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.M-IRINE NEWS
q II a Il LIE TON, PRII 8
ARRIVED YESTERDAY.


Suhr Island Bcllc, Pierce. Cardcnas-T Gays
Sugar AMI m0lasscs. To w Hall.
Scar Frank & Emily, Golley, Bali!more-G days
Corn and oats. TO k NJ Butler Il SON.
Schr Ann 5 Deas. Garlati. West Point Mill. G.
terces rice. To Cohen, Hanckel & co, ard J.
AIKEN & co.
Sicamcr Planter. Poster peelee River Vi;
Georgetown. ~ bales upland cotton. Ia hbl:
!. y Mnwry & son. Kirkpatrick Il Witte, C W VII
Iia,ls & 60 Frust Is A'lger, q II %alter It co, Pei
ger. Rodgers j. cu, DOwie, Noise & Davis, and
Order.
CLEARED YESTERDAY.
Steamship Tennessee. Chichester, New York
srhr Palma, Rankin, New York, via Whining
ton, N CIV Roach * CO.
sthr X NJ BrooEng, Douglas, Sagua la Granic-
] 4 Euslnw 4 20.
Schr Ida Richardson, Bcholl, Daltimorc-J y
EESlow & co.
scIlr Mary, Gchr!st Bucksviile, S C--J y i:ns.
low Il co.
sclr Wv Simmons, Williams, Providence, T.
Scllr May bay, Adams, Rockpori, BE, VIA
Georgetown, SC-Rislcy Creighton
SAILED YESTERDAY.
EStcanlship Tennessee, Chichester New York.
Scilr J W Wilson, haaiTS, a Northern Port.
Schr Carlton jayne Bruwu, Bucksv;lIr, sc.
Sclir Ida Bella, Fisher, Southern Port.
Schr Maitie Holmes, ShiGbs, Georgetown, S c.
FROM THIS FORT.
Steamship South Carolina. Adkins, New York.
April !.
Steamship Maryland, johnson, Baltimore,
April &.
CLEARED FOR THIS PORT.
Schr n Hawkins, Wyatt, at New York, Apri!4.
MEMORANDA.
The hri. Rruj Carver, Pendlctnn, from EIcks
Vile, ) &, arrived 1t Belfast, sc, March y.
List Of Shipping
~ THE PoET or CHARLESTON. ArRIL 7.
Vessels under 100 LOnS and steamers cusStIng
within tue State, excepted.
STEAMSHIPS.
Arragon fBr), 1917 tons, IouIson, at Doyce & co,s
wharf, for Liverpool, lOading-R Mrrc 4 c1.
Falcon, 6T2 tons, Horsey, at Union wharf, for Bal
timOrc, loading-P c Trenholm.
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THE CRoPs--Panting has, In many parts OF the
South, been retarded by prevalence OF cold and
wet weather, which shows disposition TO extend
Into the spring. 1t Is probable that the efforts
being put forth to Increase the crops have not
been equalleil, and the amount OF manures sent
to the interior has been without former precedent.
Wherever there is good management the general
tendency to advance has been steady, and the
improvement is shown In the decided increase OF
the cotton crop this season. With favorable
weather during the coming crop year. there are
good reasons hope that the result will be in adj
vance OF anything since the close OF hostilitlos:
but much depends upon atmospheric conditions,
and unless favored with suitable weather, heavy
supplies OF manures, improved implements and
better organized labor. will fail to produce the
increase that should fairly be looked for.
The receipts Of cotton at the ports from March
81 to April 6, as reported by telegraph have been
rs follows This does not include the overland
or North Carolina supplies:
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1900 bales. On Saturday the former was firm at
1ozzd sa,.s 1o 900 bales; the latter was quiet and
firm at e2xc, sales 500 bales. On Monday the
former was buoyant and advancing, uplands
11sd, sales 5000 bales; the latter advanced to
&c. sales 1900 bales. On Tuesday the former was
0rmer and closed with an upward tendency, up
lands 11x@114d, sales $4,000 bales; the latter
was frner at 23Xc, sales 1900 bales. On Wednes.
day the former was quiet and steady at 1111@
ll,1d, sales 1900 bales; the latter was quiet at
o3@23Xc, sales 500 bales. Yesterday the former
was steady at 11X@11kd, sales 1900 bales; the
latter was quiet and firm.
The stock OF the article in sight at the latest
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81,
The arrivals at the ports for the same week last
year were g, 109 bales.
The COTTON MARSEr-Th!s article during the
week under review assumed an improving char.
acter, and q better demand has prevailed, with
advancing prices. In the foreign market this
staple opened at 1924 for middling upands
and hardened to 1lH@l1l<d; at New York the
rates com nenccd at 221 and stfrened TO 23Ac,
and at this port prices began at 2lc and st!nsned
&c 22c q ID.
The movements at Liverpool and New York for
this period have been US follows: On Friday, April
i, the former was firm at 1oHd for uplaEds, sales
~ 600 bales; the latter Vas quiet at 22Xc, sales
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The charleston Market.

