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The aggregate as above stated . So, ,05S, 454
ON the approach Of the Federal troops on
Columbia, it was deemed prudent to destroy
the issues on hand, but time was not allowed
to assort them as to date. 1t is believed, how
ever, that very near approximation to the
amount Of each, old and new, is madesan tne
foregoing statement.
We would refer to the report made respect
ing the bank at the last session Of the Legls-
lature, as embracing the views which we deem
il desirable to present respecting the 1nstltu-
ton.
Respectfully submitted,
c. NJ. FURMAN, President.
yIr Corbin, from the Judiciary Committee,
made an unfavorable report upon the bill to
enable laborers to recover the amounts due
them, which was ordered for consideration TO-
morrow.
A bill validating the ordinances of tine Con-
stitutional Convention was read second time,
and referred to the Committee on the judi
ciary.
A bill to continue in force the general and
special orders of military commanders during
the existence of the Provisional Government
was read o second time and referred to the
Committee on the Judiciary and ordered to be
printed.
A joint resolution repeating the law by Which
applicants for acts Of incorporation are requ1r-
ed to give three months notice was considered
and passed.
The bill accepting the benefits Of an act do
mating public lands to the States and Terrific
ries which may provide colleges for the benefit
of agriculture and the mechanic arts, was read
q second time and ordered to be engrossed.
A bill to incorporate the Citizens Savings
Bank of South Carolina was read the first time,
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The Crops in Alabama.

MONTGOMERY, July 22.-dood rains have
fallen in different parts of Middle Alabama in
the past few days. Some farmers report that
the drought has cut the corn crop off one-half.
Cotton has also been injured.
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inauguration of Governor Bullock OF
Georgia.

ATLANTA, July Or. B. Bullock was in
sugurated Governor at noon. His address is
brief. and laudatory OF the Republican party,
and condemnatory of the Presidents policy.
A national salute was fred in honor Of the
event. General Meade and staff were present
al. tba ceremony. which passed off nniaily.-
Both Houses adjourned over until 10 a. N.
on Friday. 1t is reported that the military
commission for the trial Of the Columbus
prisoners will be dissolved to-day, and the
prisoners remanded to the civil authorities.
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FROM THE STATE CAPITAL.

THE NEW BoNps-A PREMIUM ON sLAoK-TwIsTED-
NESS N.RuBIIc OFFICERS gAToH OF NEW
Bnls-A oo1oRED STATE sEoRETARY-oRR TO
BE wmTE-wAsHED-THE LITTLE LoAN-THE
NEW TAX BILL
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The Eenians.

BUFFALO, July GA mysterious Congress
Of Fenian senators from all parts Of the Union
assembled here this morning. They are in
secret session, and the approaches to their
hall are guarded by armed men.
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tn. Alabama Legislature.

MosraoMEsY, July pa bill was introduced
in the Senate to-day stopping every suit begun
between April 1s, 1861, and April 1s, 1853, and
making them null and void.
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From South America

New YORK, July 22.-The Arizona brings
s4Sa,OOo. The Panama revolution is feeble.
General Samos Acosta has been app 'inted
United States Minister from New Granada.
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NORTH GERMAN LLOYD.
STEAM BETWEEN :.
BALTIMORE AND BREMEN,

