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Pianos and Music.
| SELECTION OF PIANOS.

A SELECTION OF PIANOS.
tfrcm the Pitt.bur. Evening Chronicle of Nay
:. %, 1858
We srs much pleased Y learn that the Pit.,bgrs
entail Institutions In the State, has lately made
such additions TO Its Department OF Music As to re-
quire not less than sevrn additional Pianos, the
sSpfrsft fSr sieh BE- int been 70 Hsssr,
shsir ,eSR,;sfpr.ina agent here CharlOtts Biune,
JS9:ssIh rl,s, aa Florence Krsnsi. and y
~ the nrs class Pianos In tho market, decided the
'kNABs, Plano to be eeidedly the best instru.
meat, combining RroAter power. purity, and sweet
ness OF tone, and easy and elastic touch, with the
greatest possible durability, and we con
the institution on their acquisition.
The following letter from the chairman Of the
committee speaks for Itself;
DkAR MADAM: The committee appointed by the
Irustees Of the pittsburs Female College 70 pur-
chase Pianos, after carefully exnmining all the
BIDS have awarded TO you the contract for furnish
ing seven WIN, knabe 4 Co. . 600 Pianos, as per
bid submitted by Mr., KnAbe and yourself
JOS. PLUMBER. Chairman.
The sole agency ofthese Pianos IL No. Ies Eley-
my 0-s' y, G. REICHENBACH.
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| PoLtEp Coop yorE.-John II. johnson,
| esd The Republican candidate In the Fourth
WARD Tor Alderman, can natter himself on hay-
| Ing received support much ahead OF the other
| contestants on his ticket.
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INrRovEMEsTs.-Messr @. 7. Perrle 4 Co.,
hne grocers, corner OF Ninth and streets, are
enlaTglng and otherwise improving their store.
rooms which has been made necessary by their
large increase Of business. Mr. H. II. Me-
Pherson, Of the above hrm, 10 also erecting a
streets,
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THE grand excursion Of the Young Mems
Christian Association has been ed
until Thursday, owing to the unfavorable con,
dition OF the weather yesterday.
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FINE IRIsH LINEN, linen duck, and linen drill,
for gentlemen's and boys suits. White and
fancy marseilles, and white silk vestings, at
A. Sakh Co., OF Seventh street. -
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BOYS AID CHILpRRs's wooden suits. suit
able for summer wear. New goods now beipr
received at George O. Henning's, No. bii
Seventh street. 49,
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SrRAwnHRRY FEsrIvAL.-Don't forget to 20
Ills evening to Metzerott Hall and enjoy your
smiles, and what you contribute and the pro.
eeeds OF what you purchase will be for the
6enent Of Calvary Baptist Mission Sunday
courses sweet music.
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FAIR AND FRsrIvAL-The lsdies of the
Capitol Hill Presbyterian church are holding
a fair and festival at the hall, corner OF First
street east and A street north. Music, Ia.
bleaux, 30. Drop In and cheer the ladies in
their noble work. You will be kindly treated,
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In the Fifth precinct, Fifth ward, Il gives Il,
NJ T,,t wssP :s0aS BE- ~ snd e
Il should be s2s Sbr Mr. Given and III for NJ
Bowen, a. 10 sscertained BY the returns from
me receivers Of votes at the City Hall yester.
Moral: Take the paper which gives the new,
twelve hours In advance Of tts Contemporaries,
win only two tyRoErsPhlesl error:
IF 4as BFfl SHssR R' "
III n.ips' !. b.,A.rnsr Q, Tn, Platte,
osiai. Eisst:.A. nay y, III.
e ssHsssb /: s
b,poiS :. Sssy snas. md The kstsG SS%P. Is:
sedswlek, C. X Sidney station, i. II II fSr rs
III s%lis ss, d. i%S ' ;ss
blScs. y the trocps And other supplied At
E EsT.s sI rI.;if: F; 4 sS.psny.
SoE 3. 4. Russell b. r.. II eoni.ulo..
ks;;; SS:!.s;.%;p q r; iss$S s
iol miles west Of Fort sanders. erossini q North
Tss.s sif, !. :ot SssiG%p so,i.i,.
Se.. Il. 1 sSsss e
TbS s can BE- IA tilted en- h. tine
the (iethl sixteenth day Of September. lsss, az.
d; "a, IL. DAY q ssPt:sssr. ill., es and
hnt day u xssast, SO ''' on tue ''''' 'ni''''
able quality, with eau. propof.ios. ~ fOr. .sd
siSNS so & Ssss h't 'hAnt aud kdae,
TS,S hssf. q D.. cattle shall ;, Gu. OF :. tn.
Ss <. Il
y: $:!: $;. -. ID s.. . me. I'. . ~.
Observation-Disclosures,
ay Ike paes rom 0n ,He q n sns Iss ssm%
Tor 2e Beef rSm Iss pses w ~ .fa
81 By the e .'h
'z Ts he =. each .,, NO, situated
naat oa w, % .equirGd % have On hand a. ne
supply Of beef cattle aud Srsgs g last through ths
Propo.al. will bs considered fer each PES. SODA.
Ss ssGuP ss %h: q q" al The
and rs .s s,S . .t s:n
s sl:s ~ ;:'.. via. prize.
~; s sSs$: Ss:!Sy ssSsai!iSa: s!.its: Gsi.Ss
HGs e b.: i si q &. rs: i
so 9sSse:,L will DO enclosed ia ~ envelope on.
p pS,.sq .aa GsS.a' LOT "''' Deer and
ssss Haa eSSs
fropo.Si. to receive confederation must contain
%: written guarantee 0ftwo responsible names. As
We, of county. In the State Of -, and
p mali e M DI'ess.d to IL ssc
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LETrERs TESTIMONY
GEORGETOWN MATTERS,

