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The skies arc Frightening. The Demo-
cratic victory in California is overwhelm-
ing, and the Democrats have three fourths
Of the Legislature. In the last Legislature
the Republicans had the Senate by four
majority, and tho Democrats the Lower
House by twenty four majority. A Chey-
enne dispatch announces that the Democrats
have also carried Wyoming Territory, elect.
ing their candidate to Congress. Thus the
extreme West thunders in response to the
Democratic victories In Kentucky, Tennea-
see, Virginia and Montana
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THE Winnsboro' News thinks the propo-
sition OF the meeting in Union County to
- udiste the Radical State debt comes too
With regard to Governor Scott's pet
eme, II says: "Now the State would
.ot perhaps approve Of the Blue Ridge
Railroad job. II 1t were question a6 ini.io,
but three or four millions having been In
"vested Ia the Job already, the sentiment
"of the state is, that less will be Lost by
.'apishins IL than By stopping short With II
.'half way" &c. ~
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CIT. LOUD HOT Il L.

THIS NEW AND CoMMOL IoU8 HoUsE, LoOAf.
ED corner OF Broadway nnd Fortysecon cond-street,
possesses advantages all other houses for the
commodatiop VI te guests lt was built expressly
for arst-class family boarding house-the rooms
being large and en- suite. heated by ateam-with hot
and cold water and furnished second TO none; while
the culinary department is tu the most eIperirnced
hands, aSording guests an unequalled table.
One OF Atwood's Patent Elevators Is also among
the "modern improvements" and Vt the service o1
guests at oil hours.
The Broedway and University Place Cars pass tho
door everv four minutes, runntny from tho Oily
Hall 10 Central Park, while the sixth aud seventh
Avenue lines are but . short block either side,
aording ample facilities fer communicating With all
the depots, steamboat landings, olaces OF arr use-
ment and business Of the great metropolis.
MORE & HOLLEY, Proprtetors.
March Ii 6mos
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ICoLo as n'
aUPREIOR TO THE BEST IMPORTED 90
L0aHR WATER, Manufactured and sold vholssaIs
and retaE ~ DR.. BARR
june n No. 13l Needing 4krest
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DDteia.
On A Il h e q TON II o II r L
CHARLESTON. SOUTH CAROLINA.

THIS FIRsT.CLAsS HOTEL. SITUATED IN A
pleasant location, and in the business portion Of tho
city, renders 1t tho most desirable Hotel for either
permanent or transient guests. he accommodations
arc unsur,as ed. havIng suites NJ elegantly
furnished apartments i0i fImes AID single Pentle.
men. The proprietor will endcavor maintain the
hi1h reputation esjoycd by tho "Gharlestou" as
ratclass house, aud effort viii be spared to de-
servo continuance Of the liberal patronage hereto.
fore bestowed upon It
The best OF Livery accommodations will be found
adjoining the establishment.
1he house Is supplied with the celebrated srte.
sian Water. OF which delightful baths can be had
either day night L. II. JACKSON,
July IS Proprietor,
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Goutaiional.

FI,IIE REV. DIR. LORDS SCHOOL FOX
i YOUNG LADIE|-schooi Room of It. Paul's
Church. Boarding Pupils received at DR.. LORDS
resdeLco. 1he fifth term will commence October
lst All the branches Of Eugsh Classical aud Polito
Education are taught No additional CHARGE for the
apguuges. Tho head OF tho school Is tho principal
Teacher and gives II hts personul attention during
the entire time Of instruction thm6 hept IS
kHRS. wM. ID. DoSAUSSUWE AND MRS
IN EDMUND RhVENEL will resume tho duties
OF their School, at No. % Meeting street. on MONDAY
October 4, 1859. thstu6+ Sept I6
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@fttiugs.
MASONIC rAIis Az,

