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changed ut 2ttac, sales lUOO bales. On Monday
the former was steady ~ l13:d, sales L. 900 bales;
Tue latter was quiet and rather heavy Mt a5Ac,
sales l7oO baics. On Tuesday the former was
steady ut ll1sd, sales 10000 bales; the latter was
steady ut 251ic, sales 210o bales. On Wednesday
the former closed easier, upinls II9iG9il5sd
sales $4,000 bales; the latter closed heavy. sales
5000 bales. Yesterday the former was Grncr at
ll7i@li7ad, sales l5Ouu bales; hci4itcr was quiet
AT :5i:c.
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The Charleston Market.

FOR THE WEEK ENDING THURSDAY. DIC. I6, 1860.
THR REcEipTs, &c.-Thc receipts ut the cotton
ports for the week ending on Friday last, say
10o,3i8 bales, were against ss,30i bales for the
Week last year, aud with better condition OF the
Western rivers IL Is expected that the arrivals
will be considerable for several weeks. New Or.
leans, however, Still! drops Slightly behind last
year, while Texas ana Mobile show an Increase
Although this is tie perlo;l OF the year when the
heaviest supplies may he looked for. prices have
continued TO exhibit s'cadncss, and i, hegins to
be supposed tim, the staple as rcachcti It's lowest
point for the prtsen: crop. The receipts Of the
principal Southern exporting points show tlle fol.
lowing arrivals UP 10 the la:est tccgranlIc ilntns
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FIxANcIAL AND COMM EncI.IA.
The EK0ncy Market.

THURSDAY, December lG.
With some few exceptions the market remains
the same rs II. oUr last report The business
transactions rave been inicd III consequence or
fSc stringcncy Of incncy, which is held by ii!c
pnnkS at per ccnt. per month, hut OH tic street
at V 10 per cent, loan, having been cIrrctcd al
the latter rate Oh tiIst-c.s5 stock cuilai erals
City Stock IL heii ut ST.: to IS. Tile coin hill n0w
pcnuins in the Legislature has caused q better
feeling I'm State securities hut without any mate.
rial appreciation. Old bonds are cuo.ct III 90 TO
II, and new .; 20. O.hr. quotations are un-
changed.
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THs Corr0N MAExEr.-WhIc the demand for
this article during the week just closed has lccn
moderate, tie downward inclination OF prices
have bcci suspended, and thGstap,c has exhibited
much stcadin2ss, wit, Indications OF n better
feeling for The article, and some confidence that
prices have reached their minimum. IN the Eng
1lsh market, where the rates opened at li1fG3
11,Sd for m!ddlIng uplands, 1t became armcr at
1lTd, hut again rccc,ich to llHGDllTtl; at New
York, which began ut 25Hc, remained very
steady at this figure, ami ut this point, where
middlings commenced nt 24c, the article harden
ed to 2i,s@ai,1c, closing ut 2i@ci,sc q lis.
Tho Liverpool and New York markets have
shown tho following saIes and prices for this
period: On Friday, December 10, the former closed
quiet at1l,l@llXd, sales $4,000 bales; the latter
was rmer at &c better at 251sc, sales 2Geo bales.
On Saturday the former was firm, upands MA,
sales $1,000 bales; the latter was quiet and IN.
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81; ronga rice. To cohen. l;amchc y ca, a:.A VI
steamer ri,ot iic7, prtS, regraujiaa via 50.
v.nnah amd Beaufort. .o,'.,lcs cotton, :n,s,. and
smniri's. To- AlLen * 60. v il !'uyir, Rive
SON * GO, Is Williams, iirs Forrest, i; ,soi:ii IA
II T. Baker & cu, + + Chipcau, " ncatbUgi, j i
InSlow ca, Roper & Sinncy. Mrs Wright. " j
Whirpcr, l. Il TrcscUti Iinrkncy Bros ami " NJ
Bird Il CO.
steamer Fannie White Kcithllc!,i, llrouk Greer,
ana WLvcriy Mills, Via Georgetown, : G.. 40 icS
rice and snndr,ts. To Thurstru n liolncS, j II
i'riligc Son Shdckcfortl Kelly. Mrs ] H>hc
AiSton, w Maithiessen, Hall 4 Porter. j Easun
Fro, lscar, Terry & Nolcn, and order.
SiGop Julia Dean frcm Conbahcc. l2CU bushels
rough rice. To " q lscc & co.
Sloop Dorothca rIcuticc Aslcpoo. 100 bush
els rough rice. 10 J Is T. Sloan.
i;oat from James Island ] haa sea island
cotton. To " 4 lioyle.
Boat from Christ Church. . bags sca island
cotton. To Roper StOncy.
boat from Johns Island. s bags sea island
cotton. To Roper Il Stuncy.
lioat from Christ Church. bags sea island cot
ton. To W Gurncy.
Boat from Christ Church. bags sea Island
cOttIn. T. X i Scnning.
Received from Chisolns Mill. 80 tierccs rice.
To q II llopp0ck.
Received from Chisoms Ginning Mils-6 bags
sea island cotton. To CoIcock Il co.
IN THE OFFING.
bark, said to he Iirtlsh.
CLEARED YESTERDAY.
Steamship Saragossa, Ryder, New York-Ravc-
mel & CO.
SAILED YESTERDAY
Steamship SaragOssa. Ryder. New Work.
steamship Charleston, Berry, New York.
steamship Falcon, l!orsey. Baltimore.
BRIG Allsi0n, Sawyer, St Mary's, Ga.
Spanish brig Cesar Mark Barcelona.
FROM THIS PORT.
Schr Marian Gage, Shcincrd, New York, De-
ccmLer IL.
CLEARED FOR THIS PORT.
SchrS V W Simmons, Williams, IL, Philadelphia,
December l3,
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CHARLESTON AND LIVERPOOL. STEAMSHIP
LINE.

