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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1871-12-14

The men OF intelligence and culture who write
from here TO the leading Iarers Of the country,
with Keen appreciation Of anything that looks
IKE proper spirit of Improvement here, have
given hearty praise to our District authorities
tor the vigOr with which they are pushing on
the work OF making the capital creditable to
the nation and an attractive and comfortable
pace of resort for the people OF the country
MI CroGnse. of the New York Times, gives in
that influential paper a very full and intelligent
exposition of the purposes and plans Of our Dis
tr'ct government for the comprehensive system
Improvement, awarding them high praise. 1t
= pleasant to have the language of ridicule and
contempt heretofore heaped uPOn the capital
city and its people changed to that of com
lliment-
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1871-12-14

The kilograms to-day give further hopes of
the recovery OF the Prince of Wales The hard
tight he has made Tor life shows him TO have
more robust constitution than had been SUD-
posed. According to current gossip he was so
much enervated BY dissipation and bad hours
that he was likely TO succumb easily to disease.
Perhaps he will hereafter-shOuId he recover
show, also, more moral stamina than has been
attributed 10 him; and after the solemn lesson
from his parrow escape from the grim messenger
OF death, he may turn over a new leaf and be-
come more worthy of his exalted position. His
dangerous sickness and hard struggle for life
have served to win for him the sympathy Of the
British people, and also to develop deep seated
loyalty that varrs tie radicals not TO push their
projects for a republic TOO fls: or too far.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1871-12-14
Largest Circulation in the District
Beading Matter on Every Pag'
WASHINGTON CITY:
Thu December Ii, 1871
Resignation of Attorney General Al


Attorney General Alderman has sent his resig-
nation TO the President, TO take effect from the
S;h TO the 10th Of January, as certain official
duties require his personal attention up to that
time. The matter Of a life judicial position
publicly assigned him is still in allegiance. Al
though his resignation does rot take effect until
January, the President, 70 get relief from the
pressure, promptly appointed ex-senator VIII
Hams to he place.
Elsewhere viii be found some particulars Of
the career of Judge Williams. His legal abiIi-
ties are everywhere he'd to be of a high order,
ard the appointment will undoubtedly be &C
lnOvledged a GOOD one on all sides.
The withdrawal Of Attorney General Aker-
man from the Cabinet viii doubtless start the
fsid HEHcs of with the expectation of more news
"f the sort; but there seems to be no reason
whatever to expect any further change.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1871-12-14
The Weather.

VA DkfAkThsNT, ONce Catsf SisRai ONcc a
WAsHISeToN, ID. q Dec 10, lal, 10 a. m I
rsINoPsIs FOR Tbs PAST TWENTY FOUR Houks-
The small area of low barometer which was in
WESTERN New York edne.dsy morning has moved
eestward TO Maine, with brisk Winds for a abort
TINE on Lake Ontario and probably on Msssschu-
setts Bay, but which have now subsidc,i Ueayy
IN New TO and PennsyIvznia. The area of rising
barometer has extended east and over
citsrlpg weather, and northwesterly winds The
pressure mas generally fallen the gulf coast and
nght ram has prevailed in southern Alabama and
LOUISIANA The barometer continues high, so far as
heard from, from Lake Superior to ansas and west
ward. An area of high barometer has also advanced
noItheastward over California and Oregon, where
light winds now prevail.
PROBA B1LIT Es-The barometer " IN probahlv rise
very generally from the Misssspp eastward to the
AIIantlc' Win north AMI northwesterly winds and
pleasant weather. except in western New York
Pennsylvanis and in New England, where cloudy
asd clearing weather will probably continues area
esstw Ard to Minnesota and Iowa. Dangerous winds
are not anticipated from cOasts to day
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1871-12-14

Joseph MediIl, of the Civil Service Commis-
sion, also of the Chicago TJiJUa,. and presen,
mayor OF that city, is said to be the author of the
discriminating vetO' authorized b. the new
constitution of Illinois 1t cOnfers the power on
the governor to veto part of a bill and approve
the remainder. Giving all executive officers
this power would have one good effect, If NO
other. IT would go far to break up the bad prac-
tire of lacking all sorts of Objectionable riders
Jobs, andschemeso Of peciallegislation. to apnro-
Ffiation bills and other necessary measures.
particularly at the close OF the sessions OF Iegis
latiye bodies
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1871-12-14

