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Macon Market.

MACON, April 3.-GESBRAL Rf4ARKs-Since the
close of our last review have to note slight in-
proyement In Dry Goods, Clothing, etc. Indeed,
the spring trade has fairly Bet in, ana though coun-
try merchants are buying much more sparingly than
last season, yet as 1t is mostly for cash. me ransac
tons are much more agreeable to our merchants,
and enables them to promptly meet their paper tnat
is now coming due. The inquiry is mostly for the
cheaper descriptions of goods, ior economy seems
to be the order of the day, and it will only be by
the exercise of the srcest economy that Our people
will be able to 60 through until the next crop is
made.
+ Had the advance in cotton come at much earlier
period it would have proved Of incllculabe benefit
to the great mnss Of the planters, but coming as it
did, after most of them had been compelled to sell
the bulk of their crop to meet their engagements for
labor and provisions, the advance has bepetted but
few of them-the continued upward tendency al
most alone resulting in the pecunary advantage to
few shrewd buyers who were fortunate enough 10
purchase MddiinRs at from 915 to Is cents
Owing to this being the busiest season OF the
nj nter there has been but few wagons IN thus week.
and the demand for provisions and plantation sup
plies has been mostly to I'll orders. There has been
little or no change in the price OF these artcles.
CorroN.-We nave seen an exhibit of the relative
number OF acres of cotton and corn anted oy thlfy
different Planters last year and this, Wmcn SHOWS
considerable falling off in the acres sown IN cotton
ind a marked increase in the number OF acres
n,nntcd IN corn THIS course, we are told will
br pursued by the majority OF planters, aud cannos
hui result most advaDtageously to their pecuuiary
interest The independence of the planter can alone
he secured in raising his supplies at home.
Since our last, there has boen gradual adVarce
in the price OF Cotton-tbe advance having been
fully &c up to Wednesday evening. This was follow
ed by a slight decline on Thursday. To-day, how
ever the noon dispatches proving Of most tarora-
hle character pr1ces took another upward bound,
our market closing firm and excited at the following
ilr1,res Inferior 90 Ordinary 90. Good Ordinary "a.
Nlddhngs 26]ac
The following are the receipts. sGles and ship
ments for the week: Receipts, 627 bales; sales,
2e4e; shipments, SOSO
WEEKLY STATEMENT.
Stock on hand Septemi er l, 1861 VIZ
Re eived plst week. C - q, =
Received previous y................ lVe9-'2'2l2
IotD.. '''''-1
Shipped past week.. 'ooo - ono
Shipped previously 'so-o''e-'
Stock CT hand 10 dale. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 5Se1
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THE CHARLESTON DAILY NEWS MONDAY MORNING,

