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The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1871-03-21


The STATE CouRT.-The Court Of General
Sessions met yesterday at 10 O'Clock, his Honor
Judge Graham presiding.
The grand jury havlrg been called, all answer
ed to their Names and returned the following
bills:
sTae State vs.. Augustus Carr-breach OF trust
aaGattempting to obtain money under false pre-
tences. True bill.
: The petit juries Sss. / and q and the supernu.
tmsraries having been called all answered to their
names.
The State VS.. L. F. Koester-assault and bate
~. Verdict, guilty.
:: The State VI. Mary Johnson-assauit and bate.
~. L. 1. Woolfror the defence. Verdict, guilty.
The State vs. Stephen Green-grand larceny.
B. w.seJmour for the defence Verdict, guilty
Of petty larceny.
The State va. July smalls-grand larceny. Con.
tinled to June term.
i The court adjourned at half past 10 O'Clock, until
10 this morning.
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HORSE FLEsH.-We understand that ar
rangements are on foot for race at aneayly day
between some Of the rast roadsters Of on city.
Much interest has been manifested OF lste5oa the
subject Of rapid and handsome horses, and qaite
8 number have changed hands. PerhapsSthe
most attractive team In the city is that OF Mr.
Robert Graham, the proprietor Of the Mills House
stables BE has also just received twenty valua-
BILE animals from Kentucky, which are 10 be dis:
posed Of at private sale.
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PARIsiAs DREssMAKNG is famous, the world
over for its matchless nicely and taste and
those OF our lady readers who wish to avail them.
selves Of the services OF traine and accomplish.
ed arttste in dress, may give their work to
Madame Luzler, with full confidence In her skill,
promptitude aud ability to please She also makes
fine French cossets to order. Her establishment
Is on King street, one door above Wentworth,
over the Dollar Store.
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FEMALE DIssoLUTEs.-Julia Plnckney, Eliza
beth Aiken and Ann Williams, three colored
nymphs Of the pavement, became highly intoxt:
Gated on Sunday night, and, after creating cons
siderable disturbance In Aasyck street, by curss
ing, yelling and fighting, were arrested blythe
police. They showed themselves next morning
before the Mayor, andHere sentenced each to pay
q fine Of SIS OF spend thirty days in jail. The
trio were not able to produce the needlal, and
went to jail.
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"A NUISANCE m MAGNOLIA CEMETERY.-Fre-
,quent complaint has been made by lotholders in
the above cemetery that negroes and other per-
SONS are in the habit Of frequenting the place,
and by theirconduct disturbing those who visit
the graves Of deceased relatives and friends. II
there B any place in the word where human feel.
tngs should be respected It.. certainly L. that
wherein are entombed the beloved dead, and the
proper authorities should see to 1t that the evil Is
promptly checked. A few arrests and fines would
have healthy inaience upon the rascals.
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By John G.. MILNOR s. co.

TRY GOODS. CLOTHING, FELT AND
H. STRAW BATS.
THIS DAY. 21st instant, ct 10 O'Clock, we will
sell at our store. No. l35 Meeting street,
Fancy Cashmere, 0ott0nade, Jean and Linen
Drin COATS And PANTS, MEMS fine Felt, Leg
Jeans, Cottonades. Linen Drills, Black Npacs.
Colored Musins, Lenos Fancy Prints, Ticks, Blue
Dnll, Denims, Stripes, Blue Plai6s, Heached end
Brown Shirting, White, Mixed nnd Slate Hose,
Brown and Mixed Half HOSE SILK Head Nets,
Colored Shirt Fronts, Muslin and Verona Head
handkerchief, Lawn Handkerchlefs, Understands,
Drawers, &c.
Conditions cash. Inar21
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ANOTHER PROFESSOR OF THE STRAP GAME
Yesterday morning, James Mcqueen, colored
man, ,of no occupation, was arrested by ofacer
johnson, on the charge OF larceny and vagrancy.
The prisoner is achum otGeoEge Meiptyle's,r and
testha they were in se sshabiss OF ,shis!sslug
gfeenhorns into the mysteries Of the strap game,
or the trick Of the double loop he Is held for e1
animation.
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CLrBs AND SfARs.-Peter Miller, arrested
for stealing lot OF clothing from Martha Brough:
ton, was turned over to trial justice for prose
cutlon.
Hugh o'Brlen, arrested Saturday night for dis
orderly conduct and using abusive language to.
wards the police In Hasel street. was released on
his deposting $40 for his appearance before the
Mayor Failing to appear yesterday morning, his
case Was continued over until to-day.
An Individual who was not particular as to
where he slept, and who, in reply to the inquiry
Of the policeman replied, without sugar and very
little water,n wastaken up from the sidewalk In
John street and lodged IN the Guardhouse. BE
told the Mayor that he had been betrayed into the
scrape by sweetened liquor, but the excuse was
not received, apdhe was sentenced to pay fine
Of ss, or spend ten days In the House Of Correc-
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D1sAR,uNG THE CHESTER MIITIA.-fhe
Columbia Union Of yesterday says: "Captain
Kennedy, Of the adjutant and inspector generals
department, has arrived in the city, in charge OF
a portion OF the State arms, 1t Is stated between
two and three hundred stands, turned In by the
militia fn Chester County,n .>.-
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Ennrber, fEei, &r.
A GENCY Of THE DEvEREUX
STEAM SAW MILLS,
BUILDERS DEPOT, No. "a CHURCH STREEs,,
rHaxE Dooas EoRrH OF BROAD.