Vla S0utnamptOu
THE sonEw STEAMERS OF TIE NORTH GERMAN LLOYD
BALTIMORE...... Capt: YOECkLER-
BERLIN. Capt. UNDUETSCH.
OF $500 TONS AND 700 HORSEPOWER.
WILL RUN REGULARLY BIB.
MEG|SG TWEEN BALTIMORE AND BRE-
LIZENlN&3QS MEN, VIA SOUTHAMPTON. From
..s@fTG- Bremen on the 1st Of each N onth.
From Southampton on the 4th Of each month. From
Baltimore on the 1stof each month
PRICE OF PAssAeE-From Baltimore to Bremen
London, Havre and Southampton Cabin $50; Steer
age $50. From Bremen to Balrmore-Cabin $50
Steerage $40
lent. - L5s.lsl
They touch at Southampton both going and re:
turning These vessels take Freight to London ana
Hull, for which through bills Of lading are signed
An experienced Surgeon Is attached to each vessel
An letters must pass through the Postoaice: Ne
bills Of lading but those Of the Company will be-
signed. Bills of ladipg will positively not be de-
iyered before goods cleared at the Cusomhouse.
For Freight or Passage, apply to =
A. SCHUMACHER l. CO.,
No. South Charles-s street, Baltimore. :.
orto MORDkCAI & CO., Agents,
East Bay, Charleston. S. Q.
April 20 0mos
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PACIFIC MAIL STEAMSHIP COMPYs

So
THROUGH LINZ TO
CALIFORNIA, CHINA AND JAPAN.
FREIGHT AND PASSAGE AT GREATLY Re-.
DUCED RATESi
STEAMERS OF The ABOVE
M2GSE9 line leave Pier No. u; North River,
Z/nHE-tI$N0 foot Of Canal-street, New York,
$4e4sf2s. u o'clock noon, Of the list 9th, 18th
and oath Of every month Except when these dates
Denarture OF fst and oath connect at Panama with
steamers for South Pacific aud Central American
ports, Those OF LIST touch at Manzanino.
Departure Of 9th of each month connects with
the new steam line from Panama to Australia and
NewZealand.
and Japan, September 1.
No California steamers touch at Havana, but go
direct from New York TO Aspinwal-
One hundred pounds baggage free to each adult
Medicine and attendance free. -
For Passage Tickets or further information appl3
at the COMPANY'S TICKET OFFICE, on the wharf,
foot. of Canal.street North River, New York.
March II 1T T. r. BABY, Agent.
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ZONE TRIP A WEEK.l

CHARLESTON AND SAVANNAH STEAM
PACKET LINE,
VIA BEAUFORT, HILTON HEAD AND BLUFFToN
STEAMER PILOT BOY.... Capt. W. T. McNELTY..
ST EANfER FANNIE, Capt. FESN PECK.
rE@h ONE OF THE ABOVE STEAMERS
,EEmssSt=-7w will leave Charleston every Tuesday
Morning, at O'Clock and Savannah every Thursday
Morning, at O'Clock.
jim FERGUSON,
June % Accommodation Wharf
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FOR WKIGHT'S BLUFF,

BUCKINGHAM POINT, AND ALL INrERMED
ATE LANDINGS ON SANTEE RIVER
rK-S THE STEAMER MARION CAPT.
GsssSsf2 j. T.. FOSTER, Is receiving Freight for
the above points, and will leave Friday Night Oath
instant. Apply TO JOHN FERGUSON,
July % Accommodation Whazf.
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REC ULARLINE EVERY WEDNEsDAK-
EoR parLAnEL2HIA.

STEAMSHIP PROMETHEUs
/lESsSp Captain A. B. GRAY. will leave Mid
//1fCIIfl@ die Atlantic Wharf, Friddy, july.
--z&s,. 100000 oath, at II X o'clock.
For Freight engagements, apply to
July is JOHN THEO, 6El14.
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FOR PALATKA, FLORIDA,
VIA SAVANNAH, ST. MARY's FERNANDINAr
JACKSONVILLE, AND ALL LANDINGS OS
THE ST. JOHNS RIVER.
FoA THE STEAMER DICTATOR.
,grssst5s4a@ Captain CHARLES WILEY, VIII
leave Charleston every Tuesday Night at o'clock.
and Savannah every Wednesday afternoon, OF s
O'Clock, for the above places. Returning viii leave
Savannah for Charleston every Saturday Morning,
ut O'Clock.
ali goods not removed by sunset will be stored At
the expense and risk of owners.
All freight must be prep1id.
J. d. AIKEN CO., Agents,
June 27 South Atlantic Wharf.
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First-The old issue which
was in circulation 1st
October, 1860 I
Increased issue to LIST JAN
uary, 1861.
Seco,ld-Bills which had
been redeemed before
the war, but remaining
uncancelled were again
put in circulation
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STEAM TO LIVERPOOL

