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time and then proceeded to consider what rnrts s
changes might occur in corresponding period IN the
future. The lecture was listened 10 WITH mntkel Sen
tOn and at its close the speaker was eom VIZ. Ia
a round " applase and vote OF thanks for me ale anu
interesting piper copy OF which requested Tor the
archives OF the Association. .I
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TO coRRnsroypssfs,

Enquirer -rffs 1000 majority for Seymour 10 this
State is the iuajoiy of the first Democratic elector
at largo. Ii. W. Slounm. oyer tho Grst Republican
eiector at large Marshall q: Roberts. The average
Democratic majority was 9g6S III: G: Addis.-fou
can got velocpedos from Mercer q honod. MOI
Al
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ACCIDENT TO Mf. LEEts GAYLORD CLARKE
Mr.. Lewis Gaylord Clarke, long and favor
abv known as editor of The Knckerb0eksr magazine.
vas seriously injured on wedne sdsy by falling down tho
sr- OF hi; residence at Plermont ~ j. and fears are
entertained that no will no, recover
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POLYTECHNIC BRANCH AMERICAN INSTITUTES.

A meeting Of the Polytechnic Branch OF tne
American Institute held az Room NO 81 ccopet "
sttute last evening thei President, Prof ~ Tnman
prcsidag Mr.. Ellis OF Cnoinnatl explained new yS
tenn Of populon TO tie large audience presents ana MT
ton by tho use az models and number OF interesting ex
Dements, After the address Of Mt Hawieys discussion
Parmlse, Mr. stStson Dr. fsna'bwAns'<. Dr.. Richards,
aud others sasuoipAtsf.
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Perfect in Execution.

hare ten uug Se~iog Machines Os three years ~
ea undo perfect Of xort and nesess 0.
perfectly satisfied M Wilcox Gbhsmrs Wnt Tcslor fr'os
I'm Y. -.
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MfRRIRU.

BowERs KDD-ou wedossdsy Dec a, The tesd',cs 81 Ne
brides the Rev T. . Hastings bes T. beNefs 70 nan
d,nsbtsr Of Written g. Kidd, ESQ, all ofiA'i e,;
an Notices Of Marriages aus' be Endorsed u''h hp
onnis and address
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Mr. Bleeeker New. York gentleman, was
proyentsd gtsterdsy from sellng lots In Newark ~ j.
SssassS hp hsd NOT License frclp fba s"'h"-'i'ra
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RaNK OF ENGLAND
DoNEsric MARKETS.

oNoos Dee rh eesai resnrus sf are Baat ssrss ~ss
rss ts bor that the sncub 81 specie 'ss has dscresss
L strrng
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49,, ST. s1utsl ysii,".