The horse-eippipg controversy has again
broken out in New York, and AT a meeting OF
TIE executive committee OF the American So
eiety for the Prevention of Cruelty TO Animals
held last Friday, a resolution was adopted
authorizing their president ..to take immediate
measures toprevent the clipping and singing
OF horses during the winter months, The
practice which has called forth this resolution il
condemned by Mayhew and Youatt in their
works on the horse
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1871-12-14

The New Hampshire democrats in convention
yesterday Te-nominated Governor Weston As
ther candidate by exclamation, and passed the
rsrat resolutions of opposition to the measures
81 the present administration. One of the dele
sa;es delivered an address, setting forth his
willingness TO join with the moderate republi-
e"ns SchuTz and TrumbulI, or even Horace
Greeley in order to defeat kuklux legislation.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1871-12-14

Elsewhere will be found an intelligent and
iorcible argument, from a competent source. in
favor of the repeal of the arbitrary law or rule
81 the Typographical Union and other trad
unions restricting the number of apprentices to
lie employed
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1871-12-14

The democratic central committee of Iowa
have issued circular repudiating 'spossum-
i>m.' They say the organized democracy of
that state, in view OF the gains at the recent
election, ''Permits no thought of Reorganization
to disturb its councils,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1871-12-14

Another ring was formed In Wall street about ten
OF the ring understood TO have been to lock cur
reney and thus cause astrngency in tbs Wall street
market Eight OF ten 01isio0 doliars have been
withdrawn from circulation, and the operation has
been attended with some success Ths ring il il al
and stock ope.ators
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1871-12-14

There is an alarming increase of smallpox in
New York city. Thirty-two cases and seven
deaths were reported from last Saturday at noon
to Tuesday at noon against thirteen cases and
four deaths for the same time the previous week
PTecantiOn j. Wis.,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1871-12-14

New York seems TO be more successful in pun
iNhing the abortiOnists than in reaching the ring
piunderers through the law. The woman Byrnes
was sentenced this week to seven years in the
Penitentisry, where ROsenweig and Evans are
serving ont terms for similar OFFENCES
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1871-12-14

John w Garrett was yesterday reelected
president of the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
Company, being the fourteenth time he has been
chosen for that position.
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MEDICAL, &c.

MADAME DOWNS MONTHLY PILLS WILL
Ladies Lao should not use them if pregnant, for they
ST. 3. ", Island. decs- ms
CONSULT DIR. LEON.-Hs grarantee. a spees1
~ ~ ADO permanent cure Of all YkNEREAL AID
snPHiLITlC DISEASES without Ralsana or NJ a.
shed physic an for such speciality IN the city and
has success in curing such nplaints s
Ladies and Eoetlenen canconsult him con6dsstiaiiy
and priyateIy at III street. ocT.tr
I AIDES SUFFERING FROM IRRE0UL.ARI-
80; ueS, seknessesl or any complaint peculiar TO
their sex should conae In DR. LEON, the Cd 81 as
i1S only reliable and safe PhysieAn nah
especially invites aeali from those who have been
oeceiyeS by ewibdiers. He guarantees q speedy
cure or no charge. Separate Rooms for ladg "a,
ssAfs Rooms No. I'll I.strect, betwesa Tn ana
OH. ocZ-tr
m. 0ARDNIR, LATE or rHH RIo0YD a :.
Ov\SMseI AeYsssl, can BE- o0nsuitsd pYivsssly,
IN :. Y, e 70 ?: n, g his efaes. NV corner
q ss s2S RSSS s,sSsS:
perenee IN treating over 10 so casss It tSs ID
nereal Aosptel and practice Of tAirty years smsns
Sotn nase and ss0aae, Be con warrant . cure y .
~. IEgpon tAs receipt Of o.. slrics ana nsat
s Ss S = ssns x sssr' He warran cure
nR, M0IIS FRENCH f0wDfRs, CSKfIiS
SONk Tor Nervous Debility, seminal Enis-
sons, caused by ipdiscretion, Gonorrhss1 03eet,
sceoaSa, nkn Disease, syphilis, in AL IL fsroe,
BalssR Coparid and N1ewyy discasA5.
Bold In Washington BY WM. B. ENTWISLI,
Brnexs3 eerrse Pennsylvania ave. and l2h. street.
~.
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WATCHES, JEwELRY, Etc.