80
CALLING AT QUEENSTOWN.
MeGS4l9 sEMIwEEkIY. carrying the o.
LIz@7E&fHo s. Mails, consisting Of the following,
St-9esG7sssS steamers:
CITY OF PARIS,
CITY OF WASHINGTON,
CITY OF BOSTON
Sailing every Saturday and every alternate Ao1ddH
at PM, from Pier No. As North River, New York.
:, -, RATES OF PASSAGE,
pYrHE MAI. STEAMERS SAILING EVERY sAToRDA3s.
Payable in Gold. .,oc RIsysSls in Currency
lst cabin to London. .106 steerage to london
1st Cabin to Paris .15 steerage to Paris.
Passage by the Monday ste1mers-First Cabin SD
gold; sfeerage $50; payable In o: 9. currency.
Rates ofpassage nom New York to Halifax; CaDan~
500, steerage, $40; payable In gold. -
Passengers also forwarded to Havre,. HafiourG'
Bremen, &C., stmodersl' rates.
steerage passage from Liverpool and Queenstown,
so currency. Tickets an be bought here o9per-'
sons sending for their fdends.
offices. JOHN q: DALE, cav. Agen,, Wn,,
rnna1 emo -
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HARLEsToN, c.. THURSDAY MORNING JULY 70 1865

referred to the Committee OF Corporations,
and ordered to be printed.
Mr.. Corbin gave notice OF nls lhten1lon 70
A hin TO amend nm act incorporating the Air
Line Railroad Company.
A bill to regulate the powers anu outles OF
~ a hin to define the jurisdiction and practice
Of Probate Courts. -.
A bill to define the powers and duties OF
justices Of the peace.
A bill to designate the mannT Dy which the
right Of way may be secured oef tne ianos OF
Incorporated companies.i
B. +. Randolph gave notice q h1s intention
to introduce bill to enforce the 89th section
of the first article of the constitution, which
prohibits distinction in any csses on account
OF race, color or previous condition; and
Bill for the appointment of board OF Land
commissioners. ~,
introduce bill for the election OF a board OF
directors of the State Penitentary:
Mr.. Montgomery gave notice OF nus intention
to introduce 8 bill to Incorporate the Langley
Manufacturing Company Of E5gefeld County.
The bi to-organize the Supreme Court was
read and ordered to second reading.
The Senate then adjourned.
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Less bur 1T since 1860, say

the 1st January, 1861. 81, ,572, 400 -,
Less burnt, say. 659,69l-S SlI,fV
Fourth Change bills is
sued under act passed
after commencement of
the war, as q matter of
convenience to the pub
lie, and it is believed
we're generally e1chang-
Z. ed for Confederate mon -.
ey ey............. -. .''''' ''''''-F o0o'N''
FEtlh-Change bills issued
under act OF 1868, made
on the face payable in
"curency," and regard
ed as merely equivalent
to Confederate money. y.............. S4l2,ole
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$4,000

$4,000
4s,s92-s s74,ss2
.......... sss,621
.1,s19,61S
.......... 39O,657
s1,422,956
1,572.4oO -
659, ,691-s 912,70s
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yew YOrk sold and stOek Market

