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viso estops the Chinese capitalists OF
San Francisco from carrying on that
abominable trafic.
We have read tSs Bill Of Mr.. Bon
nifeld's and We hope it will pass. II
there are no i" poems ," 10 this State it
will be merely a harmless piece OF
Bunconbe and if there are such I'M,
for,unates among us, let it not be said
tha. Republican Legislature is unwil
ling to give them the chance for that
emancipation which seems go just and
necessary to our con.rite and eympa-
thetic friends of the Democratic side OF
tic house.
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WASHINGTON INTELLIGEECE.
WASHINGTON, February |!

WASHINGTON, February 10.
The,E has fixed 500 as the license on
distileries producing % barrels or less, dss-
pite of TIE oppoition Of the California dele5a-
ton.
Senator Williams Of Oregon. is mentioned
FOX n additional Judge Of the Supreme Court
under the Act of Congress.
Joseph IL. Howe is appointed Gaugcr in
the First District Of California.
The Senate Committee to-day reported a
resolution authorizing contract to be made
with J. L. CTowell for the publication Of the
debates of Congress for term OF years after
| March 4, in accordance with the proposition
submitted by him. In Ease o! failure to con-
tract With him, or Of his inability TO fulfill the
contract, the Joint Committee on Printing
shall have the work done under the direction
of the Congressional iTinteT at the Govern
INIT Printing Office.
The argnn.cn, on the application for habcas
corpus in the case Of Spangicr and Arnold,
prisoners at the Dry 1ertugas, was to-day
adjourned till Friday next.
Thornton, the British Minister. has COM
.,upicated with Seward III response to the
British Government directing him to inform
Seward the, orders had been given for the
release of Wamen aa3 Costello.
The Senate day. without opposition.
na,s,d the House Joint resolution authoriz-
II
10 mortgage their road and property ana to
issue bonds in aid of tie CONSTRUCTION OF The
railroad and telegraph line from Lake Supe-
Nor to the Pacific.
MIR. Seward has replied to a Philadelphia
firm, Who requested specia! protection for
y+ss.is and other property on the south coast
of Cuba, Tana, Trinidad and Cunfuegos. He
says that the Secretary Of the Navy informs
him that fully half Of the feet in command of
Admiral Hut is in Cuban waters, and the
Admiral has received full and frequent in
structiuns to be vigilant and active IN pro
,ccting American interests III that region.
IN the Senate, Mr.. Stewart. from the Ia
c,tic Railroad Committee, submitted volun'-
;noss majority report in opposition to the
minority on the Pacific Railroad bill.
MIR. Wilson introduced bill to repeal the
Ac, fixing the headquarters of the General OF
tie army Il. Washington. and requiring all
orders of the President and Secretary OF " ar
| to be issued through him, etc.
Mr.. Anthony. from the Committee on
Printing, made u rcpor, in relation to report
my and printing the debates. He said he
would ask its consideration Tomorrow.
Mr.. Pomeroy introduced bill to abolish
peonagp ia New Mexico.
The bill passed in relation to the prize
money for Farrsgut's men. Who assisted III
the capture of New Orleans.
Mr.. rrumbul! called up the bill to reorgan-
ize the judicial system Of the ualted States.
II fixes the number of Supreme Judges at
nine; provides for the appointment Of Or.
cult Judges, etc. The provisions OF the bill
have been heretofore telegraphed.
Mr.. Edmunds spoke in opposition 70 the
bill, when the morning hour expired: and un-
finished business from yesterday vas IN order.
The Indisn Appropriations b.H came hrst.
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GEORGE GoRHAN ACTING FOR ELS
FRIEND WEsTM0RELAND.

We find in the Globe the following
manner provided By the Senate OF Ito
United States for the payment OF the
mileage, as an elector, which accrued
10, the accoun, of the late Charles
Wes,moreland 1t reveals the fact that
George Gorham does not forget to per-
form the duties of friend even though
that FREUD be past reciproca''ng sis
favors. We quote from the Congress
.ional Globe of the 9th ulf.:
MIR. WILLIAMS. l am instructed BY the
Committee on Finance, to whom was re-
ferred the joint resolution Is. IL. Ne. Zeo
relating to the mileage of Charles "est-
morsland, to report it back without amend.
merit and recommend its passage ana II
there be no objection l shou.o hhe 10 "a''
it passed at THIS time.