Schr Moses Bramhtll (3-masted), Hussey, Green
port, L I-1O days. Iohosphates. To the Master,
and a W Kinsman. March 29th, 30th and 31st, of
Cape Hatteras, experienced heavy northery gale,
mainboom, and sustained other damage.
Steamer st Helena. Boyle. Edsto and Rockville.
Mdze. To q Murray D Lllienthal Co. j II
Claussen, and others.
Cleared Saturday.
Steamship Champion, Lockwood, New York-James
Adger & Co.
Steamship Falcon, Rted Baltmore-Courtenay &
Trenholm.
Spanish brig Salvador, Oliver, Barcelona-w Hall.
schr Conservative, BOYD, ProvideDce-W Roach:
schr Maria Lnnt, Tracey, Georgetown, S C-Risiey
schr G Pettengiu, sadler, New Orleans, La-Risley
& Creighton.
Went to Sen Saturday.
Steamship Champion, Lockwood, New York
Steamship Falcon, Reed, Baltimore.
Ship R Winthrop, Stewart Liverpool.
Schr Allen, Tatem, Providence, I.
Sailed Yesterday.
Ship Southern Rights, Williams, Liverpool.
British bark Hector, Nelson, D0boy, Geo.
Spanish brig Salvador, Oliver, Barcelona
Schr Conservative, Boyd Providence, RI.
Schr Maria Lunt, Tra,ey, Georgetown, S c.
From this Port.
Steamship Alliance. Relly, Philadelphia, April g.
Cleared for this Port.
Schr wapella, Hawkins. at New York, March 81.
Memoranda.
The steamship Sartg gossn at New York on the lst
inst, from this port, reports heavy NE gales and
being hove.to for forty hours
The steamship Charleston, from this port at New
York I'd inst reports tremendous gale on the 3utn
March, from NE to n, lasting A hours. 10.
LIST OF VESSELS
UP CLEARED AND SAILED FOR THIS PORT.
FOREIGN.
Ship Richard the Third, Scott sailed. Feb 26
The Moreno Black, cleared. FEB ~
The Eastman. Leach. up. ...Marcn IL
HAvRE.
The Wetterhorn Stinson, sailed. ..............Feb
BI:RMESHAvES.
The Dorothea, Plnm ,eck sailed. 1890. March 10
DOMESTIC.
Brig Webster Kelly, Haskell, cleared. 80. March 6
Schr Davis Bishop, cleared .....".... March 20
Schr Myrover. Hughes, cleared. March 70
Schr Raymond, Higgins. up.... ......M March n
NEW yoRBs
Bark W Godfrey, Godfrey, cleared. March %
Schr Rachel Vannenan, Vanneman, up. March 2S
Schr Mepewa, Dissoway cleared. ....."... March "a
Schr Carrie Holmes, Holmes, up.......... March Z
Schr " Smith, Tcoker, up. ."........ March p
Schr Wapella, Hawsins, cleared. March 81
PHILADELPHIA.
schr Oliver Ames, French, cleared. March "a
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Railroaes.


CITY RAILWAY COM
PANY.
OFFICE CHARLESTON CITY RAILWAY CO.,
CORNER BROAD AND EAST BAY STREETS,
CEAn1Esros, So. CA, March 10th, 1868.
SCHEDULE OF THE CHARLESTON cITYs
RAILWAY COMPANY.
KNG-sTREET LINE
.. Leave cav Upper Terminus Leave Loarer Terminus:
yals Of ten qo minutes vals of ten t1V minutes
last trip at $50 PM NJ. .,''e ~
,n,S., m1Heavs as the Battery as follows: TOenty 2o
honr 1ro,e S' .9e ne hour and ten l0 minutes Of the
noa ,;1a vtn ~ NJ to 7.50 P. NJ except at ten
from the old Poatoface. A' H'e'' o
-RUTLEDGR.sTREET LINE.
Leave Upper Terminus Leave Lower Te-minus..
Ss ss,s Is0 ., n and a, inter and
Pm. '1e 'As e'i '1'Ni'
N. B.-Leave the Battery a. fss Is, minute, after j.
the hour and ar.yve !sS minute: after the hour
trip from the old PoatofRce.
SUNDAY SCHEDULE.
KING.sTRRET LINE
at AM, and At inter nus at $50 an, and sd%,t at
utes til 7.oo P. NJ Il. minutes til 80 ?. II. 10y
MAI the trips are TO the Battery, until els P:
M. The last Trip OF each car to the old Postofhce.
RUTLEDGE.sTREET LINE.
Leave Upper Terminus Leave Lotcer Terminus,
at AN, and at inter- OF 9.35 An, and at inter-
vals OF every twenty 20 walls Of every twenty (20),
minutes dn Gas Pm. minutes till 7.3o PM
N.B.-A the trips are TO the Battery, until 615 P :,
NJ The last trip Of each car to the old Postofaee.
s.W. RAMSAY,
January % Secretary and Treasurer.
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Exports.