ORDERS for the NATIONAL RKPrsLIcAS in George
town may be left at the bookstores Of Messrs. 7.
N. X. Mills 4 Co., uats Crandeit's,) Is BridEe
street, or at Messrs. o. T. Getty u Co. =, iOs
Bridge street. whore copies Of the REPUBLICAN,
may be obtained daily,
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pIANos-0REAT BARGAINS.

pIANos-dREAT BARGAINS.
PIANOS. rosewood four round. cor.
ner, teach, y 600.
One BridEetand, 90. HSy u
FOR sale upon easy terms, to make
w. o. .METZBRoTT 4 CO.,
Sole agents Of steinwAy's Pianos and Mason 4
Hamlin's Cabinet Organs. mySO.N
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PUGII,
MERCHANT TAILOR,

II. MERCHANT TAILOR,
Has removed from Ne. ~ Fourtesnth street 10 his
PEW store No. pS PsnnsylyaaiA avenue, between
Thanking his friends, aud the public gsnsrailv
I9r iheir liberal patronage bestowed &c his old
sMnu, ne roquesuA eontinuAnc At his new place
OF business, (staT Init ies.Im
THE GREAT BOOK SALE,
Il ATO PonntylvAniA avenue, under Mstropol-
Ehhnn, ho5eI, VIII posi!ively close In few days,
Shoiee BOOKS A. auction every eveninE, And al
p6s,y1sS sale during tho day. cheaper ihsn the
Mr. Judd will positively close on the 18th last.
jeg6s
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)EpARThRNr OF THh INTsRIoR,

o.,.,., .wAbHlEGroN. NAY %, 1858.
for the s1ssn.iop Of patent
an improvement Ia Hand Brick Mouids. for seven
year ., lron Ii: expiration q .aid patent! which
y. Fstsn. Snos % hoSbR 3. e ss,h H' az q
potined 70 appear and shoV. cause, II any thsy
haze. why SID petition ought not TO be granite d.
ale IN ths Patent Once their objections, spseiaiiy
sy II SS.. SSss Ne
. ss aisa q Che aid bearing nus; DO taken nd
once. which will be furnished on application.
Ds,posi,ions .1a sthsr papers, relied spoa as
before the day Of hearing; The srgurnsnts N Az.
wi,hIa tsr DAY. After aiins the .s.,imony,
the RnrgsLIoAI and In The Tntel igsncsr, Wssh-
ington, D. o. and In tie Sentinel Milwaukee, Wis
the nI.t Of said publications TO be 81 least sixty
aAys previous to the day Of hs.ripg. Go.
jes.Wa Aetlns Commissionar 81 Paisata.
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Medical.

