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INoR NEW ORLEANS DIRECT.
The Cromwell Line.
Steamships Of this line will leave pier No North river nj
o'clock =. ~, as folowa:--
GEORGE WASHINGTON, eager. Saturday January
Freight taken for st. Louis Mobile and Galveston At
For passage or freight apply 70 tho agents,
II. B. CROMWELL CO., 50 Yves, street.
NOR NEW ORLEANS, CALLING AT HAVANA,
Carrying the United states malls
The well known sidewhcei steamship
RAPIDAN, r. g. Mallory, commander,
will leave pier So North river on
Saturday, January 4, al O'Clock r. NJ
BIENvIbLE follows lanueyy
Through rates and through bills q adng given e aaes
ton 1ndanola Lavacca and Rock PORT Texas; Mopc, Ala
and 10 all points the Mississippi river.
No Havana freight received on day OF sailing
LIVINGSTON, FOX CO.. IS Liberty street
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NEW PUBLICATIONS..


IMPORTANT TO EUROPEAN TRavELLERs-
Travellers ys ting Europe should provide themselves with
Harpers Handbook by W. Pembroke Ferdge. price 81 80
This only complete gudebooS of Europe ani the East
published In the English Language, which y made entirely
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THE NATIONAL QUARTERLY REVIEW.
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Contents
f.-Infernai Diyihites, Ancient and Modern
2.-Eafiy chris,an Literature.
The Sorrows Of Buns.
f.-The Phenomena OF sound
6.-Orangesm IN Ireland; Its History and CHARACTER.
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THE Miraculous Element Ia Our Periodicals.
e.-Ancicnt Etruria
a.-Sotices and Criticisms.
Among the works searchirey reviewed and criticised 10
this department Longeow's New Engani tragedies,
Norris Early Paradise Moehlers symbolism secretary Nc
Culoch's Report Citizens ABSORPTION Report, Deans Civil
The Appendix Insurance has something 70 interest all
who take n policy, Life Marine. or Fire.
had from agents In all parts or the United
States British America General Agents, American News
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cory sent part o. the cne states pos,s e paid ON
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IMPRESS LINE
~ For Washington and Georgetown d. c., and Alexan.
dra. Va,
Every Wednesday and Saturday.
The regular steamer VIRGINIA, Captain Drew 10 now
loading at pier Is East river and viii sail Saturday Jan.
at r. VI. Freight taken lower than by other line.
For freight passage apply JAMES HAND,
1l9 Wall street, OF South.
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sPoRTING-DoGs, BIRDS, &C.

LII KINDS OF FANCY DOGS AND BIRDS FOR
IA sale-Medicines for all diseases. Prepared Food
knocking BIRDS at b. DovEYS, Nos and Greene street,
corner of Canal.
Melodies attended to by Ma Dovey.
LII BREEDS CHOICE DOGS AND MEDICINES
"A FRANCIS BUTLER No. 8 Peck alp. Buffers infa-
be Mango Cure and Flea Extermnator 76c Bu,er's new
work, a Extra stock Dogs, Ferrets
TINE LARGEST ASSORTMENT OF SINGING AND
fancy Birds in this city offered for CHAS
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StTEAM TO QUEENSTOWN AND LIVERPOOL
, Every Wednesday, Thursday and Saturday.
ERlN Saturday, Jan
MlNNESOTA w cdncstAy, jan.
Drafts payable in any part of England Ireland and Scot
land Mt current of exchange Apply az TOMPSoNS
Passage Office, 70 Broadway, corner OF Rector street.
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COTTON DENTAL ASSOCIATION ORIGINATED THE
~ an aesthetic of nitrous oxide do nothing nut *
tract Teeth and do without pain. So 3sNO pauens 'esu
~. See their al the ONCE 10 Cooper Institute
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HORSES, CARRIAGES, &C.
SPEED, STYLE AND BEAUTY

IA. At public auction this day, at IL NJ prompt the cec
based Hambetonan rotting mare Middetown Maid sired
by Rysdyks Hambetonian. OF trottng
senger 16d hands old very handsome fine and
tee she has rotted three this season.
fourth heat in 224H she fine, driver
reliable has fine endurance and gait and Of the fastest
trotters to road In the city, she has pulled
wagon Dubois Park at the OF 1885, is
to chow 240 day of sale, and In condition beat AS
track ia property
of sporting gentleman, who compelled SELF she win be
sold without whatsoever Full particulars OF
formance &C., at sale. JOHN L. VANDEWATER
AM Una
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FINANCIAL.

