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demand prices are firm We quote at 81 20 for ship
ping and 81 30a1 IS for retail lots Straw is active
and h1Opnpf ~ oO Eor Iono ryo and 81 fOr short

demand prices are firm. We quote at 81 20 for ship
ping and 81 30a1 IS for retail lots Straw s active
and buoyant at 81 20 for long rye and 81 for short
MoLAssEs-1s steady. but the market is dull
NAVAL STonEs-Crude 1urpentine is frmer
Spirits ave advanced. Resins are generally fair
Tar is quiet We quote as follows: spirits 1ur rrr
pentinc. i'll bond per gal AZ Jza47cts Crude Turpen-
tine per 2So lbs a. nOsins &c common snS g. Per 6o
No 2 per bbl, So %; Rosins. No !. per bbl s. 2Sa
4; Resins pale por bbl 4 25ab; Re sins. extra PALE
per Dbl, So 25a5 Is; Resins, window glass, per bbl
s6a7 80; Tar North count per bbl. 81 25a2 5O Tar
" mirglon per bbl, s3l3 50; Pitch, city, per Dhi
S3 25a3 so; Pitch, southern, per bbl, So 80
RIcE-No stock IN first hands, and in the absence
of sales prices are nominal. Carolina could hardly
be bought under l0i$a1lTc.
SUGAR-Raw Sugars are In fair demand and steady
at 11Aa11nc for iair to good refining Refined ar
firm ut 161salGssc for hards.
WH1sKEY-The market is quiet at 30c in bond.
FREIGHrs-To Liverpool, 200 bales Cotton at 2Ga
I'd; 200 bbls Petroleum at Go, and by steamer 5oO
bales Cotton ut esa24c. vessel from philadepnia
to Liverpool with $500 bbls Petroleum at 6s 3D. and
Prussan ship to Philadelphia, thence to Antwerp,
with 5000 bbls Petroleum at Gs
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THE DAILY NEWS.
Isolation.

our minds crave partners, as our hearts need love
But find them never;
Alone men walk through all the world
Alone for ever.
Sometimes fash of power mind reveals,
By which Imagination,
Impelled beneath the surface, penetrates
Its isolation.
As the lost souls in Hades, each apart
Condemned for aye,
Hiding with icy hands their burning hear's'
Longing to die:
So here we wander ever, each alone,
Uncomprehending m
The others inner life, though loving still
With lie unending.
For love remains unchanged, when all is over.
and death has brought
Compsnionship to minds. no more secluded.
Which here we sought
[Roand Table
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reason why discussion Of its merits shonla ~
not be hastened, unless it was shown tlia1 1le
petitioner suffered peculiar punishment, ,,:u
The speech Of Judge Black .ie2St shGmed .tir TINS
ring ND passion, and this was an additional
reason why the consideration of tho subject
should not be hastened. The cause would be
better advanced by allowing ample time for it's
consideration. The results were too important
to allow of any hasty disposition OF the case
to-day. They might find it SO difficult que,s,,
tion as to perplex the court, but which might
easily be settled hereafter. 1t seemed 10 HIM
that nothing required the contemplated haste.
The court reserved its decision.
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Marine news.
Port of Charleston, january 81
Arrived Yesterday.