By unanimous consent, the Senate, as N
Comm it,ee Of the Whole. proceeded to cor
slider the joint resolution. 1t Glrec's TIE
SECRETARY Of the Treasury to pay 10 the
Secretary OF the Senate, out OF the appro-
priasion Tor the payment Of Messengers 81
the respective States for conveying TO 'ht
seat of Government the votes OF electors ~
the States for President and NiCe-fre<lcei''
in ,rus, for Charles Westmorcland, the Only
child of tie late Charles Wes,more!and. ti'r
person appointed by the electors OF CaliioT-
MA TO deliver to the President of the Sell
ate a list of tie votes or California.
for President and Vice-Prcsldent for
1868, and who died at Panama on his way I"
the seat of Government with that Ilsl, MS
sum to which he would have been entitled
had he reached the scat Of Government ana
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JAIN BEoUGHAM's New THEA1ER.-"Sat-
Amelia" wiring from New York TO The Morn
ing Cali, describes John Broaghan'. new
,heater as follows:
John Brougham opened his new theater
(under the Fifth Avenue IioteD on Monday
night last. 1t is, un9ues'ionablv, the pref
test little place # the Kind | have yet seen,
either here or abroad. II is quite small, but
it is elegant and refined in its appearance.
and has been fitted up luauria;ssly as wei! a.
tastefully. Even the floor Of the parquct,
throu4h out, is covered with a rich and costly
Brussels carpet, and sad work the tobacco
chcwers viii soon make Of its beauty. Mir
rors in every direction not only multiply the
Lights into a blaze OF briiliance, but magnify
Ilaay timos both the auditorium and the
audience until, despite the evidence Of facts,
something imposing. The theuter usel 10 be
called the Firth Avenue Opera House, and
was the " Gold Room Of that house. Il !.
the one in front OF which occurred the fracas
between Kelly, Leon and Sharpe. the negyn
MINISTRIES, which resulted in the shooting aod
death Of Shapes brother by Kelly. After
that catastrophe the place lay idle for long
time. Finally. Mr.. Fisk, who bought Fixes
Opcra House, and has an odd fancy for the
possession of places of public amusement.
bought this establishment, and as he rolls in
riches, offered to TT it up for Brougham, If he
would accept the management. Brougham
accepted and ro,id the new enterprise. Mir.
Fisk, they say. has also purchased Woods
Museum, up Broadway. and has made
large offer for the Academy Of Music. Ii he
Keeps on in this wr,.derful fashion, be and
Alexander I. Stcwa:. (who hopes to be Sec
rotary of the Treasury under Grant, and who
now owns Niblo's Garden, and also the New
York Theater) will soon monopolize most of
these institutions" of ours. | suppose
they are Il paying kind Of property at pr sent;
bu, wal. till the time comes. as it will. AID
won't there be little squealing: However,
" suificien, unto the day is the evil thereof,
so we will no, anticipate misfortune till il
introduces itself.
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for the selection and sale Of lands granted BY
the United States to. the State OF Nevada.

for the selection ana SAFE OF I1uus 81 anteu "
the United States to the State Of Nevada.
APPROVED.
Senate ELL No. 10S-An Act to relinquish
title To and granting jurisdiction over certain
property within this State.
Senate Bill No. 5i-lAn Act to amend the
criminal practice Act.
Senate Bill No. Ian Act to provide for
preserving the evidence of official acts Of Off
GERS taking acknowledgements.
Senate Dill No. l25-An Act to prevent
the spread of contagious diseases.
Senate Bill No. lI3-An Act to transfer
certain funds.
Senate Bill No. Gan Act to amend an
Act prescribing the mode Of maintaining and
defending possessory actions on public lands
in this State.
RESOLUTIONS.
By Mr.. Grey-That the Office of Engross-
log Clerk be declared vacant.
Adopted.
SPECIAL ORDER
Senate Concurrent resolution No. ll-Rel-
alive to Constitutional amendments.