~ DOCTREss MARLIN, . regular rrsduate. And
iOr Tssy yssn renowned and skilful praetitioner
success In all female eomplainls. She ruaran
perfect cure. no matter from what cause NO. SB &
street. below Tenth street. myia-tf
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LARGE Book SALH-Mr. Judd will close out
his extensive stock OF standard and illustrated
books at No. $40 Pennsylvania avenue, IN a
few days. The attention OF our readers IL
braces q great variety of choice American and
some English editions Of fine library books
and miscellaneous literature, many In rich
works, splendid family Bibles, both Protestant
and Catholic, prayer books, and photograph
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ALEXANDRIA MATTERS.
As-AR sAkrBL d. MARKELL, Prince street, Cd.
posite the Gazette once, Ia the authorised agent
Mayl.
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An OySIcRR BADLY BxArss.-On MondHy
night, about ~ O'Clock, Oficer Smith OF the
seventh precinct, came In contact with several
young menwho were somewhat intoxicated and
behaving very badly, whcrsupon he remon-
strated with them, as to their conduct, when
he was knocked down by one Of them. They
immediately ran, followed by the o1ncer, to Z
mouse on between Second and Third streets,
where he attempted to arrest one OF them,
when he was struck on the head, IL 10 sup.
Warden, who immediately ran into the third
story OF the house and jumped out Of the win
dow, failing to the pavement, receiving but
silght Injury. 0flser Pcastcr, who ran to
Smiths assistance, arrested Warden, who had
= nearing before Justice Harper yesterday
morning, and was committed to jail for court,
TO answer the charge OF assault and battery,
with intent to kill the ofiicer while In the dis,
charge OF his duty.
Smith was taken to the Fourth ward station
house, where he bled profuscly until morning,
when DIR. CroghAm was summoned to his ne.
relief and dressed the wounds.
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CLOTHING ron SrRING.-Messrs. Stephens
and Tenth streets, have just received an ex.
tensive and well-seleoted stock OF youths
boys and childrcn's clothing for all ages, from
Spring will soon be here, and II behoves our
readers to provide themselves with Clothing
for their'children and themselves. at the low
stephens 4 Co., before the rush comes.
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lNTERioR ADoRsNEsTs.-Mcssrs Ridwell l.
Henderson announce in our columns to-day
that they have received large and well-se.
leeted assortment Of paperhsngings, window
picture frames, cord and tassels, SO. To All
desiring to bcautify their homes we recon.
mend to examine the goods at this establish.
ment and purchase. The prices are such AZ
viii convince the purchaser that they are able
to give bargains. Their place of business 10
on Ninth street, above d, under Seston Hall,
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DEror ouARrEsnAsIrk's oyyIcE.(
81. LOUIS, Mo, Nay q, 1893 !
Sealed Proposals, In duplicate, Will DO received
a this onieo gntil 3 clock p. m. WEDNESDAY,
w n dy q ypne, 1858, for the Immediate delivery
5000 BUSHELS OATS.
BIDS 70 % made subject to the usual conditions,
once. " 1855
Bidders are Invited to h present at the opening Of
vPIy order Of Chief o. N. Military Dly!.!s. q tn.
le3-td Byt. 1t Col. and D. o. H.
DEPARrhRNr OF THs LNTsRI0R,
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Mr.. WILLIAM SMITH has Just returned from
New York with an elegant stock OF straw
hats, which he 10 prepared to sell At twenty.
i've per cent. below the usual prices. A visit
to his well-known store at oil Ninth street,
between u and Pennsylvania avenue will
prove the truth Of this assertion. Mr.. Smith
ls also the agent Of Singers Noiseless Sewing
Machine. which recently took the premium Z
the New York State fair. II
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IsDUsTnIAL HoNE ScuooLs.-Thc readers
OF the REPunLicAN may not be aware ths
school on Seventh street, and about the came
number At the auxiliary school, No. ~, JeRer-
son street, Georgetown. Each Of these sch ools
have shop, In which the boys and girls are
which they may learn to earn their own living
instead Of begging In the streets. 1t takes
money to keep up these schools, and the man
tlval or picnic on Analostan Island, opposite
Geosgetown, on Wednesday and Thursday OF
next week, June 10 and II. A. NJ. aangewer
Chief CLERK OF the Third Auditors Once, is
chairman Of the Committe on Refresh ents,
and solicits contributions OF fruit, flowers,
delicacies and provisions from those who are
willing to aid the schools. which may be left
at the Newsboys' Home, Seventh street, near
the canal, o. at lis Bridge street, Georgetown,
prior to Wednesday next.
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A NEW FLAo.-The enterprising arm Of Top
ham Co, saddle, harness. and trunk manu-
faeturers, 500 Seventh street, near Odd Fell
mense nag, twenty-one by fourteen feet, from
the top Of the building, which attracts much
attention, a handsome painting representing a
man carrying trunk and vslise being on II,
the spot where the arm have their ssles.ro ms
and shops, In which tho hrstclass work men OF
the hrm are busily and constantly employed.
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Special Notices.