Steamship Moneka Shackford, from New York
Go hours. Mdze. To ] 4 Getty Railroad Agent,
court H Biscboff & Co. A Bischoh. Dollman Bros R
ZAP Caldwell, Clacius Witte, Commlns, NJ
Cater, Miles Drake. Dowie L. Moe, D Fleming
Co. Gerdts Co, w Gurney, R W Gale. Steamer
Dictator Helms, Homles' Book Storo, Hnrt & GO,
Chas Hickey, Klatte & Co, Fl w Kinsman, d Lii.
enthal l. Co, Laurey Alexander, r Lawlcse, c
fitschgi, Mehrtens, II Muller. W Marscher, Null
lcr Nimilz & Co. u McElhose. Ostendortf Co. G
p Poppenheirn j Russell, Arthur Sumper, Snyas
q w SteiIens & Co, Shackolford Kelly, o Tiedman
J Won Hollen, T von SanteI, Wagner, Heath Mon
sees Werner & Ducker, ] Bremen, Supt W q
Telegraph, + Arnold Il Co, Fisher, Beiser X Co, D
Chadwick, Ii Mckee, a w Joyne. W Roach, j Il
Read, w Chafec Ferguson, D Mcguire. l. b,
4W Williams e. Co, Willis Cbisolm, U Quarter
master Dept, unj others. About 60 miles w OF
Cape Batteras, sigualled steamship Charleston, for
New York.
inst Mdze. To Baker q Co, Mrs Eliza Cole,
w Stanley. Rose Prio!cau. Norman, Gron-
ing, Cornelius Hancock, Cameron, Barkley d Co, q
Young. John Thompson Co. WicRersham Lang
Il Wiltbereer, Rev J A dowans. Drew. Wolker'
Poppenhcm. Little Marshall, Col II Judd,
W Larkin. Il s Phinney, r Stokes, McDow,
ell & Co. Lohrs & Steilins, W Mnrschcr. Brown, d
coran. Chisolm Bros, Win Gregg, Jr, q A Smith, b
O'Neill, Mining Manufacturing 20. W Brookbanks,
JG& d Marsh, II Cobia & Co, w L Webb, Com
mrns, T NJ Bristol, r " Glbbes, W Plummer,
Cohen, E II Kellors co, Goodrich, Mineman q 20,
Hart & Co. ] c Dial. Bonnell 4 Drummond.
Frankc. W Lebby, Gcrdts L. Co. Klinck, WIcken-
berg ar1s' co. ByDuo % Fossre, walsh J Breden:
berg, Joha Siattery, II Klatte Co VAN Winkel,
aylor Co. Dowic & Noise, G " Aimar, Cos
grove, L Kornahrans Sommer, + Eusl1s, Wcr-
ncr & DucLer, W Drlyton, Mrs ann Ross, Adger
& CO, Shepherd & Cohen, j. Hords & Co, and Order.
cleared saturday.
schr " Alexander, Bowdoin, Cardcnas. Cuba-J
A Enslow Il Co.
From this Port.
Steamship Jas Adgef, Lockwood, New York. Jan ls
Cleared for this Port.
Ship r Winthrop Stuart, at Liverpool, Jan 2.
The Hope, Hancock, ut Liverpool, Jan 2
Schr L Cranner Cramncr, at Boston, Jan II.
Up for this Port.
Scllr May Munroe, Munroe, at Matanzas, Jan l0
Scbr Clara Montgomery Borden, at New York, Jan
IT.
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New Orleans Market.

NEW ORLEANS January 15.-CoTToN-The sales
to day amounted to $3.50 bales, at irregular and easier
prices, not requiring, however. any ange in our
quotations. which we repeal, as follows: Ordinary
i3Aal3alc. Good Ordinary 14ha15c, Low Middling
l5Ha15Ac, Middling 18a16I:c, strict Middling 161aa
I6Ic and Good Middhng 7a--c Tho above figures
it must be observed, represented the market ut tie
closo yesterday when 1t was decidedly er than OF
its opening, and although there has not been any
quoable decline since. yet to-days business has been
still more in favor OF buyer, particularly ator the
receipt of the kilograms reporting material decline
in goli at New York. At early hour Middling sold
Us high as l6c, aud later in the day as low as l52c
Low Middling sold high as Ice aid as low as Is &c
But these We regard as exceptional transactions
which can hardly be used as basis for quotations.
STATEMENT OF COTTON.
Stock on hand September Ist ls67..... bacs16, 25G
Arrived to-day. 48S
Arr .ed previously. ,S1l
s4s.o77
Cleared to-day. ...................... i5z6 49,,
Cleared previously. 2SO, 96S-s32. 4fo
Stock on hand and ON shipboard. d.......... 1859
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Commercial.
.rne CnarIcsron Cotton Market.

