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activity apparent yesterday afternoon, wnhe tae
rate call loans continues very genetally &c per
cent, yet the exceptions at per cent become more
numerous There Is some calling IN OF loans, anu
among lenders disposition to try for higher rates.
PRODUCE nARK5T.
NEW YORK. September % P. M.-FLoUR, &c =
The -four market is dull and declining.
The sales are $500 Darres at 81 15a8 rs for super
fine State So 30a9 rs for extra Stnte 50 80a9 10 ior
choice do: SO l5a9 70 for fncy 90; ~ iOso 20 lol
du extra Yves ern; 50 S0a9 80 for choice do; so s5a
II 65 for good caoce white wheat extra; 81 9oas ~
for commoa 10 good shipping beands extra rouod
hoop Ohio; 50 35a11 40 or BRANDS 81 quail lor
common to fair extra ST. Louis. AID s!lal4 TO- good
to choice do, the market clio. ing quiet.
Southern -four is dull and dropping. Sales 100
bbls At So 90a9 so for common to fair extra, and 50 90
AID GO for go>d 10 choice do
California -four is dull and lower. Sales 400 sacks
at 50 65aS12.
GRAM-Ihe wheat market is dull and 2a3c lower
So es 600 bushes at 81 18 for winter red western
50 so for very choice new amber Michigan and 81 ob
az So for prime new white Michigan; 81 95 for new
No aspiring; 50 10 for common winter red state, and
So for Nos and spring mixed.
Corn is 1a2c better, closing quiet. Sales 66, 900
bushels at 81 iea1 % for unsoun |; 81 2ial PAX ior
sound mixed Wes :crn; aid 81 % In store.
Oats are rather more steady. Sales $500 bushels
at 6sa72c for new Western; and s0c in store and &C.
for old Western adoat.
RrCF-ls quiet and Steady at 97aeiuSec ior Carun-
ma, 3AaSl4c, gold in bond, for RapGo n AMI 9as24c
for do, duly paid,
coFFEE-The market is quiet and steady, with no
sales reported.
suoAa-The market is firm, with In active de-
mand. Ssles since our last 1900 hhds ut 10i4al11c
for Cuba; 11al2%c +, Porto Rico. and $500 boxes
Havana ut 122lc.
MoLAssHs THE ma ket is steady, with sales since
lat 200 hhds at 55c for Demerara and 49a44c Tor
Muscovado.
HAY-Is steady at s5a75c for shipping and slal 25
for re all lots.
PaovIs1oNs-Pork is heavy and lower Sales $50
bbls at $40 3Oa29 so for ess closing at s29 80, cash
s29 25a29 81 for old do s2424 so for prime, and 26a
26 so for prime mess.
Beef is steady. Sales 125 bh!s at s14a2O 90 for
new ain mes; and $40 60a24 rs for new extra
mess.
Iierce beef Is dull at s21as3 for prime ess, and
S30A36 for India mess.
Beef hams are quiet at s25a3l.
Cut meats are heavy. Sales 15O pkes at 1214allc
for shoulders, and 16a1J1ac for hams
Lard Is steady Sales 300 trs at from 19.aa2onc
for No I to prime steam, chiefly at 2nhc for prime
steam. and 20xa2O4c for kettle-rendeied; also $50
tcS prime steam, puyer all September, 2oAa2O nc,
and last evening, 750 cs sellers option January, at
15}lc. b.
Buiter is quiet at s1assc for Ohio, and s7a4sc for
Stafa
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B.aufain-street and Cummings Greek, have
seen with great concern, BY the printed pro-
ceedines OF Council that it is under advise
ment whether Council shall lease or sell part
OF said Common"
They respectfully submit that they are adVis-
ed and believe that the City Council cannot
lawfully sell or lease any part of said "Com-
mon" any more than they can lawfully sell or
lease any one of the public streets; and they ven
ture to express the opinion that if they had
such power, it would not bo wise or goodpol-
cy to exercise it.