MASONIC FAIR ASSOCIATION.
TNnE ERRGULAR MEETING OF THIS AssoCIA.
L TON Will DO held at Masonic Hall, THIs Eve.
ISG, at Eight O'Clock. punctual attendance is re.
qucstrd.
Committee OH Management will meet at thirty
minutes past seven l.. NJ. II. Z. BROWN.
Stpt lO Secretary.
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MEMOItIAL ASSOGIATION.
FJNaE REGULAR QUARTERLY MEETING on;
l. this Association will be held at the Widows
Home. BrCad-strcet, THIS APrE RSooS the 18th, n,
FIVE O'Clock. Sept III
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X UA RDIX Ar 81 Al.
VI
LIFE sNSuKANGE EUMPAMS
+
NJ r., IV TO p II
org n tzc ii in 1850
ALL POLICIES NON-FORFEIrABLE.
AHNf H"A" 'Ah H"' ~" ""o1Hs h6HofhED'
I4sTcAsu D1v1DpNn eo ,p,prv, prp cpsn
sr.r,,.r
Az ,o'o.'''''''''''' ''seo'oSo'ooo
Assets. Observation-Disclosures. 1900, 600
Annual Income 500. 600
, ,. roo ooo
W. ID. PkchHAM, President
WIN. T. HOOKER, Yice-President.
T. MADAM seore,orv md .ot,orv
GA. FUDIcKAR. Superintendent.
DIRECTORS.
Hon. JAMES HAnrss, Firm of Harper & Bros. ex.
'os @ we" r.., no.
WIZ. ii. vERxnrE, Banker (vermilyo co)
nov. o''-'''' -''A i'tn's oo"'
Hon. aEonoE oPDrKE. er-Mayor of New York.
MINoT @. MORGAN, Banker.
BENZ. B.sHERuAN. Treasurer Now York Steam su-
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.Go Rtnt.

TTND RENT.-EESTLEnIE GAN OBTAIN
i furnished ROOMS, pleasantly situated, by ap.
plying at No. 40 BEhUFAIN.sTREEr.
sept Z tuth
ITO REHT. TINT LARGE AND COM
MOi10US HOUSE at the northwest corner of
vANDEl.HoRSr and KINn STREETS, over Dr.
Aimars Dug store. The House has recently been
panied and lifted up being Gooi location aud
suitable for boarding uousc or school Rrn, low
For further particulars. apply to No. WANDER.
HORS r-STREET Sent 10
nFFiCE 10 RENT.-THAT DESIiSa-
" BILE OFF Z. No. 40 BROAD-STREEr con.
tanning two rooms (iront anu bacsl, now In com.
ple'r order Apply on premises to [. S. X. BEN
NETT, or 10 No. 255 KING-STREET. Sent 5
D EhL ESTATE AGENTS, AND OTHERS
III having houses TO rent, eau have their Placards
and neltest styles of type, at TIE NEWS JOB OF.
tIGE. No. 1+s Fast Bay.
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g . u t II Il RN
LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY
PURIFY SOUTHERN INSTITUTION.
Assets July 1, 1869 .s5IO,0OO
DIVIDEND DECLARED. FORTY PER CENT.
INsUREs LIVES AND PROMPTLY ADJUSTS
AND PAYS Lo5SES. Its principal business is with
Southern States and 10 thsm 1t appeals for patron
age II has ample means to fully protect policy
aud pay all losses.
oFFIoEns.
JOHN u. GORDON, President.
d. II. HILL, A. q. CoLoUITT, vice.psesidents.
a. AUsTELL. E HOLLAND, Finance Committee.
W. G. MORRIS. Secretary.
BOARD OF prREorona
Atlanta. Ga.-JoHs b. GoRpoN A. AUsrELL, E. ".
HOLLAND, J. f. ALEXANDER. j. II. CALLAwAY, j. NJ.
JOHNSON.
Athens. CAB. G. YAsoEY, BENZ. II. HILL, Rob-
ERr THOMAS.
Columbia, 8. C.-wApE HAMPTON.
Augusta. Gn.-o. II. PnrsIxT. EpwAnD THOMAS.
Madison, CAD. E. BUTLER.
Washington, Ga.-RoDEnT TooADs.
Cutnbert, CAB. ]. SMITH.
Newton, Ga.-A II. CoLoUrrr
Charlotte, y. O.-wM. JOHNSTON.
Allendnle. s. CD. L. wILIlNoHAM.
Greensboro, N. CIV. A. CALDWELL.
). IL. MILLER, General Agent,
AUGUSTA, GA.
S. \. TUPPER, Resident Agent,
CHARLESTON, s. C.
q. ". DEsAUssURE, M. D., Medical Examiner.
August 10 DAG 2mos
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gissolution Of GspartHrrsbip.