BARCELONA-Per Spanish brig Salvador-200 bales
Upland Cotton, $50 obls Rosin.
PROVIDENCE-Per schr Copservative-'120O 600 Ieet
Flooring Boards. %. 600 feet sawed Lumber.
NEW YORK-Per steamship Chnmpion-i95 bales
Cotton. 40 tierces Rice. so casks Clay, 19S bales
Domestics, Is bbls Rosin, s2 empty Barrels, 40
bundles Paper. 5S Packages.
BALTIMORE steamship Falcon Stl bales
Cotton 40 tierces Rice. "a bales Rags, - bales
Rope Cuttings, 10 bales Yarn, l49 bushels Peas.
S.packages Hides and skins, 5000 ieet Lumber, IS
Packages, Horse.
sacks Peas.
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Marine news.
Port of Charleston, April
Arrived Saturday.


Ship Amelia, conuer Liverpool-5O days. Salt
aud Mdze. TOD Welsman, w Webb, Gibbes Il
Co, Gourdin, Matthiesse1 & Co, Mrs Rhett, and
Order.
steamer Dictator, Wiley, Palatka via Jackson
vile, Fernandina and Savannah. II bales Cotton,
Mdze, &c. To Aiken Il Co, Jcfords & Co, J a
Enslow X Co. O'Neill. E n Fuller. Lason Foundry.
Wing, W NJ Lawion, Il Ingraham Y Son, Fraser
x Dill.
schr Ca.awamteak, Packard, New O,leans-1l
days. Corn. To 7 Upper Sons.
Steamer Fannie, Peek, Hilton Head, via BEAUFORT,
Rockville, Edisto Enterprise, &c. Mdze. 10 John
Ferguson, Terry Nolan, c Litschgl, Klein, South
ern Express 90.
Arrived Yesterday.
Steamship James Adger, Lockwood, New York
lett Thursday, 3P ". Mdze. TO JAS Adeer & Co.
s = Railroad Agent Steamer Agents. Southern EX-
press Co, j Adger Il Co, Adams, Damon y Co, G W
Ainar, d ANNE G Avcril 4, son, Bates " 60.
I Beanish, " Al Bird Co. Blscnoif L Co, B
Belts Bolmann Bros, L N BRISTOL, G Burck1nyer,
c Calm, r A P Caldwell Cum ron, Barkley l. Co.
Campbell. Knox l. Co. L NJ Cater, W Chafee x Co,
Ciacius Witte, II CUbia Co. G Conuor, q Cook,
w Corwi" & Co. Z j Dawson d Co. Y Dawson,
W Denny, pewing. Burkett & Co, Dowlc X Ioise,
tdgerton Il Richards 4 Life. : Farley x TO, L L
Falk q Co, S Fass, u F Fleming Y 60, FIrchgott
Bros, Mrs Galloway. II Gerdts q Co, Z GCidstcin
Goodrich, Hirenan K Co. Goodwin. agent, J +
HOr6ach, GouGkop & -n;hncr, Grubcr Martin
Hart Co, Has1e. Calhoun & Co, + Horsey. HUI
ka1rp 4 Co, Illiug, Jenulngs, lLomhnson & Co, D
q Johnston, Johnston. { rew5 n 20. ! Kelly,
L kenahe, II " Kusman. " KinsInan, Lensui,k *
sell. Klnck, wickenberG & Co, Kriet. {; Chapman,
A LANCER, Laurey & alexander. v Lcitch, LII
llentllal Go, G u Linstedt. Bishop Lynch, McLoy
Rice, Mccarthy, w McComb CO, Il Lil!ien-
thai 4 Co, C Mrdsen. j NJ Martin, W Mauhiessep
agent, Mantoue l. Co, Marshall, Burse * Bowen, o
Michaelis. Mcchers l. Muller, G Nj nor Il Co, S II
Nelson. Muller. Nmltz & Co, O'Neill, O'Neil l.
Son, O'Seill, NJ Ostendoff Co, Patterson
Stock, D Paul & Co, Plenge, Ravene Y Ba nwell, J
keils Roper Il Stoney. ] Rosenkrans, Russell,
Sloan, Mrs Stac:ley, Schroeder, G W ste!-
ftns Co, w Steele, + stoduard Co, Stoll Webb
l. Co, o Stone, Tannunson, " G Trott, = Won
Santen, Wngener, Heath Monsees, j Walker, W l.
Webb, Washington, Welch & Brandes, Werner 4
QUICKER, Z V $ Wllson, G W Williams Co. NJ
Wohltmann, " Yates, W j, Jehords Co. j r Read
& TO, q Klatte L Co. L Cohen, G W CLARK & Co, Or
der, and Others On the 4th inst 20 miles OF Look,
out. exchanged signals with steamship B Souder,
hence Tor New York.
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THE DAILY NEWS.
Margaret.

