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Baltimore Market.

Baltimore Market.
BALTIMORE, April 9.-CoFFEE.-We nave @ onIy
to note to-day sales of 700 bags low grace mo iro
second hands, price not transpired ana o9 DYE ~
at lac. gold. Arrived to-day brlnsa en hanas % Ss
Belle with 5000 bags Rio. Stock in first hanoS 20
600 bags. oa -o,,ob
Corfos-Cable advices to-day opened mucn
stronger, but fell off again at the closes the saes re-
ported here we're 200 bales middhng upland az 2sc;
so bales low middling 2Sc, and % bales s.sneo O.
25kc; market closed quiet at 2sc for midding.
FLoUR-The demand continues Iaar anu p SoS
generally without change. We report saes =, r1ie STs
bbls northwestern extra at $40 75; $50 oos C1Iy
grand extra s11 IS; 500 6bls Howard.sTeet eo saa
200 do do Sl1 so; 100 bbls common Howaro-sIee'
super $40 rs. ,.orrot IN
GRAN-Ofe1ings of wheat were very meagre . 70 o
dvy, only $50 bushels; receipts OF au
grain were light owing to the prevalence o. neaa WIZ
yesterday. The sales Of wheat were SOo ousneis
choice red at SS 400 bushels low grades Mary 1no1
So 4Oa2 65 Corn-S100 bushels white and only ioo. ~
bushels yellow offered; market steady, w3tn sess o.
5000 bushels white at 81 osal TO- lo0 sas
yellow at 81 1Sa1 10; 100 bushels ct the cars o.
Oats-Sales to-day oil bushels at s0c; 0ov ousneis
do, for seed, at Csc. Rye-l00 bushels Marylano
Mo1AssEs-We report sales to-day Of 276 hhds ano
4S ierces Cuba cayed ct 471sc for boiling; Az nnas
do Muscovado SIC; rs hhds Porto Rico on pr''a'e
terms; market steady.
PRov1s1oNs.-The market was again acuVe aGu ~. up .
ward to-day prices having still further r1sen III tnt
West We note sales OF 60 bbls mess pork at q!
100000 lbs bulk shoulders, loose at TO arrive
Bacon-saes Of 100 casks shoulders, in lots al d4a
14c and IN some cases l4}lc; 10 hhds rlo s'oes
al6lsc 100 hhds clear rib sides in one lot 10 oeaei
at tic; rs to 100 do, in jobbing lots at l7c Lard
we quote held firm at l724alSc. W.
BUrTER-with reduced receipts OF New VOTE
State and good demand for the local wants, prlces
have recovered the late decline. and closed firm to
ay at 5Sa55 cts; very little Of other descriptions re-
ceived.
for Carolina and 92<a104c for Rang on
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Lixerpoo1 cotton Market.

LIVERPOOL, April s-l1.15 A. M.-corToN-Ihe
market this morning opened excited and with o
sharp upward turn in prices The advance since
the close Of last evening has been fully 3Sd 3 10 on
American descriptions. The following are the OPEN
ing prices: Midding uplands, on spot, l23sd; mid
ding uplands, to arrive. 121!d; middhng Orleans
12sSd The sales Of the day will be very large and
It is impossible at this early hour to estimate them
Tomorrow will be holiday, and there will be no
regular prlces Street prices however, if there are
any such, will be duly forwarded.
On account Of the holiday tomorrow the usual
weekly circular issued under the auspices OF the
Liverpool Cotton Brokers' Association, Is puohsned
to-day From this circular it seems that the total
sales for the week ending last evening were 100000
bales including 600 for export and about 5000 on
speculation The total stock of cotton in port and on
shpboar at presents to be 356 600 bales
of which 10000 were imported from the United
States The stock on hand is about 1000 bales less
than the estimates heretofore made, and the Amet-
can fully 10. 900 lees,
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CITY TAxEs-MONTHLY RETURNS.