Made special order for Tuesday evening at
7 clock.
REVOLUTION.
By Mr.. Linn-That J. D. Minor be de-
clared elected Engrossing Clerk Of the Senate
Ao0ptQu.
By Mr.. Abraham-rhat Senate Concur
rent Resolution No. l33-Relative to dissri-
button OF reports of State Mineraloeist and
Surveyor General, had been found correctly
enroli.d.
INTRODUCED.
Z, Mr.. Ha,tings-An Act to amend an
Act defining the duties of the Ssatc Con-
eroiler.
Referred to Committee Of the Whole.
Also. an &C. to amend an Act relating to
the Board of Examiners.
Referred to Committee of the Whole.
Both the above bills were considered in
Committee of the Whole, Mr.. Hall III the
chair.
Passed.
The oath of oai.c was administered to J.
D. Minor, the Engrossing Clerk elect.
By Mr.. Sharp-An Act to authorize the
Commissioners of Washoe county to issue
bonds to aid in the contraction of a railroad
from Carson TO the C. 2. Il. r..
Referred ts i4iegat.sn.
By Mr.. Weity-An Ac. 10 authorize GER
tain parties to supply the towns of Hamilton
and Treasure City, White Pine, with
water.
Referred to delegation
GENERAL FILE.
Senate Bill No. l32-An Act to provide
for the preservation OF the manuscript avs,
and other important State papers.
Passed.
Mr.. Bonnisc!d offered resolution that the
Senate adjourn in eommemoration OF the
birthday OF Geosge Washington
Lost.
Senate Bill No. l2S-An Act concerning
certain expenses o. jurors in civil cases.
Passed.
Senate Bill l92-An Act to amend al Ac.
concerning crimes and punishnents.
Considered withon. action.
REPORTS.
Ey Mr.. Hss.;ngs-That the Committee on
Er-rossm, ut had found Senate Bills Nos.
I07 aud l2U correctly {" crossed.
By Nh AbTaham-ln hat the Committee on
Enrolment had found Senate Bill No. 20 COZ
rectly enrolled.
A,},,p.oIf
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THE CARSON AND VIRGINIA RAIL
Roam.

Work has been begun in earnest
upon the railway which is to connect
Carson and Virginia City. Mr.. II. NJ
Yerrins,on, whose energy is proverbial,
has been selected By the Trustees as
the Superintendent of construction, and
some fifty men are now engaged, under
his supervision, in preparing the ground
for the construction of a tunnel through
Point Ben, at the south eastern end
of American Flat. Mr.. james, the
Chief Engineer of the road was in Car
son on Saturday evening, and we learn
from him that it is expected BY the
corporators that the entire road will be
finished and in running order within the
next nine months. 1t viii! probably
take not less than six months of thai
time to complete the tunnel to which we
have alluded. There will be between
twenty-oue and twenty-five miles Of the
road, all told. The route selected. We
believe :e hence to Empire by as direct
a line as possible, thence down the
river to the Santiago Mill, thence up,
past the Mound House. The average
grade from the river up, will be abou!
lT6 feet to the mile The route from
hero to the river will require but com
parative!y little grading, and can be
prepared for the rails, "a the shor, space
of a few weeks BY the large force Of
iabor,rs which it 10 intended to put
upon it. Arrangements are already on
foot to convert a part Of the Mexican
Mill into machine shop and iron
foundry. Some of the locomotives and
freight cars are already in process u
construction in San Francisco, and
several ofthe former have been engaged
from Eastern manufacturers. The iron
we believe, will be purchased if it has
not already been bought, in England.
No definite conclusion has been arrived
a, as 10 the route which the rod will
take through our town, but ar. james,
after looking at the clay of the iaud '
on Sunday, gave it as his opinion that
Caroline street offered the most feasible
grade &c and from the foot hills up io
which i, is Intended to run the iiac.
Should Mr. James ideas meet with the
concurrence of the company, it is proha-
BILE that the depot will be located within
square o. two of the mint /; but as We
10 not speak ''by the card we cannot
advice spectators to make rrecip;tate
Investment of their means in purchasing
the racan, lots in that vicinity. There
are wilder predictions made daily b!
cautious men, than ours, that we shall
be able to enjoy railroad rice to Cir
giuia on next Thanksgiving Day.