By reference to proceedings of Council, 9TH
May, 1868, memorial from the undersigned
and other citizens will be found, wherein the
title under which Council holds these lands IS
in part set forth. The title 10 that part west
of Lynch-street is precisely the same as the
title to the part between Lynch and Rutledge
streets, and upon the consideration OF that, ~
1858, tho Court OF Chancery, by decree, con-
irmed the dedication made in 1768..
The undersigned respectfully call attention
of Council to this matter, and pray that no
part Of SAID Common" may be either sold or
leased, but that the prayer of the memorial of
5th May, 1868, may receive just and favorable
consideration.
Signed James B. Campbell. James ". Gray,
Geo. Buist, James Robb, Benz. G. Heriot, L.
Alex. Broughton, Thos. O,Brien, E. L. Ker-
rison. E. w. Edgerton, Fred'k Richards, E.
w. MarSnau. =,
The majority and minority reports of the
special committee on the application OF ex-
Sergeant Fuller, of the City Police, came up
for consideration. The majority report, after
being amended, was adopted.
The amendment provides that on the occur
renee Of vacancy Mr.. Fuller be relnstated:
Alderman Geddings asked for leave OF a9-
sence for the remainder Of the evening, whlcn
was granted.
RESOLUTIONS.
Alderman Whilder offered the following res
olution. which was adopted:
Resolued, That it be referred to the Com
mittee on Streets to report to Council plan
for abating the nuisance of the noise caused by
passing vehicles at the intersection OF Broad
and Meeting streets, and the cost OF the same.
Alderman Voigt offered the following resolu-
ton, which was adopted:
Resolued, That the employment of clerks IN
the Office of the City Civil Engineer shall be
discontinued on anG after the 10th Of Septem-
Der instant - .,.o
The following ordinances were ratified, VIZ:
An ordinance in relation to the High School.
An ordinance to repeal the ordinance provid-
ing for the payment of the salary Of the Cura-
tor of the Museum Of the College OF Charles
ton, and for other purposes.
On motion, adjourned. ". 81. SMITH,
Clerk Of Council.
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THE DAILY NEWS.
The Wedding Gown.

I said to Lucy ore summer night.
As she sat and wo ked at her weooine so"n'
Stitching away in the sunset light
Which sprinkled gold on her tesses oro"h-
sGucy. answer and tell me true,
What OF your old love and what OF your new!
With Just quiver upon her brow,
AND the white work rustled across ner Knee'
She answered, "The old love remaineth noW'
AZ much as it ever was TO me;
freAm-a something I could not oeholo'
A fsdrng fortune Of fairy gold"
"And did nothing that can blans
And thea herostled her WORK ana ssmHus sar,e
"Cme thinks no harm when name taas nAi"e'
Rioht proud she said zone Is ssnsneo'
First love calls for smi and ign,
Iife's love calls US to live and to oie'
"can you recall when I wore some no%efS-
FloTers he ave pe to deck my nalrs
Fra fhe twilight hev dropped IN showers,
And naueht but the stems T. manned tnese'
T,fe's love eiyeth better crown;
And s1t and work at my wedding gown.
Behind Us, the eastern c,ou g lay dead,
1he west was bright as golden sea,
And Lucy sazed at 1t, as she said
: siIhe old love is but dream to me;
In the TWILIGHT hours we hail star,
Bnt we know the sunshine Is better far.
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Baltimore Market.

BALTIMORE, september 9.-CoFFEE-Market
sieady at last quotations. without sales OF moment
We note the arrival below OF Br. brig Thetls from
R,o with $500 ags.
CorroN-Ma, ket weak and panicky to-day. Sales
of AZ bales, barely low middl'ng at 25Hc. Sellers
are anxious, and the day closes with much depres-
sion.
FLouR-To-days characteristic feature is dullness
and heayiness In the market; retail jobbing lots are
the only sales.