By Telegraph New YORK, March Is. .
MOSEY MARKET-Active, at per cent.
for cali loans.
STERLISG-Firn, at go a go for gold
fiTst class Dillsl .H
GOLD-Firm; opened at 1887, and closed
at 1885.
GOvERNMESTs-Are 1sa1< better, closing
steady. $50 Pm. quotations: Coupons OF
81. 11l3Sgil15s; do. go. IO9349 l09ZS; do. 'e4,
lOzzs9i0S; do. '65, l0S14G9I085S; do. new, 1851
gl07 %. ~, l073<9lO7ss; 10 40s, I0J5z9l001s !
z 30s, l055S6d105.
Bank Statezneat.-Loans, s257. 80, 247; de-
crease, S4,038,653. Specie, Si7,323. 367: de.
crease, s62O,941. Circulation. s14,2Ig. sos );
decrease, S2l,7t Deposits, $780, 5,128; de-
crease, 1866, 1873. Legal-tendeTs s552, 123, O78
increase, SI3S. O0S.
:. The Assistant Treasurer to-day raised
his price 10 1857 for seven-thiIty notes,
but ne did not get any. He sold about
s55OOOO gold. which was equal to the
amount received FOR customs.
Receipts at che Sab Treasury, 50, SEA, 430;
for The week, SI5.9n,7 96. Payments. for
the day, 81. S44 94S; for the week, SI3 759. 498.
Balance, SlOlS 1922. Exports for the week
Dry goods, 81 go $50; general mel han-
disc, s., 628, 992
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Byte egraph.l Il GHIcAgo. March p,
= FLoUR-Less active and uuchange3.
81 asAT-9 liet WITH. sajes Of MOI at
3 Ol612 D91z FOR ne h; &O.Z at 81 92jZII 50;
closing III at 81 9it4al p for ~ 2.
s .t.N-Steady WITH sales 81 new at SIC
Si1z0 g SECTOR re.g1fasF fresh rsesi PTS. hFnler
win sales at SH44S35le; No. 1 sold al SAG
S5Lc.
ATs-Qaiey at 81 a5755c for Winters ana
5+4J95zc for fresh receipts. --4i
RYE-Sl e2dy a.. 81 S. for Winter, and
81 570l IS for fresh receipts OF No. J IN
store; No. 2. quiet at 81 Sal s..
bailey Dali and dropping " tn No. 2
IN store at l04lje lower; sales Of Winter
PR3vIsIONs-Quiet; mess pork at SO rs
for standard : S4 90 tor straight.
LARD-Ddll aud I91%c lower. -
CUT u EArS-CIulet and nominal at lie FOR
Cunberiand; ,1z12c. for short ripi I3izc for
SNORT clear :; loc Tor Shoulders; 10 for
DRESSED Hoes In light supply and
eady al 50 50aI0 50.
LIVE HOGs-Active and firm at SS5Oa9 50
Tor sir % choice.
BEEF CATrLE-Very du and nominal at
s. 2 Tor good smooth steers.
RECEIPTS - 6 900 bbls dIour. I1.O7e bu b
els whtat. 2O,340 bushels corn, 13 ,242 bushels
oats, l2l dressed hogs. 1632 live hogs.
SHIPM EEsTs -, l45 bbls -four 2 no bushels
wheat, 7.575 bushels corn, Il $40 bushels
oats. ., GA live hogs. EF.rs+F
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Cincinnati Market.

By Telegraph CINCTNNATI, March %.
FLOUR AND WHEAT-Steady; there was A
good demand for Flour, but prices are I'M
changed.
CoRN-There is an active demand, with
sales of 900 bushels at S5tGS6c for ear; she'll
ed advanced to SS9S9c; there is some ship
ping demand.
OATs-In good demand, and the market
closes firm at zoe for No. l.
RYE AND BARLEY Unchanged.
ToBACCo-Steady and the demand is fair;
sales of $50 hhds at 50 10 to 50 80 for trash
and Tugs, and Sll 10 to S26 90 for leaf
N less PoRK-U nchanged and quiet; Sa les
of 700 bbls at s24 90 for old and sd IS for
new.
BULK MEArs-Held at 1O14c for shoulders
az d l24@l212c for medium and heavy
sides, but there was not much done.
BACON-Qulet and unchanged shoulders
ll3Sc; sides l315c; clear rib and clear sides
l41a9l5c; nothing more than jObbing de-
IA and for any kind.
LARD-Dull at l6c for city; country sold
at l515c; no demand.
SEEDS-Clover Seed dull and prices de-
Ginning; small sales at l25zr Timothy
Seed, g 3O&2 ID. Flax Seed, 3 l5lQ2 ..
BUTTER-Unchanged; strictly fresh is
scarce and firm at 4S850c-
EGGs-DuI and prices declining, closing
at lSc.
OIL-No change in Linseed OIL; held at
81 l7Gl Is.
PETRoLEum-At H@4sc for refined free.
GoLD-l9SA buying.
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st. Louis Marker.

