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THE NEW POLICE ORDER-A LETTER FROM JUS
TICE BOWLING.

Superintendent Kennedy recently issued an
order changing the hours Of duty FOR tho under
command the effect Of which has been to delay sending
prisoners 20 court each morning for from TO two
hours This has called forth tho following letter from
Justice Bowling
POLICE CORR, FIRST DISTRICT.
HAIL OF JUsrIcE, NEW lOHk, Jan. 3, 1859
joins A. KESsEDv Superintendent metropolitan, POio,
notice Of o. ch
500 ofisws o. 1869 shall coGiRuo day Police Court for
81 persons arrested - have always toue
OF Winter and Summer Sud that DO order
cary ont benefit Of persons arrested tho policy
sutt and n - Of METROPOLITAN Police
Law in these words; II the Magistrate Is not boiling
offender shah be detained In station until
public sitting o. the BgsGe and longer bat shs
without delay nefrs the magistrate be dealt
effect Of which will le L. keep for hours after public sitting
You viii, Of course, perceive that 10 persist In
subject the officers prosecution
that the Of justice Department,
q Justice 10 those detained. would lie advisable with
Carrying The letter and spirit Of the so have quoted Yours ~
JOsEPI DowLisG. Police Justice.
JoHS A. KENNEDY. esq. SUIT. Met Police.
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THE SENATORIAL CONTEST IN MAINE

AUGUSTA, Me-, Jan. S.-The great Senatorial
contest is virtually settled the excitement has now
passed away, and it is conceded that Mr. Hamlln who
fairly won, will receive the unanimous support OF hi,
party at the election, which takes place
Tuesday next
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WINCHFsTER's IYPoPHosPHITEs OF LIME and
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Plsi-er-Coudy; wind strong
81 John's-Cloudy; mild
Boston-Clear; pleasant
Providance-Clesr and pleasant -.
Hew.HAveu-Foygv ard dampi VINO ~ '"
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Augusta-Ci0udy; thermometer W.
LAKE City-EIrenely pleasant
New DEMONSTRATING bard since r. N,
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Chieago-Heavy storm sleet prevailing
Toledo-Raining slowly since noon -,
C'@vs,p-Raned hard ia evening" cloudy and moderate
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MISUNDERSTANDING since 800
A,bany-Clear aud mild .r ...,,.. 81
severe rain d seet storm preyang IN me northern see0hV
Adj anlI Illinois
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MAsoN'S BLAcKING SOFTEYs TIE LEATHER
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TOMS RIVER N. 1.-Two prisoners dug their

oct 81 HlI 1T WI "FtHlbV
RAILWAY, y. J.-Yesterday as Mr.. j. A. Durham,
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Tsuug tie dangerous SPOT they ao broke through NJ ana
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The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1869-03-01

singapore Java was previously disposed Of small
sales Of Java at 22ha2So, gold and Bio ct lSa1Sc,
golt. In st. DOMINGO nothing has been done for
some time, and pr are quite nominal.
COTTON Tho market has been very unsettled for
this urtc since last week prices auctuainR fall 10
per pound, and close Arm with 'avorlb'e sdvices
from abroad. Manufa turers Eavo been literally
supplied by recent arrivalo, and transa tions bave
been quite small, hat there &s considerable apecua-
good ordinary at 28d28Hc; low middling at 28Ha
uplsnds and Gulf la
poMRsTtcs he market for both cotton and wool
lon goods is only mooerstely active but prices have
not varied materially since our last and better de-
mand Ia soon looked for. ,
GUNNx BAas.-sales Of 27C. bales heavy at Tx
currency, now held at I7%ai7A.
GUNNY CLOTH.-There has been fair demand,
with sales of $50 bales at 81 h, currency, and 1l8
bales at 9Ha9H. gold, in bond. Market now tirm at
21H ak. currency
BAY he sales of Faatern ana Northern have
been at s16aG1 per ton, as to quality.
NAVAL SToREs-Iu spirits turpeutino there bave
boen small siles at CO 80c per gallon. Tar l. mer
and now he'd at $ia4 90 per bb but sal, lmh, d
In rosin nothing Of any consequence has been done
and tor pile tho market Ia qDiet
a1CHo per fb
IEAs--remand good and sales have been consd-
cradle at full prices he transa tions in souchonge
have been 400 half chests. at 85ca$1 tor 600 me-
dunn, Of winch l: 0D half chests tor New York;
and llG0 half Ghosts broken Leaf Con. Mt 23 27c
60 d, III bond Ihe sales of gree,s and Ja ans hnvo
Deon In small lots at full prices Ool pgs have Il
In oemand with sales OF 400v half CHI ut from 706
aS1 S. us to quality.
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passen.c1s.