TJ1HE FIRMS or GEO. w. VILLA ns
CO.. In Charleston. 3. o., and OF WILLIAMS.
BRINE q co.. In New York, were dissolved on the
lst instant.
Tho undersigned will continue business as hereto.
fore. under The same name and style. In Charleston
h O., and in New York.
GRoRaE ". WILLIAMS
JAMES a. TAYLOR
WILLIAM BRINE.
kDWtN PLATT.
O.RPH q, ROBERTSON,
JAMES BRIDGE, in.
ollnrlesson. 8 O., September II, 1859.
Sept II Ttl atuths
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SECURITY INSURANCE COMPANY,
of New York. ash Capital and Sur.
Ptus.. 1,SI5, SO3
PHtNiX INSURANCE COMPANY, of
New York, Cash Capital aud Surplus I,7I5,76O
MAN HAITIAN INSURANCE CoMPA.
NY. OF New York, Cash Capital and
Surplus. Observation-Disclosures. ........ I,aoa,943
INTERNATIONAL INSURANCE COM
PhNY, of New York, Cash Capital
aud Surplus. Observation-Disclosures. I,aoo,sa4
NORTH AMERICAN INSURANCE
COMPANY. Of New York. Cash Capi.
tai and Surplus. Observation-Disclosures. 795,237
ENTERPRISE INSURANCE COMPANY,
Cash Capital. Observation-Disclosures. 900 900
CENTRAL CITY INSURANCE cOMpA.
ny, of Selma, Cash Capital. I.... 100000
SOUTHERN LIFE INSURANCE COM
pANY, Cash Capital. sou 900
Sept l6 thstus
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THE ca R oLIN n
LIFE INSURANC OMpANY
Memphis, Tennessee.
President, MI. wIcKs, President Memphis and
Charleston Railroad.
Vice. President, J. T. PETIT.
Secretary, W. L. BOYLE.
Snpftnl.... ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. .SSOOO0O
Accumulntions. .S745, 900.
OVER THREE THOUSAND POLICIES ISSUED
since September, 1867.
Agents desired throughout he State.
r. j. S1AGILL, No. G5 Broad-street.
General Agent for South Carolina.
August 1G mth1mo
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DNtKED UP ON THE HALFMOON
i Battery. on last Monday. two BRASS KEYS
which can be obtained by proving property and pay
ing expenses Eept Il
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east an6 .seuno.

T Osr. ON KING-sTK H AT, HEI WcEN
IL Calhoun aud Mirket.street, an Infants Gold
Armlet marked 81. B. p" from ~. H. B." A re-
ward Will ba paid for the came II left at No. AIT
KINd.SrREET. 2s Rent I5
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GuOD SERVANTS. WHITE AND COL :
" 0RED, can, be obtained by applying 10 EM-
PLoYMENr OFFICE, NO. 90 Quecn.stiect.
August %
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LIOUND, a SAFE KEY ON EAST BAY.
IL between Queen and Market streuts which the
owner can have by applying at tho DAILY NtWs
OFFICE, and paying o1pensea. ,--lll--, Sept
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Wauts.