Lo,c al her feet the daisy lies,
She sings burden old and s,oeet.
She sings (the summer ddyt9ht WeS,'
Isl doucs est ia AIr9drete."
.'By all thy tongues of silver fame
By thy hearts golden fret.
pray thee, and by our one name'
For am Margaret.
pray thee take my do1bt away
And make me know my lot,
Tbv silver leaves pluck and say
,He loves me-loves me not:
rbv silver leaves fall one by one,
40 loves me-loves me not.l
I'D star.like glimmer faint upon
THE darkening garden plot.
He loves me-he is far above,
And am lowhest;
Ee loves me net, but SO he love
None other, can rest.
He loves me-loves me not, 0 flower,
Ifnow my lover came;
Thy sacred charm would lose its power;
Gold FIRE and silver fame.
Divine for me happy lot,
doubt, hope, I fear;
o Joy! (he loves me-loves me not,
he loves me,) he is here!"
Lou at her feet her lorer lies,
he sings burden old and stueet;;
he sinos' The summer daylight dteS,)
Isl douce est la AGrgarete !"
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Wilmington Market.

WILMINGTON, April 3.-TuErEST1SE-Abou 33S
bols received today and sold al 50 40 tor yellow Dup
end 50 U5 ior hard, E, 80 lbs.
SPIRITS IrRPEST1SE-Maraet steady. Sales OF 81
bbls ut 62c., and IS do at 621Sc. q gallon.
RosN-Is in fair request, and market firm. Sales
of e5S bbs at 50 80 for strained So I5 for No. aud
81 for No. and Pale. s
TAR->ales OF $50 bbls. at So 20 q Dbl.
CoTIoS-Has further advanced in price. and we
quote sales OF $50 bales at 26c ior mixed grades and
2Ia27 &C. for MiddlinE.
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The charleston Cotton Market.

OFFICE OF THE CHARLESTON DAILY NEWS,
CHARLESTON, Saturday Evening" April 4, es
The early transactions were on the basis OF about
80 to sozc. q tb. for Mddlings but the steadily i'm
proving aspect othe elegrams caused an active and
excited enquiry, in which prices were quite irre2u-
lar, buthardened generally at to 11zc. g .b Sales
2loO bales, say 2l at 25 at 2C 10 at 2. 1Sl at2S
is at 2sz "A at os, 113 at 49, 242 ut 29 5s4 at 3d.
1ss so}s 1ss at 81. 200 at 313, 1Ss at at 49,
100 at SO. We quote:
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Gommfrfial.
Imports.