THREE DOoRs E0KTH OF BR9Ap.
The undersigned respectfully solicits orders for o.
cJTY Mill. Sawed LUMBER, TO be delivered ae
snr vharf in the CITY. our Mills being operated oy
s1yers s1y and eSpee1ced s mechancs expect
o6er superior article Of luMess BON IN S1s
aDd regulat,iy ,aysded at the Nills Having made ar
snHam.nts s,Se en FOR the manufacture Of Boxes for
sS;nnin9 vegetables, at prices which win DEFY
c1,ppetiftop. we invite the attention OF farmers
Su ,a snJnners to our nne lists. For one cent ad-
Stonai Boxes In lots Of 100 or over will he dever>
ed at the forks OF the road. e. n. GRIMKE&
maro
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Anr1ion Sales.--future Daps
W. Y. LElTCH & r. 9. BRUINS,
AucffoMeers.

GALE OF FURNITURE, CORNER
- BROAD AND KING STREETS,
viii be sold on WEDNESDAY,, cd instant at
10 O'clock
HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE, ss the corner Of
Broad and King streets, consisting In part OF: {:
BEDSTk ADS, Buteaus, Table, Chairs, Wardrobes,
hair and Moss Mattresses, Stove, &c. Also, IRON
SAFE. mar2l
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TAXING OUT LIcENsE.-Some time Last
week, 8. Brown, colored youth, who did not ap-
prove OF the license bill passed by Council, went
to the dray Of James Foster one night, and while
snelastef was absent, ripped On the license No.
2as, and carredit away. "A 'fSw days sitter, haE.
ing no Intention Of starting the dray business, he
sold the license for ss to one Samuel Allston.
Brown was arrested Sunday evening, and brought
before the Mayor yesterday morning. on tbe
charge Of vsgrancy and stealing. He acknowE
edged the taking OF the license and was SEN
fenced to pay fine OF $40, or 20 to the House Of
Correction Tor twenty days.
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e6R FARuERsAfHE CkaFs. -ghe varied
capacity or she land In the netgnbortrood of our
city to grow rich variety ofvegetables and
frnits is, perhaps, as reg not sufficiently appre-
.eiated by ourselves. Being within. forty.elght
hours run OF the chief Northern cities, with con,
slant communication BY steam, which is steadily
increasing, rnen of sending the articles for
ward sresof the Best kfnd ,eand large smounts Of
early vegetables and fruits eaprbe;placed in the
Northern markets at 9 time when they Will
secure almost fabulous prices. Our farmersare
steadily, however, working up to secure these
advantages, ana we are pleased to learn that the
appearance Of their crops at present is!xery prom
iaing, and should: d killing frost be escaped, a
shipment Of green peas willbe made bs the-New
York steamer on the coming Saturday. Irish
potatoes are growing finely, and In fewweek
the new crop may be expected in our market.
ssrswbersaes, we understand, has already been
seen, and will so6n'6s had IA Increasing quanti-
ties.
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PAPER DOLLS PAPER Dolls Sold at 8, 6,
sand IL cents each former prices, 8, 10, Is and
No. 16l KINa ST., AND HAsEL ST. BAZAAR.
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f. THE STEAMSHIP GEoRGIA.-The steamship
Georgia, which was detained at New York by the
fog until late on Friday evening, arriveds here et
daylight yesterday, making an expeditions trip
In spite of the heavy weather. This steamships,
beyond question, one OF the finest on the coast.
She carries an enormous quantity Of freight, and,
unlike most vessels Of her class, has luxurious &C.
eommo datlons sfer. PASSENGERS. The state3rssms
snlHee and haaasemesF surnfsheas the table is
taoroughlS ,Eea supplied and The attendance Is
excellent. Captain Sidney Gfowtr,, who com.
niands thsGeossia, tse aNyeteran sailor in whom
the sea:goiiis pubic have entire confidence. No
wonder, then, that the Georgia, with her'state'
rooms "all on deck,"is is likely to be loaded down
with pleasure sec kers. as the summer comes on.
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DISEASE flourishes because It's victims know
not the corrective restorative. Were they wise,
they would avail themselves of the curative
qualities OF the Old Carolina Bitters.
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PHOTOGRAPH ALBUMS CHEAPER THAN EVER
In Velvet and Leather bindings, Is cents; old
price 80 cents. In Velvet and Leather bindings,
IS cents; oid price 81. In Velvet and Leather
bindings, 81; old price ST. 25. In Velvet anu Lea
ther bindings, 81 20; old price 81 so.
HAsEL sr. BAZAAR, AND No. 161 KING ST.
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-MxPs's NgRoaENnED surEEEHosrMrs has
e1ghtetr years OF practica1'success. KlNsaAN &
HOWELL are agents for the State. tn
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THE BANK CT CHARLEsToN.-A meeting OF
the stockholders OF this bank took place yester-
day, Colonel Henry -Buist in the chair. After dis
cussing some business relative to the affairs OF the
bank, a motion was unanimously adopted that
the chair appoint committee OF five from among
the stockholders to take into consideration the fu-
ture administration Of the affairs OF the bank and
the proprety OF division OF the assets. The fol-
lowing committee was appointed: George W.
Williams, chairman; Colonel 6. b Simonton,
and Messrs q. q. DeLeon, r. Siegiing and j..
Dragon Ford. The meeting then adjourned to
meet again on the 2sth instant.
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SHOES SHOES ALL WHO are in want of
good SUBSTANTIAL Boots and Shoes, will find
them at No. 13l Meeting street. They are offered
at retail. JOHN Cohalhs.
mari-fn4
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By I. 8. K. BENNETT.