Per steamship Champion tor New York-B Ross.
Dees-r II Speeny, A holdend MIR Ho land, Mr.
Hamm0 ID an wife, F tanburn, j >winton
Priestiy, e w scott. L Wright. NJ Velon, e d
hayes. Mr Wado wlte, two cnillren aud urse, A b
Gibtes D Cochran an ! wite, Slade, II Blank.
Miss Pettus, Mrs johnson.
Per steamship Saragossa. from New York-M
Graham. A Getty and daughter, Mr. aud Mrs q
Hawlev, G GLADDEN., L Turner Mrs >tratton, Q
Warng Nj Games Il A Montford Mis-. Rtchie.
Per steamer Dicta or. from Paatka. Jackson
vile. Fernandina &c-G ford Al d wiie, Mann
and wife, Misses Mann, Mann, w Gl bert. - r
Day. Holmes, j Smith Dickensoa, ) Sturde-
want. Davis, sawyer, r H Marnlng, Corbin,
M ss Washington. II jacques, Phil pe. MIR duff.
Mr. Noble, Col Williams, wlie und two serva ts Mr.
Auldershaw. Humnle ]. NJ u Jostlett y w 1 evils,
II Christian, sumner. DIV T. W shuiord
Mrs Hhuford Master shuiord G NJ Bake. Mr. Ma
brick Mr. Hall. Il b II. = ." nuison Nj Nj KIM, MIR
Miller, Mr. Cohen Miss Ochcn ~ servant, Captain
Dutch. Mr. Lathrop and wife, Misses Lathrop MIR
LathIop.
Per steamer Pilot Boy. from Savannah wa beaufort,
Hilton Head, &c Uumu. O'Ne, g N Parp er.
Parker, smith, w Kirby, w G Allen J. & Den
VAnness, Rutha " and vile, A Priesuy, boyoe,
Whaley, and Is on decl.
Per steamer Emile, from Georgetown. c.
G II Anderson, We ner, w L Webb, Captain
Buck, oomer Mrs Waldo. B Mordecai, Cap ain
W Maurice, X q Wallace G Mosely. j w Ford, j
Ford, Mrs Mcrse and others. a..
Per steamer st Helena. from Edisto and Rockville
q Loper and lady. Evans. Mr Edrngs and lad j
Hopk nson. Paulding. Major j Jen ms Miss
Irene Jenkins, j Townsend A B Wescoat John
Deighan. Whaley, and 90 on deck t
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Markets by Telegraph.

