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The Prince of Wales has directed Capt
Patten Sanders to communicate to the Har'
ward crew his regret as being prevented from
paying his personal respects to them indi.
vidually and collectively during their stay
in England. Capt. Sanders is charged to
convey to the Harvards an expression of the
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A Paris letter published says; "Tbe su
mora of the possible abdication foroehadow
not improbable event, as the Emperor is
liable to have return of his sickness, in
capacitating him from business. Many
think his sons majority will be proclaimed
on his next birthday"
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It is reported in Paris that Gen Sickles'
late note to the Spanish government declares
that though the United States have not yet
recognized the Cuban belligerents, still II
the situation is not modified they will take
steps to that end
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The custom receipts from the principal
ports for the past week amount to over
$4,OOOOOO.
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King Victor Emanuel of Italy, in reply to
overtures made to tho Duke of Aosta in con
nection with the Spanish throne, declares
that his son shall never reign in q free
country unless by the unanimous call of its
constituent chambers.
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The Russian clergy propose to get up a
counter demonstration to the Ecumenlcal
Council.
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A detachment of twenty men from the
10Th United States cavalry, under com
mand of Capt Burns, has been ordered to
Virginia to enforce the revenue laws.
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COL Price, clerk of the Commercial Ho.
tel at Memphis, was shot and killed by
guest on the afternoon Of the lth
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A rash youth in Cincinnati kissed q wo
man who didn't like it, and the law fined
him $40 and costs.
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A letter in the London Telegraph says
Lord Byron did not meet Mrs. Leigh from a
period before his marriage until after the
separation from Lady Byron.
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1t. louis Market.

IeIsRIEPHeu 70 tbe NIX
sT. LOUIS, Sept. 13.
Flour unchanged.
Whest-Slow, No. Red fall 1,1lsl,15.
Corn-high grades better, S4a97, for choice to
fancy white
Oats iga52.
Rye-stesdy S5as71.
whiskey-higher LIZ.
Provisions
IL ~-d-dull le3alsa.
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The recount of the vote of San Francisco
has been completed. Discrepancies have
been discovered in nearly every ward. Selby's
majority is one hundred and ten.
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Miss Rye estimates that Canada can alb
sorb $4,000 serving men and women in one
season.
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LIVE STOCK.
New York Market.

Tslegraphed to the ARGUS.
NEW YoRx, Sept. IL.
Flour-Quiet.
Wheat--NO. 2 at 1853.
Corn--Lowcr, small lots prime at is.
0ats--T0a7l.
Pork-30, ,25a3l.
Lard-Uuch hanged.
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A terrific hurricane has passed over the
north Of France, causing much damage to
crops and other property.
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Grants view of the Presidency--"It ma,
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Times.
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Prince Napoleon scandaized the people
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The Quincy, Alton & St. Louis railroad
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The report is confirmed that Spain is to
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Stocks and EYonDy

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OFFICIAL PAPER.
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Carlotta PATHS reputed wealth is SIX mil
lion francs.
The social evil produces fifty suicides an
nually in Berlin.
A New Yorker has found two lost pamph.
let's of John Milton.
Palmerston's diary is written in hand as
legibIe as WsIpole's.
An English peeress has lost so, 600 horins
at Hamburg.
Bonner has taken the New York post
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Longiellow has been honored by the Pesth
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A woman of six feet four does the cattle
markets for New York newspaper.
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Anna Dickinson bestrode her mule like
man when she did the 70 Semitic.
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BUsIMHBs CARDS.
BLYTHE Il STODDARD,
WAGON MANUFACTURERS,
Horb roYauH yYyy~ns.