GRAIS.-The supply was fair to day, and the mar.
ket somewhat stronger. Wheat-Oferings 1888 bush
els white and II, ,439 bushels red; milers are more
disposed to buy, but the stock generally is OF the
tough or infe ior grades, and choice dry varieties
very scarce; report sales OF 100 ourhels inferior
white OF 50 TO- 100 do st So 15 100 do good dry at
50 6o 15o do at So 25-of red 30j bushels choice
for seed sold at 50 75 $40 bushels choice at - 7o
800 bushels at SO co. 400 do for seed at 81 5O !12 40
at 40 TOO do tough at 81 32 400 do So S0 ITO do
at 50 49, $50 bushels at 50 49, 200 tn hes at 81 20
1882 bushels tough at So 15 366 bushels at 50 TO- s0l
do at O5; 1885 do at $2 HOO do 81 %; 400 do at
81 e5 400 do at 81 90; ia do ut 81 85 and l50 BUSH
els at 81 80. Corr-Receipts to-day t34S bushels
white and 73C bushels yellow included In the ales
were 90l bushels white, ue-eyed, at 81 10; 344
bus ,els at 81 20; 720 do at 81 18, and 574 do at
81 20-of yellow 49, bushels at 81 26 iOo 90 II 2S
market closing quiet and prices eady. Oats-2147
bushels offered; sales moderate; 270 bushels at o6c
200 bushels at G9c $50 do at roc; 500 do at 7lc-a
weight; 400 do at 7Sc. and 700 ut 76c, measure
NoIAs Rs-Market more active; we hear OF sales
of 800 pu. ichns Demerara on private terms. we
quote Porto Rico at 45-60c; Cuba clayed 39aSoc anu
ngish Island 45a60c er gallon. We note the ar
rival of 80 punrhns from Demerara.
pRoyIsIoNs-ihere is no change in the condi1on
OF the market o. relates to supply demand or price,
except lard, which ls shade higher. We near OF
sales of 100 hhds clear rib bacon sides at l74aii<c
and So do shoulders at 14Hal47Sc; hams. joobl"g
sales at OHa22c for second class and choice quail
ty. Nothing doing in bulk meats. Mess pors-
silcs Of 90 bbls st $50 60 qnote at $50 6aSo o.
and Is bbs prime mess s27 p r bbl. Lara In limit
ed supply at 1sc for city, and 19Ha2po per ID Tor
Western.
RECEIVE quote Carolina quie' at 9HaloAc as to
quality; Rangoon nominal OF 9HasAc perl
Eew York Market
EOHEY MARKET.
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Bond OF W. E. Bevin, Naval Store Inspector

REPoBTs.
Alderman Geddings. from Speciai Ii CoM-
mittee, made verbal report on tne maNJoA-
street Hospital. Information. c,,,,;.+oo
Aldermen Cunningham, from the Committee
on Quarantine. made verbal report relatlVe
to a letter referred to salo commtttee' anu
which has been forwarded to Gov. Scott. As
vet no reply has been received.
Alderman I:nd5trom, in the absence OF tne
chs;rman. made the following reports: =,
The Committee on Streets recommend that
Mr.. p. J. Coogan be paid $164 for l64 square
feet of land, taken for straigh and WIDEN
ing Oueen-street on the north side, and King
street on the east side, as per plat accompany
ing this report made by L. J. barbot, ESQ.,
City Civil Engineer, August, 1858
L. T. POTTER.
ALEX. LINDSTROM.
". o. WESTON.
Laid oyer-no money quorum present.
The Committee on Streets, to whom was re-
ferred the notice of. J. Hancock, ESQ.,, OF his
intention to build on his lot, at the southeast
That ibey deem it ine1pedient at this time to
widen that portion of Mazyck k.street, ana there,
fore recommend that he be allowed to proceed
with his building.
Respectfully submitted.
.. T. POTTER.
ALEX. LINDSTROM.
". o. WESTON.
Adopted.
Alderman Lindstrom made the following re-
port:
The Committee on Licenses beg leave to re-
port fayorably upon the applications OF j. d.
