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CHARLESTON HOTEL.
CHARLESTON. s. C..

AANCO THE undersigned having
(4HTnSSrsS taken charge Of the above
k 1afSt HI1s we'll known HOTEL, re-
leiaaE5ll8S spectfully informs his
friends snd the travelling public that it has
been REFURNISHED, in all Of it's depart
ments. The table will, at oil times. be
supplied with the best the Market affords,
including every delicacy in season, while
the cuisine will be unexceptionable. The
Bath Rooms attached to the Hotel are sup
piled with the celebrated Artesian Water,
and Hot, Cold or Shower Baths can be OBJ
tanned at any time. The same attention
will be paid to the comfort Of the guests
as heretofore, and travellers can rely upon
finding the Charleston Hotel equal to any
in the United States. The patronage of
the travelling public is respectfully solicit
ed. j. ?. HORBACH, Agent,
Jan II 3mo Proprietor,
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No HELP FROM THE SUPREME
CouRT-The Washington CORES
pondent of the Baltimore Gazete
says:
''I hear unpleasant rumors in re-
spect to the cases which have come
up from the South to the Supreme
Court, designed to test the validity of
the Reconstruction Acts. It is likely
impediments may be thrown in the
way by doubts as to which side of
the docket the Government may
deem it its duty to be placed and re-
cognized by the Court
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The Savannah. Adseniser, hereto.
Sfore distributed gratuitously as an,
advertising sheet, has been enlarged
and is now published as first class;
news journal Our old ohum, "a. o.
Wilmington, lis the presiding disni.
tary of the establishment. ri
|. - -o-G-A0~N-y>c.7--------- ,ts
MAIL ARRANeEMBNrs.LThe post
Office open during the week from Sls
a. m. to 6 pm. On, Sundays, from
|; The Charleston aud Western mails
are open for delivery at 2 p. m., and
close at 9 q. m. So.
Northern-Open for delivery at
lO1a u. m., closes at 1'p. m.
Grcenville-Open for delivery ut 8
p. M, closes at S p. m.
new AovEET1SEMESTs. -Attesi: ,on 10 cad :
ed {" the following advertis einents. uub-
lished this morning for t.o hrs, ttmes
J. P. Charleston Hotel
p: X G. d. Hope-Garden Seeds, &c.
1hos. Z. Gregg u Co-State Taxes q
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On Both Sides of the Sea

A STORY of the time of OLIVER
IN CROMWELL and CHARLES I. hy
the Schonberg Gotta Family. Price 81. rs.
Love In Letters; Edited by Allan Grant
The Huguenots, their Settlements, In
dustries, &c.; by Samuel Smiles, author Of
Lives OF the Engineers" &c. Price s1.75.
J; Wood, of Edinburg, finely illustrated.
Cheap. - y ~ :
The Huguenot Family; anoyel, by Tyt.
Ter, and some new London Novels, 30 and
80 cents each. For sale at - = n!
Jan MCCARTER'S Bookstore
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PLAIN SPEECH TO MOTHERS AND
DAUGHTERS. Rs.-Prof. Simpson, of Edin-
burg, who has had large and long
experience in the medical treatment
of mothers and children. gave a pub
lished address lately on matters of
hygiene. He spoke most plainly to
mothers who send their children to
the grave by exposing arms and legs,
while other parts of the body are
warmly dressed. Mothers, he con-
tinued, commit child-murder, and
then wonder how God could be SO
unkind as to take away their darling.
They not only murder their children,
but, in his opinion, commit suicide
themselves, by exposing their own
necks to the cold air. It was puz-
zle which he could not understand,
that women should cut off the top of
their dresses, and appear with bare
bosoms in refined society, while that
part of the dress which should pro-
tect the heart and lungs, and other
vital organs, is trailing in the mud.
Not to speak OF health at the present
moment, we would remark that the
exhibition of semi-nude bust sell
dom approaches to the classical
standard of harmonious proportions
of parts and fullness of outline, and
is rarely suggestive of beauty and
loveliness. The inquisitive observer
feels himself quite at o loss to know
the precise line of division between
the part which fashion claims for
exposure and the rest which modesty
would conceal. The boundary is too
changeable. More ought to be left
to the imagination and less to be con-
demned by good taste. But if mo-
theirs and full-grown daughters insist
on being the victims of fashion,
children ought to be exempt from it's
insane and cruel requirements. What
has fashion to do with children, or
they with fashion?
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The following is list of officers OF
the Phil. Sheridan Base Ball Club,
for 1868:
President--Samuel Grier; Trea-
snrer-John Daine; Secretary-Geo.
@. Bennett; Captain--Jeremiah
Weaver, of Club and first 8; Assist.
ant Secretary-Joseph S. Kingsbury
Directors-Messrs. Rose, Bruce,
Lawless, Boston; Scorer-Charles A.
Bridges; Captain--Albert Morgan,
second 9.
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OBITUARY.