FOREIGN MARKETs
LONDON, February 27-Noon.-Co -Consols eS Il bonds
a0X. NJ
Two P. M.-consols closed at 9s,s. Bonds frmer
at SO. Stocks quiet. Tul pentine 33s
LIVERPOOL. February 27-Noon-Coto on hrmer
but not h1gL er Upands l1Nd; Orleans "a; sales
10000 bales. ir
Two P. M.-Cotton quiet. Uplsnds 11Nd: Orleans
12Xd; ga es 1o,ot bales. Lard 74s 1alo~ 4Ss Sd.
HAvRR, February 27.-Cottoa nominal and un-
changed,
DOMESTIC MARKETS.
NEW YORK, February 27-Noon.-Coton Hrmer
g29%. Money easy at CAT; sterng 8X. Gold 81.
cas-. leM.
Evening Money easy o. SAT, most Of the day clos.
ing at 4a6; sterling lower at s14c81. Gold SIX.
e2s, l7h Stocks ste1dy. Cotton finer and not
very active; ales 14OC bales at 29H. Flour dull and
heavy sp rhne state S. 7Oae 25; state Sc 3Oa
e65; ch Ice state Sc 70a6 80; fancy Sc CT. Wheat
very dull and nomlnally wer; red Oh1o 81 73; white
Michigan 81 IS. Corn 1c. better; light supply: mix
cd Western. new, 93a941a; old 81 Ola1 o. whskey
97aa7H. Pork frmer at s32a32 so. Lard o shade
lower; kettle 1ejzal9N. Turpentine b4a5b Groce-
Fies quiet and firm. Freights quiet
BALT1MoDE, Februar7 27-Market generally un-
changed Provisit active.
CINc. NATI, February 27-Whiskey 81. Pork ir.
regular. Bacon ed at rates: shoulders IA;
augar-cured h; ms 18Aa19H.
LOUISVILLE, FHbrulry 27.-Mess Pork SS2. Bacon
should rs l4S; clear sides 49, bulk shoulders AK;
clear sid. IT, all packed. t4t
WILMINGTON, February 27.-Spiri.s turpennne
dull, Rosin qui t at 81 50. Crude turpentine un.
changed. Tar d clined 6-S276. Cotton fat
4 AUGUSTA, February 27.-cotton has shown moro
Armness to-day, holders are asking higher rates.
gay 28c fr mddling; sales were Chi fly at 27 5a27c
amounting to 1873 bales; receipts. 3G8 bales.
SAVANNAH February 27.--Cotton alm but no de-
nand; market irregu ar; prices nominal; exports
ooastwise. 1895 bales; receipts. sS3 bles
MOBILE. February 7.-Cotton-denand limited
and duh: sales SO bales; middipg. 26s<e; receipts
2l9 bales.
NEW onLEANs, February 27.-Cotton-oferine
limited; middling 28Ac; sales $500 bales; receipts
a7Se bales; exports $500 blles. Gold. 80. Sterling.
4S. Commel lci L. 41Aa42A. New York sight, Il
pre- mium. Sugar Arm; common. 12ha3; prm-.
1skai5A; yellow clarified, 17ho. Molasses Arm;
prime. 80A61c. |-~ sS y
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THE DAILY NEWS.
numerical.


EKpOrtS.
DARCYLoNA-Per spanieh bark ciscar--2S6 bales
Upland Gotten. 60 bbis Rosin 0S bhls Tar. 1b9..
600 feet Lumber and timber. Per spanish
bril wen arm alits-170 bales Upland Cotton,
ia bbs ar, 200 Opls koslu
NEW YOHK-Per steamship Gbampion-10 bags Sea
Islano and 693 pales Upland cotton, lS2 tierceB
Rice, 81 bales YAr:', los Packages.
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YH1IEsa4Is ~ CHasOLM.
hmwJmo

YEJEEsLLS Ss CEalsOLM.
FACTIONS. COMMISSION MERCHANTS
AND
SHIPPING AGENT&
WILL ATTEND 70 TEE pUNOHAsR, GALE AVID
SHlPHkENT to Foreign emo Dorresiie Ports a
COTTON. RICE. LUMBRR AND NAVAL sTCRRO
4sps ATLAEIIJ' WHARF. 0harlesson. a. Os
n.wILrfS.... ........,.As N. 0MGeOLMs
ootober 20 to
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C0ngignees per Northeastern Railroad
February az.

SO bales Upland and bales Sea Island Gotten. 62S
bushes houeh nice Lumber, Wood, Toba CO Mdse
&C. 10 kteder Davis A smyth, B,schotf & Co.
Fuller, Nolan. Mrs L Perry. Caldwell & sons. Pei
Fer. Rodgers Co. 3ailard Mlnott. stenhouee &
80: Graeser >mi b. 1aylor 3 Co W Rvan, A
Erwin G W Williams s. Co. Ravenel Co, Mowry
20, @ Follin Railroad Agent.
COnsignces per Charleston amd Savmn.
nah Railroad. February 81.
Octton, Rice Mdse. Wood. &C. To + Kanapaux
VIC Bee Ca. F,aseri& Co. A soury, Railroad
Company, snnders, Rev \ Porter. -ophy Castle
Loulea hie. Galllard Minott, w q Whilden & Go,
Robson, J & 81 Martin.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1869-03-01

COnslEnee per south ollna abroad
February 2T
Ala bales Cotton, 80 los Domestics 41O7 bushels
Grain. cars Wood, cars Lumber. stock To
Railroad Agent, Pc Ter. Rodgers Co, II w De.
wees, Reeder & Davis. g w Williams Il 20, Ravene
& Co. salinas. Frost Adger. Dowling h Co, J
PIingle Mowry Co, 8rodie Co, Johnston.
Crews & CO, w Ryan G. Ii Wa ter 4 Co, Z Wise
G Folin Graese & Smith. Gosd m til l. Son Camp
sen h Co. N Tideman Go. West & Jones, Grave
ley, W Roach,
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Y .. SCEA
NO. 81 LLNE.S1REEZ.
BETWEEN KING ANE On. pHrr.lR.