fTAIEeULARsso MONTHLY MEET
Wi Ella 4 is. ks: ...s S,.s.
is Sw, sase ID. a. o,oloet AZ member. are
admi''snee for tho coming jung fesiiysi
,.s-s, 4. l.. SCHMIDT,
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THE POLITICAL Axs.-The following 10 A
e.,py Of . letter from D. M. Kelsey, esq, to his
sup srior, Induced BY his having been !" Topped
lon. II Goes to show, ~ does much else, the
malice DO. -ue. politically, towards gentlemen
10 0ovsrnm's nt employ who dare express
themselves a. shey feel Mr.. Kelsey was an
able and efnciens clerk;
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THE PARAGUAYAN WAR.
MEXICO.

VERA CRUZ, April 5-The Collector of Gus
| toms here, contradicts the declaration by Off
| GERS of the British steamer Danube denying
completely in the late smuggling.
The result of the conference between the
Ministers Lerdo and Vallante and the commit
tee of Congress on the subject of the law
against traitors, known as the act of January
20, 1862 is that the severe penalties thereof are
to be modified. The freedom of the press is to
remain unchanged and the high state func-
tlonaries are to remain within the bounds OF
their constitutional right
Gen. Garcia is to replace Berinozabal. who
has been excused from service
The PIefect OF Talina has been arrested by
the Federal Government without any inter-
vention of the State authorities, He threatens
to resign. The affair has created quite sem
sation in State circles.
The election in Tamaulipas will have to be
renewed, as neither Gazza nor Garcia had the
majority.
The Legislature OF Queretaro has been in
stalled. They propose investigating all cases
Preparations are being made at the capital
TO nave solemn funeral service in memory of
the victims who fell at Tacubaya in 1859, under
orders of Marquee.
Gen. Quisago, rebel, has got possession of
arms IN TeXas, and threatens to revoluticnize
Nuevo Leon and Coahuila. Gen. Treyino is in
pursuit of him.
In Yucatan the courts have ordered General
Alatorre to release all citizens who have been
Iorced into the National Guard. They are
mostly ex-rebels
AT Curacao Gen. Baez made application to
the commander of the United States gunboat
Saco for passage as far as Kingston, Jamaica
dnls was refused on the plea of neutrality.
Curacao is healthy.
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THE WEST INDIES.