Died, at Columbia, on Wednesday,, the
Sth inst, Dir. j. HENRY MYER, aged
thirty-six years five months and twenty
five days. The deceased was native of
Germany, and for the last fifteen or twenty
years q resident Of this State. He WAS an
honest, upright, industrious and worthy
citizen. He leaves many friends to mourn
his sudden death. C.H.
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The CHARLESTON HOTEL. This es-
tablishment has changed hands, and
is now under the control of Mr.. J..
p. Horbach. 1t has been completely
overhauled and renovated. Mr.. c..
w. Miller is still connected with the
hotel, and will give his old friends a
cordial greeting-likewise a gentle
reminder at the end of each week,
that it is necessary to "render unto
Cesar" etc.
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$ The Tennessee Legislature has
voted to 'sabolish all distinctions Of
COLOR" The question now is whether
the blacks are to be bleached or the
whites to be painted.
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The Southern Presbyterian Rerie,c,
for November, has just been issued.
1t is published by an Association of
Ministers in Columbia" South Caro-
lima. The following is the table of
contents:
Bakers Albert N'yanza, and Ex-
plorations of the Nile Sources; The
Creation; Truth; The Resurrection
The Hope of the Gospel; Critical
Notices.
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FRESH GOODS

IA BBLS. REFINED SUG GARS-all
cO grades. - -,
40 boxes CANDLES.
80 bags Java and Rio COFFEE. -
10 tirkins GOSHEN BUTTER 90. o.
70 boxes E. d. and Factory CHEESE.
bbls. Honest Cider VINEGAR. ~ n s.
hhds. New Crop MOLASSES. -, NJ t.,.
bbls. Macy's COAL OIL-the safest
and best burning fluid in the market, ss
With other large additions of STAPLE
GROCERIES, OF standard gradss, to our
stock, just in and for sale by ~ p.fT.
c. H. BALDWIN & co.
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Planting Potatoes. ".
Ok BBLS. Choice PINK-EYE POTA-
~ TOES, just received and for sale by
Jan 10 8 G. Fl. BALDWIN & 90. =.
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Washing and Toilet Soaps.
TOO BOXES of the most improved and
lOO popular kinds, for sale by the
box, for cash only, at low prices.
Jan IL E. & G. D. HOPE
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aT With increased facilities, it will be
our pleasure to DELIVER ALL PUR-
CHASES FREE OF CHARGE, at any place
in the city. Jan'1fJ q
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CARULINA RICE.
e BBLS. Prime Whole CAROLINA RICE,
" for sale by E. G. D. HOPE.
Jan IL
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STATE TAXES.

ON hand, and for sale, STATE BILLS
~ RECEIVABLE, for all dues to the
State. THOS. r. GREGG l. co.
Ian II
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A GERMAN SETTLEMENT IN RICH
LAND.-We learn that colony of
Germans, numbering about 100, have
settled on the Middleton place, in
this District, between Wateree River
and Colonel's Greek, and about twen-
ty-four miles from Columbia. They
have gone to work with vim
breaking up the ground, erecting
substantial dwellings, besides various
out-houses, etc. The settlement or
village, we learn, is to be called Ger
mantown. Success to the new town
and regiment more of lhe same.
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Family Hams and Bacon Sides.
= CASKS first quality Sugar-Curcd
= HAMS, small.
5 hhds. Prime Bacon Sides.
tierces Leaf Lard. For sale low, for
cash. E. & G. HOPE.
Jan II
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GARDEN SEED.

GARDEN SEED.
NNHORBURN'S GARDEN SEED, in great
Il variety, at Wholesale and retail, of
warranted quality. For sale by
Jan IL +. j. G.. D. HOPE.
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NOTICE.

NOTICE. ~ n
A Ii parties indebted to Us by NOTE OF;
N ACCOUNT will find 1t to their interest
To gee us at once, and before the 18th inst.
Jan FISHER e LOWRANOE.. y
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.a9oA1 Ete 4tas.

