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MARINE NEWS.
CHARLESTON, NovEMBER q
ARRIVED YESTERDAY.

Steamship Magnolia, Crowell, New York-ie!t
Thursduy. 5 J. NJ. hItlsc. To Raycncl 4 CO. r Ar
mold, q w himar, Is Adger g. co, q ID Ahrens .S
co, John Archer, F Borner, q D lirale & co, Hra
Booth. II l'ulwinllc & co. Edwin bates q co,
!. Chapin d co, Cohen, iIanckcl & CO, Clacius 4
Wtte, X & Al Caldwell, Cameron. IIarckluy & co,
!. Cohen, Cd Carr 4 co, q ii Clausscn, Crane,
Boyiston y 4 co, W II Chsfee & co, q Dreyer,
D0Wie y Noise, diamond y. Furchg0tt s Bro, p l.
u iioppock, IIugcr & knyenci, Lyman & CO, W
T. Hun, J II Hilton, Ara NJ Humphrey, jennings
son, r Kelly, kirkpatrick & White, Ii Kiatte & CO.
Wm Knoblooh, Jno q Minor d co, J McEiraih, VI
Mclean. diamond W NJ, M co. Mias N O'NeiI,
Read co, u Rock, VIM Shepherd, r 8mith, r
0Sohroder, W Steele, Shackclford 4 Kelly, Scott
" co, U Subsistence Department. o Ticdeman.
" II voilerS, Won hantcn, a Wilkinson,
Werner Duckcr, Walker, Evans 4 COgswe,l, q
W Williams CO, WohitDlann, Wirt6 &
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A Nice Correspondent.

Inc glow and the glory arc plighted
To darkness, for evening liz come;
The lamp Ill Gicbc 0OttaRe il lighted.
The birds und tic shccp-belB arc dslnb;
Pm alone, nj my easement, TOT Pappy
Is summoned To dinner ut KeWi
I'm alone, my dear Fred, but um happy
I'm thinking OF yUn.
] wish you wero here, were duiloe
Than dull, you'd I've dcarer than dear
I am dressed in yOur favOric color
Dear Fred, how wish you were here
am wearing my laznii necklace,
The necklace yOu fastened askCw
Was there ever 80 rude Or 40 reckless
darling as yGuY
I want yOI to come ana pass sentence
On two or three hO0sH with q plot;
OF roursG } ou know "jancrs Repentance"
Pm reading Sir Walter Scott,
The story OF Edt,ar ANA Lucy
How drilling, romantic and trnc
The Mastcr-his bride was HoUscy
Rrmlnas me o you.
To-day, in my ride, lYc been crowning
The Deacon whose magic siill lures,
For up there you discou; scd nbout browning
That stupid OLD Browning Of yours.
His vcrYC and his vogue are ularRiiny;
PIN anxious to give hin his due,
But, Fred, he's not nearly so charrang
poet as you.
hRye heard how you shot ut the Bccchee,
L saw how you rode ChNniciccr,
have read the report oil our speeches,
anu CCllOCU tNc cGuDiHC ChctE,
Tncro's u whisper Of hearts you are brraking-
envy their OWnrrS dO =
SmaD marvel that fashion IL making
Ilcr idol 0f yDu.
Alas for the world AID its dearly
Bought triumph, and fugitive bil.S;
Sometimes hnlf wish was merely
plain OF q pcnnilcss Miss;
But perhaps ono il best with n measure
or pDif; md Pm not sorry, TOP,
Thai Fun pretty, because Il is pleasure
My dearest, to yon.
Yonr whitn is for frOc and f;akion,
Your taste IN for letters ana urt;
This rhyme iS the commonplace paSs,i0n
That gi0Ws in II fond woinnn's heart;
Put II by in II dainty deposit
For rciics-wc all have u few
Some day, love, they'll print IL, because it
Wns written by you.
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RlcE.-There was a fair inquiry for this grain,
and prices Showed more Grmncss. Sales about
2oo ticrccs OF clean Carolina, say 76 tlerces at 6X
30 NJ GA, and GO at 13-l6c. Z, Ii. We quote oom-
mon to fair clean Carolina NJ 6thG2s:c, good GNGD
csc y Ii.
EAvA! SToEtS--T'hc demand WINS steady and
The market tirmcr for some kinds, with the follow.
ing sales: II cass3 spirits turpentinn at Ac. ~
bbis low No rosin ct s., 80, 100 hb,a low No do
NJ So - 100 bbis No = do ut 81 o..
FIgiunra-Tlie supply OF freight room 10 mos,
points in Tor The momcut sufficient for the de.
manh 10 Liverpool, by steam, engagements arc
making nt XII p ID on upinnIs and I'D OH sea Isl.
"nds; by sail, }l on Gplands ana I'D islands
TO iIavrc, by stcain, nominal; by SAIL nominal NJ
f}ic on urands and nc on sea islands, nominal
GolstTise, To New York, by steam, sc 2 ID on
uplan,ls and lc islands; by SAIL &c q IL on
uii!:inls. TO Boston, by steam. nominal; by SAIL
&c q IL OH upiands. To Philadelphia, by steam
Sc q ID on upallds; by sail, somewhat nom-
innd. To baltimore, by steam, S@Mc p ID on
uplnndS; by saii somewhat nominal.
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iiross Tcselpts at tl,ls port for tne week 20 900

