1O4,754,s79 II.
The earnings of the Chicago Rock Island and Pa
cific Railroad for the second week in April were:
1867 81 4O6 1863 500 400 Decrease 49, ,OOo
The Boston Commercial bulletin of Saturday says:
With no percepbe letup the tghtness OF the money
market and very unsettled weather, the business III
general merchandise continues unusually light for the
season.
The cotton movements this week are as follows:
The receipts at all the ports reach 4G152 bales against
35 1853 bales fast week The aggregate receipts since sep
tenber 1867 are 20l 500 bales against l6l6C DIes LOT
the same period 1861 showing excess this season
over last season OF 39j5l9 bales.
The Miners Journal of Saturday says:
The quantity OF sent railroad this week Is %
tuns by canal OS 10 tuDs for the week. 81 ~ tuns
against 996 tuns for the corresponding week st year
The coerles In this region are very generally al MOrK
again. going In at the old rates OF wages Ihey
are low II is true but the highest the operators can
afford to pay, in the present depressed state OF the
trade.
The earnings of the Marietta and Cincinnati Rail-
road Company for the second week of April We're:
ls68s2S29 21,9n Increase. s2,3Ss
The earnings of the Western Union Railroad Co.
for the week ending April II, were:
1868 2l9 50 soOOs 80 Increase. 1923 70
THE suit against Messrs. Guion d Co.. known as
the nitro gycerine case, involving over 100000,
has been withdrawn at the request of the plaintiffs
Messrs Guion & Co. paying costs of Court.
HEw-YoRK CITY BANK STATEMENTS