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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-02-25

FIFTH WARD REPUBLIcANs-R1rvmap WING
Both wings of the Republican party IN tue
fIfth Ward held meetings last evening The
Maryman wing met In the coIored Baptist
Chureh, on ith street east-H. X. Maryman in
the chair, and Vim. H. Brown secretary. The
OMAR stated thai he had received orders TO re.
move the campaign pole; and on motion the
PoIe was ordered TO be turned over to the Char
for disposition. Mr.. ID. X. Parker stated that
ne had presented the memorial Of the workmen
J. NJ Dalton, As Carter Stewart had refused 10
act IN the matter. vote of thanks was then
rendered 10 Mr.. Parker. William II Brown
James Green Parker Nichols, and Noryal
wilson We're appointed a committee TO inyesti-
gate charges against Comm ssioner Barnes. of
selling ssnd TO one Mrs Magruder s1d Others
BESIDES selling other corporation property and
uslng corporation carts 10 haul il AWAY
resolution was adopted, endorsing n T. Mich
oissE Tor the position of Warden Of the Jail
ADJOURNED.
TIE 4Hfi-S:ry~GH HING met on Carroll Hill
r - Atkinson an the chair, and J. III Searle
secretary. Mr. J X. Arisen reported that the
committee appointed 10 wait on th, Mayor in
regard TO Inc day : work system. had done So
and that the Mayor had authorized Commis
stonsr Barnes To commence the work ordered
70 be done IN the Fifth Ward. MI Barnes
announced that ne would emr 10y Republicans
regardless Of which wing of the marty they
we've members. Msssrs j. X Arrisop. w a
Aarshali AMI John Cole were appointed .
s0u mittee 20 urge upCn the Chairman of the
Central CONN Iitee the propriety OF securing
an amen dment 20 the registry laws for the pro-
ieSnon OF me interests of voters. The Executive
COMMITTEE were instructed 10 subdlyids the
ward and appoint vigilance COMMITTEES To
BRING out voters on electIon day. The meeting
Was then addressed by Professor t3reen. OF
fhiladslphIa, and Rev. Mr. Dickinson, of South
Carolina. Adjourned.
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IMfIHIsfiSe ExxRcIsrs AT 0raud Arux
HAL hast evening very interesting exercises.
tool place under the auspices OF Posf No a "a
a. me Lecture va delivered b. Rev Hen.
amin swallow ON . The Life and Times Of
Ceeriee james rox MAJOR JOHN Williams,
afser which, operate pieces wese renders6 \.
The AnpAson n asicsI Associa6ou. -
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w. A: Fry, German minister, was arfs .ted
~ omcer Acton, charged with having com
mitied An assault And 6atterylsa WIN. ]. Par.
nam o. ano ne bad hearing before Juasses E.
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" Al JNO BAKERS
Agricultural Ware house, La ave
fe25 eo2w.w south side, bet 9Th and 10th sts
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-02-25

lLL--Mr. r. r rovlsr, Pressdeut of the
lined 10 his bee.
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. grand jury il.
is stated, have found true bills against the fol .
lowing persons for illegally registering their
names at the last election: Dr. Steel, Stephen
Hill, Seventh Ward; Alexander F. Mills John
murphy, William Jordan, James Moore Jonu
Creig hton. Peter Ganshan, Horace Cuthbur.
ton, Lewis Batsman, Herman Bachn, Patrick
Donoho, John Kelley, @. w. Carried, Thomas
Allen. Thomas Cloud, and Benjamin Hoff,
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A RESOLUTION in favor of r. ". Dukehart al.
T. L. Rrnu-n
Georgetown Advertisements.
NJ N o T / c E.