MANUFACTURE all kinds of Wagons,
4'l Carriages, Sulkies, Skeletons, Farm and
Express Wagons, &c. Every description OF ~
pairing done at short notice. Partioulas atten.
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Anna Dickinson bestrode her mule like a
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The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1869-01-25
,hD ia. J.rdne 1ss bales sea island and 1901 bales

ship Jas Jarne, 1s5 bales sea island and 1901 bales
Total to foreign ports $50 bales sea islands and
s25s do uplands Coastwise, 6U do sea islands and
1890 do splands. Total TIL do sea islands and TO-.
74S b1les upands, against 4sS bales sea islands and
IT'S bales uplands corresponding week last year.
OF this amount - bales uplands and 81 bales sea
islands have been through" cottons to Charleston.
SEA IsLANDs-The receipts OF long staple cotton
since our last report amount to 467 bags Of which
ITO were from Florida by boat and 297 from the Is
lands and by the Atlantic and Gulf Railroad and OF
these 1S6 bags were Florida cotton. The shipments
have been TIL bags to Europe, the North and
through to Charleston.
good inquiry prevailed during the hrst part OF
the week, anu higher prices were pl1d. but holders
advanced rates and consequently restricted pur-
chases. They still hold firmly at these and buyers
hsh. shy of all but the better grades, which are
positively required for spnners orders. Comm GUS
60; medium rs; ino medium s5as0; fine 81 and up,
cottons of extra length and 6ncness OF staple, anu
fine preparation. oo.
RICE Tho receipts Of tho week have been 9,22o
bushels making total of 264 $50 uihels since sep
tember 1st Stock OF clean rice l0l0 tiercss. Inc
demand during the week under review IS been
GOOD. and prices remain steady at 8jAaSAc Tor the
better grades of clean. We note Q Shipment OF 3OO
casks per steamship 10 Liverpool, which we consider
to TO encouraging to rice pan;ers showing that
O direct foreign rale has commenced. thus making
us somewhat Independent of the northern specula-
tious. It Is also remarkable that the above is the
first direct shipment TO- the past ten years. we
quote rough at 81 SOAP Is depending upon quality,
and clean Of s8izaSN for fair to good
NOTE The STOCK of clean Is nearly all sold, we
learn of but about $50 casks for SALE the mers only
beating out to fl orders.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1869-01-25
Nashville Market.

NASHVILLE, January 2l.-CoTroN-The week
opened at 18a28kc tor low middhng. and alter cor,
siderable fuctuatIon during which as low as ~ ana
as high as 2sHc was reached. it closes quiet put
steady at 2Sc for the same grade.
COMPARATIVE STATEMENT.
For 1868-Stock sep ember l, 1867, 522 receipts
to January o. 1885, 80 1l6; shipments to January 2l
1865 3t,s6S; stock January 81, 1869. 327o.
For 1869-Stock on hand september ], 1868. GO; re-
cepts to Januar, 81. 1862 25 519; shipments 10 jan
aary 81 1869, % 299; stock january H. 1862 22SO.
Cotton opened This morning quiet, and remained
30 throughout the day. There was on advance OF
I'D in Liverpool and &c in New York. but 1t had no
effect here except to mako holders Armer IN their
views.
We give the following summary of the days busi-
ness: Received 4i5; shipped S34; sold 76 bales
The closing quotations were ms follows: Low mid
ding 2s; good ordinary 2IH; ordinary &c.
GHA1N-Dealers aye still complaining OF the light
ness OF the COIL receipts and Of the stubborrness
with which farmers ar holding their crops out OF
the market The market is almost bare, and it Is l
POSSIBLE to fill orders. which are coming in quite
:re1ly iron Ale blma and Georgia The sales to-dav
did not exceed 900 bushels. Oats are III good local
and shipri, demand, but moderate supply. Owing
to the extreme scarcity of wEeat prices rule rather
high. lot OF 1850 bu, hals red. from the Caney
Fork country was sold ON Store to one OF our local
millers Today ut Il 90. Rye changed hands during
the week to limited amount. at 81 zeal 20.
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Arrived saturday.