-, ST. s1.thl Ssiisw
a sssaatsl As.oriSssi
Sf PARfs Fancy
GOODS FOR HOLIDAY PRESENTS.
GLOVE JEWEL AND HAsDKERCHIsP BoxSs.
BIsQUB sTATUARY ARTIFICIAL RLOwERs
JARDIytBRBs CARD STANDS. &c. Sc
BOHEMIAN DESSERT SETS TOILET WARE. 90.
IN BOSE WHITE AND GREEN.
REAL BRONZE
JOCKS, MAsrEL SKIS GROUPS AND sfAfusrH'
JUST OPENED.
FULL. ASSORTMENT OF
GORHAM PLATED WARE.
Nsusfaetarers Proa
Also
FINE PLATED WARE. EXTRA QUAR-
ITY,
OF OUR OWN MANUFACTURE.
DECORATED FRENCH CHINA PINE CUT AND
ENGRAVED GLASSWARE. PARiAs
sTATUARY. &c.
oILPAINTryGs and ALABAsrBRs from ITALY
CAASDRLIERs FIXTURES oil as bsatsouss' sserss
GLASS BRONZE 0RNoLU Of foreign and domestic niau'sss
n B. HOLIDAY PRESENTS selected advance will be s"shV
retained Tor delivery at any specified time
E.V. HAUdHWOUT& CO,
No, ass 400 .nd 4s2 BcO,Ir,y. corner Broon.st
ARARg OPPORTUNITY
Bsr .sut to remo. LIST Of January prepared csss
ont At Rrr,iL splendid WhOes'is stock o.
cMRoaos AND FRAMES sTBaEOsOoPss AND VIEWS.
ALBUMS CARVED BRACKETS, ke
EtHT ANTHONY kc..
s, x,bs,, RIM, No sol Broadway,
Cali early.
Fine Gold Watches.
LOOK AT THB PRICES.
cRxrLFNES.s PINE GOLD AMERICAN WATCHES. eH
I.DIpS FINK GOLD AMERICAN wArCHEs......... 81
LADIES' DETACHED LEVERS. y
BEAUTIFUL DIAMOND AND ENAMEL WATCHES. g.
PINE GOLD ENGLISH PATENT LEvERS..........". %
Aod all other Sud. OF GOLD aud SILVER WATCHES Hvev" s
price. ,,
For cal. Jy GEO C. ALLEN No as Broadway. Sa' door s''ss
Csnslst --.--------.
Warm aad Durable
HOSIERY,
yANpLRLiP TAYLOR.
No 30 B0wERf
sad No. 80 Bro,a'p.
cor TE.s.y sssssssa
E,.bi,bsd il 1924
scvins. nchincs-Tbe BARTLETT RGvERSfBLk sswisu.
MACHINES Acknowledged 80 be the LO"rf Fh'S~ "NI
UStis, ornm MicHnks 40. "a,
b.V hr hand BY foot ihe sJes 500 ~
A. all The fhir fe"ies Warranted tHd Hp' ~ V'''
Eor ,I,inoj. sud Missouri Traae.
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Fer Illinois and Missouri Traae'
ADVERTISE IN tbs QulNSh "hiV'
H. .Ili.hei La INJI

iksls
p,ttu.,tiE n PHILLIPS, Pabh,hsrt
v.g,t. Abe eiroulsion Of TAR QUINCY WHO
AMI REpt nj IC An b.. ssb neasd AID Is nSw sape
80, sa a con With tie dealers OF western lhas" ass
Scrthsrn M.ssoor 81, ~ -, -..,, 7, a. s,......
TUR WIG yubi,hsd hes dai! 'ea "es'9' " H''es"
hsaspssy Of hvrg editor sp'oys1
"a H. com artmens 9uSey located es
RiSrr miles above e. Loos TIE second city 10 tr-
80 Of And basnsn imporsGea The pepnsusa
@ shs,. ,oi 900 soul, Several hundred bulldogs are
,pu,llT railroad bridge nearly competed mssnl
~. he ss pot sh'eh Illinois and MssOer osEee'ed ~ es
III, alton es bn,ed in the Nosing eoanaes'
iIspos-Adsss HANCOCK KnoL MeDsaousn, sstuJsr Heavy
assoursot.nd cl.rl Sullivan, Adss KSoi l4"" L'n' ss'
knrby Marion, Monroe Livingston, Chsntoa. Grnnes
Terms for advertising very moderate Address ,,, - -,
BAILHACHK PHILLIPS. PablsAsn Quincy wig oseot. ns
Fine Gold Earrings ard Piss-NkW STYLES JUS. reee'sr
for sale by GEO C. ALLEN No ais Broadway one dest beos
Csnast
Mourning Earrings and PinsNes styiss ior sale b. Gso
c. ALLEN No AIS Broadway, ore door b.los Csn.lst
Dr. Diiienback Of BO,n suhor Of work on Cos'empieS
ca,arh Sore and roacbi Nl be 10 us NssYo oaes
No Broadway 81 ss,eBenhl on THURSDAY and fkt
DAY Dec. 10 and IL. Consultations free. -
~ yULcAylrg JswgLRy,
N GREAT VARIETY FOR rus ' SolibIrs HN''0''~
GOoDYEARs l. T. O. MANUFACTURING Co.
20 = sresas., ss.t Es,e. 81
E,Sy Mi.lsra.: AZ sEs, . H:, sI. Sy:
sAh ~ az 0-~sss,a Dss<s se. - oe,N
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an Notices Of
name and address.
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sewing Nnc hnrs.-Ths BARTLETT RHvEiSiBLk ss"isu.
MACHINES Acknowledge, be the Lows PSehp hhlAss
MAcHsks a.
rA3s for hr hand BY foot lhe sVs 80 ~
A. al kalJ sewing Warranted tsd iep' 10 Vi'e" ''~''
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= Perfect Match.