NaTANTED. BY a KESPE cTABLE
w WHITE GIRL, q eiuIa'ion to mind child.
and has no objcckon to assist u light houscwork.
Good ret omme nations can be Given IL required.
Apply corner ei CONCORD ID VERNON
STREETS, No. & ~ Sept IL
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w F FORD COL Lie G e,
sPARrANBURG COURTHOUSE, S. G,

TIE SIXTEENTH COLLEGIATE YEAR WILL
open on tho fret MONDAY Ia October next. Appli-
cants FOR college Glasses and Preparatory School
requested 10 be puuctual in attendance.
Tuition In College per nnnum. s5i IN srecic, but
payal in lis equivalent In currency; tuition in Pre-
pnratory School p nnnum. S4t. in currency.
BOARD in private families about SIC per month.
Bv messing eiudonts OBTAIN board at from 50
to SI2 per month.
For iurther particulars address.
Rcv. A. NJ. SuIPP, D. D.,
Sept l3 lOs President.
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- ~ 9-ss<S;;.Fgrs1'lil' a FEMALE TEACHER
S: tSstf ally competent to teach oil OF the
81 jls .,ranchet and Music. .ddrcss W. Ii. W.,
I, y go !iEwS,,S. C. Sept IL
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II OsT, A BLACK AND TAN TERnIEI,
IL DOG. answering to the name OF Fannie. A
suitable Iewnrd will be paid II left at the CORNER
OF BEAUFAlN AND dADSDEN STREETS.
Sept 10
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,sYS& YOUNG DIAN, OF FOUR YEARS.
business experience IN this city, and capable
ng tho best references here, desires perma-
sf!p! y situation In como Wholesale House-Cotton
tactorage preferred. Address A. B. c., Box 80
Sept l Imo$
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3nsurautr.

FIHE. MA "'sE AsD LIE =
INSURANCE AGENCY.
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HEsPESTABLE PROTEST TANT
N WHITE GIRL desires situation Chd's
Nurse ~. Charfbermaid, in q respectable family
Aprly his OFFICE. 2* Sept 10
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Markets by Telegraph.

FOREIGN MARKETS.
LONDON, February 12-Noon.-Consols unchanged.
Bonds 7S2l. Sugar aiin ashore and ahoat
Two P. M-sugar excited; on tue spot SSs o.;
afloas 28s Cd.
LIVERPOOL. February 12-Noon-Cotton quiet.
Uplands 12Adal2'sd; Orleans 1214da1e3Sd Sales
10 Oo0 bales sales oil the week CO 600 bales. Exports
4OGO bales; speculaio o. oGO Stock 2G5.OOO; Amer
ican %, ,0CO bales. Old corn 33s Cd; new 31s Sd.
Two P. M-S,ock afoat 2s6,0QO bales; American
1lG 600 bales
La,er.-Ihe circular to-day estimates stocks at
oGa 900 bales; American 90 ono. Yarns and fabrics
at Manchester heavy.
sEvening.-Cotton easier hut not lower; uplands
12Ia127id; Orleans 121sal2Sd. Sales 5000 bales
DOMESTIC MARKETS.
New YORK, February 1a.-Stocks dull and unset
tied Money Z. Sterling 81. Gold 351S. 69's,
AK. Cotton lower at S0l30A cents.
Eveniug.-Cotton dull and lower. Sales 1000 atSOc.
Flour less active and scarcely firm, but without
decided change Wheat less active and sra'c cely so
firm. Corn less active, new lower, old white frmer
Mixed western, new, 92a94, old 81 0ia1 05. Oats
firmer. Pork dull and heavy at s39 80. Lard lower
Kettle 2O11a2oZ Whiskcv quiet and unchanged
Rice dull. Sugar excited. Muscovado 12hal3.
Coffee firm. Moassos excited. New Orleans 75a7s
Turpen ire 57a571s. Rosn Sc 5OaS so. Freigtts
droopin.. Cotton, By steam, I'D Governments
closed active and buoyan'. cas- 14A. Money easy
and abundant at SAT- Gold 35. Sterling e1s. South
ern securities generally quiet. Stocks closed dull
BALTIMORE, February 12-Cotton and flour quiet
and steady Wheat advanced &c; choice Maryland
So 80 Corn higher at 9Oa92c. Oats, rye and provi-
SONS firm.
CISc1SSAcI, February 12.-Flour dull-family 81
az 60. Con-. lever ut c3l64. Whiskcy quiet ut 95.
Provisions unsettled and nonlnal. Bac on should
ers lax. Me pork s33. Lard 90,
ST. LOUIS February l.. port md bacon dull;
shoulders 14slal4N.
LOUISVILLE, February - Mess pork s33. Bacon
shoulders lI2l; clear ribbed sides lT2ials. Lard
2Olz. whiskey &c
WILMINGTON, February l2.-spiriis turpentine
dull. at 53c. Rosn dull. Turp nre 5a1Oc lower.
Tar steadier and sc higher. Cotton dull; mid
ding. CSC.
AUGUSTA. February 10 Cotton dull and declin-
ing sales 500 bales; receipts 5s5 bales; mddling'
21a2sc
SAVANNAH February 12.-Cotton quiet and nom!-
nal; middling 9s32la29; receipts 2,c0a
MOBILE, February l2.-Receipts OF the week SG4G;
exports coastwise 1856; stock G03S3; sales 1850;
sales to-day 800; market quict low middling 274c;
receipts 2,7sl
NEW ORLEANS, February 1o-Receips today S14l
bales; receipts for he week. gross 25Coi bacs' ret
693 bales export, to-day 5625 balcs exports Tor
the week to Liverpool 4s tales; to the Continent
G43 bales: coaswise s39 bales Stock l54 OCT bales
Sales to-day 500 bales; Gales for the weei 3o150
bales. Market steady; uiddling os2la29c Gold s5z.
Sterling 462la47. York sight 4 discount. sugar
active and gher; prime l32al4; yellow Clarified 10
a15kc. Molasses active; prime 6SaI0c
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lsa SSen.clS.