CITY TAXES-MONTHLY RETURNS.
OFFICE Of TIE CITY ASSESSOR
CITY HALL, April !, 1868. I
NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN TO ALL coz.
IN 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 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 all g. oss receipts Of all Express Companies.
On all GALES ut Auction.
On all Carriages and Buggies
On all income derived from the pursuit of any
faculty, profession, occupaaon 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 oil Gas COMPANIES and
other manufacturing companies located in this city
On every Horse and Mule used or kept within the
city excepting horses or mules used in any public
licensed carriage, cart, dray, or other vehicle.
On all Retail Dealers in all articles Whatsoever.
On all Hucksters and Barber Shope.
On all gross receipts Of Hotels and Public Eating
and Boarding Houses.
On all receipts of Livery Stable keepers.
On the gross receipts OF Cotton Presses.
On the gross receipts Of all Printing Offices News.
papers and Publishing Houses
On all Goods sold in the city by persons not rea.
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 CT all Tavern Keepers and
Liquor Dealers.
AL the defaulters will be dealt with as the ordi
nance directs. W. n. HUGHES 3
April "A City Assessor
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Boston Market.

BOSTON, Arr:l e.-CoFFEE-Ihere is :air de-
mand for this att le, and pr;ces remain about the
same as previously noiced The sales comprise 1000
pockets Java 24c cold; small lots 90 at "a &c gold;
5000 mats st Domingo at 92sc gold In bond ior ex-
poIt Rio at lc;sal6i.c gold; and Mocaa Ut zVc per
lb currency.
CorroS-Ihe cotton market has heen considerably
excited the past week, and prices have again ad'
vanced but less favorable advices f:on England have
put stop 20 all active movements. The sales of the
week have been large comprising about TO- OOo bales
the most Of which was purchased on speculation.
Manufacturers are very well supplied for the present.
and purchase only in small los at the advaace1
prices. We quote ordinary al 2ta27c good ordinary
at 27a2Sc low middng at 2ea29c midd ing at 2Sa30c,
and good mid6ling at Sla32c per h.
DoMEsTIcs.-There is very Duoyant and hrm
feeling in the market for cotton goods and prices are
tending upward although no great activity 70 notice.
AN desirable goods are sold up close, and manufac-
turers are not disposed to make contracts Tor future
delivery except at value In woolens there is not
much improvement to notice. There is frmer
feeling for most kinds with an increased demand.
SPIRITS IURpENTISE-Has been in fair demand at
7Oa72c per gallon including $50 hhds at Tic. Tar is
Srmer than noticed last week with sales of 800 hbis
Wilmington at s3 4Oa3 60 per bbl Rosin has been
yery dull since our last, and no sales of any import
ance In Pitch there hive been small sales at So 75
per bbl
R1cE.-There has been fair demand. The sales
comprise 100 bags Rangoon at s4 "a, cold, in bond;
2OOaOO bags l0c, currency; and zoo bbls Carolina
at lie Per pound
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GuNSY BAes-Are held at l9a19}sc. There are no
sales of moment.
GCENY CLOTH-Ihere IS no puelness 10 reporti VIC
quote at 21a21;S.
HAY-With ar increased supply, is offered at easier
prices; we quote shipping at 75c; reta qualities al
95caS1 Is.
but closed more actively and with prices buoyant We
notice sales of 5000 bs 81 SIG 65a27 10 for new west
ern mess, cash regular way, closing at S27 ~ regu
lar s25 75a25 81 for 6Gae7 mess sa22 90 ior PRIME
for future delivery, 1000 bbls new western mt IS at
s27 So sellers option June; and 500 bbls do sellers
option May. at s26 S5a27. The afternoon market is
firm but quiet. We quote new mess, cash and rega-
lar way, at SGT L. Sales 500 tbls
BEEF-There is no change to note. Sales were
made Of 40 bbls at s14a20 fer plain western mess,
and s2Oa24 70 for extra do.
BEEF HAMs-Are quiet at former figures. we nc
tice sales Of ITO bbls at S34a36.
TIERcE BEEE-There is notmuch doing. but prices
are steadily held. We notice sales Of 100 tcs prime
mess at 1885, IS tcs India at $780, and 10 tcs plain mess
repacked at S3l So -
of the large advance demanded by holders sales OF
Cumberland cut made at 13Isc, but at the close
14a1414c was the quotation.
CUT MEATS-Are in good deu and ut prices iaVor-
ing the Sellers Sales made of $40 pkgs, at l6c
for hams in dry salt; 16l4a16lsc for do in sweet
pickle; II l'za121s &c for shoulders in dry salt.
BUrTER-The demand for prime new continues to
be fair and with Light and decreasing receipts prices
Old is unchanged
CHEEsE-TIe market is quiet tutp icesare steady
as the sto;k is small
LARD-The market is more active and prices are
frmer sales were made OF 15l tcs and obls ut 1Id
al72,c for No. to kett'erendered city 17;4a113ac
Tor No Western; 17;sa!sc for steam-rendered and
kettle dried do closing at the out ide prices and 18c
fol- kettle-endered do also $50 tcs or May delivery
at 16c.
NoLAssEs-The market IS steady. with fair busi-
ness doing Tie sales are SIG uhds, 10 tes Porto
Rico on private terms, aud .62 bhds. ties and ~
tbls CienfueSos at 54c.
NAVAL SToRLs-Spiris tu-pentine IS at former pri-
ces; 10 bbls were sold at GGc. Resins are firmly
held although the sales are small at the moment; we
quote strained common Il S3 35 No. at So 50a3 IS;
No. / at s4a5; $50 bbls No. were sold ut So So SUI
bbls good No. and low No. ! at So 75aI.
R1cE-There is no new feature IN the market
Carolina is selling in small way at 1OS4all3 &C.
SUGAR-The market for raw is fairly active, and
rrices well sustained. We quote fair to good renn-
:g al l0aIalic and No. u box at l1lc. The sales
are 1873 hhds at l01sa13.c for Cuba; II al2lc ;or
Porto Rico, and 500 boxes Havana al ll'sal35sc In
refined there is good business doing al fun prices
We quote soft yellow at 1Ial5c; soft white At "a
l5Mc. and crushed, powdered and sranulated Ut
TEAsNAre Sow OF sale; SEQ haif.chests Oolong and
800 do creen were sold from FIRST hands.
WH1eKEY-Ihe market is as yet dull and nominal
FREIGETs-To Llverpool-l0O bales coi;cn at 5.lGd
AID and per steamer, $500 bales cotton a: :casd;
1900 bushels wheat u 6}sd.
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Railroaos.