The Jewels dsncle N her ears.
Her waist is but slender span;
And as she swings along, she s1!s,
.I'm going 10 catch dandy man.
His hat is IN the latest style.
He totes his cane with dainty no!e'
And as he struts about, he sayf,
I'm roinr to wed q :ool ior gold.
They come together at the BAL, .a nh;r,.
They dance and Jig, and waltz and Whit
Her dress is fine, ..demriIien foine,
H.s purse is lan6, his hmr ID curl
Ee ia $50 nice" she is $50 rich" too.
he lacks for cents, she i2cSs lor plaine'
He flatters her, she dazzies him,
They can each other 'pretty names
With equity curse, papa says "yesi
Mamma says naugbt, mamma IS oesc'
His debts are large. her purse is deep,
The top o. fool together we'd
marriage Of convenience qu,e'
A very recherche afair:
.e1j,c ;nst the thing" his friends aver,
;Tt's iust the thing" her friends declare.
They live sup town." in free stone front,
The halls are grand, the rooms are n1gn'
The beau monde from the;- coaches u7p,
And enter with an envious sigh.
They do no; love. they do not hate,
Their only bends are those Of law;
They frequent operas and plays,
And sco-n the "dirty rabble, awh!"
He held the cards, she held the stake,
The lead was brass, the trump was gold;
A perfect match, an even pair,
For he was bought, and she was sold.
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CITY TAxES-MONTHLY RETURNS.
OFFICE OF TIE CITY ASSESSOR


OFFICE OF TIE CITY AssESSoR.(
CITY BALL, April ], 1868.
NOIICE IS HEREBY GIVEN TO ALL con-
~ CERNtD, that the Monthly Returns for the
month Of March past. in compliance with the Tax
Ordinance, ratified on the 28th of January, 1868,
must be made on or before the 5th instant
TAXES on THE FOLLOWING AXE PAYABLE MONTHLY
On all sales Of Goods, Wares and Merchandise.
On all gross receipts Of all Street Railroads.
On all g oss receipts Of all Express Companies.
On all eales at Auction.
On all Carriages and Bugcies.
On all income derived from the pursuit of any
faculty, profession, occupation or employment
On the gross receipts OF all Commercial Agencies
On all commissions received by Factors, Commits
sion Merchants, Bankers, Brokers' and Others
On all premiums received for or by any Insurance
Company, or by agencies for individuals or COM
panies
On all gross receipts of all Gas Companies. and
other manufacturing companies located in this city.
On every Horse and Mule used CT kept within the
city excepting horses or mu. .es used In any public
licensed carriage, cart dray, or other vehicle.
On all Retail Dealers in all articles whatsoever.
On all Huck:ters AID Barber Shops.
On all gross receipts Of Hotels and Public Eating
and Boal ding Houses.
On all receipts OF Livery Stable keepers.
On the gross receipts of Cotton Presses.
On the gross receipts Of a Printing Offices, News
papers and Publishing Houses.
On all Goods sold in the city by persons not resi-
dent, by sample or otherwise.
On all sales Of Horses and Mules brought to the
city.
On sales of Stocks, Bonds. and other securities.
On the GROSS receipts of Magnetic Telegraph Com
panies
On the gross receipts of all Tavern Keepers and
All the defaulters will be dealt with as the ordi.
nance directs. ". N HUGHES,
april IA City Assessor.
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NOTICE.
rnann 1A1EEnIS nEE1Nr