scbrsk corsop. Brown, Bostcn-s days. Mdze.
TO VIM Ro ch & Co. Wagner Monsees, ha'iroan
Agent, Walker Evans CossTe1 oT.iS SiScGHI: an
west May, G. W Williams l. 90. w White, q her-
rison, Jr, q Graveey. Chisolm Bros, D iienthal
Co, " : Co1win & Co, L Schnel Co, feldmann {
20 q " Steffens l. Co, ANIME, D Paul co.
Hurkamp Co, Ruvenel Il HolWes W WEIGH,
Iock, : e Adcer & Co Paul. Welch Brandes, D
Silcox " Klusman & Co. G A LOCO l. 90. 6 W
G ark Co, Willis & Chisolm, B Cowperihwut h
Schr A A Andrews, Robbins. Baltimore-12 days.
Guano. To the Master, Kerr Co. ] Robson,
Railroad Agent ~.
Courtenay e. Trenholm. -,
nrh, Louisa, from Cooper River. 225 bushels
Rough Rice. 10 e aopDock
scHr A Deas fiom w. st Point Mill. G4 tierces
Rice To lhurston Holmes -,
Steamer Pilot Boy Peck, savannah via Belu'orl,
Button anl Edis,o. !Ol bags and 10 pockets Sea
Island Cotton aud >undrics. 10 John ferguson, W
NJ Lawton It, phouse T. Co, Piuckney Bros' i,oper \
Stonay, Canal. DR. il Pinckney. hophias' Mcruo
son & Co. e Edwards Al Jones. j ckol, ltaSe-
mel L. Co. Co!cock & Co. Fraser Dui. bce
Co. widows Hume, + Hutchinson, sou bcrn Ex-
press Co. r & A Caldwell, l boas kirkpatrick
wltte, Ciaiilard Minolt. ,ooo
Sloop K l. | &C. Bennett Cooper River. 7UJU
mounds seed Cot on. To q Ii 1nRranam * son.
sIoop Ellen, ,radick. cooper Liver. lOj5 bushe!s
Rougb Rice To u lnGrahnm son
Roats from James sland. II bags sta Island Cos'
tOn- 10 TTiscI biA' ~.
" Bee 90. L G Cart ,. ..
Pecelyed from Chso.Ins Mill-12U tierces Rice, b
b,cs sea Island cotton. To Bee y co. Iinck-
ney Bros. Fraser Dill
Arrived Yesterday.
Steamship Magnolia, Crowell, New York-left 9ist
inst. Mdse To Kayenel & 20, D aiion co.
Adams Damon Co. Gen Alden, Y ID; y ailiar.
q D brate 20. II Rulwinkle & 10, W Burkhardt
( G Co. II 'i BischoG Co. A Cooke. Courtney l.
co. Claus<en, Cater ssmsron cs"ss bark sg
Eo n Briggs. steamer ii;tator. Frost Adtct, q
Fa.s, . Ful cSs6tt [: BROS, Forsyth. McComb Co.
Fairly Quincy. G.oarish ,, Wnsman VII asant part 1'
n pymnn Co J II Hall l. CO, Jonnsto ;, Crews
Co, o EkA : john-on. Jetf9rds & Co, Knsm sI,I
Bros, klinck. wickenherg Co. LauEe & tie1andeT,
7 II Murray, J G Mllnor & Co, McLoy Rico, Z
Oicman- Nj Marks, Nieinan & Berger. Ostendorf
Co. oNe sons Paul Co popp9nps,%a psna
min Pelzcr Rodgers Co, Reed Co, ] n Rob.
@ scn, Ravenel 4 Holmes, southern Express %, "
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PASSENGERS,

Per steamship Manhattan. for New York-Miss
Scmbey, Mrs Fl Hunt, Miss NJ Harrison, Mrs
Cash. Mr. Gllchrist, Mr. Fontina, b Gready, BIT Lu-
cas- and wife, Il Sombey, Walker.
Per steamship Magnolia, from New York-Wm.S
Pond and lady. d G Conner. R ventel. Ben son,
B Eveland. y Grierson, B A Boscmon, Muster j
Carroll, Forreston.
Per steamer Dictator, from Palatka. via Jackson
willie. Fernandina kc-J D Wood and wife, A Nc
10y, G Swami, Mrs solleo and four Children. d
Seabrook, II seckendorf Mr. Porter. Nr Babcock,
Mr Dye Mr. Firmsnn, Mr. Whitman, Mr. smart. Mrs
Clautsn, Miss Clanton Mrs Owens, Miss Conner,
Ar Kisner, Mr. Phifor. Mr Mason, a r snlvcI, 3 II
Neal, Mr Mcclure, Mrs Jervoy. Miss Jervey, John
sohley and four sons, II Demond. R Demsnd, Mr.
Jennings and Is Un deck.
Per steamer Pilot Boy, Savannah via beaufort,
BnfYton and Edisto.-J G 0ibtes, S Hoyt, II P
Griffin, q Boiling and wife. G c Smith aud wife.
II Gray, II f Jones, u Jacobs 81 Jacobs. Jr. = Nc
Nelly, r N Edwards. F L Wilder, Brown and
sife, Miss Kate Fripp. Major John jenkins and SON
Edings, J Whaley, DR. Leo. q Bailey
Bailey, King. J ownse1d and daughter, j. p vope'
Majo: terliug. Miss BcrliGS. W Whassy. W MiAeh'
- Prescott, and 48 on deck.
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Markets by Telegraph.