Stock of cotton hciLt Manchoatar spinners at
the mills, now 10000 les; same time 1865 ii6,-
lid
OCTOBER lsK'oRr or AGRICULTURAL BuRHAu.
The extract given by the Press from this report
caused the trado to bcicve that The estimate or
~ millions would DC exceeded. We have seen IA
copy, and II differs 60 much from the public YER
zion that we give someGNtracts. After mentioning
the Increased area and fertilizers, ns indicating
larger crop, II goes on to mention the damage
done by drought and caterpillar and concludes NJ
follows: "Amost universally the later pickings
VIII be greatly reduced in quantity, and The pick
ing heils0n Will he over unusually early, except
on plantations short az labor. Detailed und conf
pele estimates OF the aggregate yield have not
yet been calculated. There liz no reason TO he.
lleyc, from an examination OF the October re-
ports. that tile preliminary and conditional csti-
mate heretofore made Of z, 100 900 balcs-thc only
one made this season, newspaper reports TO the
OOntrnry notwitlaianding-cnn lie exceeded. In
thc next report will bo given detailed summary
or the yield, after final reports received and
next the estimate OF the department.
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Passengers.

Per steamship Magnolia, from New York-Iohn
Marion and wife, tattcy and wife, VIM Hobbs,
Mrs. blunt, J. Marriett, N johnson, II Tibbs, u
Mcintire, Mrs and Master LeEarc, A Keyscr, II
i Middleton, W Palk. ID Hopkins, Mrs Seaman,
Miss Mary Dougherty. Denny, Miss Matilda
Yates, Magnire, VIM LelwIck, Chas Jones, Olive
Wilson.
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pAClFlC MAIL STEAMSHIP COMPY'S
THROUGH LINE To
CA j.! ORNIh, CHINA AND JAPAN.
CHANGE OF SAILING DAYS.

Steamers OF the above line leave Pier <,fss,
NO. ~ North River, foot or Canal street, NG{NaRs
new YORK, At II O'Clock noon, OF the Old md
2lst 0t every month Except when these dates fan
on sunday, then The Saturday prcceding)
departure OF 9Th and 2lst connect NJ Panama
WITH slcnneIS Tor south Pacific and CentraI Amer
ican ports Those OF 9Th touch at ManznnIIin
steamship JAPAN leaves San Francisco for
Japan al!d China December 4, 1869.
No California steamers touch at Havana hut oo
direct from New York TO hspinwall.
O,o .unarsl pounds baggage free to each adult
Medicine and attendance free.
F0r laSsage TickctH or further Information an
ply AT the COMPhNY'S TICKET OI'FiCE on tte
York. n n nAnV s,,,o,t ~"
narch12 Tyr
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COMMERCIAL NEHS.
EXPORTS.