NOTICE.
CITY CIVIL ENGINEERS OFFICE
Cry HAIL CHARLESTON, March 12th, 1868,
A LII PROPERTY HOLDERS ON THE LINE OF
n Meeting.street, and other citizens interested
in the building Of Shell Road on Mee4ins. street,
from Spring street to the City Boundary. hereby
respectfully informed that n Book OF subscription
win be opened for their signatures IN my Office to.
day. and that when such an amount is pledged, as
in the Judgment of the City Civil Engineer will war
rant the undertaking, the WORK will be forthwith
Commenced LUIS j. BARBOT,
March 13 City Civil Engineer.
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Steamship Champion, Lockwood, New 4ofKav
honrs Ndze. To Adger CO, D ANIME. Z ;
Averill & Son. n 4 Ashton, Ahrens 70. : -
BRISTOL, q Bischoff co, j bufcko!er' luce LUCE q
20. Bart E Wirth, Bates & Co. Bolhnann bros,
Cotia Co, e Coin. D Clancy, W Corwin y 20
cIac;ns Il Witte. y caler, v Z cnairt co. Cart
Mil Harbeson Co. a Cook Co, Steamer Dlcta-
tor Dickinson, Duncan son; y guE1s F1sr,.
ming. Furchcott Bros Farley L Co, L FAUST & CO.
q Gerdts & Co 4 Goodwin, agent Harrls, agent
Goodrich Wineman l. Co, Bart 90, " hoppock,
Holmes & Calder. j W Harrison, hufKamp 20,
g johnson. NJ Israel A Ilinc, Johnston, Crews Co.
" Kiusman, Klinck, Wickenberg co. Matte 4
Co e 81 Kellers Co. Ltschgi. LenGrlck sen,
D Lilenthal & Co, Laurey Alexander; AcGoS q
Rice G Minor Co, ] N Martin, Mune.' ria1.]
+ Co. " Melrtens, McElhose, Madsen, Minor.
Wilbur Martin, " McComb Co, Marshall,
Marscher. Neuman Berger, ONeal 6 Son.
Oiemann, O'Neil1, Palmetto P:oneer Co.9peIaNe
Association, q Rodgers co, Col hnett a
bnuse : GO, JBE Sloan, L Scbnen K Co. o Tiede-
man. Tobias Sons, Uferhardt 4 Camp:en, Wer-
uer Ducker Wright, G W & GO, W 6 ~ Mrs 31
S Watts N wohltmann, West Point NILS. W,
CO. " 4 Klein, D steling, o Men CO. c Rail-
road Agent, Florida steamer, Southern Express CO.
] II yollers " Yates, and others
IN THE oFF1NG.
R,rk Annie Kimban, Lincoln, Haue-46 days.
Ballast To the Master.
Sailed Yesterday.
Steamship Mariposa, Kemble. New fors:
Steamer Dictator Wiley, Palatka, via JACKSONVILLE
Fernandina, and Savannah
From this Port.
Steamship Moneha, shackford. New York, April a.
Memoranda.
The British ship Hannah Morris, reported vent 70
sea on Monday for Liverpool, was prevented from
Crossing the bar by the heavy blow that sprung up
when the ship was about leaving the port, the wind
csnsinc the hawser which attached her to the tug to
part, in consequence Of which the ship was com a.,
peled TO come 10 an anchor and yesteroay put paoA
to the Roads, where she now hes.
The ship Missouri, Edwards. at Boston, from this
port reports heavy weather and snow storms Oh ene
passage.
LIST OF VESSELS
UP CLEARED AND SAILED FOE THIS POff1.
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1,x.rnoo, Cotton Market.