FOREIGN MARKETS.
LONDON, January 23.-Noon.-Consols 0SH'
Bonds 75x.
LIVERPOOL, January ry23.-Noon.-Cotton easier but
not lower; uplands II ha1lxd; Orleans II AallNdi
sales l., COO bales. Turpentne Ses.
TwoP. M.-Cottcn quiet; uplands II 1sa1lHd; Or
leans 1lXa11zsd; sales 10000 Turpentine sos
6dsS1s.
HAVANA, January 23-sugar frmer at8A.
DOMESTIC MARKETS.
New Yonx, January 2S-Noon.-Stocks unsettled.
Money easy att. Exchange OK. Gold s57s. 62's
1SX. Gotten lower at 2sN.
Eyening.-Cotton dull and decidedly lower; Gales
$50 bales at 2sXa2s. Flour moderately active at
Moons advance. Wheat very Arm. Corn unchaug-
ed. Pork sSOasO a7H. Lard Armer-kettle 2oa2OA.
Turpentne 55a56. Rosin 215Ha26X. Groceries and
freights steady.
BALTIMORE, January 2S.-Flour and grain dull
Pork active ct ss1aS1 80. Bacon shoulders 16a16H.
ST.. LOUIS, January 2a.-Pork higher at sSl; Lard
10; piece meats active and advancing.
WILMINGTON. January 2S.-Spirits Of tupentino
advancing tendency at 81 casa Rosin steady at sSa
6. Crude turpeLtne unchanged. Tar steady,
prices unchanged. Cotton 11teeL DIE.
AUGUSTA, Januery 23.-Cotton dull. heavy, ana
declining during the day. and leading buyers per-
sistently refused to operate. Middlings nominaiy
27c closing weak sales Al bales; receipts sOs bales
SAVANNAH January 2S.-Cotton dill and nominal
mddlng 27Ha2sc; receipts 1903 bales; exports 262l
bales.
noble, January 2S-Cotton receipts 4ls bales;
sales $50 bales; limited demand; market closed duh
and easy middlng 27A.
NEW ORLEANS, January 2s.- Cotton dull and un'
settled nddrng nominally 2a4a2sc; sales 75O bales;
receipts ssl pales; exports IL, 80 bales Gold S6h'
Sterling 4s1s. Commercial 471za4s Sugar active;
common lOHa1OAc; prime l9'4alS; yellow clarihe'i
11a14Zc. Molasses active; common 60a64; Prime 81
a69; choice 7la72c.
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savannah Cotton Market.

SAVANNAH, January 2l.-our market has shown
tbis week little yariat on at any not more than
hall cent, and willis Europe and the North have
receGed al r. cted lad IN the fol mer and Nc In the
latter We have SGD pretty steady at from 2oa2eHc.
with of c, urse ome irre ulariy. although few sules
have been made ON he basis of the outside figure.
We have, by auction sales. been as low as 27A tor
middlng, but not quotably so, and some cottons
have been Ield at 2S,1c at same time. large Line
ding comes out under 27hc q ID, fair criterion OF
purchases. Prices arc to-day. Notwithstanding bet
ter accounts, sbout the same as We quote VIZ Mid
ding 28Ac; low middling 2i%c; good ordinary
26A Cts.
The receipts since last have been 467 bales sea
islands and a. 091 tales upands against $50 bales
Islands and l8 SIG bales uplands last ycnr he
ports have been: o Liverpool, per steamship Eol-
and lis bales sea islands and 1467 bales upland; per
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Boston Market.