EOR SALE,
AT HALE PRICE, n
In order TO close my business in this ctr this IN
Winter, 90 ssts beautiful and solid GOLD
HvnLkY, including Buttons, Studs, Locker,
mt Me.ri3 the same red uctioo in sPBCrACLEs,
count on Rec y ,a1:sasss ips,r " cent an
RINGs,- nae and rsre WATcHES best ounce
PLATED WARE, do solid coin SILVER WARE
See prtceg-Solid Coin silver Thinbles, from 20 10
20 cents; do. Frui Knives, from ~ 10 es: best dol
Glasses and keys> frn g IS cents Real Pebbles,
usual price IS, ROW 81 to o. 50. Orders taken from
Ito per cent. Scr any valuable goods not on hand
Twenty sixth year Of my bushes. in Albany. sara
toga and w ashiAgton. No. as Pennsy lyanis ave-
nue., near Mosrison's large bookstore.
dec6-5W BENZ L. HOOD.
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f. justin PAYS FAIR PRIOKs for Laaiss,,
~ ~ Gents, and Children1 SECOND HAND
CkVLH1N0, pEDIR-CL0fHINo, BOOTS,
SHOTS, &e.s q $40 strsst, between sth and itS
sts. Nets by nan DremJty sft6n6od 3. oalo-o
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1871-12-14

The Patriot, finding time hanging heavy on
its hands, argues in favor of the Impeachment
Of the President.
Gracious gcodness-Catacsz " i, going 10 write
= book about US.
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END MARKET HOUSE MEETING

0FWEST END MARKKTH0USEM MEETING
eTn Market will please attend meeting at Stott's
Ev EVEN sRs nah Instant s.sset
ee IncIe oe a IulI toin out. dig st
HTGRAcE CHURCH, SOUTH WASHING
bbA AY r TyTES4AY, WEDNESDAY and THUS
Rev b pSxl OF the present week The hight
preside at each service assistant D'n aii4t r'''
TTCENTRAL BUILDING ASSOCIATION,
Sss6c%4f6SS Ting Of . GFS T.
4, .he Law Building, 5th street,
The books o. this Assoeatan are - III soe OK
addnionAi subscribers. Persons desiring to become
n, M . IS M .ns sPaSss A
diia WIN ~ MnSRh.. IN s. srsssrSry'
sSsss u IN It. Tf ElFf Elm I
MAJ, Star oss' or MEX T. 'e cGSGiss' *
nSEsPEcIAL NOTICE.
d GNREDEEMEp Pf Ifs s tine aTse
S Thcn &c s Ssr f. small ssyanss ever cost
Every article fully .srransed rs tine Isl Oh January
aees-n $ s0i InsTi co. a5 5s, z. o ss,
w J. Ii. THONPsON and bR. T 4. AsHFoRp
VIII deliver Course Of Lectu ut Columbia Hos
r.
TUESDAY m January. lS2, at D. m, The object
81 s course OF lectures Is tbs education of ladies
1rscs SO much Of Midwifery, Anatomy PLY sislosy
ami hy s,ene as may be necessary to enable them 70
ne fnysIelan. Circulars with fnl particulars can
ee 3Dtained upon application to DIR. J Ii THOMP-
SuN IJxa Mssssch usetts avenue; DR. r A ASH
frKD, 1880 New York avenue; or the Matrou At
,ne nep,taI. dec5-tf
Ho POST OFFICE DEPARTMENT
~ WASH NGTON. D. c., Nov. 3, 1871.
Complaints having been receiv ed that the Letter
carriers several of the free delivers Offices solicit
don atoms BY means Of New Years addresses and
TINS practice being considered prejuicial to the ser
wees and derogatory to the pect carriers shoald
at Gil times command:
IL 10 therefore ordered that The issung OF any ad-
dress OF substitute therefor, by letter in
tented or calculated TO induce the public TO make
means whstey or, il forbidden.
JOHN A. ]. CRESwELL,
MOI Postmaster General.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1871-12-14