Per steamship Charleston. from New York-c
C;lncl Z Peers. Mrs Clinch and servant Masters
Clinch, Miss Cl'Ech. D L McNeill, Mrs John-
son and daughter. G " Livingston, u Rabcocs. w
J a.es, I Ii sherman, II running. G Ycron, W
smith, E A Dici insoD, D Moses, Miss K Moses. G
Bush, Mrs Moses and servant, II Debevolst, and
u in sieerage
Per steamship Sea Gull, from Baliimore-Mrs
Vim NJ Hagan.
Per steamer Emilie, from Georgetown. c.
srs N e Iuwsins Mrs o Anderson. Miss Ford.
Miss 81 ford Miss Clara Ford DR. W W Keith. DR.
r Il Memmlnger. DR. Sparknan, MiBs Alexander.
E J Glass, ana othe's
HE Swjntop, ] q Wcscoat, III Clarke. Mrs Grav,
Hon John Townsend D Lancaster, b Ball. y il, NJ
haley. DIR + aIikell, b schumacher, Dr. Whaley.
IN Barnett and tanilv, g K CHRISTIE and LADY,
Claussen, ana Is Oh deck.
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Interior Cotton Markets.

COLUMBIA. February 11.-Cottor continued in
good d. mani to-day, and something over $50 bales
we're disposed OF at very tul prices, viz 2S1sc for
middlin.s,
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THE DAILY NEWS.
A Valentine.