NEw YoEx-Pcr steamship CUR S,rcam-5l
bags sra islanu cotton, ESQ bales upland cotton
2S tCs rice. % empty barrels. Per schr Lilly
l7oo0n feet lumber 10 casks rice as5 bags cotton
seed, 20 empty carbOys.
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Havana Market.

HAVANA, November 11-The sugar market dun
for calsea given In my last report; actual saIoa
cover 5000 hoxe8. few contracts heyo besn
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9o- WE LIVE IN THREE CLIMATES.


1.0- WE LIVE IN THREE CLIMATES
In this country we have, at different SEASONS OF
the year, the temperature OF three climates Our
springs anil autumns have n Roftncss ami mild.
ness iha, hcong only TO thc Temperate Zonca;
ouT mdsnmmcrs are torrid, and our mid winters
hi'h"st arctic IN tucir frlgidity. These changes,
involving q variation OF from ninety to one hun.
dred degrees of Fahrenheit during the ycar, arc,
upon the whole, conducive to health und long lilc
bnt they tend to entail upon Some distressing
complaints which can only be escaped by the ex-
crcisc Of due care and the use OF proper anti
dotc when tho system IL predisposed to contract
tncin. The chicl and moet annOJ Ing OF these dis
orders IL dyspepsia, once supposed to be Incura-
bic, but which, since tue introduction OF HOSrEr-
TEls'S STOMACH DITTERS, now about twenty
years ago, has proved TO be q perfectly manaGea.
bic disease.
In the spring and fall, bat more especially in
the fall, the syIntoms OF dyspepsin arc generally
aggravated. The profase expenditure OF the ami
maj iulis under tho burning aun OF summer, is
npt TO leave tho stomach weak and indolcnt and
incompetent to the task OF perfect digestion. 1t
requires u tonic which will rouse il from It's lct,i.
argy anu brace and invigoratc without Irritating
or nfatning H. This tonic has been provided In
the wonderful vegetable preparation which has
replaced in II great measure, oil tho Old paliiativcs
formerly prescribed by physicians, under the
false idea that tho disorder could not be radically
cured. The success OF IIOSTETTEH'S BITTERS
IN MI the varieties OF dyspepsia, acute chronic.
has efIcctuay exploded this raacy, aud it is now
recommended as u specific for indigestion by
some OF the mos; cruincAt members of the medical
profession. uov2o GDAC
10 TIE PLANTIRS' AND MECIIAN-
ICS' BANK OF SOUTH CAROI.INA.-RBSolU- lU-
TloN OF THE BohRD.-"ln preparing to resume
business under the Act OF 18th March, 1869, |. is
cSlcdlcnt to flii the vacancies in our Board;
therefore ordered. that tho Cashier issue notice
accordingly
NOTICE.
That on WEDNESDAY, the 2lth instant, IN elec-
ton for FOUR DIRBC1ORS will be held by the
Stockholdcs at the Bank, between the hours OF
II and O'Clock Tho Directors 80 elected 10 serve
until the next annual election.
w. 4. HASKELL,
hoVlS tiStu3 Cashier
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EY TELEGRAPH.

SArASSAH. November 22.-Arrivc,I. strRIns hips
zen i'arncs, New York, ami City OF Manchester,
Liverpool
WIkMINGToN. Novcrbcr 2a.--hrrivcd, s,.am-
ship Regulator, New York.
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MATHEMATICIAN rdnrkcf.

WILMINGTON, November 2o-TuRrgHTInE.-
Market steady. Sales Df 347 bbls. at So for soft,
and 81 Is for hard, per $50 his.
SPIRITS TURPSSTiHR.-Salcs Of &c bbs ut 14c
per gallon.
s0sIh.-Sales OF 1900 bills. at ST 62h for strain
ed and S5 bbis. ut 81 65 for good strained.
TAil-2lo hbls. changed hands Ut 81 per bbl.
COTrON.-Salcs OF 50 bales at 81 - Ea232,
per pound.
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LIST OF VESSELS
UP, CLEARED AND aAILRp FOR puIs TORT.
+ o Il T. / G N.