LIVERPOOL, March 2S-[For the week]-Cotton
continues in fair demand at steady prices, the mar
let closing firmly, with little alteration from the
nnotations of Thursday last For sea islands there
has been only limited demand at previous rates'
the INQUIRY being chiefly for the medium quaiues,
the higher and lower grades being for the ume
neglected American fully supports former prices,
and s in extensive demand; and the business IN COZ
ton 10 arrive Is still very large. New YORK ad71ces
to tbe o6th inst quote middlng 256c costing 10 sell
in Liverpool 1oZd per sailing vessel or steamer:
Brazil has been pressed upon the MARKET ana
rather irregular in price, though the sales have been
considerable in extent. Egyptian has huc.uated
dnrinr the week, but closes at former rates. Inc
anal, antity of East India available has been very
Inanifest especially during the last two or three
dnvs and prices are consequently Z per 10 dearer
The last quotations for cotton to arrive are-Amen-
can. basis Of midding ship named, from Charleston
lOi,d; Savannah 10l<d good ordinary, nearly due
esd; lew midding at sea l0d); Mople lO3So; new
Maceio frsts, ship named 10d; Paraba, fair lod;
Dharwar, fair native, January shipment "a; fair,
November sailng sgd; Dhollerah. fair, ship named,
al. shin named and called 8Sd; January sailing
SEd: new March.April shipment 8ZaS> S16d;
Broaeh. fair new merchants, ship named sgd;
Oonrawuttee fair new merchants, February-march
shiprnent SID; fair, December sailing 8Id; ship
named b15d: Bengal fully fhir new, ahfp named ut
1tEd per rft The snes of the week amount to 79,0lO
baies, including 10,Ss0 ON speculation, and 1l.SIO
decared export leaving 7,260 bales to the trade
cotton in this port has been taken to-day. 1t pryes
10 be S09O0 bales above the estimate, which esti-
mate viii be Professionally increased on the 18th
inst by 25 900 bales Todays sales are $4,000 bales
Committees quotations for midd1ing were Bowed
1Oi<d: Mobile 10lzd; Orleans 103sd.
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ConsiGnees per Northeastern Railroda'
April IL.

s+oras ! car wood. car Lumber. 70 Graeser. Lee.
smith Smith { Co, Co. Rayenel % Co, Ingraham SON
Rodgers & CO, W q khett. I Snythe, hama,
paux & Lanneau, A g Bennett Goldsmith tn T son u
= ronrtnev { Co. Fraser S Dill, N Caldwell & Son,
Adams, A Frost Co. J B Sloan, Waller Go. Co,
" Smith, Railroad Agent. Willis & Cmsoim, NtT E
r Huchet, c Goodwin, sprague Bros, hooSon'
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Passengers.

Per steamship Champion. from New IorsINss q q
Brooks Miss Brooks, Plat, Mrs P!at Mss'er Me-
Plat. Oppenheimer, G " sweet, Cooper, e. n MiSs
7 Haven, Cast Parkman. ] Ba!ent, W StoTen
q Hovr' Dr n " Heath, Mrs Taylor, Master Ia!-
1or Mss Zodine. L Nodine Mrs RalauSby Wm
Koran and - in steeruge.
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Boston MARKET
BOSTON, April 10-CoFFEE.-The marset is VIII
ont change there have been sales Of 1900 pockets
Java at 24c gold, and small lots at 241s gold. In
St Domingo there have been sales Of $500 bags for
export at SEC gold, in bond. o..
CoIToS.-The receipts this week have been 7O66
bales, of which 1877 bales were from New Orleans,
1O4l from Mobile, r96 from Savannah, 24S9 from
Charleston. 50 from st Domingo, l0!s from Bait
more, 100 from Philadelphia, and 267 oy the Prov
dence Railroad. There has been some considerable
speculative movements both here ana in Europe,
snd prices advanced materially, but Subsequent!
declined and at the close of the week were about tne
same as last week We quote ordinary at 21c eooo @
ordinary at 261Sc, low middling 2sc. midding LsG,
good middling 30c per ID. The sales OF tne "eeA
have been about 5000 bales.
GuNSy BAes-There has been specuiauSe Lns.s, &c,
ment in this article and 2040 bales mere anu ~
New York have been cold at 17a1Sc. currencE;
GUSNY CLoTH-The market for cloth Is 1 Iatnei i ~ :.
settled Sales of $50 bales at 2lc, and S9o 1aies %
2l1.c. currency; 800 bales, deliverable IN su9 oso
e1c gold in bond 125 bales on private IeIm' SC0
baies at oi,c 800 bales deliverable In Jqy, ~ ~
TAYEThe market is steady. Sales OF Eastern a'
s24a25 per ton. 4,o,.;,e there have
heen sales at 6sa6ec per gallon. IN tar sales wv
b5,c a. e. I,sa3 SO per bhl. Rosin is quiet 1nefe
have been no sales OF importance: ~, ,.,noo,
RGcr-Thore have been sales OF 100 bags heneocu
NJ a1cc cold in bond and 100 bags at 1Oc, currency
Carolina has been selling at lie per 10
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THE MARION STAR.

