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Havana Market.

HAVANA, May IL.
Prices for sugars are higher, under a continued
good demand for the United States and EUROPE
and the market closes very grm.
other north European ports, as veil as for the
United States, have again operat, lreely, anu
with somewhat better news from the latter guar.
ter. The advanced season and late rainy weather,
which has curtailed the receipts, hsders have
been exacting higher prices, 10 which the ma
iori5y Of shippers have been compelled TO suomlt
especially when goOd, suitable lots were required
The general prices during the week were l0Aa
Io,Irs arrobe for No. IL or common train, and l1a
II Yrs for Derosne's and sales have amounted TO
sonle 10000 boxes 10 spite OF an intervening nol.
day fon Thnrsday.) Closing quotatlons-Nos.
TO 10 at sZa8Xrs Nos II 10 II, l0Hal03s Nos. Is
to l6 at lUKa1l Ars; Nos II to 20 OF l2al4rs; and
whites, 14a18rs.
Mo'ssses sugars-Haya been, as before, les &C
tive than other sorts, but prices remain nrm at
from 8a8 y rs for Nos to 9h.
UtnIrilupais-Prices now ruling are considered
too high, aud few buyers are on ihe mafket; sun
several lots were disposed or at from lOHullA rs
arrobe for Nos II to Is, In boxes, mostly for the
United States.
Muscoyadoes-The advance OF prices In New
YORK has been followed By a corresponding one
here, which has checked the dem md, because
buYers were not prepared to pay the hlgner val,
nes holders are now asking. Prices are quoted
firm az 9k rs per arrobe for fair, and sh rs for
good refining.
maud, but lower prices have been accepted. some
II 600 hhds having been sold In Matanzas and
Cardenas at from 6N TO 6X rs per keg lor clayed,
S6ds FOR New York and 2l4 for Phlladelphia; from
Matanzas 1895 do for do, $50 for Baltimore, sSe
for Portland, 1894 for north Of Hstteras' and 6s4
for New York.
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THE NEW YORK VEGETABLE MARKEr.-Th'

THE NEW YORK VEGETABLE MARKET.-The
Daily Bulletin of Monday, May 20, says:
There is little If any change to notice
In these markets. Our quotations are in
bulk; in shipping order so cents per bar
rel must be added. We quote as follows :
s2a2 90. per barrel for Peachblows; 81 75a2 per
barrel for Early Rose; slal so for early Good
rich; ST 75a2 per barrel for Dyrlghtsi 81 5oa2
per barrel for Jackson whites; 81 76a2 for
Prince Alberts. In sundry vegetables there Is
a fair trade doing and prices do not exhibit any
essential changes. We quote green peas, Nor.
folk, at s6a7 per Dbl, and North Carolina about
the same. Carrots 50 75as3 SO per barrel.
Radishes 75asl for Jersey and Long Island,
per 100 punches. Russia tuFnlps $3as3 SO
per barrel. Parsnips 81 50as2. Onions,
bCca$l for red, and about the same for white.
Spinach 81 5Oa3 per barrel. Bermuda tomatoes
ST per box; do onions 81 25al so per crate. Rhu-
barb 81 per 100 bunches. Jersey and Long
lsc Lettuce s4a8 per 100. Sprouts 50 per
barrel,
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PRIZES AT THE PlcNIo.-The following Is a
list of the prizes awarded at the annual picnic
of the Turnvereln last Monday at Mount
Pleasant:
Target shooting: First prize, silver goblet,
q. Behrens; second prize, lava cigar case,
Julius Boxsen.
To the ladies: First prize, handsome toilet
set, Mrs. F. Witsel; second prize, pair of
flower vases, Miss Louisa ScheIbe.
The prize for the guests was won by J..
Senior. The gentlemen all shot with rifles,
the weaker nerves of the ladies' being accom-.
modated by an air gun.
The prizes for the best turning were award
ed as follows: First prize, handsome colored
photographic atlas, A. Kroeg; second prize,
imitation watch, George Koester; third prize,
small world atlas, A. Tamsberg.
The prizes were awarded with the usual
compliments late In the afternoon, after which
lights were procured, and the old Mount Pleas
ant hall shook to the steps of the dancers until
after ten o'clock in the evening. The ma
rooners reached the city, after delightful day,
between eleven and twelve O'Clock on Monday
night.
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Auction Sales This Day.