Oppenheim for license to pack loose cotton on
Eychange-street, and Phillip Meltzler for IL
cense to keep nine-pin alley on his premises,
No. 60 Queen-street.
e. Respectfully submitted.
ALEX. LINDSTROM.
G. J. CUNNINGHAM.
Alderman Olney made the following report:
The Committee on Accounts beg leave to re-
port upon the examination Of the following
bills; they find them properly vouched and cor
rect, and recommend that they be passed for
payment, VIZ:
ORPHAN HOUSE.
Sundry bills and salaries ending goth . 49,
August. .-.-.......'.''...' SN'o0 W
AIMS HOUSE.
Sundry bills and salaries, ending Au- .,,. ~,
gust 20th. o44o %
HEALTH DEPARTMENT.
sundry bills ending August 21st.... 997 80
POLICE.
Sundry bills ending August 31st.... l92 10
HOUSE OF CORRECTION.
Sundry bills ending 91st August. ~ "
KNaNEER's DEPARTMENT.
sundry bills ending 9Th September. 165 40
Total, s76o1 SO
d. B. OLNEY.
WILLIAM G. WHILDEN.
GEO. W. CLARK, Mayor.
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Markets by Telegraph.

Markets by Telegraph.
- FOREIGN MARKETS.
LONDON, September l1.-consols s4. Bonds r.
PARIS September 1.-THE bullion in the Bank Of
France has decreased 10, ,0o0 900 francs.
LIVERPOOL, September IL Noon.-Cotton STEADY
sales 900 bales. Sales Of the week $1,000; for ex
port 5000; Cor speculation 4,co0 Stock 4So,ooo
whereof 162. 900 are American.
Two P. M.-Cotton easir, but not sower. Stock
soat 679 900, of which $500 American. Pork SSs
Lard $685. Wheat heavy; Western red los 10d. Flour
27s Corn %. Sugar quiet.
Eyening.-Cotton closed fat with decline of hd.
Uplands 1oXd, Orleans 1oHd. Sales 10000 bales
Tallow ass.
.,r---,'-. DOMESTIC MARKETS.
Kew Yoax, September demonstrating sH.
Money e.sy at 8 TO s. Gold 44H. Flour 1oal5c
lower. Wheat 2aSc lower. Pork 500 25. Lard
steam 1sX. Cotton 27 to 271S. Turpentine 4s 70
AK. Rosin-strained common So 70 to rs.
Freights dull.
Eyening-Cotton closed heavy; sales 600 bales al
2sHa27. Flour dull; State s7as 60; Western 81 to
s14 40; Southern dropping; common to fair extra
ss s5a9 As. wheat-whits Southern 50 40. Corn
heavy; mixed 81 1s.1 %. Oats frmer. Provisions
steady. Mess pork $40 80. Lard 19ha2oh. Whis'
key 67hza7O. Groceries a. m. Turpentine lSa43h.
Rosin 50 7oa7. Money easy. Gold quiet at AK
Sterling weak at OK. Bonds active and strong, with
| a general advance. "
BALTIMORE, September 11.-Cotton dull at 271aa
28c. Flour favors buyers; Howard-street superhne
IS 75ae So; city mills $9a9 25. Wheat dull but moi
euotably lower; good to primo 81 25a2 CO. Corr
firm; white 81 GOAL 25; yellow 81 25a1 2s Oats TIC
Mess pork ss1. Shoulders l4Kc.
CINCINNATI, September 11-Flour and corn dull
whissey dull, 65 In bond. Mess pork quiet, s2sa
20 25. Lard held at 19X. with sales at 19c Bacon
dull with little demand; shoulders, 1sc; clear rit
sides, 16I; clear sides, 16ka16Ac.
= ST LoC1s, September 11-Flour, the low grades
improved in demand, the high grades dull; super
fine, s5 50as. Corn firm, 95cas1. Mess pork quiet
s2sa2s 25. Bacon weat and unsettled; shoulders
1sc; clear sides, 1e1lat7c. Lard better; in terce
10; In keg, 1870.