IFOH THE WhkK ENDkENV AZ RSR1' VI
THE RKcErrrs, &c.-The arrivals OF cotton al
though declining, exhibited for the week, up to
Friday last, o small gain on last year, and were
41,474 bales against a3,e1e the season before. At
New Orleans the supplies were 2l,2e2 in contrast
with oss the year previous the total for
the year up to the latest mail dates were 2,a0a,SSa
bales, against 1855, 145 the last season-show-
ing an increase Of 654.1ss bales.
The total receipts at the principal Southern
cotton centres up to the latest telegraphic iate-
Iigence have been as follows:
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New York Rice Market.

From the Journal of Commerce OF the 5th In
stant: There Is perhaps e trilic more Inquiry TO-
day for domestic, but The business Is too light tO
Indicate q decisive change. We quote 5a6c.
Flnr, the Herald: Carolina was quiet, lb:lt
steady. StE III s:l.cs were made within the range
Of 5a6c for common " prime.
From tho TIElc-: Rice dull and nominal!y nm
changed. Sales OF 20 ierces Carul!la 1t 52laUAc
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IntcrIor cotton hInrkcts

SUAfTER, April 5.-Cotton firm at from 17c to
2sc, but little Offering.
ATLANTA, April 5.-Thc market closed active
at 19Hc for Inlldilngs 1870 for low mddngs;
17kc for good ordinary; 1Gc for ordinary.
MACON, April 5.--Rpcents to.dav 67 bales;
sales 263 bales: shipped 348 hales. The market
closed firm with good demand this evening at
2lc. Offerings still very light.
MONTGOMERY, April 5.-Our c)tton market ls
quiet to-day at zoe for low nIddlings.
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AND coMMERcIA1.
Stocks, Bonds and Bank Bills.

EPORT OF THE Ma +
FOR THE WEEK ENDING ArRIL 7TH, ls'o' fKE'
PARED EXPRESSLY FOR THE NEWS" BY l. 8
Z. BENNETT, STOCK BROKER AND REAL ESTATE
AGENT, NO. 40 RRoAD STREET.
During the past week the market for all classes
of securities has been very dull For sterling e8.
change the rate yesterday was eoh@sl Tor siA1S
de, bills In domestic exchange the banks were
purchasing sight drafts on New York at %@A
and selling at A@7s premium. Transactions IN
pold limited; bought at 1o@lo1s, sold at L. Banks
discounted freely, on good collaterals, at 2
cent. per month.
S.,th.rn EanfS Bills.
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Receipts by Railroad. April q.

395 bales cu,tCI, 81 bales domcs!ics. GO s els
oil neal. % bbls naval stores. ears stoct. 10
Hlijruali Agent, A u s!ulii.ai,, " Courtney X
ca, & II Water & co. Frost Il Adccr. q Trcn.
holm < Snn, l'clZcr Ec.scrs &c CO, MoHry SON.
W Smith, Grac.er & Smith Hro1lc cn. e
WiIiaE,s * ca, Bowling & CO, Eiasnlal d Howell,
Ca!,iweii IL !,,..i, mi Rcrdcr & Davis.
SOETuEAsTERS RAILROAD.
- l,airs cotton, go ihs naval stores. cars lum.
her and r!IrsnlalcS. Inflse. Nc. To w Williams
X CO. ~ !dwrll & Son. Br0tic e co, Ravcnel 4 go.
W X RYAN. kinsnan 4 Iinwcll, Smitk Z, Nav
shall ir. y Ehuugil, Ford, and kiincS, WICK
enbrrG Il co.
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H1HScL.Eet'.;.