C4sH-PAY UP.+From and after
January l !, 1888, the cash system will
be strictly enforced. Persons who
are now indebted for subscriptions,
and who wish their papers continued,
will confer a favor by paying up at
once. Those who fail will have their
papers discontinued. Cash will also
be required for all advertisements.
Persons forwarding advertisements
from distance, must send remit
tance. Job work cash on delivery.
EXECUTION IN NEwBERRY. .-Burrell
Sondley, freedman, connected with
the murder Of Mr.. Lemuel Lane,
during the summer of 1866, was hung
yesterday, at Newberry Court House.
Burrell was at large for a length of
time, and was only arrested few
months ago.
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The New System ~
0F CASH BEFORE DELIVERY, IN
" ALL CASES. adhered to by 81
Jan FISHER IOWRANCE
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FOR SALE.

Carbuncles and boils come from inn
pure blood, Nature throws out these i'm
purities OF the blood, which should be
regarded as warning. Purify your blood,
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I1IERpooL cLAssIFIcATI
LiverpooI Cotton Market.

LIVERPOOL. February 14.-CcrToN.-tFrom the
Brokers' Circular. l-Cctton has been in unusually
extensive demand throughout the week, large pro-
portion of the business be- ng for future delivery.
Prices advanced daily, and ON Wednesday morning
most descript ons hal gained ully Ad per pound on
Inst weeks quotations; but daring the day. partly
owing to advices from New York OF Increased re-
ceipts the market became qui t:r. and to-day has
been without animation, though with considerable
demand and p ices generally close about 24d above
the rates of Thursday last For sea Island good
demand has prevail. d, and prices nrc fully Id per
pound dearer. In American very large sales nave
been made, and quotations are advanced ABOUT Ad
per pound on last weeks rates. New YORK adVlces
to the 10Th insantant quote Middhng at ?o& centS'
costing to sell in Liverpool Cd per smiling vessel
9 Lied per steamer. there has been great demand
for Brazil with much less Offering, at "a TO Id ad-
vance, Egyptian has been i'll extensive request, Ooth
from the trade aud exporters, and prices have
risen about Id per lb In East India the market has
been harde dening day ly day, chiefly i'll consequence
OF the rapid reduct i'll stoc an advance OF 5d to
Id per 10 has been obtai ed but today, though the
scarcity continues the extreme rise Is Darely sup
ported In cotton ".o arrive" the transactions have
been very extensive, and hive attracted gencrol AZ
tention from all classes oil buyers. Tho latest quo.
tations are-Macelo, basis of tirsts, ship named,
5-l6d. American, basis OF midlllng, ship name /,
from Charleston, SID. Savannah, low middhng
81Id: middling, 85-l6d and SGD. From New York,
bales, 5-16d. Mobile. SGD; ut sea. sgd New Or
leans, ship named, sgd aud Sled; February
March shipment sgd. low middling 6-lGd. Dohl-
lerah middng fair, ship named G2id; fair. January
sailing 7Xd. Oomrawuttce, fair new merchants,
January-February shipment I'd; February-Marcl
7Hd and sgd, far. ship named, I'd per h. Ihe sales
of the week amount 20 ia $50 bales, including 25,-
O6o on speculation aud 1944O declared for export,
leaving 90 $50 bales 10 tue trade. Friday. February
Il: The saes to day amounted to 10000 bales, in
Guiding 1000 on speculation aud for export, with
quiet market.
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Gitp advertisements.
olTY TAxEs-MoNTHLY RETURNS
February %