THE MARION STAR.
EsTABLIsHED NEARLY TWENT! YEARS AGO
n is published at Marion, S. c., in the central
portion of the country, and offers q favorable
medium to Merchants, Druggists, Machinists, and
ali classes who desire to extend their business in
For The benefit Of our advertising patrons, we,
sbalI in addition to our subscription list, which
Constantly increasing, publlh and distribute,
erstutously, copies Of the STAR, during the bust.
ness season this Fall.
- W. ]. McKERALL,
November 20 Ed'ot AND froPr'e'e''
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NOTICE.
nrE1cE CHEZ OF CITY nETFC11VES l

OFFICE CHIEF OF CITY DETECTIVES
JANUARY 17TH, 1868.
VlHE PUBLIC ARE REQUESTED TO PLACE
i upon their COPPER PUMps some private mark.
in order that they may be identified when stolen and
recovered by the City Detectives as numbers OF
copper pumps are recovered by the Detectives, but
none can be identified.
q. ". HENDRICKS,
1st Lieutenant and Chief OF CITY Detectives.
january II
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New Orleans Market.

New Orleans Market
NEW ORLEANS. April 9.-CoTToN-We lett the
market Yesterday in a very unsettled state, w1th
small sales at very irregular prices Later ID tne asS
sales were effected, swelling the business @ 70 ;aoo
bales the Target list Of 450 bales, beanS gooo
~, fetching 27hc. y, ,,o,ses.
sion of the Liverpool 11:l5 A. II. accounts, adNng
an excited market with large sales at an ADVANCE OF
oSIc.+;1sIv 1S,: 10 12%d The 1:2OP p NJ. telegram
noted sales Of bales. without change in prices
The weeks sales we're lOs 600 bales. Of which 7o-
GOO TO the trade, 80 coo export and 5000 on spesuia
tim: stock in port S56, 0eO oaes ano anoat ooVoOo
bales. 49,. .,,o,n,,,
In New York the market was active this morning
at &c advance quotations berg Tor uplanas zs7sc'
and SOaSo1 1Scfor Gulf cottons.
These accounts seemed TO intuse new ple ln'o QUIZ
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Railroads.
CHARLESTON CITY RAILWAY COM.
- PANy