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Several additional amendments were re-
ported and adopted.
Mr.. Stewart offered an additional amend-
ment, transferring the control Of the Indian
Bureau to the War department.
After considerable debate the amendment
was rejeeted-S to o.
The bill then passed.
The bill to repeal the Tenure OF ONCE
Act was taken up, and the Senate adjourned.
In the House the Army Appropriation
DM was taken up. All the amendments
agreed to. The Rock Island Armory ap-
PROF ration provoked a heated discussion.
In the midst of the debate, Mr.. Butler
made a final appeal in favor of his amend
ment for a reduction of the army, in orpo-
sition to Mr.. Blaine's amendment. He
urged gentlemen not to take IpSe 6Ar.t any
more, but to legislate for the best interests Of
the people, acting upon their own Judgment
and responsible ity. This was in reply TO a
speech made by Mr.. Kelly, expressing con-
fdence in General Grant.
Mr. Blaine made an earnes. appeal against
Mr.. Buffers amendment. He hoped the
House would not vote to deprive General
Sherman OF the chance to obtain the rank
Of General of the Army, or Generals Sheri-
dan or Thomas to attain that Of Lieutenant
General.
After protrac.ed debate, the House came
70 N vote on the amendment reducing the
Rock Island appropriation from Sl,oco,oO0
to $4,000
II was rejected.
Mr.. Blaine's substitute was adopted-lll
to ca.
The bill then passed
Mr.. Diaine's substitute provides that no
new commissions shall be issued until the
army is reduced 10 regiments Of infantry.
five of cavalry and five Of artillery. The
Secretary of War is directed TO consolidate
the regiments as rapidly as the requirements
of the public service will admit. Till the
aforementioned number is reached. No new
appointments or promotions shall be made
in the Adiu;ant Generals, Inspector Gen
erals, Pavmasters QuaTtermasters Ord
nance or Medical Departments. until other
wise directed by law.
Mr.. Pike, frnm the Committee Of Confer
ence on the bill to amend the laws in rela-
ton to the Navy ard Marine Corps, made
report. which. after discussion, WAS agreed
to, and the house then tool. recess
: Mr.. Upton introduced a bill granting the
risLi Of way and public lands III aid of the
Denver South Park and Rio G.ande Rail
road.
Mr.. Wiley introduced bill continuing
the Education and Collection Departments
of the grecducE.'s Bureau till otherwise or
dered.
Mr.. Howard stated that the Pacific Rail
road Committee had no, time TO consider
the various b lis before them, the com
ni;tee was discharged from further consid-
Grafton Of a number OF bia Incorporating va
rious companies.
In the House, a, its evening session, Mr..
Wiley offered n resolution, which WAS
adopted, directing the Secretary Of State 10
take measures 10 ascertain the cause OF the
arrest and incarceration hy the Captain Gen
Cral of Cuba Of Emil Cabada, citizen Of
the United States.
On motion of Mr. Butler, the expense Of
removing the remains Of Thad. Stevens from
Washington to his home in PENNSYLVANIA,
were ordered TO be paid out CT the Con:in-
GENT Fund.
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STATE. LEG ISLAIt'Rl. Il.
FIFTIETH DAY-SENATi;.

Carson CITY, February %. 1859.
Senate met the President pro TEN: III the
chair. Roll called; quorum present. Prayer
by the Chaplain; Journal of yesterday WAS
read and approved
RECOMMENDATIONS.
Mr., Weity moyed, pursuant to notice. that
the vote By which Assembly Bill No. San
Ac. to create the county of Whit Zinc,
passed, be rcconsidered.
Mr., BonniGeld moved that the motion be
made the special order for Wednesday mt II.
Lost. AYES 5, noes IL.
The motion to reconsider was lost. Ayes
6, noes Il:
REVOLUTION.
By Mr.. Brown-That the expert Of the
Committee on State Affairs be paid II 5uu&
of the Contingent. fund.