BY Telegraph ST. LOUIS. March %.
ToBAcco-Less active but prices un-
changed.
CoTToN-Hi CHER; sales at 2311c.
FLoUR--Dull. and low grades weak SUI
peIfine 81 509S IS: extra So; double extra
SO 75dll.
Enthusiastically dull. aud Winter
&c lower, ranging at 81 5092 6S, and Spring
at 81 O592 10.
CORN-Very heavy and closed at S4GsSc
BARLEY-Quiet at 81 s. for prime Spring.
RYE-Unchanged at 81 67C9l IS.
PoRK-Very little demand, with small
saels at SIS.
BACoN-Easier at Il1<@l2c for shoulders;
l41z@l5c COR clear, sides; sales of IOO, 900 ms
clear sides tol .MaS al l554c, and 200 tierces
sugar-cured hams. canvassed, April and
May delivery, at I714Gl755c.
BULK MEATS-Qutet at l01+c for shout
ders; 1215c for rib sides; 1870 for hams;
1870 for clear sides.
LARD-Weak at Ice for uerces, and I65lc
for keg.
: CATTLE-Ch0fce shipping IN demand at
81 509S; common to good butchers duh at
siG7. en-
SHEEP-S4G6 per head.
RECEIPTS 100 bbls; wheat. 5. 100
bushels; corn, $500 bushels; oats, 5000
bushels; barley, 500 bushels, rye 900.
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ye,g York Market.

By Telegraph. NEW York, March q.
CoTToS-Active and opened 1lalc better:
sales of E61z@27c for Inidd ing upfa ds. and
FLoUR-Recetpts i. $50 bbIs. ;Fopened 5 Tfoc
better Oh low grades, and closed duh and
dropping for al kinds sales $500 ebis. at
SO . for extra state; $40 00GlI - for extra
Western; So O04l4 90 for white wheat eX-
ira 81 l5gl4 90 OF round-hoop Ohio; so 90
dsI2 90 for extra St Louis; SO O0Gl5 90 for
good to choice do Cal ornia quiet, with
sales OF 400 sacks at SO 25d14 . Rye
Flo1r II i 2 shade hrmer; sales Pf 400 barrels
CoRNMEAL-steady; sales SO bushels OF
: sy5 ~ f;sI ~ ~ y S35rninal e-a 9i0&A
WHEAr-Receipts 1900 bushels; opened
lqg2c better, and closed vi IA the advance
lost; duh and dropping; sales Of 5000 bu
botn delivered; 81 rs for Pennsylvania and
No amber Green Bay, delivered; So - for
while California.
RYE-Quiet. iH
BARLEY-Quiet and unchanged.
harley MALT -steady sales Of LOO
CoRS-Receipts I,2eO bushels; opened a
shade frmer and closed dull and dropping;
sales OF 40 900 bushels at 81 26dl Is for new.
adz Tssss sI aa o2 q I95 6sq 40 am "a
Western; 81 2991 30 for Southern yellow.
OATS Receipts 300 bushels; shade bet
ter sales OF LOO bushels at S6l<9S714c for
Western in store, latter price for small
parcels.
KICE-Steady,
COFFEE -Firfa; sales of 500 bags Rio on
sUGAR-steady; 6oOhogsheads Cuba sold
a. dSSl ssssEEs-sales of 100 barrels Of Musco-
Vado at soc.
HoP5-Dnu at l595Oc foe American.
petroleum Quiet at l21I9l3c for crude,
and 26c for refined bonded
CoAL-Quiet aud unchanged.
LEATHER Hemlock sole moderately ac-
tive, but unchanged.
Observation-Disclosures nufats q 210 000
pounds at 44g62c for domestic fleece.
PoRKZ Il rI, and o "a fair demand;
mess, closing at SIS regular; SO EGGS 70
for old ditto, closing at S23 IS regular;
$40 5000 81 for prime; 81 50g23 20 for
BEEF-Fiim and Unchanged; sales $50
bbS and 100 tierces.
BEEF HASIs-F'lrm sales It's bbls. at $500
Cur MEATs-Firnn; sales 80 packages at
lO%ali for shoulders, and l49l511c for
-HoGs-Dressed dull, at I214@ISI<c for city.
-BACON-Quie6 and firm; sales 200 boxes
at lac for long clear, and i5e for short clear.
LARD-Lower; sales 400 bbls at l55z9
l635c: small lots 1910.
40d55c for state. at
CHEEsE-Steady at l3GlG1zc.
FREIGHTs-To Liverpool firmeri engage
ments per steamer 5000 bu corn, at GA
s1ad, and 800 bu wheat at 611d-now held
~ LATEST p. NJ.
FLOUR-Quiet and easter Tor medium.
WHEAT-Quiet, the advance in freights
checking the export demand.
RYE Steady at 81 S3gI 90 for Western.
OATs-Firm at SIC for Western.
CORN-Dull and heavy at 81 256g! q for
new mixed Western ahoat. and 81 ga
81 ~ for old in store.
Polk Unsettled; sales 1900 ebbls. new
mess at So O09 5 80 cash and regular, clos
Ing az S2l 9J925 co.
BEEF-Quiet and steady.
CUT MEATS "A shade firmer and moder-
ately active.
BACON-Quiet
LARD-Duu and heavy at l61z4l65zc.
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R4V ER NEW S
For other RiUer Items see Seventh Page.