OFFICE OF THE CITY AssEssOR,l
CITY HALL, March 2, 1858.
NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN TO ALL CONCERN
IN ED, that the Monthly Returns, for the month
OF February past, in compliance with the tax ordi-
dance ratified on the 28ih OF January 1868, must be
made on or before the 18th instant
TAXES ON THE FOLLOWING ARE PAYABLE MONTHLY:
On all sales of Goods, Wares and Merchandise.
On all gross receipts Of all street Railroads.
On ali gross receipts Of ali Express Companies.
On all sales ut Auchon.
On Ill Carriages and Eugges
o. all income derived from the pursuit of any fac
ulty, profession, occupation or en-, loyment.
On the gross rece pts Of oil Commercial Agencies.
On all commi, sions received by Factors Commits
sion Merchants, Bankers, Brokers. aud others.
On all premiums received Tor or by any Insurance
Company, or by agencies for individuals or COM
palies
On all gross receipts of all Gas Companies, and
other manufacturing companies located IN this city.
On every Horse ard Mule used or kept within the
city, excepting horses or mules used in any public
licensed carriage, cart Jray, or other vehicle
On oil letall Dealers in all articles whatsoever.
On all Hucksters and Barber shops.
On oil gross receipts of Hotels aud Public Eating
and Boarding Houses.
On all receipts of Livery Stable keepers.
On tho gross receipts OF Cotton Presses.
On the gross receipts OF all Printing Ohces, News
papers and Publishing Houses.
On all Goods sold IN the city by persons not resi-
dent, by sample or otherwise.
On all sales cf Horses and Mules brought to the
city.
ON sales of Stocks, Bonds and other securities.
On tho gross receipts OF Magnetic Teles sraph Com
panies.
On tho gross receipts OF all Tavern Keepers and
Liquor Dealers.
All the dclaulters will be dealt with As the ordi-
nance directs. II Mar:nZ
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Mariue uews.
Port of Charleston, March 3.
Arrived Yesterday.

Steamship Champion, Lockwood, New York-55
hours. Mdze. 10 Adser Co, Adams, Damon
X 20. n Averill e. son, Bollmann Bros, I NJ Bris-
toll, u Bischoff & Co, Bates Bull & Scoville, I
Bee Brown e. Hyer, W III Lird & Co, Briggs, " B
Burke L Back, W II Chafee & Co. Cameron, Barkey
& Co, w = Corwn j II Clhussen. d Carr Co.
Il Cobia & Co, Clancy. NJ Cater, Il Cald-
WE'LL T. Cohen 8, Co, Cook, NJ brake, Dowie l.
NOISE, Darcy, D B & Co. Fleming Co, Good
rich Wincman L. Co, ) Fass, J Graver, G Gold
stein, c Graveley, Gurney, Gas Light Company,
Halt & Co, Hurkamp & Co, Holmes, Hahn &
Schroeder, Johnston, Crews & Co, Je1ords & Co. K G
l. Co, Klinck, WicKenberg Co, q Klatte l. Co, W
Knobeloch, Kelly, Lilenthal, Laurey & Ale1an-
der. Lengnick sell, G W Late & Bro, A LANCER, NJ
Marks. Mantoue & Co, Muller, Nimitz l. Co, g Mil
nor & Co, W McComb L. Co, Murphy, Little & Co, B
O'Neill & Son, o'Neill, ] Ojemau, Ostcndorf &
Bro, d Paul & 60, Quac4cnbush Quimhy CO,
Ravenel & Barnwcll, C ling. u q Sicox. P schroe'
der G W Ste1cns e. Co. r & " Swofield, Southern
Express Co, Steamer Dictator r Saas j Small, j B
Togni, Stenhouse & Co. L lor & Co. Uferhardt,
Campsen & Co, Voight, Walker, Agent, l. Weis-
kopt, W Williams L. Co, Werner Ducker Wage
ner Heath & Monsees, Mrs Watts W G Whilden Il
Co, Miller g. Son. Mrs NJ ] Zernow, Baum Bros &
Co, Capt A Barrett, DR. Hayes, McLoy & Rice, J NJ
Maxim, P Pepper & Co. II Read e. Co, Rich
ards Soll, Webb 4, Co, NJ Swutz, Welsh L. Brandes,
W Tut, NJ Wslcott, D r Wright, D Ammo,
Amos winfield Railroad Agent Floridn Steam
or, and others On Saturday, Feb Doth, at NJ,
made Delaware Light ship adritt and under canvas;
at same time Absecum Light bearing NNW twenty
five miles.
steamer Emilio, Davis, Georgetown, S C. 176 casks
Rice bales Cotton, Al packages Sundries. To
Saackelford & Belly, Dawson, W Dcas, Mrs
Ward, Pringle, Street Bros Co.
Arrived Sunday.
Brig Fortuna, Llcnas, Cardenas-8 days. Ballast
To W Hall. Enormously reported yesterday as
the Flavius.)
IN THE oFEING.
Rritish ship Stdbcrgh, Kncale. from Liverpool
brig, said to be Spanish.
Cleared Yesterday.
Steamer Little Addie, llumley, Georgetown, $ c.
Risley 4 Creighton.
Sailed Yesterday.
Schr ] Spencer, Fleming Philadelphia.
From this Port.
Steamship Alliance, Kelly, Philadelphia, Feb 81.
Steamship MataIZas, Ryder, New York, Feb %.
Ship Richard he Third, Scott. Liverpool, Feb 13,
Brig Tangent Rich st Jago dc Cuba, Feb a.
Schr Lilly, Francis, New York. Feb go.
Schr Shiloh, Hubbard, Cienfuegos, Feb Is.
Cleared for this Port.
Steamship Moncka. Shackford, at New York, Feb 28.
Steamship Manhattan, Woodruff, ut New York. Feb
90
steamship AIarmion Fanc,oth, at New York, Feb %.
Schr Fl Raymond, Ellsworth. at New York, Feb %.
UP for this Port.
The Morneo, Black, at Liverpool, Feb II.
Sailed for this Port.
Ship Amelia. Conner, from Liverpool, Feb 12, and
was left ut midnight off Hol-
Spanish ship Nueya Aurelia, Pelago, from Havana,
Feb II.
British bark Rosalind Clark, from Havana, Feb 20.
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THE DAILY. NEWS.
After the Battle.
BY III. E. BRADDoN.