me a IRON Screw Steamer MAE. ..gS,e-.,.
Moi:A. X. NJ. Robinson, Commander . eftit
..tV!lS 4a,t "f her cLr;s" engaged, WilI ;n.,,i
wan niSph'cli for ihc abuNc port, TO sail ~, or
!'n'ii ihc 2hlh instant.
cotton forwarded by iI iinr 20 a!i ;0inis ON
nc nc ."iiiincni nr iTron", ANA rarougi iais ia,i.
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Exports.
NEW YoRK-Per steamship saragossa-Io baos
eea island cotton, Ils5 bales upland cotton 81
bales domcstics. so terces rice, so packages sun.
dries, 80 empty barrels ]
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by TELEGRAPH.

WILMINGTON, December lG.-Thc brig Regina
Cnptain l;h0denhiSer from Turks ISland, with
salt. for Boston, put IN to-day lcukng and With
sails split. :.
SAvANNAu, December 16.-Clcarch. steamships
America, Baltimore; Hermann Livingston, New
York; stcaimcr Starlight, Brunswick, GL
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The Al llrlsh Barr: YUMURi. Cochran -.
.,,n,s m,"S,cr, & VIII have quick dispatch for the TsA
hcriT ,,',,''.. =, IT,
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No., !."D!.i:" Nil"::S CO,
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THE oNIr REGULAR LINE.
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EErNswiCE TRAIN.

Leave savannah t'rc@iiuy, Thursday
anu saturday NJ. 1850 p. NJ.
arrive ~ No G(Iuilctioh) ai............i.3DP u. M.
arrive at Brunswick at. .6i2 y. NJ.
Leave Brunswick tMontiay. "Wednesday
and friday ut. ....................I2.a0P 4. NJ.
leave No q tIunction) nt............. 300 =. NJ.
Arrive NJ Savannah at.........,.....B2U at. 2U r. NJ
Connect ut Jacksonville with steamers for Pa
81. Johns River. Through tickets good by ali
steamers OH the river. IL. s. IIAIEES,
deco General Suurrlni rudrrt
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NoR ri!lLA EhrlIiA
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IN TIE FORT OF CHARLESTON, pECEMBER 10.
Vessels under 100 tons, and steamers cuastin
within Lllc state, excepted
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'ph "oSiuN DH-HATGi! Line.
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PEN. PENCIL AND SCISSORS.

CINCINNATI has q meteorological society.
ST.. LOUIS is to have weekly German
comic paper.
ALLsonASr CITY, Pa, lost s4,5s5 by fires
In August.
"UScLs TONS CABIN" Is revived at the
Olympic Theatre, New York.
THE whole line Of the New Haven, Mid
dletown and Wllllmantic railroad, known as
the Air Line to Boston, is under contract
and progressing rapidly.
LAST year S,57s, S4l bushels Of barley were
imported from Canada BY the lakes, Of
which over 1000, 900 came from Toronto.
This year still larger crop Is expected.
A asvIvAt, which Lynchburg paper
calls tremendous" Is In progress In Am
herst county, Virginia. Last Sunday there
were over 10000 coiored people at Mount
Moriah church.
An eagle Weighing twelve pounds and
measuring seven feet three inches across the
wings, and thirty -four Inches from point Of
beak to tip Of tall, was recently shot In Mont
gomery county, Pa.
TIE London Morning Telegraph designates
Mrs. Stoves article as an 'fndlscretion. )"
That's the same disease that troubled Lord
Byron, aud gave birth TO the whole discus
sion.
IRIS stated In the Lynchburg Republican
that there are now In Southwest Virginia
$1,000 head Of cattle that will be sent for sale
during the coming season to the Northern
markets.
JOHN DEBREE, an ex-purscr Of the United
States navy, died In Norfolk, on Thursday,
at the advanced age Of seventy-three years.
Ho was ono Of the oldest aud most esteemed
citizens Of Norfolk.
A NEw York reporter, named Edward
Pcarce, died Last week In consequence Of
subslstiug, from choice, exclusively on vege-
tables and cold water. How could he cx-
pect TO livel
snow shall die I" was the exclamat ion
at Boston Of young lady admirer of the
Harvards on hearing the news of their dc
feat. The Traveller says she only dyed her
hair black In token Of mourning at Har-
wards defeat.
The DIET Of Michigan has been reduced
$3.50 ,342 since January /, 1867, and the
whole amount paid and ordered to be paid
this year 10 u ISL 500. In three years, from
q fraction less than 1900, 900, the State
debt will thus be reduced to less than sc $780,
600,
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Medical
RALrIHoRl LooK HosPTTLL.
fSrABLIsHlp RsTuoI YRon or.oKKRr
TIE ONLY FLAG, EylHiss 55 A COR.