The weather cleared up during Saturday
night, and yesterday was bright and
pleasant. The river commenced swelling
on Saturday evening, and M to dark last
night had risen one foot, and was then
rising at the rate of one inch an hour. The
river at Louisville was unprecedently
rapid on FTiSIay, being at the rate OF four
inches per -four, or eight feet in twenty
four hours. Fight feet on the present stage
will bring it. over the late high water
mark, The arrivals and departures since
O'Clock Saturday, include the ST. Patrick,
Cannelton to Memphis; Alice Dean and
]. H. GrOesbeck, New Orleans to Cincin-
natl; Shamrock, St. Louis to Pittsburg:
Tarascon, Louisville to return; Armada,
to Cairo; Linton, to GAINESVILLE; Ada
Lyon, to Bowling Green; Tennessee, Pitts
burg to st. Louis; Quickstep, from Cairo;
Silver Cloud and Champion, Pittsburg to
st. LOUIS; Delaware, Nashville to Pitts
burg; Bermuda, Louisville to Passport;
MinyOung and barge, from Carmi; Nor
man, Louisville; Morning Star, Louisville
to Henderson; Altoona, st. Louis to Gin
cinnati.
The Silver Spray passed down on Satur-
day forenoon .........I he Alice Dean and
Groesbeck had fair up. river trips. The
Groesbeck discharged a lot of whisky here.
THE Shamrock was deeply loaded.
Tt e st. Patrick returned from CanneltOn
about P. N. Saturday, having considera-
bic freight aboard. She added cOnsiderab BILE 4
here, and left at midnight for Memphis
with a fan trip. The Armada, Linton
and Ada Lyon went out with good packet
trips. The Tennessee arrived at
O'Clock Saturday night, from Pittsburg,
being just fifteen hours out from Jeffer-
sonvIlle. She discharged fifty tons of iron
for Sam. Orr q Co, and left about o'clock /
yesterday morning for st. Louis. Captain
Hall thinks Of putting her in he Evans
vile and Cincinnati trade. She had
a splendid trip for st. Louis. ....
The Delaware passed up yesterday morn
ing, loaded to the guards with corn, &c,
and with numerous passenger. The /
Quickstep had a very moderate trip Of
freight. Her manifest, for which we are
indebted to Master Walter Pennington, !
will be found below. We are panied TO
learn that Master Walter is quite i'll again.
..--.....The Silver Cloud and Champion
were deeply loaded-the Cloud rather too /
deeply, aps.........The Bermuda had a /
good load, including much coaI.....Col. !
Dick Voolfolk, superintendent of the /
Louisville and Henderson Packet Compa- /
ny, returned to Louisville by the Taras- /
con, Saturday night. The Tarascon /
had fair trip both ways.........The Min
young arrived from Carmi, herself I
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New York DRY Goods Market.