IvERPOOL-Per ship Amelia-1964 sacks salt, to
Order; l crate Earthenware, to W L Webb;
cask Sherry Wine, to Gibbes & Co; box Mdze,
to Mrs B Rhett; 80 frames Felt, to Order; 9
cases Effects, packages Clothing, case Books.
case Seed, to Order: 81 crates Ear:henware, to
Order; boxes Tea, box Stationery, 10 Gour-
din, Matthiessen & Co.
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Stock April 2;.;;....... ..;.... go 2seSO
RIcE.-The market ID almost bare of this article
as the small lots offered are promptly taken mp to
supply the city demand. We quote at 1O2<allc In
large lots. md II t4a11c at retail. hough rice is
nominal at 50 25a2 90. good article for seed is
selling at SO 50a4 so, according to preparation and
freedom from volunteer.
FREIeHTs.-lhe dullness reported in our last week
" review still continues, as there is large quantity
of tonnage in port and but Little Offering. We quote
by steam to Liverpool via New York nominal at "a
tor Upland and I'd for Sea Islands. Freights by sail
ing vessels to Liverpool are very dull at 66d. Sea
Islands taken at 20. Nothing offering to Hayre
OF other European PORTS. To New York by steam
ship 81 so per bale for Upland. Sea Island Cotton
anu rce NOMINAL there being but little Offering
To Philadelphia, &c on cotton, 75c on Domestcs,
and 81 % on rice. 10 Baltimore, 81 0U per bale on
cotton, and 81 IS on rice. Sailing treishts to North
ern ports are very dull there being not sufficient Of.
ierins to establish rate. Lumberis nomnally So 90
40 50 to New York and Philadelphia, and $40 0O to
Boston. There is nothing offering to West India
ports as the light demand tor Lumber will not just
iy parties in shipping at present. South American
and European tleghts are dull with litto Offering
We quote timber to Liverpool direct Mt $685., and Mt
SIS Cd to Lordor ard on vessels to Cork Tor orders
idrcr.ser
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DREvENTION IS BETTER THASs-
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DIR. RECORDS
Celebrated Preventive LOtiOno,

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tive ever discovered, thus edectns, dssdefa'um
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neutralizc tie venereal virus, eIpel au impurtes
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outlay, save hours d uutold bodily and mental tor
mepts.
This most reliable specific, so universally adopt
ed 10 tie Old World IS now offered for sale for the
first time in America by F. A. DuPORT CO.,
only authorized Agents for the United S1tee.
Price So per bottle. Large bottle, double size, 20.
The usual discount to the trade. Sent, Sc
curey PACKED. On receipt of price, to any address.
with directions AMI pamphlet by addressing to
F. A. DCPORT l. CO.,
Sole Agents for Dr.. Records P. L..
May 70 1vr 80. 10 Gold Street. New Yorf.
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PORT CALENDAR.
Consignees per south Carolina Kailroad,

HOO bales Cotton, 6ss bags Corn 74 bags Rice, 81
baSe Peas, "a bales Doinestcs car shingles. cars
Wood, car Cattle. To Railroad Agent, " W Smith,
Adams Frost & Co, " Roach, E Rodgers & Co. G
Walter Co. G W Williams Co, W K Ryan.
Z Sloan. D F Fleming l. Co, " Courtney & co. g
" Witte. W Gurney, Aiken & Co. " Caldwell
& Sons, Williams, stenhouse Co. j Robson,
Bart & Wirth, Dowie &; Noise, Miss Banks, Biz.
chof. J Walker, b Cobis Go, G DeFon ntaine,
Tburston & Holmes, Graeser Lee, Smith Co. ] Z
Pringle, o Reeder, W Lebby, Rich l. SON. Gibbes
& Co, E Kracke, q Klatte Co, Utsey Kenyon. j
Mey, ] Colclough, Johnston, Crews Co. Chisoln
Bros, J F O'Nein Son. Caroline Davis, DeWire,
West & Jones. sprague Bros, Marshall, A B BeIl,
M Daffron. Walsh.
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savannah weekly Market.