4 VERY FINE LOT AT EAST CORNER
II OF Pinckney street and Notes lane, at auc.
riOn.
On THURSDAY, the 3ad, inst, at II O'Clock,
near the Old Postofice, WILL offer for sale,
The LOT, as above located, measuring In front
81 feet on PinCkneg street, 4S feet back ine by
$50 feet on east side, and 1855 feet on Motte's lane
In depth both same, more or less.
Conditions OF sale-0ne-half cash; balance in
one year, with interest; secured by bond and
mortgage OF the property sold. Purchaser to pay
for ali necessary papers and stamps. mar2l-3
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DISTINGUISHING DRY GOOD s.-A colored
country weman yesterday entered the shop Of
the firm OF B. Rice, In King-street, one door from
the corner OF Broad, and calling for some cam
brio was shown roll Of unbleached homespun
by the dealer. Not being very nice In her dis
crlminations the woman purchased 81 so worth
Of the homespun, thinking IL cambrlc, and left
with her purchase. Upon discovering her mis-.
take she returned with her husband and asked to-
return the goods, which the dealer refused to
allow. Upon the affidavit Of the husband the
storekeeper was arrested AID brought before
Trial Justice ]. Brennan, who after hearing the
prosecutors story examined the defendant. He
said he sold the cloth for cambria and would do SO
again.. without taking any further testimony the
shopkeeper was discharged, and the purchaser
was compelled to keep the article.
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CRooglsT-THAT POPULAR OUTDOOR GAME
SPECIAL NOTICE TO PERSONS RESIDING IN THE
receipt Of five dollars We will for.
ward q nice set OF Field Croquet, made OF hard
wood. CHAs. c. RICHTER 4 Co..
Hssel street Bazaar and No. lBl King street.
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By A. C. MeGHLIyRAY,