nH i L
oFIIoE OF THE WASHINGTON AQCEprcr,l
WARRINGTON ID. c., February Is. 1853
Err: i have 10 ioform you that the Wsiel
ffessure Engine that supplies &c oreefowI HeichI.
stopped ON'' "AN ''o 'ns'D'
A. ii will take several days to make necessar,
repairs, GEORGETOWN Heights will be deprived &
fotomac WI ter after the 18th instant until I'll
repairs are finished, unless the Steam Fire Engiu.
- enry Addison be connected with the high an.
pump.
am, sir: very respectfully your obedient serysn-
TH4OOORE SAMO. Chief Engineer
The Honorable y. ID. WEIGH, Mayor Of GEORGE
toWp. fe2 4-3t
GEORGITOwN FISH WHARF
Sealed Proposals will be received At the Cler..
nmce until II o clock m. on TUESDAY, I'd oay g
March next, Tor he rent Of the Fish Wharf T.
one year. from the lat of March, ls6e, to lst ,
nsIen: iSo: CHAs. D. WHICH,
Ieo 20 S.aWzM Mayor.
GEORGETOWN, FEB lst 1859
4 HI gHpEReIGNEB HAVE THIS DAN
formed CoD.ftne rship, under the name and a., !.
Of BURROC Chs DOUGAL for the purpose /,
conducting the Usmmissfon Business In SlopI
Grsin, sna other Produce, and Dealers IN Guan,
w. b. DOUGAL.
The busiaess for the past thirteen Year, eoodr.,
e by me- has been this day assumed by Neosrr
Durrougbe DougA ! cordially Commend n.
new nrm 10 my customers and friends
fe2.lD Is water st 0eOrgssovn, D. q
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remember that to- morrow ~ n o clocs nros~rs-
~. az the once Of Rays Docks 0eorretoVu-
viii oecuy ne IRE, monthly auction trsde a L.
Of ten thossand tots OF 90 N osrland coal. from
he '-Coose' vsans neC CpnesrAnd Ma
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AsH0RH.-The schooner Eliza and Rsbeccs
Capt Trice, which sailed from PhiladelphSa 3
lew days since for this port with . cargo o,
coal for John b Lord and A. Woods, VA,
oriven ashore en- Alexandra night before lssl,
where she now lice bedd ed in n md
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ISAtSCEATIoN o. GENERA GEANr-The
tN'rai committees OF the Soldiers and sailors
NaIonal tascuuye Committee. Soldiers and
sailors Union, Central Gran; a.d Oolf,x
tIue- Printers Grant and Colfax Club, Ger.
n an Soldiers and Sailors Union. and Irish
hes uohcan ASSOCIATION, appointed respective
y 70 make arran e. ments for their associations
70 partielpate IN the Inauguration of the Presi
o~ns sno ice President elect March l. have
oeth hoined that their respective SOCIETIES have
osen ecnsnfuted one division In tae formation
% ne inaugural procession. and nj q Din,
nt oi tne several committees on the 10th
instant, Breyet Brig General lanes a TEin
pePuy SuArfermaster General, WAS unari-
LOUSY CHOSEN chief marshal OF thIs division,
a, snort, j. G. Dougherty, Albert n
Seip, h. q Gas, George Brandt. and p
poneesn were appointed = committee % re-
Sues. nis accep'ance OF the position. The COM
nl,tee having Performed that duty, received a
repiy from General Ekn Last evening, accent
he the positiop. and expressing his apnrer;
anon OF the compliment conferred upon uim
oy the patriotic associations represen tad nv ths
committee.
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eTHH You've MRH's CaRIerIAM ANsocrArro,
fAlR u new in full blast To.aight q erea
crowd V anticipated, and the art gallery Il 4
De opened for pnvate view. II u exoectsd
that General Grant, Speaker Colfax aad man
otner prominent nm will be present at tue fail.
Of the gallery.
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ABOUT PITY FEhALD CLRRKs now EN-
ployed IN the loan branch Of the treasnrv vii
Be discharged on the LIST proximo. AIthoueh
the fund for paying the salaries Of those em
ployed under the acts authorizing the nationsl
loan mas been very neatly expended, enough
has been retained to pay the women about IN
De discharged. The great dischargesof CLERKS
from the treasury will not begin until the LAT.
yer part OF March, as Mr. McCalloch declines
70 take any action in the matter.
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SAILS OF REAL EsrArE-Cooper Il Lstimer>
Aucnoneers, Yesterday sold IN Cru,c het,'s suh.
ci'sson OF square 30. BOUNDED by LIST and %
s:reS< east and q and streets NORTH lo,s "a
IS, n. j. 70, ". Is ID, 81, D, 10 ~. II, ~, a. a.
-, -. ~, ~. 80 81 81, - 81, 81. 81, So 81 S. 5a
%. e. 81. 81, o. o5, NJ II cents per square foot,
loot lots 90, g., 81, 60 ~. ~ -, - "a IS AZ n
sepu Per square foot; total amount Si2oO0
Purchaser. General ID. s. walker. Also part
lot 2, in square 3l7, cronfing aliey,) be-
tween ilth and l2fh and I ana streets, con-
tanning $50 square feet, 70 Lewis Csrusi. for 81
Per uAre foo,
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A DAY OF PRArtR. This is the dav ~,
apart as day OF prayer for colleges and semi.
States. 1t will be observed in this civ bv !
union meeting At St. Pall's English Luthera ,
Church, corner OF H ana litA streets, this eve
nme, TO commence At ~ O'Clock. The Rev
Dr.. Sam son viii preside
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dsRhAr EBrERANRN BuND.-Tne German
Soiolers and Sailors Union met las; evening
~ nesdS uarters, .th STREET, Capt G. Damn in
ne enAn- The corresponding secretary read
. et,er from Gen. Franz Ssgei, &C ceptinx an
n.Iy memoership Of the Union Tne ser.
enade rendered 70 Usrl Sehur ~ is - IN r. Ma.
on Eueeoay evening ne1t. The thanks Of the
Cnion were t~noered 20 Ms Capt E. Becker
ioi hes saiii displayed in getting up the badges.
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WASHINGTON NATIONAL MONUMENT As
soCIATIoN.-At the annual meeting of the
Washington National Monument Association
held a few days since, the following gentlem.u
were unanimously elected officers of the society
Tor the ensuing term:-ieneral u. y Gram,
second Vice President William w. Corcoran
Third Wee President; J. Il. II. Smith, Trees.
nref; John Carroll Brent, Secretary. The
President Of the United States is President Of
the society. and the Mayor of Washington Is
First Vice President er orcio
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-02-25