A UGuST BELMONT & CO.
N issue letters OF credit for travellers nse on
Messrs. ROTHSCHILD,
In Paris London Frankfort Vienna their CORE
cnts In all the principal cities OF Europe
graphic transfers California and Europe.
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COMPREHENSIVE NOTICE.
~ NEW York, Dec. 81, 1898.
The coparnerphp existing under the firm of
Oenison, Binsse Co. this limitation. Abel
Denison L. B. Bnsse articles OF
ship sole quidators Of the rm and either
will sign accordingly ABEL pENISON.
T.. Il. BINSSE.
l.. ii. ELLEAU,
GEO. s. WICKHAM
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A RCHITECTs AND BUILDERS, HAVING CAPITAL
N acquaintance with capitalists, may learn of sont
thing their advantage by sending address to p box 4
Post Office N. Y.
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POST OFFICE NOTICE.

IOsT OFFICE NOTICE.
The mats for Europe will be despatched Thursday
closing l9 O'Clock NJ, and stations
II AS and o. ii 3O and f. II 5 and at 10 @ O'Clock
A. VI.
Also Saturday, closing n, this ONCE at 80 A. NJ and at
the stations Friday r. ST. as follows viz stations aud
II, 8; g and y, sA5 ID ard T., $50 and y sac
JAMES KELLY, y 3stmax,er.
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NcW York Market.
MONEY MARKET.


The New FORK Journal Of Commerce, OF Weancs-
DAY, April i5tn. says:
The market presents less animation than usual at
this season both in financial and commercial circles
For brcalsttl and classes Ci provisions theIe
is mode ate demand. IN cotton there is consider
able activity al firm prices. In dry goods there IS
iair amount Of business. and values of most dcscrlp-
tons ui staple cotton fabrics are well maintained;
but tnere appears 70 he hcsiaiicy on tie part OF
buyers ani the distribution Is chiefly made in lin
tied quantities, required 20 Keep up asscrtments.
The money market presents no new features. Capt.
tai is good reques. ior loans subject to CALL non
the bes. securities at = cent. The best business
paper is taken outside the banks 7a9 I, cent {.
annuln discount.
PRODUCE MARKET.
NEW YORK. April 14.-BREADsTCFFs.-The mar
ker Tor STATE and Western Hour is not so active
but an advance of about FIVE c5nts is notice.
able The sales are Sc0U bbls at SO 00a9 50 for
superfne Stac SO Q5a10 So for common extra State
SU 4Ua1O % for good choice do $40 65a11 W for
fancy do 50 Q0ay 55 for superae Michigan, Indiana
Ohio Iowa. &c aud 50 90l10 80 for extra do; SO G0a
II % for choice eXla do. including shipping brands
OF round hoop Ohio at Sl0 G0a1J 90 nd trade brands
Of do at SO iial4 90; good 10 choice white wheat
extras SO 30al4 or; ST Louis at $40 ?5asl2 % for
common 20 lair extra. and Sl2 U0al3 30 fer good to
cloicc, closing steadily. We quote: Superine Stale
S? O0a9 So: extra stat so 0jal9 55 super Western
50 O0aa 81; extra Western 80 30alD 80; extra Ohio
rouud hoop SO 00a10 i d. irade $40 55a14 O0 extra
Geresee a: extra ;. Louis 10 25alo J0.
OATs-Are in lair reVUes; at trihe better figures
W. roiice sales 45.0J0 bush aSGl Tor West
cru in store.
CoRS-1he marke: opened shade stronger, with
fai- business doing. closed dull With prices
Dropping. sales were made OF S906 bush at 81 22a
- for new We-tern mixed ahoa.. closing at 81 a2a
i 23i,: 81 coal 2l for Old Western mixed in store;
81 % for oil Western mixed devered 81 1Sa1 % for
white Southern and Western. ami 81 zeal y tor yell
low southern aud Western.
CALIFORNIA FLoCR-IAe market is active and pri
are higher The sales arc 25t0 sacks at ST. 5Oa
II 81.
SOUTHERN FLoUE-There is fair business doing
at Slight advance yesterday sprices Sales were
made OF 200 bbs SiD ina11 50 Tor fair extra, and
$40 90al4 60 for good TO c oice do.
CoTroN-lhe market s quiet. but prices arc
steadily held. The European advice: are favorable.
but az our market is TWO and halt cents above
that of Liverpool exporters 10 not feel disposed to
purchase to any extent specul4tors and spinners
few b,vers Holders are well satisfied with the
prospect and will not make any concessions to meg5
nr,ces. The sales are o4SG bales, including l9G to
spinners, 1850 TO specuators and 40 to exporters,
OF which 2gO are in transit. We quote:
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Baltimore Market.