BY Telegraph NEW YORK, March %.
DRY GooDs-Cotton goods are decidedly
hTmer under the rapid advance in cotton
at home and abroad, and the tendency is
towards high er rates. Heavy brown sheet
1ngs and printed calicOes are fully lc
higher, and the leading styles are scarce
even at the improvement. We quote At
lantic A sheetings lSc; Lyman Il lSc; Pa
cific extra 1715c; Lawrence cone, lot OF 100
bales sold at f715c; Pittsfield 1870; Waiver
ly 1S12c; Portsmouth 1l15c; Warren A A
2z12c; LacOniG 15c; Cum berland A l5c.
Ble8ched muslins sold with more firmness;
Merrimac d prints are up 10 I315c; do. w
to l5c; Sprague's and Pacific I31Sc:
Sprague's shirtfngs 141zc; Amoskeag prints
l255c; Lowell and Victoria lie; Wsmsutta
91zc; Delaines depressed; selling slowly at
I8c.
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NeK Orleans Market.

By Telegraph NEW ORLEANS, March %.
CoTTOS-Unsettled; sales 5000 bales Of
mtddling at 261ac; receipts 067 bales; ex
ports 22S baleN.
SUGAE-Pfifne l51{al6s%e.
FLoUR-DuIl; choice extra sl7 90.
CORN-SI 006l1 05.
OATs-In good demand, at 771za7Se.
sHAY-Prime Western al $40 OOGa2l 90.
PoRK-DulI and unchanged, at S25 000
s28 Is. =.
BAcoN-15al6c for shoulders and clear
sides #.-nf.
LARD-Firm; 47I&c9l8. VS. .s.lfi
GOLD-l4O.
STERLISG Bank Exchange l521S@I53;
Commercial Exchange I501S(Gl52.
n. Y. EXCHANGE &c premium.
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EDk EklA ktksCohH =.
" q are atlthOrI Zed 70 auual..l. tHeE rHaT
EDWARD WELLER AS a candidate for CRY
Recorder, in the coming election. subJerf
To the nomination Of the Republic Con-
ventiOn- .fabIH
Messrs. Editors: Please announce tho
name o. John HEWr JA a. 49, ude-
pendent candidate Tor the Office I'll city
Recorder at the April eIrcllou.
MAST TBrEHz
CITY COLLECTOR.
w. q. IIAZELftIf3GfH s. n oamdiIate for
re- election to the Office OF city CO. lector al
the April election, subject 90 tae decision
Of the Union Convention.
Editor Journals
Please announce my name as au 5udea
pendent candidate for Councilman % the
Second Ward, &C the ensuing Apri elec-
ton. ISAAC ZEN
E. s eOa AssEesOH.
CHA RLEsS ~. ACCDTCHFN = Il oaudE-
date for the office Of ASSESSOR ar r.a -usu-
Ing April election, subject 10 the 8eH.siDn
Of the Republican Convention.
FOR COESrA BILE
FRANK NORRIS is candidate Cor re-
election 70 the office Of Constable OF
Pigeon Township, and would re-rert fUliv
s0itcit Wutes suf On cfemt 10 elect alsIu