SPECIAL MEETING OF THE CorNCILs-Tbs
Mayor having received letter from New
1ork, announcing that a COMMITTEES of the New
YORK Councils design visiting our city in day
or two for the purpose OF inspeSting the Cor.
poratIon and Government buildings, with a
view TO report their Impressions and suggest
such improvements IN the New York public
buildings as may De deemed necessary. De-
nas issued call for n special session OF the
Board OF Aldermen and Board Of Common
touncl. 10 take place this evening at 40
O'Clock, 10 take INTO cons Iteration the propriety
OF giving the visitors suitable reception and
for other purposes.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-02-25

SERIOUS AcCID1Nr:-Yestsrday afternoon
scout O'Clock, while Mr. Russell Nav. a
young man In the employ OF Harvey 4 Sons
painters, was engaged IN printing the cupola OF
Lev building on the corner Of 18th and streets,
me properly OF MI. Z. A. Dorrity. he made q
mis.step and fell through the rounds Of the
LADDER 70 the ground. distance Of from forty
~ MY ieee, striking upoo his head and receiv.
ing secn Injuries rs II 10 feared may prove fatal
III. rope was In few minutes at hand and
Prescribed for the sufferer. after which he was
nmoved 10 hts home. No 81 9Th street bet veen
Z and q. where Dr. W. q. Palmer was sent for
ano PIonounceo no bones broken, though, a.
NJ coeio NOS oecioe whether the brain Ma con.
tneed or not Mr.. May 10 unmarried And ahout
~ years Of age. "
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REMOVAL oF THE REMAINS oF WIIz-Yes.
eIdsy afternoon the remains of Henry WIrz
VINO was executed IN the old capitol prison
ySrd on the lOth of November. lS65 nder IN.
sentence of military commission for mi rdsr
ana cohspiIlng 10 murder Union prisoners
placed under his charge al Anoersonyille
were removed from alongside the remains of
payne IN No. warehouse AT the arsenal by
M Augustus RurgdOrf, undertake. in the
presence Ct Mr.. Louis Schade fwho prornred
me oder OF rsmoval.) and the remains were Al
once tsken 10 Mr.. BurgdOTfs establishment
- Pernsylyanls avenue IL appears that the
naked BODY had been placed IN the box there
BENG nothing like clothing 10 Or found Re-
oW 'ne knees the flesh had entirely dissp-
p<arto. out shove tue waist the BODY had haen
toleraoly well preserved. A portion OF the
spine was missing as also the lower portion of
ne LETT arm. which VIII De- recolIected was
v wounded. and the skull had been removed The
scaip having been sewed M. The remains
were placed IN IN plain neat coffin and Will
D. inferred o. Sundsy next AZ NJ. Olive, Gene
i-rN. some ~ ends of the family having pro-
'Idsd s lot !Or the purpose.
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NATIONAL FAIE AssoCIArIoN.-The ad-
'ourn' q meeting Of the National Fair Associa-
lion, held last night at the ST. James Hotel
VAS largely attended; President T.. VI Alex
ander IN the chair. A resolution, offered by
MI DCnohoe, providing for the appointment
Il committee of i've 10 issue circulars to
prominent citizens of the District, inviting
l1eir cooperation in carry ing out he int \.
ION OF the association, was adopted, and the
chair appointed said committee Messrs
John GoisIn, Marshall Brown, IA. A Quad.
NiSs, and W lillian j. DOnohO- Subsequently
On motion. the President was made the chair
man OF the committee. A programme for the
spring meeting over the National course was
saomit'ed, which fixes the commencement on
Tuesday, the lin of May, when there Will BE-
bur Days set spart for tTotiing horses. and the
Following week commencing the 18th day OF