CHARLESTON CITY RAILWAY COM
PANY.
OFFICE CHARLESTON CITY RAILWAY COL
CORNER BROAD AND EAST BAY STREETS, !
CHAHIEsToS, SO. Ca, March 18th, 1885,
SCHEDULE OF THE CHARLESTON CITY-
RAILWAY COMPANY
KNG-STREET LINE
Leave Upper Terminus Leave Looer Terminus
at M 7soE.X., and at inter at sAM, and at inter
during the day tin the during the day TIL P.
last tip at $50 PM n.
NR.-Leave the Battery as follows: Ttuenty l2o),
hour, nom $50 A. H., to 7.5o P. H., except at ten
lo minutes Of 8 o'clock, A. II. Every other trlp:
from the old Poetodhce.
RUTLEDGE-STREET LINE.
ct $50 An, and @ At inter. at sos M, and ssintsr
vais OF ten l0j minutes vals Of tan Q0l minutes,
9pGMyins the day til $40 during the day til sP.M.
N MB-Leave the Battery at fue t5l ninutes after.
tne houf and hfrtyfue S5l mi1ues after the hour.
except at S06 A. M, until 7.45 P. II. Every other
nip nom the old Postofhce.
SUNDAY SCHEDULE.
KNa-sTREET LINE.
Leave Upper Term,nus Leave the Lo,uer Termt-.
at AM. and at inter- nus ct $50 A.M.. and att
walls Of aftsen g5) min intervals Of fifteen tl5l.
NB-An the trips areto the Battery, untn els P.
N. The last trip Of each car to the old Postoface
RUTLEDGE.STREET LINE.
at AM, and at inter- 1t s:s5 A., and at inter-
walls Of every twenty yals of every twenty t2o,
minutes till GAS Pm. minutes tin 7.3o PIN.
MAJ the dps are to the Battery. until 6l5 p.
). ". RAMsAY,
January22 Secretary and Treasurer,
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New York Market.