Per steamship Tennessee, for New iork-S
L Weld. Capiain anderson and wife: Miss Andrr-
son, G " WuudnlaD, a r New comb. D Aims. Mlss
t;octluch ]. Goodrich, = Greenwood, 7 q Vince,
Mr I!r,ckc;l, c i Kuiaht, J Kirkland, Jr Mrs and
Miss White, " A Couricnay, Wilhersley, aud
" Meade.
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eD- Persons hepositing letters IN The ros.on!ce
will please place the stamp near the upper right
hand corner Of the envelope, and they will also
please to remember that without the stamp let
ter cannot lie mailed, but will be semitic the Dead
Letter O!i,ce.
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FLoUR-The market Is steady at the following
quotations: SupcrGne $4.T5; extra IS so; family
SC; fancy Sc IS.
q bushel sacked and delivered in depot.
wMEAT.-Sales to-day Of 300 bushels white NJ
81 25, sacked and delivered III depot. We quote
the buying rates as follows: Mediterranean csc;
red 81 o5; White and amber 81 l0al Is.
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OFFICLdL.

LIST OF LETTERS remaining in the poslo9lce
at Charleston, for the week ending April I,
1870, and printed officially in The DAILY NEWS,
as the newspaper having the largest circulation
in the City Of Charleston.
@ Persons calling for Letters Advertised,
should state that they are Advertised"
sT ONCE hours from A. NJ. to 61lP. II. On
Sundays, from 51z to OK P. N.
STANLEY G. TRoTT. Postmaster.
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SHIPS,

SHIPS.
Southern Chief, 1918 tons, Higgins, at Atlantic
Pacific o35 tons, Foss at Atlantic wharf, for Liy
erpool, leading-W Smith Is CO.
BARKS.
Elliott Richie, tons, Pung, at Accommodation
wharf, from Guanape Isles, Peru, waiting
Card.
A B wyman, sss tons, wyman; At / Atlantic wharf,
Island Queen (Br) 332 tons, Brooks, ct Marshali,s
wharf, from Newport, Eng, dlschargiRg-R
VIM Fisher tBr, : tons, Burney, in Ashley River,
for Newcastle, Eng, loading-G Rhett q
1' sCHooNERs.
Montana, tons, Parker, at Railroad wharf,
for Boston. loading-Rlsley Creighton:
Ida Richardson, 17Sf0ns, Bedell, In Ashley River,
for Baltimore, ready Enslow 4 co, al,
Eclipse, = tons, Thompson, at Eti%an cos
wharf, from New York, dIsclarging-W Roach
4 CO.
Georgia, 12o toms Brien, at Brown 4 cos wharf,
for Boston, loadinS--M Goldsmitn son.
Railroad wharf, for New York, loading-Wm
Roach d CO.
Serene, tons, Jones, at BENEFITS wharf, from
Norfolk, waIting-Rsley Creighton. n,-.,u
W Thorndike, 120 tons, Hail. In Ashley RIVER,
for q Northern Port, loadlng-H Baker
II G Fay, 1888 tons, Prescott at N r Railroad
wharf, for Baltimore, loading--Master.
NJ Brooking, 16e tons, Douglass, In the Stream,
z Steelman. 26s tons, Church, in Ashley River,
for o Northern Port, walting-W Roach CO..
Nora (Br), = tons, Hewes, at Brown Co.'S Wharl
from MatanZas, waiting-W Ilall.
Maud Webster, ITO tons Wentworth. in Ashley
River, for New York, loading a Enslew x
S Wv SIMMONS, 7ao tons. Williams, in Ashley
River, for Providence, j. ready-Risley &
Creighton.
Palma, Cos tons, Rankin. ct Adgcrs wharf, from
New York. d.scharging-W Roach & co:
Central America, 2.I ions, Crouch, aC Palmetto
wharf, from New York, wai!.Gs-J y Enslow
Il co.
HAY Day. = tons, Adams. at Ccntra, WHARF
for Georgetown, SC, rcadr-R!sley IL Creigh-
ton.
Mary, tons, Gilclirst, at Palmetto wharf, from
Belfast, Me, dsclarSing-J Enslow & co.
Sturdcvant, = tons Cruise, ct Brown " cos
wharf, from Elizabeth City, Z, dischars!ng
r N Butler & Son.
Lilly. = tons, Hughes, at hdgcr's wharf, for
Savannah, ready-W Roach & co.
w & Dearborn, tons, Scull, ut Central whSrl,
from New York, di@chargIng-H Baker Il
Thomas Mskimmons, - tons, Lewis, at Palrnet-
TO wharf, from cardenas, tlischarslns-J i
Enslow & co.
Anna Z Glover, 2ss tons, Terry. at Central wharf,
from liosron. dscllarging-M Goldsmith &
Son.
C E raymond, = tens, Higgins, at Brown h cos
=; wharf, from Boston, discharsng-N COLE
=: smith 4 Sen.
Island Belle, = ,ona,' Pierce, at Grown d co.'s
wharf, from Cnrdcnas, di.chareing-W +
Frank L Emily, = Col!ry, Mt Erown 4 co.'s wharf,
from baltimore, dischargng-R N Bu:ler &
Son.
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rosin; s7@ss p II on lumber; $se1e q n on tim
ber. To Boston, by sail, H@Hc p ID on upland
cotton. To Providence, $s p on boards &c
2 b on cotton. To Philadelphia, BY steam,
nc = fb On uplands; by sail, $se1 p II on boards;
50 on timber; So q ten on clay, and ss@s 25 on
phosphates. To Baltimore by steam, Hc y
b; by san, IS p II on boards; 81 5o@s 90 q ton
on phosphate rssk. Vessels are in demand by
our merchants to take lumber freights from
Georgetown, S. c., Darlen and satilla River, Ca,
and Jacksonville, Fla, to Northern ports, and
sli012 p n are rates On lumber and boards.
MISUNDERSTANDING BIILs.-The rate yester-
day was 2sx@2l for 60 day bills.
DOMESTIC EkyHANaE.-The banks ore purchas-
ing sight checks on New York at par; days X
discount; 10 days Il per ct. discounti Is days x;
20 days :; so days They are selling sight
checks at 4 premium.
aoLp.-The brokers were yesterday buying at
10, and selling at II.
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EXllOrfI.