TTNDER A FORECLOSURE OF MORT
u GAGE, will expose for sale, at Public
Auction on WEDNESDAY, the 22d instant, In the
building known as the Academy OF Music, at the
northwest corner OF King and Market streets,
tentSance on Market street at 10 4. n. precisely,
RESTAURANT, consisting OF general assort.
men OF WINES biquorS &C., Crockery and Glass
ware, Cooking Utensils, Pictures, Looking Glass.
es, Chandeliers, &C., &C., &c.
Terms cash.
E.w.M MACkEY, g. O. O.,
mar2e And Agent Of Mortegegee.
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A New WAY OF MAKING IT UP.-Carolina
Sumter, q oolored man, was married about two
years age, and-after living for sometime with his
wife, Isabella smalls left her for the allurements
Of smother feminine charmer. A short time ago,
Carolina, firing Of his new fame, who, being Of q
weakly temperament, could not'work, and repent
Ing his falling Of returned-to make 1t up will, his
wife. The latter was staying in Reeves's court,
and her repentant husbandpislted her late Sunday
night. She refused to admit OF have anything to
do with the gay deceiver, and told him to go
about his business. BY some means he managed
to enter the house, and sefzing his unforgtving
spouse, he administered to her q severe beating
and left. The latter made her complaint before
Trial Justice Aagrath, and warrant was duly
issued against the husband. His examination
takes place to-day. -.---
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BUSINESS ENvELoPEs.-THEN NEWS Job Office
Is now prepared to furnish good envelopes, with
business cards printed thereon, at 81 per thous.
and. Send your orders. Every merchant and
business man should have his card printed on
his envelopes.
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KHsxAN's Ice CREAM SALOON will be opened
this.dsy. marI-i
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THE extraordinary cures effected by the use
of the Old Carolina Bitters are proclaimed every
where. "
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The ATTENTION OF WATcH=BUYERs is called
to our large stock OF .walsha Watches. These
Watches have been long known throughout the
United States as the best and cheapest In the
market. IAN Watches guaranteed.
W. CARRIHGToN & Co.,
n1ar1Smtuf No. 268 King street.
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MACQUEEN. 8 RIECKE

WACXUEEN d hECkE
WILL SELL BEFORE THEIR STORES,
w Nos. q and % vendue Range at hslf.pGst
O'Clock, A. n,
5000 pounds heavy Western Smoked SHOULDERS
$500 pounds Uneanyassed Smoked Hams ;
1900 pounds Smoked Bellies -
1000 pounds Smoked Strips
Is packages Lard ipure Leap
tlerces Canvassed 8 G. Hams
21n boxes Herrnge and Boatera
1000 pounds O. r. Sides. DC.
Terms cash. marI
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A NEW LOT of mercantile Note Paper, FIVE
qulres for 5oc, at the BASEL street Bazaar and No.
l61 King street. octlo-mtu
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SENTENCE DAY.-His Honor gave notice yes
terday, In open court, that Friday next would he
sentence day.
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CITY AFFAIR r S.
nIeetlasi Mhis may.

Union Chapter, at hslf.past TIP. M.
StonewanFire Company, at P. N.
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CRoourr-Full set and large size-fof 81 50.
mara1-1 K1NsaAN BROTHERS.
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o.C.B. means old Carofina Bltters. Try
them. A delightful beverage
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BUsINEss NOTIC Els.