MOBILE, September 11.-Sales 500 bales. Marke
weak Niddlings 22a221zc, chiefly at 22Hc. Receipts
642 bales. Expo ts 211. Sales of the week 1l65. Re
ceipts 2170 Exports-forelgn none, coastwise 666
Stock I5O8. Accounts from the crops continue bad.
WILMINGTON. September u.-Turpentine frmel
with light stock at SsH. New York casks Ssh
Rosins active; strained 7Oa1 rs; No. I, sSa3 Is
Tar 50 60.
SAVANNAH. September 11.-cotton dull and noni-
nal Receipts AS bales. Receipts of the week 272'
bales Exports 1884 bales. Stock 1879 bales.
AuaUsrA, September u.-Cotton market dull and
weak. Sales % bales. New piddli1g 24a2415; ole
25 Receipts 43 bales.
NEW oRLEAN. September 11.-Cotton in moderate
demand; middlings 24c; sales to-day s27 bales; re-
cepts 1925 bales; exports none; sales Of the weet
s5Os; receipts $500 net. 56s6 gross; exports 2O1l
stock s72s. Sterling 56a57N. New York sight e1
change at par. Gold 43H. Sugar In good demand
prices unchanged Molasses nominal, only Cuba Oh
i hand
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STEAM TO LIVERPOOL.


CALLING AT QUEENSTOWN.
SAA, THE INMAN LINE, SAILING
MkET4S9 sEMI-wEEKLY. carrying the O..
LE1MlLf14o 8. Mails, consisting Of the following
sBSrS17E-sz- steamers:
CITY OF PARIS,
CITY OF BALTIMORE,
CITY OF. WASHINGTON,
CITY OF BOSTON
Sailing every Saturday and every alternate Monday
at i PM from Pier No. IS North River, New York
RATES OF PASSAGE.
By THE MAIL STEAMERS SAILING EVERY ATURDAI.
Payable in Gold Payable IN Currency.
let Cabin. 800 Steerage. .......s8
1st Cabin to London. lo6 Steerage TO London.
1st Cabin to Paris .116 Steara9e to Paris.
Passage by the Monfay ste 'mers-First Cabin 800
gold; steerage $50; payable In o. 8. currency.
Rates OF fuassage from New York to halifax; Cabin
$40, steerage $40; payable.i IL gold.
Passengers also forwarded to Havre, Hamburg
Bremen, &C., atmoderate rates.
Steerage passage from Liverpool and Queenstown
s40 currency. Tickets can be bought here by per-
sons sending for their friends.
For further information apply at the Company
Offices. JOHNG, DALE, Agent
No. Is Broadway, New York.
June emo
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Passengers.

Per steamer Pilot Boy. from Savannah. via Bluff
ton, Hilton Head and Beaufort-Capt Vaughan,
Lieut. W " Fleming, J II suggett, W White. lady
and children, Mrs Morris. Capt Geo Manshed,
brook, Miss P Selbrook. W Perroneau, Major D D
Lynn, Jno Heriot, George Lsnden and wife, and
8 on deck
Per steamer Emile, from Georgetown Chico
W Tilton Alexander, Rev R Trap er. James d.
vine, Robs Heriot Mrs Miscally, and Mrs Jno A
Aleton.
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NORTH GERMAN LLOYD.
STEAM BETWEEN
BALTIMORE AND BREMEN,

via southampton.
THE SCREW STEAMERS OF THE NORTH GERMAN LLOYD
BALTIMORE. ........ Capt. vOECKLER
E BERLIN. Capt. UNDUETsOH.
OF $500 TONS AND 700 HORSEPOWER.
1~s WILL RUN REGULARLY BE
Nk&$YE TWEEN BALTIMORE AND BR-
LI1MlNH{HS MEN, VIA SOUTHAMPTON. From
SGL Bremen on the LIST of each month
From Southampton on the 4th Of each month. From
Baltimore on the 1st OF eech month.