THE SCHOONER HANNAH GRANT OUTRAGE Elk.
AGGERATED.
HAVANA, April 13-Advces from st. Thorn.
as are to the I'd inst
The account of the outrage on the American
whaling schooner Hannah Green was exag-
gerated. Capt. Robbins and the Commander
OF the Saco fully justified the Venezuelan
Government. Marshal Falcon showed a dis
position to make full and ample explanations
DISAPPOINTMENT AT ST THOMAS AT THE NEG.
LECT OF THE UNITED STATES.
The people of st. Thomas are disappointed
at the Indifference shown by the American
Senate in the affair of the ST. Thomas treaty.
they assert that the Senate and Executive are
Indignantly careless. and that the cholera re-
ports Were gotten up to discourage the United
states government and its ruling advisers
Iney mad resolved on meeting under the au-
spices OF the Vice Governor.
The British mail steamer Plata, on her last
trip to Europe, stranded on Gregory Reefs.
Placards are posted announcing the sale at
auction OF Santa Annals furniture.
The fort recently fired ON the American brig
BIliow Crest, under orders from the Police Su-
perintendent, under pretence that there was
some informality in the briggs papers. The
captain is not blamed. The American Consul
has reported the affair to his Government
Prices are high. Ohio -four is quoted at $13
per Dbl.
The weather is showery. Cholera has val :
lshed and clean health bills are now issued.
Six per cent. OF the negro population died of
cholera. Medicines are in the hands of a mo-
nOpUly.
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co M Nj e RCIAL.
New York stock and Money m.rke,

NEW YORK, April AS P. M-Money very active
throughout the day and quite stringent after Bank
hours. The general rate for call loans was ut pei
cent, but coin interest paid in many was quite
he IVY, A run was made on the Third Avenue Saw
ings Bank, but all the dep ysiGors were promptly
paid. The officers have asked an Investigation by
the Bank Superintendent at Albany confident that
Lwill show the Bank to be all right. Discounts
quiet but comparatively easy at a 9 per cent
Sterling Exchange firm at 109s a ITO for prime bills
which amount to about half million; Gold opened
at 1883 and closed at 1881 a 1884. In Governments
there is rather less speculative movement and the
market closed dull but steady. Henry Clewes & Co
furnish the following A 80 quotations:-Coupon SIS
1851 1l2 112t do IS 1882 I'LL q III; do 1854 1Os
do 1851 1919 q los; iO-4os, io3 q 1Clt; 1905 io5|
q 1883. The rumored slfspt nsion Of National Bank
is uniounded.
Railway market opened with smart assault on
Rock Island by leading operator. under which 1t
fell to 90s In the uncertainty about the Erie bill al
to 116s Later 1T was announced that the bill had
been tabled subject to call, and Central and Erie adj
vanced 1t az Il per cent, and at the o'clock Board
Erie stood at 70t and Central at 1881. The market
was weaker at the Second Board and prices were a
l per cent lower: subsequently, the market became
the lowest rates. The following are $50 fgures:-
Pacific Mail 891 a 800; New York Central, III a. 11:1
Erie, $50 "a 69s; do preferred, II a rs; Hudson 127
q 12s; Reading, 8Sl q $685. Michigan Central, 1133 a
IA; Michigan southern, S7a q ST.; Illinois Genital
141f a 142; Cleveland & Pittsburg s5J a S6; ledo
Western, 50 g e2t do preferred, 7ab g 49,; Fort
Mining shares dull; Smith s Parmelee 215; Quart,
Hill 95c al 90. :
The receipts at the Sub-Treasurv to-day amount
ed to 81 1856; payments $s69,765; balance SOL,
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wySCELEANEDUA.
"PlanChette.'s
The Greatest Mystery of the Age.

from "Once Week." and recently republished In
"Every Saturday."l
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ME w KOR IA.
CITY ITEMS.

NEW YORK, April 14.-Robert Miller and his
fire, died to-day
Ihe Anniversary of Jefferson s Birthday was
celebrated by banquet this evening, and that
OF nd Henry Clay by banquet last evening.
Common Pleas Court. JUDGE RarIett dis.
missed the charge of contempt against Hamil-
ton Harris, and issued an order directing low
Gould to appear on Saturday Testimony
was resumed before referee Hastain in charge
of contempt against j. @. Bancroft Davis one
of the Erie Directors, in assisting one issue of
100000 of Erie stock, but the examination
was not finished.
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E U r. o p E
GREAT BRITAIN.