rne charleston Cotton murKc'.
OFFICE OF THE CHARLESTON DAILY NEWS,
CHARLESTON. Monday Evening, Jan. 20. g.
The demand for the staple was well sustained,
and prices improved %@1Sc. q b.-sales near 700
bales viz: ut 13 s. at IA; 10 at lax; 1l2 at 10;
at l5H; o. at l6 % at 1G 176 at 10y; and 1S2 at
w.
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A countryman in Portland, after eating three
dozen raw oysters, told the man to stop when
he had opened ten cents worth,
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and devoted to the interests OF this State in
aging Immigration and Industrial Pursuits.
Literature, Agriculture, Commerce, Arts and
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news of the day will he given.
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ed to r.dertake the editorial management for the
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Six Months; 81 for Three Months.
Advertisements inserted on liberal terms.
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LIST OF VESSELS
UP CLEARED AND SAILED FOR THIS PORT

FOREIGN.
LONDON
Ship Missouri, Edwards, cleared. Jan
LIVERPOOL
The Magdala, Coghill, sailed Dec y
The Gorilla, jones, cleared. Dec 20
Ship C Winthrop, Stuart cleared...........J Jan =
The Hope, HancocI:, cleared. .'ah
NEWCASTLE ENG.
Rark A JONES' -, up. NOV 10
NEWPORT, ENG
Tue Sabina, Martin, sailed. NOV 20
LEITH'
The Sophie Muller sailed. dec %
MATANZAS. go
Schr May Munroe, Mnnroe up............ ..1an ~
DOMESTIC.
EriS Cyclcne, -, up.........'..' :.'.''.'.'9 '9"u
Schr z Cramner, Craniner, cleared d'...-''.''un ~
NEW YORK.
Schr Lilly, Francis cleared. Jan "a "a
Schr Z Raymond, Higgins up...... DEC o.
Schr Z Clark, Clark, up ioa 71
Schr Clara Montgomery, borden, up. .1an ~
PHILADELPHIA
Schr Il Edwards, Bartlett, cleared. Jun
Sclr u Ma ylor, Naylor, cleared. d.......'.'J Jan y
.chr Watauga, Munroe clcarcd...... ........'an u
NEW ORLEANS.
Schr Maggie McNeill. Snow, up Dec %
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THE MARION STAR.

EsTABLIsHED NEARLY TWENTY YEARS AGO,
u is published at Marion. s. c.. in the central
portion OF the country, and offers favorable
medium to Merchants, Druggists, Machinists, and
the Pee Deacountry.
For the benefit of our advertising patrons, we
shall, in addition to our subscription List which Is
constantly increasing, publi b and distribute,
gratuitousy copies OF the STAR, during the busiI-
ness season thu Fall.
Rates Of Advertising liberal.
W. McKERAIL.
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The Johnson-stan,on LIMB. oglio.

STANTON NOT TO DE REcoGN1zED BY THE PREsI-
DENT-THE PRESIDENT WILL RESIST EN-
CRoAcHMENTs B. CONGRESS WITH ALL THE
POWER AT HIS -JMBfAND.
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cong,e ess and the Supreme Court.

THE coNsTrTUTIoNALIIY OF THE EEcoNsTRUc-
T1oN AcTs-ARGUMENT IN THE MARBLE CASE.
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Consfgnces per south Carolina Railroad,
ror,,orv