DRESS GOODS
Of every kind. suitable for
HOLIDAY PRESENTS,
at very low prices.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1871-12-14

MRS. MARY 3. MORRILL,, Sptrttral, Tsst.
AVA BNstaess and Medical Medium, No T4O 18th
street northwest, near st, west side dl3-Sts
MRS. MASSEY, Fonmnk TsIier and DoefT1ss- cam
lvA be consulted at her hov.se. Majors Alley be-
tween 6h and 10th and a'ad o sts., "a house from
future. dIS.Nf
MRS. B. SAWYER, tiatrceyaaf, Magxasc TEST
MA MsdtnM, can pc con suited AZ her house No 81 s
9TH ST., between AND ID sts., Island, upon all i'm.
portant basness-pese present and future den I'm.
WDUT MT IN Ny LITTLE BED.0 Bed be
(, Il hanged. Sec old DR. DARBY, he will shane
you M In week, without change Of diet or hind
rance from hnsiU sss. MS % street. Sepe r1iI
rosns Tor ladies' ldecl2 lms
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New York Naval Stores Market.

From the Journal OF Commerce, Mondays Jane
6: The marker for spirits turpentine remains
very quiet. there Is 8 fair supply and offered
freely at the late decline. We quote merchanta-
BILE lots at 4Sc In: yard; 4Shc on deck, and 10 ar
rive at 47kc. Sales embrace so bbls. on dock at
148kc; 100 bbls u. lots at 465sc, and % obls lo.ar-
rive per next steamer, delivered on dock, ut 4Sc.
The market for resins is in the sellers favor, es.
pecialIy for strained. There is o moderate STOCK
on sale. We quote strained at 50 60a2 e.. Sales
No Q auotedtat SO 15a3; No l SSa4; pale 81 25a5 so;
extra pale scat 37H. Tar Is steadily held o: So
for Wilmington and So 10 for Washington.
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--S-S--
P00donG0YGs

Dor steamship Charleston. for New York.
Mrsnd Mrs ] p NesmIth, A G Goodwin, Mr. and
Mrs N A warren, Two olildrensna servant AIs =
7, Stone, Master ward, Misc M DnEkin. Mr. ana:
Mrs J McDougal1ant 'thtsescSilarenfAL sngn,ok
= Wife Miss Robinson, O D Ploger, E Trask, W
Rsrt. Miss ii Greed, Mrs E W Groot, J q DeVoe, ]
L Cook, MISS T. Cook, G Keith, Rev SGoS, S!s
andsGiss C91.tJsO Carpsntegs 9 BT1asoEs JR
and Mrs Kendell, Mr. Putzel, Mrs n Stewart. Mrs
Replne, B Callahan, ] Lee, 4r and Mrs DAILY.
Mr. and Mrs Mcpherson, Mrs and Miss Dodge; MT
and Mrs Sherman, Miss L Sherman; MISS Z sher'
man, Maj Renow, B S James, and otners: .ou
prise and Way Landings-Mrs IA Towles, mrs
Love, MrssKntckerbocker.
lady, a johnson and lady, DR. Il RJohnson' d.
P Miken, and 8 deck.
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Nem pnb!iratinns.
SPEGIAL BOOK lotto F..
raaAazlEs oEaarasrSdaY.