SAVANNAH, April 2-CorToN.-0url last weekly
report quoted the market irregular at the following
figures: Good Ordinary 23a-; Low M1ddllDg ia;
Midding 24]Sa-.
On Friday the market opened with better de-
mand, holders being firm at 25c, which buy ers were
not disposed to give. During the day the favorable
advices from Liverpool and New York disposed
buyers to enter the market, but holders advanced
their rates above the ideas Of buyers SO that put ieW
sales were effected.
There was great rregularity on Saturday, owing to
the wide difference in the views of buyers and sel-
lers, the latter demanding an advance OF nc, to
which the former were unwilling to submit uni1l tne
reception of favorable advices from other lnarAels'
The market on Monday was irregular, with con-
Middling cotton was held at 27c, while buyers would
not offer than 26c. Sales of about l9cO bales
were made, but at very irregular prices.
Tuesday opened with good demand, showing
more disposition on the part Of buyers and sellers 10
meet on equal terms. The demand was mostly for
the lower grades. As the day advanced the market
became 6rmer and closed strong with an upward
tendency.
The market opened yesterday with fair demand,
which became more active upon favorable adyices
by cable. As the day advanced continued good re-
ports caused more excitement and buyers were dis-
posed to meet the views Of sellers The market closed
quiet and steady on the basis of 27a27Sc for MD
dlings.
Our market opened to-day with good demand,
which continued until towards noon, when the ao-
vices from Liverpool, not being quite go favorable
without any decided change in quotations. The
sales made to-day about basis of yesterdays
figures, but towards the close prices we're Little
weaker, but nomnally unchanged.
Our market closed quiet on account of New York
reporting decline of 1zc, which we attribute to the
steady decline in gold. Liverpool closes hrm and
unchanged.
Our market has been irregular, many claiming to
have sold at yesterdays quotations, while others say
they could not obtain them This we think Is caused
by the great difference that exists in regard to cassi
ncaton. We give the following as fair quotation OF
to-day transactions: Ordinary, A1sa-; Good Or-
dinary, 25a25h; Low Middling, 26a26H; Middling'
27a271I.
The sales to-day have been as follows: bales at
23c so at 24c, 81 at 25c 772 at 26c Is at 25Ac lo2
at 26c, POI at 261zc, 76 at 2c Ii at271c, at 2Sc
Total, 1886 bales.
SEA IsLANps.-During the past week the demand
has been fair but at lower prices than at the date Of
our last report The stock is very light and the re-.
ceipts continue small We cannot mark any decided
change in quotations. The receipts Tor the week
show conclusively that but little remains to come
forward.
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View York Market.
MONEY MaGKET.