January go.
l4lO bales Cotton, IL bales Mdze, 1lT5 bags Corn.
1870 bags Rough Rice 140 bags Bran, cars Cattle,
cars Wood, &c. To Adams, Frost & Co. H Rod
gers l. Co, Gravely, ] II Crawford, NJ Caldwell
Sons Johnston, Crews & Co. Cohen, Hanckel & Co.
J D Sloan, ] R Pringle W Williams Co, L
DtSaussure, A Simonds. Railroad Agent. Willis l.
Chsoim, ] wiss L Co, W Courtensy 4 Co. West
& Jones, Mowry & Co. j Robson. Seago. I j
Kcrr & Co. ] W Spraeue & Bro w Ryan, NJ Gold.
smith & Son, Trenholm, 2 Davis, " Dukes
Co, G q Walter & Co, Mikell, Il Klatto & Co.
Reeder, Wagner, Heath & Monsees. William Lebby,
TIL w Devices, q NJ Bruins, Grseser, Lee. Smith
& Co. Mey, Cart Kopff & Jervey, ~ Kirk
patrick, rhurston l. Holmes, Hopkins, Mcpherson 4
Co, Aiken Il Co, Clacius & Witte, L Falk Co,
Street Bros & Co, and Order.
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Consignees per Northeastern Railroad,
January go.
24s bales Cotton, $50 bbls Naval Stores. Rough
Rice Mdze, &C. TO Kcniall l. Dockery @ W vii.
Iams Co, Adams, Frost & Co. Mowry & Co. 81
Kirkpatrick, DAVIS, NJ Goldsmith Son, Wag-
ner, Heath Monsees, NJ Caldwell L sons, Grae.
ser Lee. smith & Co, Baggett Co, W Ryan, NJ
Marco, L Potter, Nesblt. j A Quacke nbush, Geo
Z Prltchctt, Belitzer. 8 Wolfe, F Sawyer, and K
Agent.
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LIVERPOOL CLASSIFICATION.
, 1868-03-24
acknowledgements

Wet bekjendtgjores herved, at Forteg-
M nielsen over de af ACKNOWLEDGMENT i
Anledning af foregaaende Bygningsforan-
dringer Byerne Christiansted og Frederik-
sted sidstafvigte Skatteaar toretagne Maa-
linger, henligge til Eftersyn i Christiansted,
/ det Kongelige Kasserer Contoir, og i FIRE.
deriksted, paa Politikammeret sammesteds
90 opfordres, i Henhold til Anordniogen at
code November 1854, de V~edkommende
til at fremkomme med deres mulige Ankle
over MaaIingen til Diet Kongelige Gouver-
nement linden 8 Maaneder fra Dato.
Skattecommissionen for st. Croix, den
12te Marts 1868.
Carl Hattensen. c. r. Magens. J. j. Helm.
, 1868-03-24
WANTED
I D ? ] R c Il A +

THE old SHOES, mentioned in
Mr.. o. Krause's article, which ap-
peared in the Avis No. I3. Since the
old shoes are of as little Importance
as Mr.. O. Krause's communication,
they cannot be worth much conse-
q%uently it is very desirable, that Mr..
o. Krause's cold shoes"-obnoxious
things, it is supposable-should be
thrown on the dunghiIl, where they
ought to go. For 'ohat they are
aoOrth, a reasonable price will be
paid.
For further particulars call at the
office OF this paper.
(Mr. Editor! Please insert the above
TEN TIMES; and send your ac-
count Immediately, and it will be
paid, without further consideration.
QUANTUM MERUIT.)
, 1868-03-24
NOTICEa!

THE undersigned requests all those
who are indebted to her late hus-
band, VIM. Schmedcs, to come for
ward as soon as possible, with a set
Element of their accounts, so as to
enable her to liquidate his affairs.
Christiansted, End March 1868.
ESTHER SCHMEDES.
, 1868-03-24
Bank offs Thomas.