PRICE OF PAssAoE-From Baltimore to Bremen
London. Ravre aIid Southanptou-Cabin $50: steer
age $50. From Bremen to Balumore-Cabin 500
Steerage $40
Prices Of passage payable in gold, or its equivs
lent
They touch at Southampton both going and re-
turning These vessels take Freight to London and
Hull, for which through bills Of lading are signed
An experienced Surgeon lie attached to each vessel
All letters must pass through the Postofhce No
bills of lading but those Of the Company will be
signed. Bills Of ladins will positively not be dr.
nyered before goods cleared at the Cusromhouse
For Freight or Passage, apply to-
A. SCHUMACHER co.,
No. South Charles street, Baltimore.
orto MORDECAI CO., Agents,
East Bay, Charleston, 8. O.
April 20 6mos
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Consisnees per South Carolina Railroad
September IL.

bales Cotton, 7is bushels Wheat 750 bushels
Corn, gu BIB Flour, cars Wood, and cars Lun.
ber TO Goldsmith & Son. Mazycks b Salters.
O'Nein l. Co. W Claussen, G W Stefens & Co. ]
Robson, G W Williams l. Co. n 1idemann Co,
Frost l. Adeer, Mey, Reeder & Davis, Hene-
rey, Dewire. Graeser Lee, Smith Co. and Rail
road Agents.
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REpoHr OF TEE CHIEF OF POLICE, 10 BIS HONOR
,.sr rIyon or rHE UrY OF cHARIRsToN, SHOWING
TIE HuMHER or PERSONS ARAEsTD N TIE orIX
or cHARIEsToH Duxna TIE MONTHS OF JUNE,
JULY AND AUGUST, 1858, AND THE CAUSE OF TKH1H
kfRFST 80
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Arrived Yesterday.
Brig Josie Devereaux, Clark, Boston-11 days.
Mdze To W Roach Rsilroal agent, Chisolm Bros,
G " Aimnr, A Qua 'kenbush, Hart Go,
Adger L Co, E Cowperthwait, g A Trenholm
Son, and u Slcox
schr Jonas Smith, Nichols, New York-1O days.
Bal asst TO W Roach.
Schr Lizzie Batchelder, English, New York-1O
days. Railroad Iron. To W Roach, and the Colum-
t,: aud Augusta Railroad.
steamer Pilot Boy McNelty, Savannah, vis Bluff
ton, hilton Head and Beau ort. Mdze. To Jno
Ferguson, F Kressel, H " Harrison, Campsen
Co, Wagner, Mrs C B Gadsden, W NJ Lawton. "
White. Gage & Co. Southern Express Co. and
others.
Steamer Emile, Davis, Georgetown, c. Mdze
To Shackelford l. Kslly. r Pr1ngle. Cameron, Bar
key & Co. Kinck, Wickenberg & Co. Paul Co.
+ Duncan, M Eason Bro, Rev T Porter, B
O'Neill, n Middleton F Huger, Bennett,
W Pr1ngle b M Lesesne, and Frost Ad2er.
From rhfQ Port
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UoHtmerfial.

The Charleston Market.
OFFICE OF THE CHARLESTON DAILY NEWS,
CHARLESTON. Friday Evening, Septr II, '6S.
A few bales of new middlirgs gold early in the
day at 25c but the market afterwards receded to 24c
a fb fer old The transactions were II bales, say:
70 old at %; "a do at 2SI; new at "a; IS old at a.
and new at Csc o fb. We quote:
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schr Mary Collins, Collins, Boston, September 8.
LIST OF VESSELS
Up, CLEARED AND SAILED FOR THIS PORT
FOREIGN.
LIVERPOOL
The Scotswood, Yeoman, cleared. August 21
The Ansdell, Lee, cleared. August IL
The Cardigan, Kelly, cleared. ~
CARDIFF.
Bark Jenny Lind, Sherwood, sailed. August 10
DOMESTIC.
pnSToS.