Ire New York comm.rc'tl adve tiser Of Thurs
day, april ., says;
The money market elbows no relief, nor yet any
further asgravs.ion fthe stringency. The applica-
tions from brokers do no: appear 10 be quite so
pressing as yesterday, tut rates maintained at
the late outside figures, end tne banks have nothing
TO lend. Some borrowers, anticipating severe
pressure towards the close OF the week. have made
engagements covering to-day and tomorrow; which
may uccount for the slight abatement in the d.
mnnd On the other hand some Of the bauk- have
made con siderable loans payable on the I'd. and
sharp s.pinch" was expected today from the niatur
ing OF these engagements; tits quite probable, how
ever, that the banks have fouud Themselves able to
renew tie loans or to relend The funds pal In so
that no Inconvenience has resulted. Outside the
banks loans are made OF from per cent lin gold TO
\, Der cent per day-cqual to A per cent per annum
lew private bankers, upon principle, continue to
use their balances at per cent, currency.
Discount;ng operations are confined to occas;onai
transactions in the choicest names at Sa10 per cent
Foreign exchange opens rather hrmcr Tor Satur-
day s. mail There is limited supply OF cotton bll!s
s.ht bills on LoEion are somewhat abundant, but
ale held above the market.
PRODUCE MARKET.
NEW YORK April % p M.-FLoCR, &C. -1he
Flour mar ct Is Gull and l0al5c lower.
The sacs are $500 bps at s9 20a9 So for superfne
States Sl0al0 so for extra stat; S10 40alO GU Tor
chu,ce do; $40 70a1 Is tor fancy do 50 2Oa9 90 for
s,5e-tipe western; Sl0a10 co for common to me-
al3 90 for rood to choice white wheat extra; SlOa
10 So for corlmon to COOL shipping brands extra
round hoop Oho $40 GUa14 for trade brards SiU Qua
12 for common to coed St Louis: and 81 ooaiS io'
good to choice extra do the market closing q let
Southern -four is dull and drooplng. sales 4so
bbls At 50 S5al0 so for common TO alr extra, anu Slu
9Oa14 G5 Tor good to choice do:
California flour is dull and heavy Sales 400 sacks
at SD 40al4 ~. .zo-,.,
Tn, Corn market is 1c lower, with moderate
business doing at the decline. Sales 0OO oushels At
81 lsa1 % for new mixed Western, afoat; 81 - ior
old do. delivered; 81 l6a1 IL for lie" "n'e Soun'
ern and Western. 40 nm ,,,.h,,. =.
Oats ure dun and lower. Sales $4,000 bushels at
s.. bee52zc. fer Western, in store.
R1cE-Is quiet at 1e2ical1 &c. 1or 5aa saloaa .,o.
CoFFEE-iEe marker is without derlaeo cnG1ee.
Sales s;uce our last 27OO bags Rio at lC1sc gold IN
bend; 2edO bags Nara alto private terms, and 6Oo
bags st. Domingo at sa4c ,,.;...
Sales since our last J3GO hhds at 1O5soal22c: for
Cula; and 700 boxes Havana at u &c ai!2 lota
atoc1 sugar. April ]. lscs, "og6O hhds l7,SoI boxes
and %, QUO rags
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1s6s-THE BAPTIST BANNER, AU-
GUSTA. GEORGIA.

UUSIH, UEOhUId.
DHE FIRST NUMBER OF THE SEVENTH VOL
L UME of this Religious and Family Journal will
appear onthe first Saturday in January, 1868
The Banner will be issued regularly every Sanr-
day. printed with new type and ON fine paper.
The resident Editor. Mr. JAMES n. ELs VII
he aided by the pens of some Of the most disttn'
guahed writer's Of the denomination In this and the
adjoining States. .,..,,.
a limited number of advertisements lnf suitaple
charactor) will be received at the usual rates.
Subscription pr ce THREE DOLLARS per apnum
Address BAPTIST BANNER.
December o. Augusta, Ga.
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THE PRESIDENTS TRIAL.

SUMMARY OF WEDNESDAYS AND THURS
DAY'S PROCEEDLN GS.
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TIE EVIDENCE FOR IHE PROSECUTION CON
rINUED.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1868-04-06
PUCNONIg ELIXIR Specific

TTAs RAPIDLY DISTINGUISHED ITSELF F. P
its wonderful restorative ald curative qI;ali;cs
Under its stimulative influence. and by its pen
e;ralIve agency this health invgoIatipe cordial ex
cites genera] beneficial reaction and disptrscs ;he
i,nnermeablc distractions which prevent access 10
ctner remedies. While gradually reducing tie ac
comranyinc construction which ATTENDS the malndv
il reproluces the essential warmth and elastic ygcr
of the respiratory vessels. which, By this remedial
combination promotes tue healing process by which
relief and cure is effected.
Hemorrhases are arrested and cured, with every
other concurrent disorder.
AS neither narcotic nor emetic properties of any
kind are employed in this Pulmonic Compound, and
the most 'siduous attention given to the quality
and medical value OF each component article which
constitute it, it is confidently and conscentously
recommended ior its safety and reliability, without
restriction IN generous, wholesome diet, or appre.
hen.ion of renewed cold from its effects.
For sale wholesale and retail by the Proprerese,
Mrs. CECILIA RODRIGUES, northwes. corner OF
MEETING AND SOCIETY STREETS and at the
Druggists.
PRICE SINGLE BOTTLE s1.a5
April 2 II