NOTICE is hereby given that the
M half yearly dividend of "SEV-
EN-" per Cent on the paid up Capt.
tai of this Institution, declared at a
meeting of Proprietors held this day,
will be payable at the Bank to-mor-
row and every day after, during the
hours of business.
st. Thomas, 9th March 1868.
Ill. HAAGENSEN.
Manager.
, 1868-03-24
ISt. P. 1861
CARL SARAUW

CARL SARAUW
Constituent Byfoged og Byskrlver m M
i Christiansteds Jurisdiction paa st, Crolx
i America.
Gi0r vitterligt: at for mig have andfaget
Edward Herman Moneteldt, Alexander
Gerhard Monefeldt, Anna Maria Elizabeth
MonefeIdt O Q Susanna Theodore Oackson)
Monefeldt, hvorlcdes de skuIle fnde sig
befoiede til, i Overeensstemmelse meo
Frd: lite September 1889 og Rescripter-
ne af code October l94l, SAINT Gle Fepfu-
ar 1S49 at fremgaae til Doms Erhvervelse
hvorved de forvente sig tllkJendte den
deres borteblevne Broder Robert Smith
tilhofende Formue indestaacnde / ST. Crolx
Oyerformynderie /, under Capital No. $50
andragende $50. GA med vldere Renter,
SAINT Ps. 131. 6. 5 Is if6lge Obligation at
IS Januar 1847 med 1ste Prioritets Pant
Huns or Lod No. S c.. Nye Gade Chris
tiansted N. m. Cest eden Februar 1879 og
vdprligere Pantsettelse at 22de Marts
1S48 i en- Sidebygning paa dette Lod m.
M. las, 28I lie Marts 1648 under Capital
No-al rtgne fra 90 Aars Dagen eff
ter at ingen Efterretning havdes ON eller
fra npvnle Robert Smith.
TIKI MDSTEVNES HERVED:
bemeldte Robert Smith som sidst havde
Bopnl her Jurisdic,ionen til at mode IN
den Christiansleds ordinalre Byellngs Ret
! Retshuset No 10 Kongens Gade her
Byen Christiausted, eller hVilket andet
Sled naevntc Ret til den It'd MATTE holdes
paa, den
F0RSTE TIRSDAG
JUL Manned 1869, Formiddag III. 10 sIet,
for der og da sit Tarv at varetage, da O.
tanterne TiIfal lie at hans Udcbllvelse
vii Henhold ill frcmleggrnde Documen-
ter OF B~eviislighcder SAINT ON torn6dent
Vidnel0re!se paastaac AT hans ovcnnevnte
Formue we'd Rettens Dom lilkjendes hans
fornevnte S6lskende i'll Eiendom som
toranfort, og eiter nRrmere linden Retten
oi0rende Demonstration og Paastand.
Til samme Ret, It'd or Sted at mode
inds'evnes ALE og Enhver som maatle
we're aryebertttiget efter ovennevnte Ro-
bert Smith, for at fremkomme med deres
Paastand og Beyiislighcder, SAINT dereS
Tarv at iagttage.
Foreleg or Lavdag er hevct we'd Frd.
3Iie Juni 1896.
St. Croix, Chris>iansteds Thinghuus den
lite Marts 1868.
q. SarauW.
Authorization 81, err en- Patacon.
d. SaraUW.
, 1868-03-24
ADOLPH ROSENSTAND,

UnderdOmmer og SkriUer M. M.
paa Gen st. Thomas i americ0.
MJOR VITTERLIGT, at for mig
III har andraget Prokurator c. Null
Ter som Sagforer for kjobmand
George Jefferys her af Stedet, der
ifolge Diet af afdode Skibscapitain
Antonio TrilIa under eide Januar
1868 i Oyereensstemmelse med Frd.
eide Mai 1916 ) 25 oprettede mundt-
lige Testamente, er indsat som Exc
cutor-hvorledes han skal fnde sig
befoiet til at lade optage ct Things
vidne til Oplysning ON Egtheden at
besagde Captain Trillas sidste Willie
eller Testamente.
Thi indstavnes herved til at mode
linden st. Thomas ordinaire Bythings-
ret, som fortiden holdes j Huset No.
40, Litra A, Norregade, Kon.'ens
, 1868-03-24

FTHE UNDERSIGNED intends leaving
an the Island for a short time and re-
quests all persons having claims against
him to present them for payment.
JOHN FENNER.
March 10th 1868.
, 1868-03-24