nay, the track viii be open for running horses
The number of races provided for IN the TWO
veeks meeting Is sixteen. and the aggregate
purses amount 70 upwards of 5000. Arrange
ments have been made by which the best ,rot
nns steck IN the country will participate IN
he races Adjourned.
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IHh Music FOR THE INAUGURATION RAN
AZ me RECEPTION a. The Treasury Buiidine Insrs
vii oe tnres bands to farnish the coulliou
esic, viI:-The Marine band and Cnase's
Natlonai String Band Of this city, ana the
Naval ACADEMY hand from AunApolia Lad nv
frof Shof The promenade music viii h.
iu E oy me bands Of the fath iafantry
ner.) ''o'' "eSs
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NARROW EsCAPE.-Last evening, etween
and O'Clock, as Mr. Washington Nailor of
TINS city, was returning from Virginia, by way
OF the Long Bridge, he met with an accident
winch might have been very serious. He WA
had lady friend with him, and when abou,
midway between the causeway aud the north
draw. one of the reins broke and the horses
started on at full speed. They ran ABOUT thirty
yards when the vehicle came in contact with
the guard rail with such force as to throw out
the occupants and the team then went over.
board. Fortunately fer Mr.. n and his lady
friend they were thrown out on the bridge with.
out being hurt. The team was after wards res
eued safely, the horses Of which were in the
water seven hours, managing 10 remain on the
flats Till assistance was rendered
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INSURANCE.

LEWIS JOHNSON q co.
BANKfRS,
fkNNsfLNASfA AVENUE, CORNER 10Th
STREET.
. pEALERslv
DoAAsrio ASo FOREIGN DNcHANGE.
20 T1Se'efnmenf aud Corporation Bon3. bought AID
a. All other Marketable secerItie. sold or bought
" e01.nI felaff
Guy r. PHELPS. VS. or~s-r.n
frestdent.
SVNNkCTtCUT MUTUAL LIFR mann
ANCE COMPANY
HARTFORD, CONN.
Assets over
T#ENTfFVE MILLION DOLLARS
oBoRG1 y. MARBLE, Agent.
FEDERAL Bisck, Recon-
Opposite Post Once pepsrtnen,
&C Ell Corner 7th and o., eet,
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NEW FACTS ~ THE THEORY orI,,.
DIR. RADwAy,S
ssRSAPARILLIAN REsoLvE>r
Kstabliskes Q New Theory of Cure ana A.,
Human Existence 'et

Kstsbliskes Q New Theory of Cure, ana p-.,.,-
Human Existence.
y. B.-krsrp OHso, II AS SARSAPaRTg
LIAM PAMELA BRATA. AVID ofhsr Co..
rcofS, ytesdino the extracts that eater ,uto q
oOaPoSIfiOH ef tAs SlTsapayilltda Rssolr,nt. AZ.
9dfksrtd Gsdcr hr sEgsrriFtoa Of infsgl,s<,.
Go,Hfs- enplsged szclBsirelg o. d. Rad1ss a
60. for fhis rs-pose, 50 hdf ~ spArloHs ad~tr-
tErss WORTHLESS roots (as vail D. goHadt -os, a.
ae imported NdrsaParsllas) oaa. ~ nisfaEs. o. -,
esfr,d No ofh<r ohe~ssfs pssfi-as % akers.. "a
corid tab, thts PrecdHtao- % secure oe.Hsns roo.s
Important chemical principles supplied 60 IN.
wasting body
THROUGH THE sAssAPARTLLIAN RRsOI
WANT.
IL supplies the blood With nour ishmeut
IL oortaIss stssss Dsas taC asd fSSA ssakI.r ssal.
IL supplies the system with csIorie or heat MAKING
properties.
Ii increases the veis ne and appetite
a sfops all tcsaksata s d,srkaFgss.
" tnor, s.es the repairs aud dinnishe~ the aste-
IL sNterminatss the prod ucts Of decay
u resolves tumors nodes, hard lump.
IL make. the skin clear aud besutiful
u heals fever sore. and ulcers
~ cores gravel. gleeS. and stricfurs
" makes the water c1eAr and pa-s freely
msnhooo those who. from ~ eaknsss % di.ss--
are oebcieLt OF Exhausted
ltrescGes won an from the rsri inc. Mt n h.ng
VI llfe-CGesktlQu %
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10 THOSE WHO sFEk HHaIrn