The Bistful hound creeps list'ning to the door;
=" The faYorite steed stands idle in the stan;
The wild-fowl, fearless, hrtter on the moor
The old retainers linge- in the hall;
o, will he never, never rise aSaln'
, To look upon them all? S
They brought linn in with blood upon n pj tne 1seld
They told how they had found MN iha - n,ace
Where the dead foe lny thicSs ond shivered shield
WIN tatte1eu ',rsru .U on the blood-soaked PLAIN,
'Midst those who woula LOU 'ieiu'
t1a does not know our faces as we stand
Ahont his bed, watching each htful oreath;
Tn h;s delrium, as with sword IN hand,
.Freedom " he cries, ''ln England or in death
Than With hoarse shout lifting his hot head,
ssThe day is ours" he saith.
So through long nights and days that bring no
change,
Or change but from wild hopes to wilder fears.
And still our faces are all dark and strange
To him; and the long nights of pain seem years
In their duration; and we watch him now
Through thick mist of tears.
And still the hound creeps, wistful, to The door;
And still the steed stands idle in the stall;
The fearless wild fowl futter o'er the moor;
The broad notched sword hangs rusiny on the
wall;
And he, o God, may never rise assin.
Tolook upon them oil. lbELaRAV1A.
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Passengers.

Per steamship Champion. from New York-Mrs
G Duuham, + Dunham, Miss Dunham Mrs
A poyas Master Durham, N Hunt, H Brown,
j II Buhre A Lister, Nlr Rogers, Mrs Rogers. w B
Rogers, l. Rogots j l. Parker, ID Thomas. Miss
Abbott, Il a Liscomb, II D Mathews, L w Ely, Mrs
Van Norman, Miss Day, Garrison.
Per steamer Emile from Georgetown, s c.
Emanuel w Aston, r L Fraser, w Heston, =
D Ijoand, II Perrin, q Anderson, Rhoues n 9
Lahnse, - Rainey, - Congd1n - Hume, Mrs q
Dridoer, - Lowndes, q p Bryer, Mrs stiles, Mrs
Pernel and lG deck.
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Consignees per south Carolina Railroad.
March and 2.

1888 bales Cotton IS bales NIdzc 1893 bags Grain.
948 casks Clay, 8 cars old Iron, &c. o Railroad
Agent, n Robson. Goldsmith Son, Sprague l.
Bro C d Brale. II Bischoff Co, N Teidcman
Co. West 4 jones', jennings. Thomlinson & Co. + d
= Krackc, W c Courtney X Co, q II Walter & Co, G
W Williams & Co, Il W Witte, shackeliord l. Kelly,
E II Rodgers & Co. Thurston T. Holmes, Dukes
T. Co, j Campsen e. Co, II Benttic Co, Sloan,
] N Caldwell a. Sons, Gibbes l. Co, Adams, Frost l.
Co, L Drucker Austin. j r PrinGle, Johnston
Crews & Co, ] & D Kirkpatrick, Graeseri Lee
Smith & Co, ] Colcock " Co, J L Agnew, W
II Armstrong, Walsh, " Roach, II Weters, II l.
w Devices, j Gibenratn, . Reeder, J Claussen,
Ell Stoddard Co, Bissol Bros, Goodrich Wine
man & Co. Jefords q Co, Chisolm Bros, Davis.
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Import this week.
Baltimore Market.