Adopted.
By Mr.. Mnnroe-That . Committee OF
three, consisting Of Senators Tritle. HI.d and
Bennifcld, be appointed 20 confer with the
Attorney General as to the constisu'IonaiIty
of extending the session to sixty days eznia-
sive of SUNDAYS.
SIR Mason to adjourn in honor of:!c birth
day of the Father Of his Country.
Lost.
agroH1s.
Nv Mr. Mullan-ffom the Committee on
Public Morsls-Recommendin the non pas
sage Of Assembly Bill No. IA" Act TO
restrict gaming.
By Mr.. Monroe-ThAt the Committee
on Public Lands report without recon-
mr. nd.sio,,. Senate Bill No. - a"
~: %. aneod an As TO provide
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DEATH OF JOHN NJ. GAMBLE.-A dispatch
from Shell, Creek. Utah Territory. dated the
la,h, saws that John NJ. Gamble, District
Snperintrnden. of the Western Union Tele-
graph Company died in that place this morn
ing after a short illness, of inflammation Of the
liver. He has been connected with the c, J.
ifornia Telegraph for the last fifteen year,.
aud for the past .ix years has been Supsrin-
,endent Of the lines between Virginia City
and Salt Lake. He was Z native Of Balsi-
nero county, Maryland.
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TEE Journal Pour Rire says: A black
American doctor has emitted the somewha:
risky theory, which. it is said. Tie negroes
accent in all seriousness. " 1t was only u
becoming dePrayed," ne says. that p0rij'H
Of mankind became white. Adam and I've
were made negroes by the Greater But, hay
ing eaten the forbidden fruit they turned pals
wi h fear and became white" ! he b.acS
doctor forgot to add that their hair stood
upon their heads. which took a! the k!lA >
out CT it completely.
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AHEAD OF AII.--1he New York CORES

AHEAD OF A1I--1he New York cores
pendent of the Call has the following:
Sneaking of acroba.ism, the circus has now
20, the two brothers Riz,relli, (what jaw
di.loca,ing names they always select J VIII"
surpass Lcotard, Hanlon, Plan, and all :he
others put together. Besides the customary
fea,s, they do the flying one across the
house, simultaneously, one catching the
others trapese as he leaves it, and vice versa
the whole being done with an case, grace,
and abandon tina, are next to miraculous.
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SHERIFF'S SALE.

Under order of Judge of Probate er Ja,fe Samuel
fair, ,Administrator.-Petato for Partition and
Sale.
IN pursuance of an order made by VIM. Hutson
Il Wigg. Judge of Probate for Richand County,
will SELL on the FIRST MONDAY in June next,
in front of the court house, in Columbia, within
the legal hours,
All that tract of LAND in Richland County con-
tanning % acres, situate on the waters OF Eight
Mile Branch, four miles Northeast of Columbia;
bounded on the North by lands of VIM. Sheppard;
on the South by lands Of Kinser; on the East by
Mrs. Gowings and others; and on the West by
lands belonging to Evans & Cogswell.
ALSO,
All that tract of Land in Rchland County
known as the Henry Hill Place" about seventeen
miles from Columbia, near the Camden road;
bounded on the North by William and Holly Gofi;
on the South by Wages land; on the East by
Richardson's land and on the West by Cobbs
land; containing 260 acres, moro or less, being
the lands OF which the late Frederick H. Barsh
died possessed.
TERMS OF SALE-Cash enough to pay expenses
OF these proceedings, and One-half OF bid balance
i'll twelve months, with interest from dato of sale
secured by mortgages of the premises. Purchaser
topay for stamps and papers.
May l3 tim p. F. FRAZEE, s. r. C.
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HEALING SPRINGS,

THESE SPRINGS will be open for the reception
Il OF Visitors on the 1st of June, with ample ac-
commodations for 800 persons.
They are accessible by the Chesapeake and Ohio
kailroad. Passengers leaving the cara at Coving-
ton Depot arrive at the Springs in four hours, by
comfortable stages, over first-rate turnpike
road OF easy grade, passing in full view of the
celebrated Falling Springs, and other picturesque
mountain and water scenery.