LUMBER or EVERY DEsORlPrEON AMl
ING LATHS PAINTS. OII.s. GLASSES. SHIN CaLRs,
also, GROOVE AND TONGUE BOARDS, &o,. cen.
stantly ON hand " the lowest msxisst pxsoas. VI
GeptarnbaS ~ @Th 3 -6a& 4 @e4, spshepSY
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CnarIeston Cotton and Rico m nrket.
0FFJoE or THE CHhRLEsTON DAILv NEws.(
CHARLESTON. Saturday Evening. Feby ~. {
COTluN There was limitd demand for this
hbre and prices W re- slight harde., aonne opera
aons taking place at frmer rates; but the stiff views
OF sellers WHO were asking 2sk@2sXc @ ID for
middpg, prev nted purcha. ers from y pg, except
In the restrict nay, the latter Offering ao,ut
2SAo U 7b for middling. The market COM equently
closed unsettled and romtnsl. ara ta3 Quotations.
given below are somewhat unreliable sales about
2A0 bales. say: 1 q 26h; 4s q 81; STA 27H; lat
AK; 10 at 272<; Goat 2s; 2 at 2sM; % at 2sKc We
I quote:
LIVERPOOL oI.AssIB1oATION.
ORDINARY to good ordinary .......27 @27X
Low midding.. g.....r....,........8 O.
1aluOiAue. ..+..@o>A3-
BY New York ola ssifoatii'n We quote
Low mlddltpg. .28X@-
RICE.-1hs al ticle was dull. bu, ers holding OF
only Offering loves prices. Sales 70 herces Glen
Carolina, say IL herces at sH; 66 atsHc % ib.
We quote nomin ,lv common to fair clean Carolina
At s@sK; good. s3+@sAc % fb.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1869-03-01
shipnevvs by telegraph.

The achr VIM S'ster. emal'ey. from Georgetown,
@, arrived at NewburypOrl February "a.
Tho schr Abigail h alley. Haley for Georgetown. 8
q, cleared at Now York February 28.
Urbana union. [volume] (Urbana, Ohio) 1862-1872, 1869-03-24

WHOLE ECMBEB 36Ss.


verest tests from acids and exnosllre to
the elements show that these eoIors are
more durable than those Ofnafllre. The
lllterstlces 5iS otthe marble being thorough
~ nlleu, grease cannot penetrate ii; and
sle sefefesG weather can scarcely wear
- ana II become susceptible of the high
est polish. I'm fact this single, easy and
uneXpensize process secures at once the
greatends ofbeautY yduribalitF and econ.
Only.
a plaster cast has Just been eomDl leted
OF baptismal font, soulptured With 3
cross and wreathed with d vine, which
is to be produced in bloOd-red marble.
the sacrihcial hue. For white marble
alter in q new Cathedral al Albany Sg5
600 in gold have been dpurOpifafeli.
This campany have eOfIered - puf uDore
Of purple for 600 in green hacks.
Not only can marble, granite. and ali
similar materials, be sOlidly eolored in
this way but 50 can wood, the result he
/ ing q cheap, durable and eXuuisitely
beautiful MATERIAL which requires neith-
en- painting nor vanishing. The vista
OF architectural n1agnilic6nCe opened to
I the view bV this dise0yerV must be lefl
to the raader's imagination, the Arabian
Nights being the only suitable treatise
on the SUI ct that las now suggests T.
seif aAprep9s q II ElY So noted
ElaE eefgall com p were l0ta-
81 SUBJECTED 20 tllls PROCESS and after
ward sq0nl5JeQs20 g, leading IeWeler ID
this eIty5 Who declared himselt unable
to distinguish them from genuine enaer-
alds!-iAA6lg kolt aft0ane. ~ I5tA