LONDON, April 14.-Viscount Cranbourne,
Marquis of Salisbury, Secretary of State for
India under Lord Derby, is lead. His eldest
surviving son is Viscount Cranbourne, mem
her of the House of Commons for Stamford
who succeeds to the titles and estates of the
lat Marquis.
The London journals of this morning pub
lsh elaborate obituary notices of the deceased
Peer, and they all express regret for the loss
which the House of Commons will sustain in
the transfer of Lord Cranbourne to the House
of Peers in consequence OF his fathers death.
After parting interview with the Queen
this morning, the Prince and Princess OF
Wales, accompanied by their respective suites,
left London on their visit to Ireland. They
took special train for Holyhead, where they
will embark on the fleet which is to convey
them across the Irish Sea. 1t is expected they
will land in Dublin at noon tomorrow.
LONDON, April Electromagnetic winners
on the second day of the Newmarket Craven
Race Meeting were Mr. Merris' "Parson," who
won sweepstakes of 100 soveregns EACH
Ear, owned by the Marquis of Hastings,
| ana due Ireen, owned by Sir j. Hawley,
| VINO came IN neck and neck and divided the
olen1 H STAKES 1 and "Monteguard," owned by
the Count dLegrange, and Mr.. HI. Saville'
| "Blueskin," who also came in even and divided
the Suffolk handicap stakes.
! DUBLIN, April 14.-Great preparations have
been made here to give all posi- lie eclat to the
visit of the Prince of Wales. Arrangements
| are ABOUT Completed. Inc CdStle mas been
changed into Royal Palace for his accommo.
| dation. Saint Patrick's Cathedral has been
| most superbly decorated for the coming cere.
monies attending the initiation of his Royal
| Highness as Knight of ST. Patrick, with the
quays and public buildings layshly ornament.
ed with flags streamers, notices and Other
decorations, and beautiful trumphal arches
| have been erected in the principal streets
through which the royal visitors will pass
The people OF the surrounding country are
pouring into the city and crowds of visitors
are hourly arriving from England to witness
the ceremonies and participate in the festivi
ties and reception. Es
FRANCE.
PARIS, April 14.-The Journal des Debats
IA an editorial article to-day scouts the appre
hehslons which have been raised of an ap
proacnlng war, and particularly denies tina
mere IS any reason to app-ehend trouble witt
Germany: In proof Of this the Journal says
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CaARLEsToN, S. c., April IA Cotton quiet ane
unchanged; Middling Sic.
AUGUSTA, April 14.-Cotton quiet and firm; Mid
dngs 30sc.
SAVANNAH, Ca, April 14-Cotton firm and ad
vancng Middlme sic; sales 1142 bales; receipts 63
bales; exports to Liverpool 3203 bales.
MOBILE, April l4.-Cotton market quiet Middlinf
bales the time last week; exports for the same
time, foreign 4240 bales and coastwise 1856 bales.
New ORLEANS. April 11.-Sterling Exchange 1is
g 1872; New York Sight Exchange per cent. premi-
UNI. Flour inactive; superne treble exit II %
Corn dull at Oh g 10. Oats 7sc. Mess Pork
only retail business; quoted at 2s . 20 o. Lard
shoulders at i4ie clear III sides me clear sides Isc
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Foreign MARKETS..

HAVANA. April 11.-Baoon i4s p ID. Butter is
plenty at Is q soc p ib. Potatoes So 00@ 80 %
Dbl Talow in good demand at 12 q 12a p tb. Pc
troleum scarce. Hams 15c " Id for sailed and 100
Tor sugar cured. Lard in good demand at previous
quotations. Freights-To Northern ports 90 q 2 %
box for Sugar; $3.50 a 10 90 " hhd do; So 81 a
o w ~ hhd ior MOlasses; to Southern ports So 80 ~
hid. for Sugar, and So 90 " hid. for Moasses ve:-
sells are scarce and Freights firm.
LONDON, April 14-Forenoon-Consols 934 for
both money and account.
American securities-United States 5-2Os quiet at
72s; Illinois Central shares 93t Erie shares AS,
TRANSPORT, April 14-Forenoon.-United States
5-20's 754 q 75t. -
LIVERPOOL, April 14-Forenoon-Cottonf firm at
the advance established yesterday; the sales will
reach IL 200 bales Middling uplands 121d; MddliDg
Orleans l2id. Breadstuffs firm; Corn advanced to
AUS Cd. Wheat firm. o.iaf