Leitch & Bruins will sell at II o'clock, at No..
IS Broad street, chromos.
United States Marshal will sell at IL O'Clock,
In front of United States Courthouse, man.
tactured tobacco.
Miles Drake will sell at 10 o'clock, at his
store, clothing, hats, &c.
william Mckay will sell at 10 o'clock, at
his store, furniture, pianos, DC.
Ma. Hunt will sell OF 10 o'clock, at his
store, boots and shoes.
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EXCURSIONS steamer Dictator left
Southern wharf last evening, about eight
o'clock, on her grand excursion to st. Angus
tine and up the st. Johns River. The excur-
sionists numbered about thirty, and seemed
in high spirits at The gala time ahead. A
large addition to this number ls expected to
be made In Savannah, which is the first stop
ping point.
The first moonlight excursion In aid of the
hall and library fund, for the Mechanics
Union, No. l, of Charleston, took place last
evening, the steamer leaving Market wharf
with the party about eight o'clock. The night
was lovely, and the excursionists, with fine
brass band on board. spent delightful time.
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NIGHT THIEVES ON THE RoUNDs.-Last week,
the apartment of gentleman, on Rutledge
street, was entered by thieves, who cut
through the window-bllnds and pushed back
the bolt, and carried off pocketbook and
several pieces OF clothing.
On Monday night, residence on Tradd
street was attempted to be entered in SINH
lar manner. The operators had sawed through
the blinds when they were discovered and put
to flight.
Yesterday morning the chamber of a gen.
tleman residing in Legare street was entered
by thieves, who carried or complete suit Of
fine black clothes. They effected their eps
trance By climbing up into the piazza between
one and five o'clock A. NJ, and effected the
raid without awaking the sleeping occupants
of the apartment or house. Bolt the windows,
aud be careful these close nights.
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Meetings This Day.

Palmetto Lodge, K. P, at half-past P. M.
Washington Fire Company, at P. NJ.
General Committee of State Sunday-School
Convention, at P. NJ.
Wagner Artillery Club, at P. N.
Pioneer Fire Company, st S and P. N.
Queen City Club, at P. N.
Washington Light Infantry Charitable AS
sociation, at 8 p. NJ.
Enoch Council, No. l, at 8 P. M.
Irish Volunteer Rifle Club, half.past P. NJ.
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MURDER IN SAvANNAH.-A quarrel on the
Thunderbolt Road, Savannah, last Sunday
evening, between a small party Of colored
men, resulted in the death on Sunday afler-
noon of Charley Davis, who, 1t appears, got
the worst of the fight and was most brutally
beaten and kicked by Alonzo Robinson, Ned
Robinson and John Thompson. An inquest
was held on Monday, and verdict rendered
In accordance with these facts.
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The MYSTERIES OF JUsT1cE.-A correspon-
dent relates curious, not to say suspicious,
incident In connection with the cases against
the county commissioners, which after pend
Ing for many months were finally discontinued
by nolle pros. in the Inferior Court. He says
that the books Of the county commissioners
show that check was issued to one Mrs. Nc.
Cullough for three thousand dollars for timber
furnished In building and repairing bridges;
that bench warrant was issued to compel the
attendance of Mrs. Mccullough, who was taken
from sick bed and brought into court as a
witness; that she there learned to her surprise
that the cases were dropped, AID that she was
and Is ready to swear that she never had any
contract and never received any check or
money for furnishing timber to the county,
and that on the contrary she had given the
county commissioners permission to take all
the timber they wanted, free of charge, in
order to repair and build bridges for the con-
venience of the public. Somebody certainly
ought to explain.
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MARINE NEWS.
CHARLESTON, 8. c.. ........ MAY %, 1877
Lat ss deg 4e min ss sec Lon 10 deg 81 min 27 sec.
ARRIVED YESTERDAY.

Steamship Gulf Stream. Hunter, Philadelphia.
left Friday. Mdse. To W A Courtenay, Railroad
Bart & co, Aimar, d Anime, w 8 Bssell. W
n Bird & co, Bollmann Bros, Bulcken & Wohlt-
mann, T N Bri- toll & CO, q Bischofr co, julius
Blake, BulwInkle, Cameron, Barley co, Jas
CosQroye @ h Olaussen, L chaplin, NJ Cater
Carnpsen l. co, H Cobia i co, W II Chafee & co, 3
DAILY, A DeYereux, Elias Bros, Fogsrtle's Book
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Depot: D FRANKIE, Feldmann & co. Gaslight
CO: Graver Il CO, q Gerdts d CO, W Gibson, D
+ Gieason, Hart CO, Holiness Book House,
kornahrens, NJ Luhrs, A X Lewith, X Morillo,
a " Marshall co. a McCobb Jr, - Mackey, B
NeGIVi,le. L D Marsh, n b Nathan, .
Boescn, Ostendorr co, C F Panknin, A Pills, Q
Recke RaVenel. aolmes l. co, L Robertson, J N
Robson, Shackelf0rd Kelly A R StIllmau, VIM
Shepherd d co. T Souder, Stenens Werner d
DucSer, Mrs slackley, Tedenan. Calder Il CO. N
Evans CogsweIl. A Tiefenthal. o Weters, ?
Wineman co, Wagner d Monsees, Walsh, D
Walker. WhIttemore & Rhodes.
steamship Sea Gull. button, Baltlmore-left
4th inst. Mdse.. To Mordecai L co. q Trenholm,
Cobia 4 CO, Macqueen & Rlecke, B O'Neill, W T
Miller, Med. walker. Evans & Cogswell, E Daly.
q Riecke, b Feldmann & co, Wineman CO, b
Paul co, oP Poppenheim, Stillman, stoll,
Webb 4 co. Sell Foster. J GraVer 4 co, P B,
Blum Miller, . L Howard & Bro. O Lllienthal &
co, Mcrdecai & CO. Edw Perry. q Blschof1 4 co, W
H Ohsfee Il co, Elias Bros, Quackenbush, Estlll &
co, II q Nathan, kaYenel d co, Klinck, Wicken-
berg co, J 0ampsen co, Taylor 4 co, E
Monsees. On the 10th inst, OF Hatteras. passed
schooner Abbie Bursley, OF Boston, In dist ess,
With steamship Tonawanda, Of Philadelphia, lying
by her; wind SW, strong, with high seas.
CLEARED YESTERDAY.
Schr Ella u Pennal. Mitchell Brunswick, Ga,
to load for Porto Rico-J A Ensow & co.
SAILED YESTERDAY.
Schr Henrietta. Le8vitt, Quincy Point, Mass.
Steamer Dictator. Coxetter, Palatsa via JACK.
sonville. DC.
FROM THIS PORT.
Steamship Manhattan, woodruff at New York,
March q, ia Sc hours.
UP FOR THIS PORT.
British bark Architect, DuddlIngton, at Bristol,
Eng, May 4.
CLEARED FOR THIS PORT.
British bark Jennie Armstrong, Brown, at Pro.
vidence. K I, May II.
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GRANT AID sooTT.-Jas. Grant, colored
man convicted st the late term of the Inferior
Court OF assault and battery was yesterday
pardoned by Governor Scott. Grant had been
sentenced on the Sd day OF May to pay fine
OF ten dollars, and spend thirty days In the
Charleston jail. He had already served out
eighteen of the thirty days before the pardon
was granted. The pardon takes off twelve
days of confinement, and he is now Scot free.
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Receipts per Railroad, May 81.
anrrrH oARoL1NA RAILROAD.