BALTIMORE April 14.--CoFFEE-We have still to
report quiet market: only sales were 500 bags Rio
on and 100 do 90 ut 23l. cts cur ency; holde,s
firm, and no quotable change.
CoTToS-Receipts are very light; since Saturday
only 800 bales viz From Richmond, 104 bales;
Norfolk 1ot dulles, and Wilmington. bales. Hold
ers continue firm aud prices relatively higher than
quotations at Liverpool per cable. After the close
o.; our report yesterday there We're sold 120 bales
low riiddling at .9i .a30 cts To-day we note sales
oi 80 bales good Ordinary and low middlng at 29l
a9, cs 100 bales stained at u cts; $40 bales low
middins to middlng Il; 30is cts; Sc bales mlddlius
at 81 cts do do 311 CTS latter 80 days; in all to-
day 81; bales. Market closed with holders strong
at 31a31': cts for middling.
FLoCR-We continue r. - fair inquiry for eI-
port. and with reduce Of all descriptions
holders are very firm. ,aes to-day were 100 bbls
common spring wheat extra at $40 %; 100 do do ut
$40 90; choice do 1t Sll j0 200 bbls Howard-sirne
extra 1T So Small sales Northwestern fine ut So 5O;
100 bbls corn meal at &C.
GRAS.-Oferings OF wheat to-day 135 bushels Of
white and $3.50 bushels red; market steady with
sales of 500 bushels choice Maryland. So TO- 400 do
do So 05 145g bushels fair do, - 5 450 do. 81 e.
Con- so bushels white and 41U0 bushels yellow
comprised the oieril gs; market little easier; sales
CT so bushels white at 81 13; 1925 do do, 81 l2
2O0 DO 81 10; 5000 bushels yellow 81 49, No Western
MIXED offered sold. Oats, al5) bushels offered /;
market dull except for ligat only sulc reported was
$50 bushels at 81 cts; Western held at Is cts with
buyers at 85aS5 cts. The feed dealers who buy by
weight and sell per measure prefer light oats, and
the high quotations preValln: are Tor outs wclShlnT
from 90 to o5 TBS; heavy oats weighing 81 lbs. aud
upward not desirable 10 retail per measure,
hence, though much superior in quality rule in
price relatively lower. The only remedy is ;or the
consumer tob buy by weight instead OF measure. Rye
was higher to-day with gales of 500 bushels at 81 90a
95; all excep; lO0 bushels, OF the outside price
MoLAssEs.-Nothing doing.
NAVAL SToREs.-Receipts since Saturday comprjs-
ed OF III bbls rozn 90 bbls tar and 434 bbls spirits
t,lrpcniine We note fair inquiry for spirits, and
a. Cte Mt (6a61c RuSin steady ut S3 25 10: shipping.
lar scarce and selling at 81 75a3 81 as 10 size OF bar
rel, Inter for Wilmington.
pRov.sIoSs.-The market to-day was quiet, though
very firm ut full previous figures for all descriptions
Jonbing demand FOR bacon was sood sales about loo
casks including shoulders at &c; rib sides 1GAc,
and clear rib 1I:c; also so hhds clear 113lc sugar.
cured hams olaa2c. Eulk mcats-none Offering or
sold Mess pork steady; sales of oil bbs at s27 75a
2s for heavy Western; prime aess SIS. Quote lard
1S;:c. il jobbins lot.
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tended will pass thereby exhibiting the advantages
or disadvantages that will accrue to each lot, and
enable the owner or commission fairly to estimate
what damages should be allowed each property hold
er through whose lot said street will be extended,
and that special committee of three aldermen be
charged with the subject to take the necessary steps
and obtain the land required through which said
street extendedl will pass.
The Mayor again called the attention OF
Council to the water flowing from the artesian
well; he thought, by proper man agement, 1t
could be made source Of revenue to the city.
The Mayor appointed the following alder
men 10 fill the vacancies in the several commit
tees, occasioned by. the death of Alderman
Courtenay, viN
Alderman Oakes on Committee on Retrench-
ment and Relief; Alderman Honour on Con-
tracts and Change Bills; Alderman Olney on
Steam Engines.
The following ordinances were ratifedin due
form:
An ordinance to amend the first section of
m ordinance to raise supplies for the year
1868, and for other purposes, ratified January J
2S, 1868.
An ordinance to prevent and punish indecent
exposure or improper conduct, and for other
purposes.
Adjourned. ": d. SMlIH,
Clerk Of Council.
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MERCHANTS OF CHARLESTON.