F0 EIGN
LONDON.
Ship David Brown, Nichols, cleared . Oct 6
LIVERPOOL.
Steamship marmorn, Robinson, cleared Nov l
Stcnmshin Adalia, =, to sail. ........... Nov 20
l,ritah ship Muscongus, Groves, cleared. Oct I6
Ship Gorilla, Say, cleared. red...............Sept %
british bark Arbitrator, Irwin, sailed. Oct 0
Norwegian bark Skiold, Albrcchtscn. aid. Oct 81
,,ritsh bark fumnr Cochrnne, sailed. Oct -
liarE David McNutt, J-ockhart sailed, Oct 20
ltr1tsh bark Apollo, Rcinhart, sailed. 49,. Oct %
Ine liomborsund, Ncilson, sailed. .......... Oct
TIC Sieve Bloom, Ieask Up....... 49,. Nov 5
Brig Cecilia, Bistrup cleared. Sept 20
EEwroIgT, ENG.
The Atlantic, Vernon, sailed. ...........0 Oct 10
DOME EsTIC.
BOSTON.
lirig GoorEc, Swan, cleared. NOV III
SGhr Q Raymond, Higgins, np.......... Nov Ia
Schr Anna T. Glover, Terry, Clciircd. NoT
EOCEPutsr. RE.
Schr i II I'uckln Bucklin, sailed ... Nov /
SRw YORK.
Brig lIamndcn, Perkins, mp. Nov IL
Sclir Il X Baird, ireland, up. Nov 10
Scnr Richards, Irving, np. ............. Nov IL
SCfr Minnie, Hudson, clearcfl. Nov 10
PHILADELPHIA
Schr w Wilson, Somcrs, cleared. ....... Nov IL
Schr Is Cahn,la, Swain, cleared. Nov IG
BALTIMORE.
Scllr Annie (iiiicsG, MITCHELL sailed ... Nov 10
S'hr Fanny Ktafing, Jones', up........... Nov II
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The Charlo1ton Cotton, Rice and Naval
stores Market

OFFICE CHARLESTON NEWS,
MONDAY ErESlHG, November ~, 1869
CUrr0h.-Thc market was without special
ac:irity, but there was steady inquiry from o
few buyers, prices having some irrcgulari,y, but
closing steady n. about Our quotations. Sales
about 600 bales, say nj 22as; i at u; @ at 235i;
q at 23H; ID at TX; - at :3z.; 81 ut "A; 45 at
4h; loi al 2i:; II ut 2.2s; - at :41i. We
quote:
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but cash on delivery in merohantablc condition
at ratos shade below present quotations. The
weather for gathering IL favorable, and crops out
OF reach OF the brand never looked better. Quo.
tntions for stocks OH hnnd continue for whites
through at s6Aa7A q 100 Tbs; yeOws Nos Is to
20 ut SiAa5H do; browns do, Nos. IL and II, ut
$43in4,1 do; Cucuruchos do. Nos. to TO- ut s31la-
-. do; MuscOvadoes, last lot available here, S24
hhds, was placed ut 81 032 q 100 lbs superior re.
inning goods; hut rates remain as previously
given ut $iI;Ak do. In noliAsCs and cs;it rlfugal
sugars lind nothing new 10 report. The ship
mGntS hence and MntanHas embrace for tho week
Closing yesterday 9tIj boxes and llS hh,ls, oi
which for the United States 1iI2 boxes and us
hhds, AMI balance TO European ports, leaving
stock In the two ports equal 10 ,D0i hoNcs and
35 hlds, against same period OF lSGS Ot i0i ,i3I
'iO and iii hhtls.
MULARSEs.-With a reduced stOcS holders arS.
FIRM, anti from the reduced values 10 New York
buyers will not operate, 80 they stand Off, anu
last quotations for clayed and MuscOvaiO remain
nominal
FRErGHTS-Ciinrtercd November d: American
bark Darlington hhis sugar, Sagua IL Grandc
ana north Of Iluitcras. at So each; do brig Hattie
=. Nshop-i00 DO do, NJ same point. llth, British
brig EchO-lG00 boxes sugar, Falmouth, orders.
e. as 6d. Spanish bark EnlHiia-2900 do ut CO 81.
l2th Spanish bark san Quintin-l400 hoXcS sugar.
Liverpool direct, ut e.; bark New YOrk-6,O hllds
40, baltimore tircct, ut 81 each. There iS mo
reason To assign cause for depression In outgoing
ircGh;S nj this season uf the year; coming busi-
ness IL good ~ Illustrated by the daily transuc.
lions at the wharf this week.
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Easton ~ Cas- Cotton Report, for the
Weck cMtlImg NNNcmbcrIg.