MONEY MARKET.
The New York Journal OF Commerce of Friday,
April 10, says:
The money market is working little easier. from
q gradual increase of loanable funds, and tome-
what diminished demand from speculative oorrow.
ers Call loans are obtained upon good securities at
seven per cent in currency. which is the preVnnng
rate strictly frstclass business paper is placed at
seven nine per cent. per annum discount'
PRODUCE MARKET.
NEW YORK, Thursday evening. April 9-BREAD-
sTUFFs-The market for state and Western T lour ls
favor. The sales are 64O1 bbls at SO 90a9 so for
superfne State; SO 80al0 IS for common extra State
$40 2Oal0 so for good to choice do $40 SoalO So ior
fancy do So 9Ga9 80 for superfne Michigan, lndans
Ohio Iowa. &c. and 50 70a10 26 for extra do; l0 $50
10 IS for choice ex1o do including shipping brands
of round hoop Ohio at So 90a10 rs, and trade orands
of do at $40 S0a1S ,6; good TO choice white wheat
extras SIC Goals T5 St Louis at $40 2oaSll oO JOE
choice closing dull We quote: Superfne State SO 90
az SO extra State So S0a10 S0 super Western 80 sOa
9 80; extra Western So 10a10 %; extra Ohio round
hoop SO sOa1o 25; do trade $40 S0a13 5 Extra Gene
see "a; extra tLouis $40 25al4 6u
SOUTHERN FLoUR.-There is large bueiness
doing at unchanged prices Sales were made OF 2iOO
bbls at 50 s0al0 GO for fair extra and $40 70il4 ~
good 10 choice do.
CALIFORNIA FLouR.-The market Is active at
former rates; the sales are 2400 sacks at Sl2aSl4
CoRS-There is more doing, but at decline OF
about one cent. We notice sales Of 10000 bushs at
81 lSa1 81 for new western mixed, afoat, and old
western Mixed in store; 81 22for old western mixed
delivered; 81 25a1 25l tor yellow southern Jersey
and western, and 81 15;&al 16E for new white west
ern and southern
OATS, re fairly active OF former figures. Sales
were made Of CO 900 bushs western in store at S5a
S6c and 671sc for do afoat
COFFEE The market for Rio is quiet, but prices
remain steady. We notice sales of 1899 bags eI
Byfoged Christensen on private terms. In the
other kinds there is but little doing; s6 bags Mara.
caibo sold at Ice.
cor1oS-Ihe first cable dispatch was Of such o
character that our marRet advanced fully 1c; mid
ding uplands sold at Sc but the atter advices were
OF less favorable tenor so that portion Of the rise
and of the activity was lost large business was
communicated considerably in the higher grades.
which renders them proportionally frmer than the
other qualities Al the close, though the demand is
is light, it would be difficult to obtain many Lines CT
idding cotton less than SOC, while the other des-
criphons are Offering at about our quotations, The
sales l119 bales including 4l2 to spinners CO.,
to speculators and 4l85 to exporters, OF which 6OO
are In transit. We quote:
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THE DAILY NEWS.
The Outside Dog TN the Fight.

You may sing OF your dog, your bottom dog,
Or of any dog that you please,
60 for the dog, the wise old dog,
That knowingly takes his ease,
And, wageing his tail outside the r1rg-
Keeping always his bone in s:Ght-
Cares not c pin in his sound old head
For either dog in the fight.
Not his is the bone ,ney are fighting Tor,
And why should my dog sail IN,
With nothing to gain but certain cfance
To lose his own precious skin?
There may be a few perhaps who fal
To see it il quite this light,
But when the fur flies had rather be
The outside dog in the fight.
know there are dogs-injudicious dogs
Who think it quite the thing
To take the part Of one Of the dogs,
And 90 yelping into the ring;
But care not pin what all may cay
In regard to the wrong or the right,
My money goes, as well as my song.
For the dog that keeps out OF the fgnt'
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NEW YORK OTEL,
No. 721 BR0A WAY,
NEW YORK CITY
D. NJ. HlLpKETH & CO., Proprietors.

d. NJ. alLDRETH 8 CO., Proprietors.
THIS LONG ESTABLISHED FIRsT-cLAss
HOTEL, as popularly known in former times
more recently under that of HIRAM CRANsTON &
= &c now nnde1 the propretorship of Messrs D.
NJ. HuDRETH & L. B. ROCKWAY, uner the firm Of
d. n HIDRETH 90.
The senior partner from lis long experience as
n,onIetnr of the Veranda, st. Louis and ST. Charles
Eotels of New Orleans, Aatters himself that ne can
aesnre his friends and the public generally, that its
former worldwide reputation as popular frstclass
Hotel, shall be fully sustained under its present
maneeement. Tyr feoruary IL
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THE LANCASTER LEDGER.