6BTiisfb. ~
Dr., JOHNSTON hes si.sov.r.d the mos, certain,
sss fis ss .ss a. II y: ysf
sSsrsss Impotsssy, dsnsrsi bsbiiiy, 'ssryous.
i.:S. ali iS:ss sbsSss t:s s,s sR,4 nS Ss
..::: HS,ifs r Ids s Hs.: R
disorder: sfi.laG from ne solitary Habit. y Youth
'li siissas: 4 ZEE q ns.i s cp..
Anticipation f'ndii5StSS S Impossible
.spscisliy. yho hay. bse9ms !hs Victim. Of seii;,
goSss n.s 20 mos. sa sss.
t S,a.f a;sls: sS %iS 2ssi Ssai.
ausnes, % ysi:a 70 se'tssy the living n. may
call with full ''aa&siHnsskrAoB ,
ms s.si! e ps;, Msn sSnss%D.n.
''Ri' ~ s;s p...s s%. ssd.s :sIs q b.
man, and confidently rsl, upon his AKIN asa ply.
I%sdsd GSis$ and Full yES, EssGSs
n.sr.si. saa H.rTlssc fmpos.isle- iSs P.nsi9s
Psid ley the victims q improper lnduls,nee.
sSs Ssi1s .asrs y e. 3sssafop son,saeeuss. TN
nay sp,us. New, Eho that upders.ands, the sub.
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Is: y..% SSssS% L sS S1i rs Sysss
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Debility, Wasting Of the frame, Coughs. Con.
% IL. ss!. ssss s.ss. STREET,!
doors from the corner. Pail not to observe name
1-Ho later. rsesived unless postpaid and con
I,ss. s.%R e ?. s.'s q the ,Dy Ps'oS
''r''''n'.' a'.'i = 81. aJcLISssTHSSss.
sTsSss. from On. he mc.i .%in.Ss ccisss. T.
ne ynited States, and the greater part, Of whose
P ,s 81 fssaPs sfs .s aSsR & tsIHSsGsd
some q the mos; s.,Ss'hiss eqse. ,hM we're eve.
Ss;.. II; Wiz rs:
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pr J. sddI...s. All mos. VII have Injured them.
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eyes. cough, and 'fSSGisssais Il ss2H'o"p'l0h'
TS.s ss.iii
frem svil eompssions, or at school. the effects y
set 81 s ss' ss.P sd ps
.,roys both mind aud bcdy-s6suld srplT inns.
.osnt;1 Ris. sffuSS e. s SSSs q b. T.
By the eonse9usnfe, Of devistinE from the path Of
person. s:ts: .ss is 1ss''' habit
sSoui ,S.es The j%Sfnsg isfoSRsS II;
VIII Ss'S.ii ,Ss s,sS VIII 90 $sI.as%SfS
'n ms pIsEhss S Sf'ixPRuDENcE.
ss ,Sibsa e. SEEDS q III.
. n.s .. si:.s' Z 60 a.. FS o.. a.
M. sf ss IA
lenders. sho, Incapable % eGrIeE. hieh his pssu.
sIs: Esp a,% .Isipf @si4 az;
r ss !: psSs sgsa9g or
,ss e11.ht..iUs: .ynIt9 ,E q ,bi scribe az.
. s:s Pm NJ /, ssI An A. S,sssip
NJ, kNDoRskMENT OF THE PRESS
sithin the last siGbteen years. and the npmeTon,
"tss.:.S 81 .fs rt pe'S Of " yThP'tSnJ
i:: ~ s;.$:.;.: .ts ;!!S:I
ey Y S ns,sas s,IspssS Il ths rsiii,se!
Persons writing .hould be particular In direct
Ing their lettsIs % b.. IN the following
Baltimore Lock Hospital,
ies-ly Baltimore. Maryland
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Proposals.
PROPOSALS FOR STATIONERY.
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ss i'sS S:iS IN S;'f g. s :ss
STATE. ssn.ss sash .rtielss 10 as g. 81 M United ssS
Ss sy. a va. ata TO De approved by the ssere
CLASS
with very snoo surf.es. "a 81 n ineGes saa
per es,n 'a '' '''uu' '" tue 'eam'
No. q 100 reams Cartridge Paper, very tough AN
sad 10 weigh not less ,hs9 n posnds I, rlsm
per reAm.
with very smooth sarf.ee, 10 81 4, inches 'unsrs
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with vary smooth surface IL By 10 inches square,
No. s. 10 ram. s,f wr.pp,px P.osr. mar
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No T. u; rss@s CAP PAPER, satin fei.b. ruled, Of
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The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1869-09-09