=, The luxurious and invigorating effects of the
Hot and Cold Baths acknowledged by all who
have used them. The accommodations and ma
nagoment are equal to those of any city hotel.
waters, and attesting their wonderful curative m
properties can be procured by application to
Messrs; e Purcell, Ladd ~ Co, Richmond; Kedwel
& Son, Washington City; Coleman ~ Rogers Bal
timore, Md; Bullock & Crenshaw, Phiiadelphia; ;
j. H. Webb, New York; or from the Agent at the
Telegraph Office at the Springs
AZ Board Per q DAY off9 81 Pgr week 800 per month
DUNLOP, MONCURE & CO.,
HUGH w. FRY, Proprictors.
A. L. STOKES,
May 90 t12 JOHN l.. EUBANK Agent
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.

New YORK, May 19-Noon. firm.
Money ste 'av, at 6(97. Sterling 91l. Gold
4214. Flour dal! and dropping. Wheat
quiet and heavy. Corn dull and favors
buyers. Pork frm-new 3114. Lard firm
steam 1e119@1S2l. Cotton quiet, at 2S21.
Freights firm.
2 p. M.-Cotton active and unchanged,
with sales of $500 bales, at 2Ss4. Flour
unchanged. Wheat heavy and lc. lower
Corn lower--yellow Southern 90. Pork
firmer, at 31.25. Lard higher-kettle 1900
l9. Whiskey frmer, at 90. Groceries
quiet and dull. Wall street was greatly ex-
cited all day over sensation rumors, and all
markets affecting money closed fairly easy
at Z, with exceptions at 6. Gold excited
and roae to Az, but reacted after 4 o'clock
and closed at 435a.
BALTIMORE, May 19.-Cotton quiet
Flour in demand-very light superfne S. 25
(96.25. Wheat dull. Corn dull-white
sl(9S2; yellow S2(@84. Whiskey firm and
scarce, at 100. Provisions firm and un
changed.
CINoINNATI, May Whiskey firmer. at
80. Mess pork 31O0 Lard held at 49,
Bacen-shoulders 13; sides 16L(9163I =:
hams 10.
MOBILE, May 19.-Cotton firmer and in
demand, with sales of l 500 baes-4OO after
Che close of yesterday-low middlings 2615 :;
receipts 345; exports 4,005.
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Waahington Ne,xa.


WASHINGTON, May 19.-Secretary Bout
well will continue for the present buying
81, 200, 600 in bonds weekly and place them
in the sinking fund. These bonds will be
changed from coupons to registered, as more
secure.
Fish don't think that Great Britain ought
to apologize to the United States in addi-
ton to paying the Alabama claims.
Cresswell is ousting and appointing post
masters at the rate of 400 per week.
Fish has submitted certain questions to
doar regarding removals under the amended
tenure-of-office Act. Vague ideas regard
ing the meaning of the Act are afloat.
1t IS stated that Senators Morton and
Sherman have written Boutwell, elaborate
protests against his gold.selling bond-buy-
ing and sinking fund policy.
1t is stated that the Treasury declines to
pay warrants signed by Porter per Borie.
The sub.Judiciary Committee of the
House will take evidence on the Busted
case in Mobile. They depart on this mis-
sion tomorrow.
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New ORLEANS, May 19.ACotton easier,
but not !quotably lower-middhngs 2s14@
28H; sales 2,650 bales Gold 4256. Flour
frmer- r-superine 5.25; double 5.75; treble
6.25. Corn scarce and higher-white 1900
80: Sugar-common 9A@!0&; prime 13A
@13M. Molasses dull-fermenting 35(@
A. Whiskey and coffee unchanged and
dull.
1, CHARLESTON, May 19-Cotton dull; sales
100 bales-middlings 2714@271s; receipts
425 bales.
AUGUSTA, Ga, May 19.-Market dull;
sales 130 bales; receipts 50-middlings 26@
261.
LONDON, May 1913 P. M.-Consols 9255.
Bonds steady, at 1925.
LIVERPOOL, May 1913 P. M-Cotton
opened dull and hat-uplands 11aS@111s;
Orleans l1M(011%