CHARLESTON CITY RAILWAY COM
u PANY.
OFFICE CHARLESTON CITY RAILWAY COL
CORNER BROAD ASD EAST BAT STREETS
CHAR1Es7oE, So. Ca, March 16.L, 1853.
SCHEDULE OF THE CHARLESTON cYTY
- RAILWAYs C0KPANY.
KINe-sTREET LINE
Leave Upper Terminus Leave Lo,csr Terninu:
at 7.sOA.M., and at inter5a. AM, and at inter
walls Of ten qo) minutes vals of ten ilo minutes
last tip at s.S0P.M. NJ.
N.F.-Leave the Baaery as follows: Itcenty go
minutes after the hour and sn llol mtnMtss OF the
hour, from $40 a. H., to 7.60 P. NJ, except at ten
10) minutes Of O'Clock, A. n. Every other trip
from the old Postoface.
RUTLEDGE-sTREET LINE.
Leave Upper Terminus Leave Lotoer 1tr'naisssss-
ut 7.3O AM and at inter. at sos AM. and atinter
vals Of ten no. minutes walls Of ten 10) minutes.
during the day till 800 during the day i'll sP:M.
PM.
n B.-Leave the Battery at jfpe (5l minutes after
the hour, and hirtysfre 1881 minutes after the hour
except at 9.05 a. NJ, uutil 745 P. NJ. Every other
trip from the old Postofice.
SUNDAY SCHEDULE.
KING.sTREET LINE.
Leave Upper Terminus Leave the Lotrer Iermi-
at AM, aud at inter- nus ct $50 AM, and at
ves vss Eli & ?se9 e nun minutes minutes III Ii 7sS neia
N.B.-An the trips are to the Battery, until 615 P.
n. The last trip Of each car to the old PostofRce.
RUTLEDaE-sTREETL LINE.
Leave Upper Terminus Leave Lolrer Terminus,
at . AM, and at inter at s.s5AM.. and atinter--
vals Of every twenty (20 walls Of every twenty t2)
minutes TIL GAS Pm. minutes til 5750 PM
E.B-An the trips are to the. Battery, until 6.15 r.
N. The last tip Of each car to the m old p4ss9thse.
January "a Secretary and Treasurer
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FOREIGN.
LIVERPOOL
The Moreno Black, cleared. ;.FeS ~ 81
TIE Eastman, Leach. sailed. Marcn q
BREMESHAvEN
The Dorothea, Plambeck, sailed. ........M .Marcn IL
MESTIC.
BOSTON,
Schr Hawkins, Wyatt, up. ;Apfi % .
schr Myrover. Hughes. cleared. .Marcn 20
Schr G Raymond, Higgins. up... March ~
NEW YORK.
Steamship vicksburg, Burton. up.........-.Apni 9
Schr Maria Pierson. Grant, up. april Q
Schr Yanuaman, yannaInan, cleared .Apr1l
Schr Carrie Holmes, Holmes, up. .March - :
Schr \ W Smith, Tooker, up. .March -
Schr Wapela, Hawkins, cleared. ....March d
PHILADELPHIA.
schr " Mann, Stamford, cleared. ....Aprl
NEW ORLEANS
Schr George Pierce, Farrow, up.........Apln
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1868-04-15

MARIE; At first, aad several small Parcels We're soiu
Of which lCO ba;ss good style low miidline at 3oc
and go good style middinc at Bic. The total sales
however. reported do not exceed leuO 1aleS: Otner
transactions were pending 20 awai, the Liverpool!
ever,a4 .ccounts which were Lot made known, II
received up 20 P. VI. .
We no~ quoJe good ordinary oS;:a29c, low mid
dlnc aGi:a3oc n1;ddling Soi saSlc, strict mddlins
sca:c= and nominal; no ordinary in market. The
business would have been larger. but holders are dc,
manling higher figures, while buyers are timid ard
van. more light" The stock on sale is on the H.
crease this week.
STATEMENT OF COTTON.
Stock on hand September !st. 1867. oaes-lS,2oo
Arrived today. ..21,1S9
Arrived previously ..6l3,e3'-'Io'4-o
G3O6S2
Cleared TODAY 1889
C!eared previously. 56 267-'6''Z'o
Stock on hand and on shipboard. G5,42s
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1868-04-15
Uommsrfial.

The Charleston Cotton Market.
OFFICE OF TIE CHARLESTON DAILY news
CHARLESTON Tuesday Evening, Aprh ia' e9. J
The inquiry was rather moderate ana shehuS
easier rates were accepted in some uansacnons III
tho lower qualities while the better grades conunueo
finn. Sales 2So bales, say at q, at 277s' o9 al
27, at 90 II at 80, go at 81, and 50 at Sl'lc' we