TFYoU DESIRE TO RENEW YOUR BUSINESS
relations with the merchants of Middle Georgia.
YOU are presented with an unequalled opportunity
OF doing so. through the advertising columns Of
THE MADISON AUDITOR.
The Auditor combines the circulation of the late
Madison News and the Mirror of Life formerly pub
lshed at Atlanta consequently, besides having a
very large and rapidly increasing local subscription
list, its circulation extends into nearly every county
in the State.
In politics We are intensely Democratic, slashing
right and left without fear favor into the ranks
of cur common enemies-the infamous Radical Par
ty, the purianicsl CARPET Bag Adventurer, and the
God-forsaken. hypocriical scalawag and Southern
Traitor. If Charleston wants trade, she can get
It; Il not, 'nutf sed."
Terms-Subscripton 1ri.Weekly So Weekly 81 a
year. Advertising rates reasonable.
March 10 IRATHER & SHECUT.
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Between Cd and Sd Avenues, New York.
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THE DAILY NEWS.
Leap Year.
From the London Fun

O, ladies! who the privilege
Obtain this year OF popping,
Pray ponder ere across the hedge
Ofprudence you are hopping
For sixty-eight perchance may De
4 dear, and not cheap. year.
Unless you take advice fIom me-
And sIook before you Lsa2'-Aear'
OF course, I know. single lot
Is singularly dreary-
Rnt very many wives wot
Are only double weary.
Tbe;r lives are simple SUMS OF erIei'
On wretched year they heap year,
To make a burden past rellei:
50 ..lcob before you Leap -Aeat'
Thar "Iooking after Number One"
p-.vcrb is, quite true Is;
PINT that doubt, L rightly done,
By finding Number Two Is.
7 know that life soon runs 10 waste,
That quick on year will creep year,
And vet tits i'll to wed in haste;
So look before you Leap-1ear.
John Anderson and his good vile,
In fair and stormy weather.
THE sepg says), down the hill OF HE
Went hand in hand together.
Their years were but gentle slope
This year may prove steep year,
Should you try marriage so hope
You'll "look before you Leap"-Sear.
You dream Of welded happiness
a junction sans collisions
Tour matrimonial views guess,
Are very baseless visions.
Be warned, and do not this year make
Your king-outof-sleep" year;
Dream on8 my friendly warning take,
And "l1pk before you Leap"-Year.
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Railroads.
CHARLESTON CITY RAILWAY COM.
PANY.