We are Offering great inducements to Book
buyers. The whole OF our large and choice eol
lection OF Books, consisting OF:
THEOLOGICAL AND MISCELLANEOUS BOOKS,
SUNDAY. SCHOOL LIBRARY BOOKS AND
JUVENILE BOOKS,
have been rearranged and marked down in ac-
cordance with the reduced prices Of Northern
publishers.
We offer for the next-sixTY DAYS the further
inducement OF A LIBERAL DISCOUNT on al pur-
.chases of Books 'anountlng.so FIVE DOLLARS
and upwards. our.sTOCE OF BOOKS, consists of
all the latest and best editions OF STANDARD AND
NEW PUBLICATIONS.
OUR JUVENILE DEPARTMENT
is particularly rich in goad'booSs for the young
We have recently made large additions TO our
stock OF BIBLES. The prices aregfeatly reduced.
We are now opciing ap unusually large variety Of
English aud American Family Bibles, Pocket
Rib,e5, and the Episcopal Prayer tRnpk,, atex.
tremely low prices.
We are Special Agents FOR several Sunday
School Publishing Houses, AID have Ga ha sup.
plies OF their publications,
All varieties OF. STATIONERY, and . full assort-
ment OF SCHOOL BOOKS.
Our store is so arranged thai visitors can ex
anime the stock at their leisure. The price OF each
book IS marked so as TO AFFORD purchasers every
AGILITY.
NJ Persons. residing in the country viii please
bear in mind that by sending their orders to US
fJr any books published in America, they will be
charged only the price Of the book. We pay fcI
the postage or express.
rs Address
FOGARTIE'S BOOK DEPOSITORY,
No. $50 KING STREET lin the Bend,f
marA-tuthS Charleston, :. Z.
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Ind THE
.WEEDn FAMILY FAvoRlTE LOcA-srrfoH
MACHINE,
are the best In use. . nm.
For sale on the Lease PlSn, Win Hlonulay pm
4achihe attachments, Needles, Cotton, C"Else
black and coIored,l SIX, Oh, Soap, DO, az.
Repairing as usual. Circulars ana sa<nplesof
work sent on applicstlon. r,n
aeneic. ''ealer In First Cless SeWinSlea
chine ma ~Alatsrial. No. 367 King stree1
auglT Ci@-ieslou'
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To Late .
IHEINE.l

Too late. too late thy beaming smiles rest on me,
Warm siehs,and loving whispers came soG ,a m.''
LIMO since has died that true and loyal PassiSatt
Which, while 1t lived. met but thy scoFn no"'
II miuh. have been-had but thy love awakeneo
BEFORE NV ruined life no power couia saNeM
But now, alas thy warm and tenaer er aus
FAN on my heart IKE sunlsH' on
o,e thing fain would know: Through deaths
wnere 1oes the soul in its mysterious ntghtS:
Where goes the Hame In darkness when ekun-
Where is the.wlnd that blew but yesternight?
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Receipts by RAILROAD. June a.
anrru nIpoI1NA RATLBnID

4sa bales cotton, IS bales goods, 81 cars wood
aud lumber. / car stock. To Railroad Agent, E s
Miles, Pelzer. Rodgers & co, u w Williams & co, II
F Baker d co. Eros, i Adger, A B Mulllgan, q II
Walter i co. Id OeSaussure, G Follin, A 5 Smith,
Sloan b Selgnlous, " B Smith j. co, G W White,
Wardl.v & Carew, " G Courtney i CO, F o M y,
; O Mallonee, VIM c BE i CO, W W Smith, a J
Salinas, Murdaugh It Mathews, J A Quackenbuch,
MOwry d Son, W B Williams i Son, Wiss X co,
Reeder Il DAVIS, Laurey 4 Alexander.
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Drnss, Ghsmlrals, &r.
THE UNIVERSITY MEDICINES,
PREPARED BIZ THE
NEW YORK MEDICAL UNIVERSITY.

COMPOUND FLUID EXTRACT OF CANCER
PLANT-Price 81
Cough LlnCiuS-Prtce 81
Di.anthns Extract. for Epilepsy, 81. Slsus' dance
Spinal and Brain AIectioas-Ptlce 81
Catarrh Specifc-Price 81
Aydrated Oxymel, for Consumption, Bron cMhs,
Whoopiug Cough. &c.-Prlce 50
Pile Extract-a never failing Pile cure@Prlce 81.
May A pple Pills, for Dyspepsia, Torpidlty OF the
Liver. Constipation, &c.-Price SO cents
Headache Fills-'rice so cents
Alkaline Resulvent-an iodized chemical water
superior TO Yichy, Klssingen, Seltzer, &C.
Five Minute Pain Curer-Price 81
Chemical Healing, Blood and Bone Ointment
Price 81
Ethereal Phosphorus-Price SO
Llthia-for the Kidn%eys-Prlce-S3
ka'alpa Extract-she woman's Iriend-Price So
Victoria Regia-unrivalled for beautlfyiDg the
cOmpleXlon-Prce So
Amarantll-for The Halr-stops falling halr-Price
81
Neuralgia-Rheumatic E%lixir-Price So
Fever and Ague Globules-Prlce 81 per box.
For sale by DE. II. BAER,
APRIL No. Isl Meeting street, Charleston.
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Havana Market.