sAGuA La GEANDE-Per schr NJ BroeEihg-
III. .OGo :cct lumhrr, leo empty hhds.
New YORK-Pcr steamship Tennessec-I1 bags
sca island cotton, 5SS bales upland cotton ?o2
tcrccs rice 81 bales yarn, 81 tierccs clay, haes
hides 81 bundles leather, "a bundles paper, o.
cup Y barrels, and sundries.
BAiT1MORE-Per schr Ida Richardson's tons
phosphate rock 10000 feet flooring boards.
PROVIDENCE, r I-Per schr SV W simmons
l4.,coO feet yellow pine Touring.
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HliercIla1lfons.

VERY LIGHT BROWN SUGAR, u
pounds for 81. At
r::.J NIlSUSS GROCEl.l.
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NorE.-we have deducted from New Orleans
:icssi bales uplaEhs from Mobile oSo bai"s' from
Savannah soss bags sea island aud Il bales up
land and from Charleston 3I2l bags sea island and
ISL bales upklnd-the quantities received at those
norts from Mobile, Florida, Texas and Savannah.
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4, J G |.
Alstna. Geo !.
Ala!cn, John /
Aston, Col II A /
Ancruni, Jclin |
4 .io.I. w |.
Aust0n, wm !
BARTON, A N |
i,all,rr. Geo |
Berry, Noses |
T.enEct, Geo !
bcllrcns, q |.
Beck, Arthur |
BcEc,licl & Co,
{, II /
Pcslaw. Peter I
IsnUnc, james i
Royce. Il |
Boyd. DR. " s
Bowers. Jnc |
I,o,ic, Henry ]
Po!d. i.amc \
30. ctE, J l. !
Erowtr, ] r
proM u. Edward
Bright, Geo n
EluUks, y l.
Brady, Patrick
Burke, Cllristc
pier
Burns. Joseph
Eulicr, A /
Eilcs. Henry
.BrIGtl!, Capt J
III Upy. ! ttc
Carroll, Edward
Campbell, 49,.
Charles S
CgnII'i'cll,
Smart
Chandicr, len
IaSdw.cs, John
Clnisiirn, 8
lion. Thomas
Chaplin, J
Cil EGiii, 1llos
Clark, S w
Clark. 4 p
Cobb, Gideon
Cole. Julius il
CuSal;It, Sylvia.
ms
Collins. Patrick
c0uEcc.i, I Wal.
lace
Cummings, J II
=
Cunningham, A.
Da wson, Thos
Earth. Rev Jas
Days, simon
Davis, Caleb
DAIMLER & Far
rar
naly. ] G
DcIany, Maj u
EG,i:crly. 4 J
l;rhtrH. llc3ry
DuhMorc,
Adam
Eil"a.GS, 81
l.rs =
Ecbcrt. JGs
Ellis. L"scrh s
Far. Theodore
Firi.lirg. + w
FI.;h", Charles
Fol-. raiiick
FcrE"r, Blu
fc.d
Fraii;Gf, Vim
Gr;lInlap.Lcn..s,
Gilbert, TIE
G:l,lIcs. Jas G
Giles, Paris
G.a*sh!cr, j.
Glover, Frargcr
Cnc;!;a. J 3
Golic.y. lleuv;
G:G',al,. Ju,:n !
Graham, Berry.
Eairis, W G !
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PORT CAL END Il Ie.
nfnnNiS III QLa