CONNORS CARTER, PR0PRHToES.
DrprJsHED EVERY WEDNESDAY MORNING
At Lancaster q. g., s. C. Having large sub
scrjption list, it offers favorable medium to Mer
chants and all advertisers who desire to extend
their business In the ar per Dls01cs Oh tue state
paper sent on application. august 22
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So 5ofor Lew virgin, 81 fcryellow Dip and 50 Is for
hard per $50 lbs.
SprRrTs TURprNTNE-Has ruled quiet to-day, and
shows decline of Ike Sales Of 25 bbls at SO cents,
and 81 do at So cents per gallon.
RosIN-sales of only 80 bbs at 50 80 for strained,
and So 50a6 for pale.
ket closing dull
CorToS-No sales reported.
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rns Charleston Cotton Market.

The Charleston Cotton Market.
OFFICE OF THE CHARLESTON DAILY NEWS,
CHARLESTON Saturday Evening, April H. o.
The staple had hardening tendency, with gooo
demand, and on receipt of kilograms from New YorR
factors generally stfened their views, and were
holders in most cases for higher prices at the close;
sales 900 oaes-say at Is; II at 27 15s at 27; at
2s; At at g. at 2s IS at 2s1; ss7 at aO and 18S
on private terms. We quote
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Gomulerfial.
Exports.

BosToN-per brig Josie Devereau1-Aaa14o 10 oaies ses
Upland Cotton 1877 bbls Iurpentine, sls tSMs 09s
iron. 81 bales Rags, Rope, &c, % packages oio
Metal % boxes Sugar and Sundr1es. =,
NEW YORK-Per steamship saragcssa[i oass .o.l ? !
Cotton, 50 bales Upland Cotton So bales poiaes'
tce. liz casks Clay Ill empty Barrels, 10 pacsao,
ages Sundries. Is hhds Bottles, uerce hlce, oo o0
packages Green Peas, 1S bbls TeTapins: lo'oeo ~
feet Lumber. Per steamship CharlesIonMS 0S
casks Clay, 22S bales Cotton. ITO bales Domes-
tics and Yarns. 1Ss bags Rice, 81 bags Cotton
Seed, Is crates Peas, SO Packages, 81 empty Bar
rels. ,.o mn
PHILADELPHIA-Per schr A Edwards.l50OoV
feet Flooring Boards. Per schr Mayor
5000 feet Flooring Boards
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Stock on hand April 8......-........ 5UU 28.S2o
RIoE--The receipts OF the week have been $500
bushels-making total OF 210,0S3 bushels since Sep.
TENDER let. Quotations unchanged; demand princi-
paly of retail character. We quote clean Carolina
1OaI03!c; by the single cask &c higher rough 81 %
az 10; seed S3a4; middling rice, 61!a7c; RanSoon,
FREIeH1s-Are frmer; to Liverpool by sail, 7-1Gd
on uplands and "a on sea islands; on timber 34d
tor sawn and Sod for hewn; through via New YORK,
by steam "a on uplands; I'D on sea islands. To
New York, by sIeam &c on uplands; 1c on sen is.
lands 81 on domestics. To Philadelphia. &c on up
Ian ls' Csc on domestics. To Baltimore, So per bale
on uplnnds. 10 Boston, through via Philadelphia
&c on uplands Very little freight off4ring coast
wlse by sail. 50 O0a10 on trnoer and lumber to New
York: s11 TO Boston and Philadelphia; So 10 Bal'i-
more: on tmber SI1; to South america sol and 5
pei cent primase. Cuban freights are dull and
pal-Ns,ys and Herald.
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Gitp embellishments.
NOTICE.
OFFICE CHIEF OF CITY DETFt

NOTICE.
OFFICE CHEF OF CICY DETECTIvEs,l
-- -,-,r- JANrARY 1TTH, 1868
FTNHE PUBLIC ARE REQUESTED TO PLACE
l. upon their COPPER PUMPS some private marx.
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. Wv
3. ". HENDRICKS,
1gt Lieutenant and Chief of CITY Detectives.
,January II
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New Orleans Market.