Brig Carver, Bracket up......"...... August so
Brig Waverly Terry. up. August ~ ~
Sehr B HAWKINS, Wyatt. up........".. August ~
Schr Stampede, Stratton up...... ........ August
Schr Austin, Foster, cleared. August 81
NEW y0RB.
Ship Winthrop. Stewart, cleared. .......Sept
Schr "a ireland, Townsend, up....... Sept
Schr Mary MankIn. Clifford. cleared. August 81
schr C Bayls, Siee up. up...................Sept
schr Lilly, Francis cleared ...."....sept
PHIL MADELPHIA.
Bark G " Dodge, Hooper. cleared. .."....Sept 8
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PACIFIC MAIL STEAMSHIP COMPY's
THROUGH I'm. To

PACIFIC MAIL STEAMSHIP COMPY's
THROUGH LIN. TO
CALIFORNIA, CHINA AND JAPAN.
FREIGHT AND PASSAGE AT GREATLY RE
DUCED RATESi
STEAMERS OF IHE ABOVE
Nk4Eg8s9 line leave Pier No. ~, North River,
LT1&31YisfTo foot of Csnal-street, New York. o
SEs5Ezs- u o'clock noon, of the LIST, 9th, 16tl
and oath of every month except when these datef
fall on Sunday, then the Saturday preceding).
Departure of 1st and oath connect at Panama WIFI
steamers for South Pacific and Central American
ports Those of 1st touch at Manzanillo.
Departure of 9th OF each month connects with
the new steam line from Panama to Australia an
New Zealand.
Steamship GREAT REPUBLIC leaves San Fran
cisco. for Chita and Japan, October l.
No California steamers touch at Havana, but 81
direct from New York 10 Aspinwall
Ono hundred pounds baggage free to each adult
Medicine aud attendance free.
For Passage Tickets or further information appl!
at the COMPANY'S TICKET OFFICE, on the wharf
foot OF Canal.street, North River, New York.
March IA 1yr F. R. BABY, Agent
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. Eew York Market.
EoEEY MARKET.
The Eew York Commercial Advertiser of Wedes-
day, Bei-.enber ., says:
Tho money market barely retains the increased
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Business Uaros.

BUSINESS Uarbs.
>,>o-oo>~-.~.>--->o,>r>~o>~-
r OGAN q SEABkOOK,
ATTORNEYS At Law AND SOLICITORS IN
EQUITY,
No. SO BROAD-STREET.
ROSWELL T. LOGAN. e. BAYNARD sEABRooK
September
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In addition to the above, there we're three arms
Of nro aud nrnety.thre obsrucao2B reported which
wero respectively referred to the Chief OF the Fire
Department and the City Inspector.
Seventy head Of hors 9, mules, cows, etc., were
found going at lsrgs contrary to ytty Ordinance and
we're al, posed Of accordingly.
oert'fy tn. the above Il q true report - takan
hom the Mayors &crniny Report Books for Upper
and Lower Wsrda. y. SI6W LID,
Ohief Of Police.
Charleston. September s. 1sss-Recsivsd Of Capt
C. B. stxwald, $6ss u, ss above.
B. p. WHILDEN, for City Treazurer.
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Marine Afws.
Arrived Yesterday

Port of Charleston. Sept'er 12
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P r I " T N G..
THE UNDERSIGNED INFORMS BIS FRIENDS
and the Public that he has large assortment Of
NEW TYPE, MACHINERY, and a fine stock Of
CARDS, PAPER, &c, direct from manufacturers,
ami will execute oil orders for
BOOK AND JOB PRINTING
IN q neat manner, and OF GREATLY REDUCED
PRICES.
Having large fonts Of type viii contract for the
pubhosaon OF Weekly or MontAly on liberal tnrna.
Orders for BooKBINDING promptly attended 10
at low rates, II left OF No. ss HAYNE-sIREBT.
Hayl2 JAS ". MCMILLAN.