BALTIMORE, February 2S.-CorToN-The re-
ceipts The past week per water 1858 bales; mar
ket continues dull and depressed under the unfaVor-
abe tenor of cable advces. After the close OF our
report yesterday there were sales of 100 bales low
middling and mddlIpg at 20 and PIC. To-day 40
bales good ordinary Al 19al9Mc, 80 bales low mid
ding at zoe, 20 do do at 20c, SO bales good style do
at PIE. The market closed dull and nominal at 21a
u &c for middlng.
CoFFEE-Remains inactive; VIC hear of sales of 1400
bags Rio, i'll lots from second hands, o., priyatu
terms; quotations nominaly unchanged. At Now
York, on Thursday, 5400 bugs Rio sold at auction,
averaging below lie gold, IN bond.
FLoUR-There was voy lite inquiry to-day, but
with light receipts and stock holders are firm. We
have only to note sales OF 100 bbls Howard street
super at 50 75 100 do do at S10 Also 5U0 Dbs City
Mills Corn Meal at S5 81 per Dbl.
Observation-Disclosures light but demand inac-
tive and for low grades heavy we report sales oil Goo
bush Virginia Valley at 50 So; 3CO bushs choice dc at
50 So; 450 bush good Pennsylvania at 50 So; l25
bushs air do at 81 As: 100 bushs prime whic at 50
90; 100 bushs good do at SO 90. Corn-7OO bushs
white aud 1000 bushs yellow received; the white
sold in little lots at 81 14al 16 OF yellow we note
sales OF 1000 bushs Pennsylvania ut 81 Is ut cars 5000
busbs do ct 81 II delivered; 1850 bushs Western
mixed Ut 81 l5al II for uptown and Point delivery
market closed weak. Uats-3l00 husns received.
with sales OF GOO bushs common at nc, $40 bushs
tar 1t Soc $50 bushs good at s1c and 2O bush prime
at 83c. Rye-200 bushs sold al 81 65 per BUSH
MoLAssEs-No sales to-day; prices same as last
quoted.
PRovIsIoNS.-Market Still active, and prices firmly
maintained. We report sales OF so 600 los loose
Bulk Shoulders at lie; 10000 lbs rib sides at 12sIc
20 900 lbs clear RIB Siden at 13Ac. Ba, on-No nrge
lets Offering; liberal sales in lots on orders ut l2c
fer Shoulders, 4sc for rib, and 15c for clear rib
Sides; Baltimore susar-curcd Hams have advanced
now selling at 1Sa20c latter Tor canvassed. LAR
Sales OF so cs Western ut 162lc; quote obbing lots
lie. Mess Pork s25 25a25 so per bbl.
New York Market.
MONEY MARKET.
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Commercial.
Exports.

Exports.
NEW YORK-per schr D Warner-5Os bales Up
land Cotton rs bblT Rosin, ~ bales Basglng,
cask Kaolin Clay, s Lo1es lianos, l9 packages
Mdze, / Engine Boiler, &c.
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THE CONVICTION.

CONVENTION HELD BY AUTHORITY OF TIE
RECONSTRUCTION LAWS OF CONGRESS.
TO FRAME STATE CONSTITUTION
FOR SOUTH CAROLINA.
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The ChnrIcston Cotton Market.

TIC OnuIICSVOH NOttUIK -Ht1H 1NSt'
OFFICE OF THE CHARLESTON DAILY NEWS,
CHARLESTON. Monday Evening. March 2, 'GS. }
Notwithstanding the downward tendency Of pri, es
at Liverpool the light stock and the firmness OF FAC
tors caused prices to stitfen in some transactions
during the day half.to one cent q fb. Sales $50
bales say 6S at 171 % at 1S, Mt IL - at ~ at
1eI. "a at 90 6s at 20H II ut 2O2i ~ at 2l SO at
2lN 1a9at o. and 80 ON private terms. We quote
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ConsIgnecs per Northeastern Railroad,
n

Mowry A CO, j X j D Kirkpatrick w lynn, Ad-
ans, frost & Co. Graeser. Lee, Smith Go, Davis,
j NJ Caldwell J. Son. Ii VI Williams & Co, Captain b
look, Willis 4 Chisolm, q W Clark Co, + Saw
yer, Iiairoad Agent.