UNITED STATES SENATORIAL sPscULA-
rIoss.-Ths Washington correspondent OF
the Cincinnati Commercial thinks that the
trades unionists and snti.prohibltlonlsts will
get control Of the Massachusetts, Legislature
and elect Colonel Greene, Democrat, to the
Senate, In place Of Wilson; that neither
Anthony nor Cragin will be re elected; that
Sidney Clarke is likely to come from Kansas
In place of Ross; that Logan has the best
chance to succeed Yates; that Judge Moses,
Of the State Supreme Court, will succeed
Robertson, Of South Carolina; and tina
Jesse D. Bright Is the coming man from
Kentucky. In Tennessee the Legislature
will meet October 4, and the Senatorial
question be decided at once. The candidates
are Andrew johnson, Emerson Ethcridge,
D. W. c. senter, and Neil s. Brown, with
the chances for johnson.
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1869-09-09

Mr.. A. B. MULLETr, the supervising ar
chitcct OF the Treasury Department, has
finally completed the arrangements for a
rapid prosecution Of the work on the new
post ONCE building In New York. The
award for the granite was made TO Dixon Il
Co. at 65 cents per cubic foot. The lowest
bid, 631t cents per cubic foot, was from par
ties owning the Westminster quarry in West
chester county, New York; but upon an ex-
animation 1t was found that the stone could
not be furnished as fast as required. The
intention is TO complete the foundation by
the LIST of December, and the largest num-
Der of mechanics aud laborers will be en-
ployed.
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1869-09-09

The COMPETITION IN RAILROAD TINE
The newly initiated lightning express trains
on the Erie road are making, says the Buffalo
ELpress, what one may reasonably call ter
rife time. On Saturday evening the cars
len Elmira fifteen or twenty minutes late,
but arrived In Buffalo on time. Between
Portage and Attica, for nearly three quar-
ters Of an hour, they ran at the rate OF forty
Ave miles an hour and at another point
they ran at the ratio which was hardly q per-
ceptible fraction under sixty miles an hour /!
The passenger who gave the figures used
language which was Discriminatory descrip-
tive. lie said "Once we ran at the rate Of
forty-fye miles an hour, and another time
we galloped ten miles In ten and half min
utes." The distinction between running and
galloping was not fancy rhetorical flourish,
for, even In the centre sections Of the pal
ace-cars, passengers found 1t necessary TO
brace themselves with their feet In order to
keep from being jolted around promiscu ously
while the galloping was going on. This fast
travelling Is rather startling TO participants,
no doubt but 1t has one recommendation
the employees are wide awake and on the
alert all the time, and this is not always the
case on slower trains.
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1869-09-09

PROPOSITION was recently made to the
trustees Of New York College to abolish the
study Of Greek and Latin In the college, and
to give instruction only In modern languages
and the sciences.
The trustees had a meeting on the subject
on Tuesday, and amer q very animated and
somewhat excited discussion, the proposition
was defeated by a vote OF 5 4.
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1869-09-09

Mr.. AND Mrs. LEFFISGwELL and Miss
Mile sackett arrived in the city yesterday
afternoon, and are stopping at the National
hotel. Mr.. Lefiingwell will commence an
engagement at the National Theatre on Sat
urday night. He comes to this city fresh
from his great triumphs In New York and
other cities, and our people are eagerly
awaiting his appearance on the boards.
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1869-09-09

Hon. J. 8. BLACK arrived hero last eve
ming from his home In Pennsylvania. He Is
still obliged to carry his right arm in sling,
not having fully recovered from the effects
Of the accident sustained on the Louisville
and Nashville railroad.
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1869-09-09

The WASHINGTON CITY DIsPESsARY
northwest corner OF Seventh and NJ streets,
conducted by Drs. l.. NJ. Taylor and +. W.
Latimer, has proved perfect success. MedI-
cal advice and surgical operations free Of
charge to the poor. Once hours from TO
10 a. m. and to 7p.m. Prescriptions care
fully compounded. D