THE CHEAPEST and best CroQuet Sets can be
bought at Won sANTEN's'
mar2l-tuth2 No. 22s King street.
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ATTENTION, ToURIsTs.-stereoscopic Views
OF Charleston and vicinity, at No. 1sl King street
or at the Hasel street Bazaar. noY12
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AT Cosr AT Cost Large size Chromos.
HAsEL STREET BAZAAR.
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MAKING AN HONEST LIvrNG.-It seems that
the Edward Brown, who was arrested few days
ago by ofcer Nipson for stealing q lot OF knives
and scissors from Messrs. Aerahams & Sons, has
been making regular business OF thieving, and
by continued efforts In this line managed to sup
port himself very comfortably. Since bis connne-
ment In the Guardhouse he has made frequent
excursions to his haunt with the ofncer, and in
addition to the articles already mentioned, each
visit brought to light some new peccadhlo.
Twenty.eight bottles Of Ink, . los, OF books ann
knives have been recovered and adcrn the shelves
Of the on1cers' room at the Guardhouse. Brown
says that with his comrsde, who is at large. he
used to enter the stores, and while one bought
some trining thing the other filed the capaeious
pockets of a coat which was worn for the pur-
pose with all articles lying convenient They al
wsys selected the dinner hour while most OF the
proprietors were out and there was usually only
one clerk In the store. Brown ts a tall copper
oolored mnlatto, with straight hair and, snsky
bla K eyes. He is intelligent and evidently quite
up TO snut. :.
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BY TIEDEMAN, CALDER & co.
.DUTTER, HAMS, STRIPS. DC.
ID THIS DAY, aS hslf.past O'clock, will be
sold before our Store
80 tubs Prime to Choice BUTTER
Is frkins Prime to Choice Butter
20 tierces Sugar.Cured Hams
1900 pounds New York Strips
so boxes Adamantine Candles.
Conditions cash. mar2l
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CAPABILITIES OF A CoLesED PnoT.-About 8
O'Clock, yesterday afternoon, Captain A. Habe-
NIGHT became engaged .ip very exciting discus
sion in Meeting street In front Of the Courthouse
with one Of the colored pilots. The latter vas
under the impression that Captain Habenicht
had said something deprecating his ability to
take charge OF ship In, ssstorn. crowd speedi-
ly gathered, and the discussion grew warmer,
and ended by the coloretpBot pitching into Cap
tain Habenicht, and drawing the claret by
heavy blow on the nose The bystanders here in
terfsred, and, while the two dlspussuts ~ere.be'
Ing restrained from further violence, the police
came In and arrested both the parties. They were
taken to the .luardhouse, and afterwards released
on BAH. The case CONES up before the Mayor
this morning.
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KslsHrs Or pr4fhfids Cd. Saturday night,
new faage Of TIM opdsr was organized BY sew
eral geAtiemsa of f,tah ciss, under the name OF
"Friendshp lodge, No. AZ the ;ehcers were all
elected, ana the new ofganiastson shows the in.
creasing prosperity of the Order. The number Of
knights in this State are rapidly increasing, and
the lab6fs Of the pioneers, though at first retard-
ed by adverse circumstances, are at last gaining
their well-merited reward. Mr.. Boinest, IN King
street, has number OF handsome 'Knights OF
Pythiasn diplomas, which he will dispose OF at
cost to the members Of the Order. They are
struck Of, from steel engraving, and sncirohng
the certificate of membership are represented
various scenes In the lives Of Damon and Pythias.
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HURLEY's REAL EsTATE OPERAT1oSs.-Ap
advertisement in the Columbia papers from Mr..
Timothy Hurley. announces that that remarkable
legisator@is prepared to purchase nfty to seven.
tyuye good lots, within the city limits for build.
ingPurposes. These buildings win be put up In
q very neat, uniform and substantial manner,
costing from $500 to $4,000 each, with owners for
occupants and will therefore, greatly enhance the
value Of adjoining property and improve the neigh
oornooa.n AfteSeslng upon all owners Of such
lots to send In TIER terms, (which must be
Dberal.,s the .advssetsament coneluda with this
characsa atssic uotin6atioas
percsnssEe for selling theirSf friends' property.
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Anrtioneers' 1]ripate. 6ales, &f.
BY j. FRASER MATHEWES,
Real Estate Broker, No. So Broad Street.
A T PRIV ATE SALE,
II PHOSPHATE LANDS Of best quality and /.
locations.
Rice and Cotton Plantations IN all parts Of tna
State.
Z City Residences, Stores, Building Lots and
Farms. octl2-6mo
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Hsssl street Bazaar and No. l8l Fl
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Cincinnati Marker.
CINCINNATI, May .:

CINCINNATI, May %.
COTTON-Middling at lj3c
FLOUR-Inactive; low grades at
S. 25@5 30; superfne at 81 00@6 %;
family at Sc 1901 10.
GRAIN-Wheat, better demand;
red winter at 81 80 for No. |; choice
Kentucky at 81 55@l e.. Corn dull
at 54y957c. Oats quiet at 5O@5lc.
Rye, quiet at 81 07@I 10. Barley, very
dull at 90c@$l II.
HAY-No. | timothy at ST. OO@
Is 90; lower grades at ST. 0O0l6 o.,
OIL-Linseed at 96@97c.
PROVISIONS-Steady; mess pork
at SIG 25@16 so. Bulk meats quiet
shoulders at sec loose; rib sides at 7!c;
clear rib sides at &c loose; clear sides
at SIC. Bacon steady; shoulders at go
&c; clear rib sides at S4@Sic; clear sides
at 93c. Sugar cured hams dull at 800
l5c: Lard at l0@10ic.
STRAIGHTFORWARD moderate for hard
l33@l4lc for A New Orleans: 92@ l24c
for common to fancy; yellow at ITO
1910.
TOBACCO-Trash TO fine leaf at
IS 5000 CO.
WHISKY-Quiet at SSc for iron.
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RELIEF LoDGE.-The establishment
of Relief Lodge, or Joint Committee
on Charity, by the several Masonic
bodies in the city Of Wheeling, has
been under consideration for some time.
1t is believed that Masonic charity can
be more carefully and Systematically
dispensed in that way than by the
present system, in which there Is no
concert of action. The plan is to Sc,
lect a Joint committee Of all the lodges,
and place at its disposal a suitable
fund for charitable purposes, and then
refer all applicants to that committee
The fund may be raised by approprla
ton from the several treasures, by
voluntary contributions, by lectures
concerts, &c, and may doubtless be
made effective of much substantial