CHARLESTON CITY RAILWAY COM.
PANY.
OFFICE CHARLESTON CITY RAILWAY co.,
CORNER BROAD AND EAST. BAY STcEETs, !
CHARLESTON, So. Ca, March 10th, 1853.
SCHEDULE OF THE CHARLESTON CITY
RAILWAY COMPANY.
KING-sTREl3T LINE.
>. Leave aN Upper Terminus Leave LoOer Terminus
rails of ten 10l minutes walls Of ten t10) minutes
dur during t the day Ia tn the during the day TIL P.
N.h.-Leave the Battery as follows: Tpenty (oOJ
GTur no" rom $40 A. NJ, to 7.5G p n, except at
from the old Postofhce
-RUTLEDGEsTREET LINE.
>. Leaye sN sPpsr Terminus Leave Lorer Terminus
walls Of ten 10, minutes vas Of tan m, n,;nI,tes
PM. 'Ne '1' '''' u'
n. B.-Leave the Battery at fire IS, minute, after
the hour, ana mr,y:hue t35) minutes after the hour
trip from the old Postofice. o"-e-
SUNDAY SCHEDULE.
KING-STREET LINE.
Leave Upper Terminus Leave the Lo,uer Tsrn,i-
at An. and at inter- nus @. $50 AN, and at
ves .3 Ct ftsep Se 90 min intervals Of .ieen u5i
N.B;-An the trips are to the Battery, until 6.15 P
n. The last trip Of each car to the old PostofHce
RUTLEDGE-sTREET LINE.
| Leave Upper Terminus Leave Lo,oer Terminu:
at AM, and at inter- at 935 AN, sn6 at tinter
walls of every twenty (2O vas of every twenty go,
| minutes till 6.45 PM. minutes till 7.30 Phi.
N.B-All the trips are to the Battery, until els P
n. The last trip Of each car to the old Postofice
S. S.W..Rt .ISAY,
January22 Secretary and Treasurer
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The Charleston Cotton Market.
OFFICE OF THE CHARLESTON DAILY NEWS,
Cz.RLEsroN. Friday Evening. April II, '6S.
The staple keeps dull, with lower tendency under
declining news from other markets: holders how
ever, sd! preserve considerable degree ofstidness
and generally only sell under orders The transac-
tons we're about "A bales, say a. 2S 90 at X, and
II at S0c Quotations are omitted as unreliable, but
the few transactions OF to-day indicated 29}s@SOc
for good style Of mddlipgs
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Passengers,
Marinr nrws.

Port OF Charleston. April 1S.
Cleared Yesterday.
Steamship souder Lobby, New York-Jno &
Thco Getty.
Steamship Ianhattan Woodruff, New York-James
Adger Co.
Sailed Yesterday.
Steamship Manhattan, Woodruff. New York.
Stcamshu = Soudcr. LeDby, Sew York.
Schr e II M, lor, Naylor, Philadelphia
Cleared Cor this Port.
Schr Paul Thompson, Godfrey, at New York, April
II.
From this Port.
Steamship sa.aeossa, Crowcll. New York, April! H.
steamship Monela, valpey. New York, april IL
Memoranda.
The sclir D Warner, Horton, from Georgetown,
sc. Tor New York. put into Norfolk, Va late insb
leaky.
LIST Or VESSELS
UP, CLEARED .i.XD SAILED FOR THIS PORT
FOREIGN.
LIVERPOOL.
Tie Moreno. Black. cleared. .teo y
rhe Eastman. Leach, sailed. March q
DREoIENHAvEN.
The Dcro.hea, Plambeck, sailed. ....'..Aarcn 1o
DOMESTIC.
BOSTON.
Scir Z y Hawkins, Wyatt up. .............. ..aprl 8
schr Myrover. Hughes cleared ......... March 70 70
Schr Z Raymond, Higgins. up. .March "a
NEW YoRE.
Schr Maria Plcrson, Grant p..............A April
Schr Carrie Holmes Holmes, up. ......... March :
Schr y " Smith, Tooker, up.... .March II
Schr Paul Thompson. Godfrey, cleared. ..... april IA
PHILADELPHIA.
Schr Mann, Stamford, cleared. ...April 8
NEW ORLEANS.
Schr George II Pierce Farrow, up..........Aplil 8
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PORT CALENDAR.

PHASES OF THE MOON.
Full Moon, 7th, 2 hours. minutes, morning.
Last Quarter, 14th, hours 26 minutes, evening.
New Noon, ed, 8 hour, 12 minutes, evening.
First Quarter Goth, hour, 10 minutes, evening.
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Uummerial.
Exports

NEW YORK-Per steamship Souder-35 bags
Sea Island Cotton. 1872 bales Upland Cotton. 1l6
bales Yarn ard Domestics, 35 casks Clay, 32 Ale
Bbls and Sundries.