NEW ORLEANS. April s.-coTToS.-We left the
market yesterday heavy and declining; the sales,
is since reported. amounted to eco bales chiefly at
reduction OF 1c on Saturdays prices We inadver-
tently reporte the quotations IL Liverpool yesrsr
day at l23S for upland and 12z for Orleans mid ling.
They should have been the ioimer ioc upiands and
Business was suspended for some hours this morn
ing. awaiting the telegraphic accounts. which were
behind time The morning and noon Liverpool tel
ecrnms came together, after noon. showing an unex
nscted and serious decline of 1sasd, the quotations
being for upands 1ad and Orleans l2,sd for Mid
settled. with same quotations and sales of 10000
shipments from Bombay alone the last
week in Marc9, were 1ztvU ayo So,ne ;nfnenca IN
prices. ....o ....o~.
covered up their tables, but lot OF low middling
vas offered in vain at CSC, and large lot of 1000
bales, CHASING Liverpool middhng, at 9sc in vain
fter we left the market this list was sold at 2e5c
II would have been easily sold on Saturday at &c
Many think this decline too great, and not deeming
the days business H10o bales enough to establish q
oipinC 0u0tatiOn9 DreSent
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Wilmington Market.
WILMINGTON, April 10-TURPENrINE-M
steady at former quotations. saleS u ~ pp4s AZ
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Memoranda.


The steamship vicksburg. Burton, sailed from
Providence April g. New York. TO load for Charles
ton.
The schr Chas Raymond. Higgins, from Poston
for Charleston, arrived at Holmes Hole, april Z.
The schr " Doughten, Tatem, arrived at George
town, S G. April 8, in distress.
From the following statement It will be seen that
the British brig EstefaDa from Matanzas for Boston
which had put into this port and been repaired and
sailed again for Boston, has probably been wrecked
on the passage to shat city:
BosToN April 8.-The British brig Estefana, from
Matnnzas via Charleston for Boston, with cargo Of
boz sugars went ashore last night at Long Point,
near Provincetown, and bilged. The tide ebbs and
flows in her She will be discharged Immediately.
Brig Estefana from Havana via Charleston for
Boston. ashore on Long Point, Proyircetown, has
not bilgcd but the rocks are through her bottom.
One half of her cargo IS under water at nigh tide
Gry on the Sth inst
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Marina news.
Arrived Saturday.

.
Port of Charleston. Apral 1o
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Mr.. Clark also owned one-han of 20, 600 acres
of land at Terre Beuf, in conJunction with the
Cheyalier de Ia Croix, and possessed, beside:
e various valuable tracts of land in Mississippi
and Missouri. Relf has disposed OF Mr.. Clark's
property to the following amount, so lar as as
certained:
Sugar plantation. sold in 1913, fifteen miles
above New Orleans. si2UuVV
Seventy or seventy-hve negres sold to del
Cro1x. Uvooo
Maison Rouge lands sold to Cox In 18l9... l0O,00O
$1,000 acres Of land, Amitie and Conetie
Rivers sold to Cox in 1Sl9.... 5O000
1900 acres on Bayou Ieche: sold to Cox IN os-o
Chew 4 Helf cwed Mr.. Clark at least... 100000
Collected Of Mr.. Clark's debts. 49S000
Land sold to n. Girod in 1920 or ill.,. $4,000
Three OF the lots bought of Judge Polot
sold in 1870 or 1921. l2OO0
Three of the lots GENTLY Road, sold for. 5000
1SO negroes soldin varioussales N 1S13... $4,000
Lands on Bayou Boeuf. in lS1S...... 10000
1914, receipts for purchase Of place on Me-
tairie Road, sold in 1912 by Clark. $4,000
March o. NOR gage debt sold by Rel. t..... $1,000
June 1914, and May, 1917. received pur-
chase money for place sold by Clark IN
Received of johnson. 2400
Received of d. Porter 1,500