Here drop lipe to my Valentine,
blow o sweet Kiss to my rose .o.;,a
With her cheeks 50 fine and her eyes tnat snlne
And her fair brown hair and her hps cono.ne'
With the hand that Ilangush to hold IN niue
And sweet low voice for whose sound pine
And sweet Little turnup nose.
Oh a rare fine flowers my Valenttne,
she's as fair as the pale moss rose;
Her bh1sh is the lint OF the wild woodbine;
She doesn't cinb high like the Ivy vine,
But for my front porch she'd beat eglanhne.
And there's Just touch Of the columbine,
Enough Just to show she's not all divine
In the eurveof the turnup nose.
Ahl Great warm heart has my Valentine,
And she's fresh half blown rose;
And TO all the fine points Of the muses. nine
She aods another which opine,
Is what gives her that sweetness can't define,
Halt tender. half saucy, halt Eve, half divine
It's the point Of her turnup nose
But they've stolen away my valentine;
My summer has dropped its last rose;
She has gone to the land of the myrtle and vine
Leastwise sweet potatoes and turpentipe,
"The brave old oaI'' and the "gloomy pine,
The possun,-haw and the muscadine.
And nice little plant called pizen vine:
There the natives all winter eat RIBS and chine
And wash II down with pei simmon wine,
And pride themselves on their razor-oacE SWINE,
And for s'wherc are you gong = say "n" Se
gwine ?"
and the,r Iaces as yellow as us'mclon rina-
tBut that's cnly fever and ague signl- y,
And ior o their odd notions they're mo sardine'
For ,bey,re hard TO surpa,s in the fighting line,
And therefore my hopes are quite sangune
= hat the, III take good care OF my saccnarlne
Young love with the turnup nose
cluster OF gems has my Valentine,
bllset IN thefaco of my rose;
Her either red lip IS an almondine
And each tooth is p,arl from the South Sea
brine,
While her te1rs, being salty like yours or mine,
OF course each teer is an nquamar1ne;
And the eyes thar they spring from do faT out
shine,
Though won't think hard if my friends de-
cline
To endorse my opinion in this ncItlice'.
- re, eat that her sparkling ewes tar outshine
"The diamond that lights up the secret mine"
Or the largest for sale by Llchtens.ein
Or any one else IN the ejewerv limo.
But, lest men shou O. value the glitter ard
shine
Of the treasures that perish, no matter how nne
There's O SOFT hint of heaven and pleasures di-
vine.
In the delicate curve and t. upward incline
Of her sweet little turrup nose DAMON.
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Wilmington Market.
Uons,-,.ecs per south tasoi,na Tariroad

Cons,;:necs per south t:a,oi,l,a isariroad
February l2.
1OO1 ha,es Cotton. 1eo' bales DomrstiSs, cars
Lumber 8 cirs stock. TO Railroad Ag-pS Frost q
hGser, Craescr & Smith. claghorn ter ing Go,
D DeSaussurc q W Williams g. Co. Jhurston 4
Holmes. Mowry Il Co. G II Water & Co. Pe.zei. Rod
gers q Co, hrodic & Co. J IS Sloan, Mulliaan,
Hunt 4 Fro, r sharp L Co, w n LawtoD, Cobia
g. Co. " Z Ryan, G II Gruber.
ConsiSnccs per Northeastern Railroad
February IL.
40 balas Cotton, 53 bhs Navil Stores 1C5 bushels
Rice, Mdse &c 4" Eros, & adger. L Cohen & Co.
kischoR & Co y W FmaDuel Moary II Co, G Viii
lsms l. Co. Kendall [! Dockcry. u II Silecx Sten
house & Co. j T Ksrapau1. j A QuacSenbusb, 4
Goldsmith & Co, Railroad agent.
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fint Arts.

~ REA " ATT r. TlON'
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Gommfrfial.


Charleston Cotton and Rice Market.
OFFICE or THE CHARLESTON DAILY NEWS,
CHARLESTON. Friday Evening" Februaeyl u, '69.
COTTON-The market WAS depressed, win very
light inquiry, and general tendency of rates in favor
CT buyers, some operations showing a ? OF &c.
,b sales about $50 bales. say 90 at 81; ~ at 27s
16 at 49, Il at 2S II at 2s7s 7a at 2s}E; Ii at 2s
at 90; IA al OK; S at 291z. We quote:
LIVERPOOL CLASSIFICATION.
Ordinary 10 good ordinary .27Ag2s
Low nlGQnnB ..s''' SoI1WNaa.
Middlinc. -........-...........2S 20 3at02o@
Strict mtddllnS ..................Z ~ 9@S1a
By New York classification we quote:
Low. m,ddling. .............. esK@ps9I
Middlinc nc,............ ....29 @29X
RICE.-This grain was in fair demand at steady
rates. sales 13o tcs of clean Carolina sy SO tcs at
szS; is at 8; "a at Lice q ID. ws quote common
to lair clean Carolina ot s2s@s;S; good S2l@s%;
common prime 500 1-l6c.
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Exports.