NEW YORK, November .0.-THE MARKEr.-In
our last report the market closed quiet nj 25c for
nin with small supply; sales a'I7 NJ &c Mon
day prices tmprOvcd; sales 1924. indlings at 25t,
ctS TricStay the in;-rkct wna iTinGr, with good
demand from exporters; sales 3s23 at 2Jhc. Wed
ncStlily better prices were pail, owing To receipts
being smaller; sales 3,t6 III % &c Thursday was
Il close holiday here. Yesterday the market oncn-
ctl firmly but clusc, weak on rumorS Of lower
la;IrpODi markets AMI estimates Of large receipts;
sales 1isl At 25 &c.
During the week prices have advanced here and
IN The Southern mnrkcts &c, ana Liverpool clnscs
3-1Gd higher. The interrupted iclcgraptic com
municailon with the South, and the uncertainty
about receipts have caused buyers To operate
Sparingly. We understand that the tributaries TO
nc" orleans have been very low, which accounts
for the small receipts there. Az the rivers are
now rising, on account ot the storm ihis week,
we may expect larger receipts sO0i. New Or
now stands l7g5 behind the snirc time las, year
nnd tic receipts there averaged 3lSii bales for
inc Twelve weeks from both November, 1869. To
In, ntn rebrnary, 1859. In our estimate published
ast week We pat down New Orleans IL per cent
higher than last year, AMI if we do not see 81 100
average per week lUr tic next twelve weeks with
our figures are too high. We can see no lisposi.
tioh on tho part OF planters to hold back, anil aS
we sni,l last season, we do not think that plant
crs ever do hold on the plantation. As a rule the
cotton Is forwarded to the interior towns or the
ports as soon as ready, and IL planters arc dis
posed to hold, they prefer TO do 10 whc.c cotton
can be Insured.
The general belief in lower prices still con-
tinucs, both here and In Europe; many short con
tracts nre uncovered and spinncrS hold or be-
cause very heavy receipts arc expected. Suppos-
ing these expectations are realized, ami thc re-
ceipt5 are heavy, will there be anything moro TO
wait iorY Will not lnrge orders he given out by
all who have held or for the right time, and what
chance Will these orders hnVc OF being filled
when public opinion ns 10 tile safety OF the prices
OF cotton changesS We advised our friends TO
commence buying and then following the market
down, because that policy ns been the best for
thc past TWO seasons and We think L. will succeed
this year also. II IL very certain that all cannot
be fortunate enough TO buy NJ the lowest point.
n n Tnrn
t,rainary. ......... @e3H @23N @A @saAH
Low middling..... CPS @1o5E Ss2sh: Ca251;
hllddling: ......... @25lH 6D25S @92J sN28E
Sales or the week, -, 504 bnles-incliLii.g 1861
10 spinncrs, 1857 To SPECTATORS, und 1906 &c ex-
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chipping.
BTOH PHILADELPHIA AND BOSTON,
tNsURANCE oNH-fIAI.r PER CHNr