EosToN. January 20. 1sS9.-coT ron The mar
bel has been completely unsettled for cotton the
past week. and prices a. tho close are almos entirely
nominal. The market opened carly in the week
with good demand aud general advance IN prices.
but bsequent unf5voiao adyices from Great Bri-
tain have lead to decided reaction, and at the
close the article is very dull wo quote ordinary ut
27a271sc good ordinary al q 7ka2Sc, low middltg at
oska2oc and middGng at 29l29Hc per pound, in
cluding uplands and Cult.
DoMEsIIcs.-Ther has been a much better feeling
for all kinus Of cotton goods. und very general ad-
vance in prices sine, last. In woolenB not mu h
activity to notice, but the prospects OF goo1 trade
in boz cotton aud wooilens are Very encouraging.
GUSlyY CLorH-Thrre is more inquiry fer this ar.
tiole and the market is hrmer bur no sales of any
Importance. The transactions comprise 225 bales at
71SaTAc gold, in bond. and 19c currency.
NAVAL STonEs-1here is very little change to no.
tice in spirits turpentine. and market quiet Sales
at 55aS6c per gallon In tar sales at SO 62a3 IS per
Dbl, In small lots Rosln continues dull and has
been In mode ate demand. Sales Of 200 bbls low No
It 81 CO. and 100 bbls common ut q Is per Dbl.
Pitch is qui,t. and sales confined to small lots.
RIcE-rhare is firm feeling for rice, with sales OF
Raugoon at 8ls5sc, and Carolina at ea924c per 10,
prime qlality selling ut 91sa9Ac per ID.
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educational.

rCHE DUE WEST FEMALE COL
LEGE.-This is one Of tn. most fourishing in
stituons in the State. Pupils received at any time,
and charged from the time Of entering.
Tuition including Latin and French, d per
month.
Boarding. including Fuel and Washing, S14 80 per
mcnth. >. 5. BoNNhh,
december IA mth3mo President.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1869-01-25
Wilmington Ma rket.

WILMINGTON, January % S-TUnPENIlNE-Only,
35 bbls received to-day and sold at So 40 for s and
Sc 20 for hard per 2S0 pounds.
SPIRITS TURpLSrNK-But little doing for want oi
stock and prices hade higher. Sales OF "a bbls at
BLK cents, and 2e5 bols at 80 cents per gallon.
RosN-22s bbls changed hands at So 25 for No /,
and IS for pale.
TAn-s8 bbls sold at 50 IS per Dbl.
CorroN-No sales reported.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1869-01-25
Interior Cotton Markets.

ATHENS, January 22.-corTos.-Our market has
been quito animated all the weei by the high prices
Of cetton, which b also caused continued frmness
in eorn Planters appear inclined to sell their cot.
top and bringing 1t in freely, and realizing 26h
a265lc for the better grades. The receipt: a. this
point are SON ewhat iu excess of last year.
MACON, January % -CoTroN.-The market to-
day opened brisk at q cents, but soon lapsed into
dulness. and closed very quiet-not enough doing
at the close to establish quotations. Tho receipts of
the day 5il balcs shipments 392 baes sales 493
bales.
ATLANTA, January 22-CorroN. 75
bales; prices downward; market at 271sc.
MONTGOMERY, January 22-coTToN.-8Tarket
quiet at 27c Ior low mddlings
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1869-01-25
To Cur Customers Generally.

THE FINEST FRENcH AND ENGLISH PERU
MEIY, SOAPS, POMADES, HAIR Oils. halN me-
SInRaTIVEs. COSMETIC, &c, from tho most re-
spectuble houses in cach country.
On, GEMAN COLOGNES arc unsu passable =,
For English and French Hair, Tooth and Nail
Brushes, 1ortoishell, Bufal" and other dressing
Conbs, we challenge rivalry.
par i.ular attention Is paid to the making OF Nc
menlo Hair Work as BREAST PINS, EAR RINGS,
FINGER RINGS, CHARMS, &c.
All oldcrs by mail will be SO filled that the repnt3,
ton Of the house tort past thlry-hve years shai'
not suner in orr hands. Always on hand III as
sorlmrnt of French Jewcry. liberal discount to
merchants and tho trade.
NJ. u A. ASHTON,
No. 24O KING-STREET.
January tulm CHARLESTON, 5. Z.