vested by dis.sse. IL their systems sra .,,II ~, .
S9h sas " rySe,.s SsSushment, aud their
RsTs not wasted beyoSs the proc... Of r-n.ir
or s.rah,e OF sustsinitg the T-rafsff. rro-ssv OF
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simuenthal.

Far or the old SHOWS ever new
with silver edges cleft the blue
Aloft. alone, divine;
The Eunny meadows silent slept,
silefce the sombre armies Kept,
The vanguard OF the pine.
IN that thin air the birds are still,
No ringdove murmurs on the hill,
Nor mating oushat calls;
But gay cicalas singing sprang,
And waters from the forest sang
The song OF waterfalls.
q Fate few enchanted hours
!, Peneath the firs, among the flowers,
q High on the lawn we lay,
Then turned again, conte1ted well,
While bright abou5us famed and fell
The rapture Of the day.
And softly with guileless awe
Beyond the purple lake she saw
The embattled submits glow;
She saw the glories melt In one,
The round moon rise, while yet the sun
Was rosy on the snow.
Then like q neHly-singing bird
The child,s soul In her bosom stlrr'd;
know not what she sung
Because the soft wind caught her hair,
Because the golden moon was fair,
Because her heart was young.
! would her sweet seul ever may
Look thus from those glad eyes and gray,
Unfearing, undefled;
e ] ioye her; when her face see,
Her simple presence wakes In me
a The imperishable child.
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| In the hall he did not see Carisbrook, who was
putting on his hat and he said to the porter dis
tinctly in his lordship's hearing:
"Give this letter to o commissionaire, and let
him take it to Lady Carisbrook's, Wilton Cres-
cent?
These words fell like thunderbolt upon his
lordship, who, haf-stupe1ed, watched Sir Charies
reenter the club. He WAS himself going lor a
stroll round st. James, Square, In which his ciuo
was situated, to get an appetite for dinner, and
changing his mnd he put down his hat, anu eX-
tending his hand to the porter, said:
"Give me that letter, it's for my wife, and can
deliver it. Most probably Sir Charles Evander
| did not see me- or he would have asked me 10
| take charge Of it,"
The porter did as he was requested; and LORD
| Carisbrook, fuming like an angry lion, went up
stairs to the smoking-room to read the letter al
his leisure, unobserved and uninterrupted.
Its contents astounded him. They, indeed
were calculated to throw suspicion upon the con-
duct of any woman, and if man nad piungeu
o knife into his heart, he would not have ielt
more exquisite pain than he did in reading THIS
compromising letter OF Sir Charles Bvander's.
"This Is terrible % he muttered wiping the
perspiration, which had gathered on his brow IN
great drops, away with his hand. "So Wonder
Emily was not anxious to see me. This Is now
she enjoys her independence. But the analr can
not rest here 1t was, indeed, an unlucky day
for me when Sir Charles Evander crossed the
threshold. Bitterly shall he repent his treachery.
must kill that man, or he shall kill me ~ The
continuation of this powerful story will be found
In the NEW YORK WEEKLY, No. 7, which can pe
purchased from all News Agents on ana alter
Tuesday, December a. Specimen copies sent
free. The terms to mail subscribers are: Single
copy, one year, So; -Four copies, ts2 50 each $40;
and Nine copies, (money all sent at one time')
$50 Getters-up of clubs can afterward add SUBJ
scrlbers Mt 81 so each All letters must be direct
ed to STREET L SMITH, p. o. Box, No. 1896, N y.
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nor LATKA, FLO Il D A,
VIA SAVANNAH, FERNANDlNA JACKSON
VILE AND LANDINGS ON ST. JOHNS RIVER.
SEMI-WEEKLY LIN f o..