Exports.
EUERP uI-Pcr Spanish ship Pedro PlanJollt-
9baas Sea Isand Cotton l74o bales Upland Cot
tpr S}Sj bags Cotton seed. le0 bb.s spirits Iur-
dptinl 2D0 pbls Eosiu, S5 casks Oil caEe.
KEW YORk-per schr W Naitllnd-cr COO leet
Pitch Fine Lid mber, l0i, ,0J0 feet I imber.
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LIST OF VESSELS
UP. CLEARED And SAILED FOR THIS Fohi

FOREIGN
LIVERPOOL
Shin G Winthrop, Stewart, sailed. Jan ~
The Edith Wheeler. sailed. ........... ..;..Jan ~
British bark David FIcNutt, McE.h my, sid. Jan IL
Bark Harriet DussUy, Holmes sailed. ...Jan "A
British brig Cecilia. Distrup, sailed ........ Jan
HAWKE.
Ship Pacific, Foss, sailed.. ..Jan
PORT TALBOT.
The Courier, Jenkins sailed. d......... ....Jan IL
DOMESTIC.
schr y Hawkins. Wyatt Jan 20
Srw TORE,
Schr Koret, Crockcr, cleared.
Schr II W Godfrey -, up. up..................feD ,
schr Iona, -, up. ...................'..Ee
Schr Mylover, Brown, cleared. ...Fco
Schr S Lee, Carr. cleared. Dan -
Schr n, ,ne Glover, cleared. d...................feo
Schr Enrhautress Covert, cleared. -......Feb 6
Schr Matthew Hcnncy,- -, up.............Fep
Schr Marian. Gage, .....Feo
PHILADELPHIA
Stca anship Prcmctheus, Gray, to leave. Feb 10
Schr Clara Muiiord. cleared. ..fe0 .
BALTTMoHE.
Schr Rachel Seaman, Il gh, cleared ..........Fch
Schr Laura, Cooms np..; ;-...;''..-.' ....'-.Eep C C
Schr : Grove. Weaver, cea cd. ............f-D
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~ IL 4 Il a y IL " II "
QU1NBY's & CO.'S PaOToGkAPH AND
FINE ART GALLERY.
NOW ON EXHIBITION The LARGEST AND
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seen in Charleston They are perfect copies OF ee.
ebrated Works Of Art, both ancient and modern.
Among the collection may be found SALVAIOf
RuSA'S HEAD Or CHRIST, Corrcseo's Magdalene
A. Delacroix's Tide Going Out A. Deacroi1's Tide
Coming III, Turner's Venice, Jackson's English
See merry, Rowbotton'e English Scenery. Baxter's
English and Irish Scenery, Views on the Rhine, The
many others. Il
The public are respectfully invited to call and see
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Great reduction In the pr.ce PORCELAIN PIC
TURES. Recent improvements IN producing these
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OUR CARTES DE vIsITE AND OTHER
PLAIN PHOTOGRAPHS ARE UNSUR-
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E.peciu attention given TO children. Also to copy
inc Old DaguerrcotyDcs ard other pictures. Sausfai
ton in all cases guaranteed and ct prices to coTres
pond with ne tines
sTENEusCUpIC PICTURES
ANp
OTHER PHOTOGRAPHS OF CHARLESTON
FORT SUMTER AND MAGNOLIA
CEMETERY
At i:eslnccd Prices.
fne collection oi
SrEREOSCOPIC VIEWS OF THE NOUN
TAINS IN MORT II CAROLINA AND VHE
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These ,rs tic first aud only Photographs ever tasel
in that locality.
QUINB Y ~ o..
No. 261 KISG-STRREI.
CHARLESTON, s. C.
November IL Smos