r;ys: Quarter. Sth, IL hours, minutes, evening.
rull aiuO,, I5tli hours, 6Innutes, evening.
Last Quarter. I'D. II hours. minutes morning
Ncw Noon, Goth, l hour, II minutes. evening.
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Exports for the Week ending April g.


FOREIGN
BARCRLoNA-Per Span brig Gebrciln-2co oales
upland cotton, 800 bbls rOsin.
A PORT IN AUsTRALIA-Per snip DaVic blo"h-
612,seS feet steam sawed lumber.
DOMESTIC.
New YoRK-Per steamship South Carolina.32
bags sea island and sS2 bales upland cotton, III
bbis rosin o5 tcs rice SO bales omestlcs 1ee bum
dies paper, "a pEgs dried fruit and sundries:.
Per steamship Champlon-6S4 bales Gotten, es tcs
rice 81 bales yarn. rs empty bbls, Is packages. !
horse. buggy. Per steamship Charleston-21O
tcs rice, 43o bales cotton, 10 bales domestlcs, sS
packages sundrles, horse.
PHIIApELPGIL-Pcr steamship Zodlac-li1 ties
rice l62 bales upland cotton, 1S1 bales yarn warp
and thread, so bundles paper. tons EflTan Ter
tllizcr, 81 bbls oranges. II casks clay ana sun
dries Per schr Dan GifUrd-200 tons phosphate
roOk, $1,000 feet timber.
EAITIuoRE-Per steamship Maryland-71 fcs
rice 3S bales cotton, 5s bbs rosln, bbls beans,
bags seeds, case hats, $4,000 feet lumber aud
sundries.
WILMINGTON, DEL-Per schr Baker-3lo tons
phosphate rock......,Per schr Sparkling Sea
90, ,o2s feet rcsawed lumber, 500 feet hewn tim
ber.
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Nashville Market.

NASHVILLE, April 4.-CoTToN.-With favorable
atlyices to-day from Liverpool and New York, our
market was very much improved tB tone, and
buoyant throughout the day. We quote: Inferior
.13ul5c: ordinary l7alS; good ordinary loas0c;
low middling PIC.
COTTON STATEMENT.
Stock on hand September l, 1863. 9.......... None
Received previously. 39, $3.50 Cos
Total. ............... $3.50
SHIPPED to-day. y...................... lol
Shipped previously Cos
Stock on hand. 5,9G7
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL

DaIing 'hc week ending to day the Treasurer
OF IT, IHited States received from the printing
DIVISION Sil'-53o. The shipments during the
=. - N fractional currency.
1Ee amount Of securities held by tina Treas1-
Ter 81 Tie United States IN trust for national
PASS reported :J-1iv wl1c a. follows For cir.
Su-a'i.s HotoS. >'ii .)I9 -. For ieosits of pub
u. moneys. ~iG.i .53 Total, SIS, 2I6, 80
lie amount OF fractional currency redee n Ell
ar '.J>irCyt Il Curing the week was S65i 800.
Tue amount OF mut;lstcd hank notes burne I
during tie week ending ;o-day was sS2J So.
mFNi"g the total amount burned 10 date. So
.,'".i'>. The hank currency Issued for bills
dt>t Dyed DUNG the week was i,J, 30. III akin
the total amount i ned therefor SIS ,0lO.72J.
3Id leaving a balance due OF So ,il3. The
Mt onal Bank circulation OutStaniing ut this
date IL ~. l;S, 22l
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We have hopes in regard to Victor Hugo,-the
81. "" OF France. Very slight, IT i true: but.
nevertheless, gleaRs. The fearful old horn
blower has been carefully telling the Parisians
how they can get their beautiful city utterly
destroyed, and promising them to help the m at
ter along by going upon the rsmpartS, where he
thinks his presence, unarmed, why unarmad.
Oh, valiant solder may be useful. Ii he does.
which We very much doubt, We can only hope
that some loDg-sufering long-range Prussian
will pick him Of early in the fray. Then, il he
happy gets fairly buried, We shall hear no more
Of him, either through novels or procIamafions
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-09-17

By the publication OF the will of the murdered
Benjamin Nathans, il appears that wash
irgton NathaDs, the son suspected of the mur-
der, gets $500 conditionaly on his leading a
life Of regularity and sobriety and marrying a
Hebrew wife while the other children get so Oo0
apiece absolutely. This fact seems to have re-
viyed TO some extent the suspicious ayains.
Washington Nathans; but, as the will elsewhere
speaks Of him as beloved son, 1t is probable
that he Is charEeaole with nothing more serious
'han beng a rather fast young man, as the
sons Of wealthy New Workers are a., Tn he
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-09-17

The Lincoln statue, which was placed in posi-
sitiOn yesterday on Union Square, New York,
was designed by Brown, the sculptor, and was
cast by the Wood Bronze Company, Of PhiIs.
delphis- Lincoln Is represented clad In an
ancient Roman toga, with his sharp face, wei,
cut and hfe-like, and in bis left hand the eman-
cipation proclamation.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-09-17

The Washington correspondent of the PhiIs-
delphia Prsss thinks it singular that the oppo-
sition In Congress to the New York airline ard
similar railroad bills has mostly come from New
England members Possibly An inspection of
the stock books OF the railroads between here
and New York would show why some New
England members are not disposed TO favor
competing roads.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-09-17

d. Gen. Frederick Vsndeveer, formerly collector
OF internal revenue for the third Ohio district.
has been arrested for the embezzIement of
public funds willie in Office, amounting 10 over
ssO,to The case is said 10 look quite badly.
but II L only just To Gen. Nandeveer to say that
he has always stood high in community, and
that even row his friends and those who know
HIM best DO not believe him guilty a. char ,ad
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-09-17

Ihe y. \. Iimes remarks that there may be a
certain amount OF technical justice in King
Williams continued refusal 10 treat with a
government which the voice OF the French
nation has not yet ratified. Bat, in an emery
eney ike the present, the world expects the
coEqatror 10 rise above mere diplomatic
formula, and to show himself the friend of
civilization he processes to be by adoptin. the
most expeditions method OF concluding a
struggle whose continuation is an outrage to
humanity
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-09-17

After the october number Pa,mdn's 95zf,ly
Will be discontinued, or rather merged with
HoUrs al HoEs, and out Of the union will sprin.
new candidate for public favor to be styled
SeTle"er's kOntAly. II viii be conducted BY DIR.
HOLLAND
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-09-17

The Prince OF Hohenzollern, who was talked
OF ior The thT' ne OF Spain, il again coming be-
lore Tie ltbHe notice. for an idea prevails in
some psIts OF The interior French provinces tbs ;
the Prussans wish to make him Kin,oFEr,n..
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-09-17

The world Of Fashion l. just now like France.
W.tkCu; any leader, CT constituted AUTHORITY
ErEgIis las aSdicated her throne in both the.
srrIrJs; AMI the Paris fashion journals have
a1.o suSpt u.cd publication.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-09-17

When the chrOniele again gets up spon.
tsneous' string or letters praislng itself for
endesvoring to cripple the Reform municipal
administration, il should take little care that
the ear marks 10 not show Enthusiastically that
they are all the work OF the same hand
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-09-17

Hiram Ketchum, a noted New York politi-
clan Of tie times OF Webster and Clay, died yes
tsIday il the seventy-eighth year Of his age