HAVANA, June S.-SuGAR-Holders demand
an advance, but prices are stiff and quotations
unchanged; market favors sellers. Molasses sugar
steady. Muscoyado sugar nrm. Exported dur.
ing the week from Havana and MalanZas. 10000
boxes. and q, 600 hog. heads. OF. which $500 boxes
and all the hogsheads were for The Cnlted States.
Aatanzas, 4so, 600 ho4es; $4,000 ahds. Frelshts
nat.
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Common TO lalr may Dc quotea ~ o<SVo|sS'o~N
at sX@sc,
NAVAL sroBEs-There have been considerable
transactions in spirits turpenHne, and we learn
Of the sales Of about 500 bbls at about 4oc .
gallon.
EasIaura.- TO Liverpool, by steam direct.
nominal on uplsnds (; via New YORK, "a
on uplsnds I; Id on sea islands; By ga. >
6lsd on nplands, ia on sea Islands. To
HAVE nominal. Coastwise:-so New YoIG
by steam, no on uplands and xc on Sa
slands;, BIZ p fierce on rice; by sail, Hc
cotton; - fierce OF rice;4o = barrel on roaln
s.@sie Non lumber; ss@lo p on timber. I
Boston, by sail, nc p rs on upland cotto:i.
To Providence, by sail s. + IL on boards, &c
p b on cotton; by steam 81 = bale on New
York rates. To Philadelphia, BY steam, hcf 70
on uplands; by sail, ST ? on boards; 50 on
timber; $s.R ten on claT, asd sSGs 60 en- phoS'
p1atea. TO Bal siInore, By aseana, 80 ? h~ty
sail, Sc SCOT p b on boards; $s@325 2 ton en-
phosphate rock. .vessels are in demand b.
our merchants to take lumber freights frem
Georgetown, 8. G., Darien and Sati:la River, CHI
and Jacksonville Fla, to Northern ports, and SIC
@l2N NJ are the rates on lumber and boards.
Misunderstanding 60 day bills 22K@22H. :
ONE EXCHANGE. THE kanIs are -pur-
chasing sight checks on New York at par; s days
x,on; 10 days Y of; 10 days OF; 20 days Tpn;
30 days -lon. They are sellirg sight checks at 4
premium. ~
6 GoLD-Hkal2x.
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MaHINE NEHS.
CHARLESTON, S. C....:...""JUNE s,'l8n.
Jas saaeg 70 min seses. Louesasg57 nnins1 sec.
ARRIVED YESTERDAY

ARRIVED
Scnr Ellen, Passale, Georgetown, SCI day.
1900 bushels rough lice. TO r Prlngle q son ,
and way Landings. Is head cattle, so packages
vegetables and sundries. To Douglas Nlsoet. "
G Courtney Il co, Fraser i Dill, h Blschon q co. )
@ q Claussen, Rfnsman j Howell, FL Seapro0k, a
W Eckell & CO, ] Steiber. 7 Raymond, P Harper,
Widows Home and Order.
CLEARED YESTERDAY.
Steamship Charleston, Berry, New fork-Msg
ner, Huger & co, A Courtenay.
SAILED YESTERDAY.
Steamship Charleston, Berry, New York.
Spanish brig Recurs" Secundoi Amison' bafce'
Iona.
FROM THIS PORT.
Steamship Falcon, Haynie, Baltimore, June o.
UP FOR THIS POaT.
The Black Prince, Marshall, at Bristol, Eng, 2sd
May. ,,,..
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Mad1nfna;ton Market.

wILMlNGTW1 June s.--IURPE>TISE.-sales OF
gin per $50 lbs. >h'+
SPIRITS TuRrENrINR-Sales OF $40 bb:s at 42c
per galsn for country packages.
C~OTToN.-Market. excited. Sales CT l35 bales ut
16k, Tx, Is and 1sAc per Id.
RoSIN.-Sales OF 5000 hbs at So 05a2 10 for
strained, 2 10 for No. 9, 5 so 10 4 so fur No /, So for
low pale and IS so for pale.
TAR.-Recelpts small and none Offering.