The steamship J. w. EVRRMhN .,-SS.
Oap'an.I. N. ilnck;cy, will leave North NSMEIIS
Atinii,ic wharf FRIDAY, November 25IlI, III III
O'Clock a. NJ.
For Freight rr Passage, apply TO
JOHN d TIil3O. GRITTY
now. North Atlantic Wharf
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hAG:oiIA HhrRh.-Supcriv: 10 the s.s; im-
ported German Cologne, aud sold Il: hal; ;nc rriCc
now, tuths3
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LIVERPOOL CLASSIFICATION.
Ordinary TO gond ordinary. .23@23H
Vow nliddling g................ .%6DAE
Mtudiing...: ............ .2+&9AT
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.gEJ'NOTICE TO CONSlGNERS. THE
steamship MAGNOLIA is THIS DAY discharging
cargo ut Vanderhorst's Wharf. Goods not ro-
moved by sunset will remain on wharf ut owners,
risk; or, II stored, 4. risk and expense OF con.
rlgncc OF owner. RAVENEL 4 CO.,
noyg3 8 trnntu
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9perial Motlrcs.

GJ"SPECIAL NOT1CR.-ONE OF THE
largest size MUSIC BOXES, manufactured at
Geneva, Switzerland, with q celestial voice nine
bc!is futc and plcolo MO attachments, haa lust
been received at Won ShRFENS, 23o King street.
IL IL valued 1T five hundred dollars, and Is the
largest ana incst Music BcA c,cr imported into
this rOuntry. II plays the following beautiful,
hirs Romeo and Julicitc, Vnisc; Hnettc dc p,r.
tici, overture; Marchc dc Faust; La rrariata,
Pati@' cara; ;Grandc DUChcssn, Quadr:iie; Ernani
InYolami; Homo, Sweet Hu;1r: t;uillauInc Tell: O
mathiidc. rnv,. :,
20" Alb PERSONS ARE WARNED
against trailing for CHICK on First En,tena,
Bank Of Chnrlcs.o'i, s. O., No. $3.50, dated Eoyc,n
ber 2oti, 1862 pay able TO bearer drawn by u.s. for
rhirty-nyc iIundHod DoiIars-puymcnt OF he
same having been stopped.
hove3 wh q. WI,TT.DEN & GO.
&S NOTECE.-A MEETING or TIE
Creditors OF nr. JOHN J. INGRAM will hc held at
Manning, SC, On MoaDhY. tho 9th December
proX., on which :lay there viii he Il sale OF tho
assets oi the Estate.
hDhks. FROST \ CO.,
noV-f tulhs5 II huaSnccs.
MO- No. ITO LISpENARD STP Er. NEW
YORK, 0CrOBER 13 1s67.-oxAu Il. is with
much pleasure that I suy - youtt consider
| the PLANTATION BITrisES or untold y;l,uc.
in The fan OF 1867 was taken with Chilis and
Fever, with the mos. severe pnins in my chcs,
and head. IT, was with Ercu. difficulty that (,
cond breathe. ny lungs werc greatly dis.
iressed, AMI there was scyrrc pain in my right
side, by spells. could hardly get up from my bed.
caiicd II doctor who attended n,ra winter with.
out tue ieaai bcnrht. About the first Of August |
commenced using your Plantation Rttcrs-a
~incglaS iuli shrcc times day--anI have ,isc,,
IT most III the Time since AM! avn now wc.l an,l
siTonE, a"'"to do ali my own work aud ;tr care
0' iarsr ianiy. Yours. NC,
SUSAN WILSON.
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Gpeeini Nciirss.