Stavning falderiRette MATTE holdes,
-Mandagen den lsde Mai 1868,
Formiddag, XXI. 10 slet, fornavnte
abode Skibscapitain Antonio Trillas
Intestatarvinger for der og da Do
kumenter at see i Rette lagte og h0re
Vidner afgive deres edelige Forkla-
ringer angaaende ovennevnte at ham
giorte mundtlige Testamente med
andet og mere Sagen vedrorende til
ct lovligt Thingsvidnes Erhvervelse
til Brug som ovenmeldt.
Til ON samme sidste mundtlige
Testamente at aflegge edelig For
klaring etter fremsattende Qv@stio-
ner og til med Fed at bekrafte den
af dem den GLIDE Januar 1868 under
skrevne Declaration desangaaende,
indstavnes heryed under Faldsmaals-
straf til samme Ret, It'd og Sted at
mode, V9rtshuusholder Francisco
Tallada, Skreddermester Thomas
Danastorg Og Smedemester John
Blackwood, allie her afStaden. Fore
lag og Lavdag err hayet we'd Frd.
3die Juni 1896.
st. Thomas den l4de Marts, 1868.
ROSENSTAND.
NET bekjendtgjores herved at Re
ipJ partitionen i ~afgangne Guldsmed
GEORGE THURLAND's Bo vii blive
fremlagt i en- Skiftesamling son vii
blive afholdt paa navnte 30, Onsda-
gen den 15de April f0rstkommende.
Christiansteds Skifteret, den lode
Marts 1868.
G.. SaraUW.
, 1868-03-24

THE LIFE BONUS of this Company, at
last valuation, August, 1868, averaged 46 per
cent of the Premiums paid, in some cases
rising to IS, 20, and even rs per cent. Sub
stantial benefits have therefore been conferred
on its Assurers, and as the Life Liabilities
are valued on the principle of net Premiums,
assuming only 3 per cent. mterest-(Me outside
expenses cAargea6ze to the Life Department
for the General Management Of tie Company
being specially limited By the Deed Of Settlement
to 10 per cent Of tie net Life income)-there is
every reason to expect equally good Bonuses
in the future.
FIRE AND LIFE POLICIES ISSUED BY
f. B. GRIFFITH, Agent.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1868-08-20

The GROVER AND BAKER is the only
Sewing Machine that will sew the finest
fabrics and then the heaviest cloth
without change of needle or thread; it
is tho only machine capable of execut-
ing all kinds of sewing; no bobbins,
both threads running direct from
spools. In addition to the elastic stitch
machine. the Grover & Baker Compa.
ny manufacture light running lock.
stitch machine, upon which all kinds
OF work can be done. Salesroom at
Oxtoby & Duhield's Jewelry Store, IoS
Main street, headquarters for Watches,
Clocks. Jewelry, Spectacles, Gold Pens
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1868-08-20
FRuIT CANSI FRUIT CANS!

uTE INVITE THE ATTENTION OF
w friends aud the public IN genera 70
oar large stock OF Fruit Cans. They are Ial
supsri0r 10 those OF Last year; the los are
Persons in want OF Fruit Cans would do
ING eiseJyEere. SEALING WAX very cheap.
Ne Will sell TIN WARE CHEAPEh
THAN ANY HOUSE IN THE CITY.
C'aI and see for yourself Our mottc:
OnIck sales and small PROFITS, at
REED q EOEMERS,
No. 49, Market St. doors ABOVE N onroe.
REPAIRING done OF short nOiice and at
,bs Shssnest rafes. ang1
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1868-08-20

FINED.-Abrahnm Fry was arrested
and brought before Judge johnson
yesterday morning, for peddling with
out license. The case was a clear one
and q fine OF five dollars and costs was
imposed. Not having the requisite
stamps, Fry's goods were seized, and it
is extremely doubtful If his whole stock
Will be more than sufficient TO pay the
costs, The school fund is not likely to
realize much in this instance.