Steamer DICTATOR" Captain
W. T. McNelty, will sail from :c..:,-.: :l.:-7ss;asa.s
Charleston every TUESDAY EVENING at O'CLOCK
Tor above points. -..-, 7, n,
MILAN will sail from Charleston every FRIDAY
EVENING, ut O'Clock for above points. CONNECT
ing with all railroads at Savannah gong south
and West. Connecting with the Florida Rairoad
Mt Fernandina, for Cedar Keys rom which place
steamers connect with Mobile and NpI Orleans
Connecting, al Palatks, with Hart's steamers Tor
the Oclawaha River. Through Bills Of Ladng
given for freIghts TO Mobile and New orleans
Preights payable on the wllari Al gooas reinan an
inc On tho wharf at sunset Will be stored at risk
and expense OF owners ,r,,, co
noy13 Agents
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Interior Cotton Markets.

COLUMBIA, December 16.-Sales OF cotton TO.
day rs bales; middlings 23isc.
ANDERSON, December 15.-The cotton market
has been brisk during the past week, prices rang
ing from q to 22A.
ATLANTA, December 15.-The market closed
quiet at 22Asc for middlings; 221z for low mid
dlngs; 21H for good ordinary; 1914 Tor ordinary.
YORK, December l5.-Thc market has been
brisk, good middlings bring 2lHc during the
week. with a slight Improvement towards the
close. We quote Ike today.
MACON, December l4.-CorroN. Receipts to-
day T2S bales; sales 572; shipped 377. The market
was steady and firm all day ut 23c for middlings.
Oaering stock comparatively light.
CHARLOTTE. December 13.-C0ttOn was In
good demand during the week, and prices shade
better, closing firm on Saturday 1T 23a23ic Tor
middling. Sales for the week 557 bales.
CHESTER, December 14.-The market was been
rather more active during the past week, In
response to a better feeling in New York and
Liverpool. We quote stained at 2oa2lH; mid
ding 223za22lac.
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Passengers.

Per steamship James Adger, from New York
F A Cleary wife and two children, W Hoffman.
wife, child and nurse, Mrs Stuart and son, II n
Shipman and wife, Captain Black, Chidsey,
w ii Thurston and wife, Hays, NJ Kelly, 7 Iiar-
ris, G Ducker, A Hammond, j Bruner Tiernay
and wife, W f Long, M Darsan, Ii i Hammond,
+ Power, J Rivers, and in steerage.
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THE CHARLESTON NEWS SATURDAY. DECEMBER 49, 1869

gross 1882 bales; exports to Liverpool 1o,254
bales; to Havre soo1 bales; to Bremen 1856 bales;
to Vera Cruz S3s bales; to Malaga 900 bales; to
Barcelona 22a4 bales;. to New York 1862 bales;
stock IL, ,so1 bales; cotton active and higher at
4,za243Sc; sales $500 bales; receipts $3.50 bales;
weeks sales IS, GOO bales. Sugar dull and lower;
prime l2Aal2Hc Molasses easier; prime 66hc.
Gold 211a. Sterling 311I. New York sight ex-
change = discount.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1869-12-18
DACIFIC MAIL STEAMSHIP COMPY'S
THROUGH LINE TO
CALIFORNIA, CHINA AND JAPAN.
CHANGE OF SAILING DAYS.

Steamers OF the above line leave Pier <ZESEk.
No. ~, North River, foot Of Canal street, SAlsnE
New York, at IL O'Clock noon, OF tho 9th and
2lst OF every month except when these dates fall
on Sunday, then the Saturday precedingl
Departure Of 5th and Dist connect al Panama
with steamers for South Pacific and Central Amer
lean ports. Those Of 5th touch at Manzanillo.
Steamship JAPAN leaves San Francisco for
Japan and China December 4, 1869.
No California steamers touch at Havana, but go
direct from New York to Aspinwall
One hundred pounds baggage free to each adult.
Medicine and attendance free.
For Passage Tickets or further information ap-
ply at the C0MPANY'S TICKET OFFICE, Oh the
wharf, foot OF Canal-street, North River, New
York. +. X. BABY, Agent.
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