.a::J- NOrICE.-TIIE SALE AT AUC-
Ti0N. No. 2S George street, US advertised by us
this day, is postponed until further notice.
nOv&I ALA}NHO J. WHITE 4 SON
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.Fas- CONSIGNEES' PER STEAMSHIP
CHAMPION, from New York, arc notified that
she IL discharging cargo ut Adecr's South Wharf
Goods uncalei for at sunset will remain OIL wharf
at owners risk. JAMES ADGER Il Co,
noy23 aucnt,
The national Republican., 1869-03-04
aEoneErowN AvrAIn..

scAvEsoKR ArPoMrKD.--John W. Gross
has been appointed by Mayor sweeny night
seayengcr, vice William H. Calhoun, res
moved.
MONEY soLD.-At the twenty-fourth
monthly meeting Of the Sixth Building As
ISOLATION, held Tuesday evening, t3,ss9 was
sold at an average premium Of t1.14.
CITr FISH WHARr.-The city Ash wharf
was rented yesterday to James Runtzell for
s2s5. This was the highest bid Of lve which
were offered.
AT A REGULAR MEETING Of the guardians
Of public schools, held on Tuesday evening,
resolution was passed by which the sal
aries Of the teachers were Increased twenty
five per cent. The schools were ordered to
be closed to-day to give the children an OPP
portunity to witness the inaugural ceremo.
nles.
UNSUCCESSFUL BuRGLAR.-About 1 O'Clock
yesterday morning an unsuccessful attempt
was made to rob the house Of Rev. A. A. Z.
Taylor. The burglar effected an entrance
through q side window by cutting out piece
Of the shutter, but some Of the inmates ol
the house being awakened by the noise he
| was frightened of before accomplishing his
PURPOSE
The national Republican., 1869-03-04
PROPOSALS FOR SUPPLIES.
prrIarxssr OF DAKOTA,

DEPARTMENT OF DAHorA,l
OFPGoE CHIER RQvARrERnAsIHR, y
=, SAINT PAUL, MINI. February :, leoo.
Proposals a,e invited until March 0, 1850, at this
2fhcs, and AZ tho District ouartermaster's once,
FORT shaw, N. z, 70 iurnish the following Mili;
river on the Missouri, naming the months aud
quantities per month when they eau be put In,
All the customary conditions In such cases 10
900 or more AdGGss:s,. Ia1oro inches, delivery
1000 or more feh dntable hard Bricks suitable
for shimneys sdeliyerable at kiln. Time Of delivery
800 or more barrels Of Lime deliverable at kiln or
Post.
5000 feet Saeipsh pine sr ether Boards suitable
1900 fest one and half inch pine dressed or IN.
dressed, for flooring.
1900 feet two.inch Pine plank.
1000 feet three-inch plank.
100 900 feet, board measure, OF pine or Of cotton.
wood logs, not to square less than eight (s) inches
from u 20 u feet In length Length 10 be stated In
proposal for each twenty y.hve.
so 9r more tons Of hay, to be cut and stacked. or
a,oo9 cords of wood. to b gut and asliy,erod.
febl2-td Deputy q. N. Generai, U. B. A.
The national Republican., 1869-03-04
Proposals.
DRoPosALs ron TREsH BHEr.

orytoE cHT, oo.sIs.A.I 9E sgssI.rnsos,
wAsHsofos, b, O., fssrpsfy a, $50
Sealed proPoSl.. IN 1a!lpiissis, I! fil p reesiysd
S'Fshm, iS', T" Y IplEIqRshs' EIqRs HI fbifssSIA N SIA'
required at Fort McHsnry. Msrylsnd, for sIx
SS%Si.;ssy S:a,E.i Il SS:i:i.ns. %sy nay diT;SS, Il:
acting Commissary Of subsistenee At that plaeei of
a good snd msrketabls quality, Ia sausi proper;
hia1sy t.ll3y o b sselad.s The ip nsehs % q The
brL joint, and the breast trimmed down, The
shanks e forequarters 70 be cut from three 70 four
from sig TO eight inches above the sambrel or hook
bidders are requested To- be present to respond 10
ihsl, bids, and b prepared 70 give bonds for the
PrYposals must be endOt,ed distinctly. PRO
land" " Tho underslgned reserves the right to re.
Condition.. reeSiremenis, payments. Sc, &e.,
By sonmsnd Of Bvt Brig, Con, u. brooke
febH-d o. BELL, Chief O. g.