1928 bales cotton, 4s bales goods, 2l1 bbls naval
stores. To Railroad Agent, Pelzer, Rodgers d co,
Frost, Adger Il CO. h BiSchon & co. ID kracke,
W B williams Son, Whilden Jones; w Bee
d co, Tiedeman, Calder co, Buwinkle,
4 co Barden & Parker A Smith, A Mulllgan,
G Recke, Burmelster & zerbst, steitz.
NORTHEASTERN RAILROAD.
bales cotton, 5l4 bbls naval stores, cars lum.
ber. mdse, &C. To Kin ,man Il Howell, Barden d
Parker, G w Williams d co, Whllden Jones, X
T Walker, G Folltn, Chapeau co, Welltng, q r
Crawley, Shackelrord & Kelly, Mowry d son, U
Leibenrood, Railroad Agent, and Order.
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Aco1DENT.-On Monday last, while boat
containing six white females and children, and
q colored man, was In Wando River, near
Remley's Point, it was struck by flaw and
upset. The whole party were in Imminent
danger of drowning, but fortunately the mis-
hap was witnessed by some colored fishermen,
who hastened to the spot and succeeded In
resculng all OF the unfortunates. The colored
men who rendered such opportune assistance
were named William Roper, j. Maurice, Dick
Richardson, Joe Smith, B. Chisolm, s. Hug
gins.
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COLONEL JoHNsToN's PANORAMA, of a Tour In
Europe, was witnessed by large audience at
the Hibernian Hall last evening. The enter
tainment WIS much enllvened by the humor-
GUS descriptions With which Colonel Johnston
accompanied the exhibition, and passed off
very sgreeably. The gorgeous transformation
scenes, supposed to represent picturesque
caverns under the Rhine, were generally ad
mlred, and elicitsd frequent applause. This
evening the performance will be repeated,
with the attractive distribution OF one hundred
presents.
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NOT DEAD YET.-James Grant, the colore,
man who was mentioned in yesterdays NEWS
as having been badly cut with a razor by
another man, on the Bulow place, In St.
Andrews Parish, was received into the City
Hospital on Monday night. The wounds upon
his chin and shoulder were not severe, but
the cash upon the neck was deep and danger
GUS. He received prompt attention, and his
wounds are all healing up rapidly. James
will probably be up and doing in about
fortnlghrs time. and will probably be more
careful next lime about who shaves him.
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NORTHERN VISITORS TO FLoRIDA.-The jack
sonville (Fla:) Union says that never before
has that city had such an influx of Northern
visitors as during the past season, and esti-
mates that their numbers during the past ak
months have reached $4,000. The register OF
one hotel shows for that term 3S42 names.
That is only one out of thirteen hotels and
boarding bouses In the city.
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CLUBS AND STARs.-John Allen, arrested for
being disorderly at the corner OF Mazyck and
Broad streets, was fined one dollar, and paid.
Isaac Jervey, lodged for being drunk and
raising o disturbance on the premises OF o
gentleman in Lamboll street, was fined one
dollar.
Perry Glover, lodged for being drunk and
using Indecent language In Queen street, was
visited with similar sentence.
Ben Hernandez, arrested for disorderly con-
duct at the residence of Hannah 'Deas, in
Church street, was turned over to trial JUS
tIce.
4 black horse, four promenadlng, cost his
owner one dollar t, sgain possession of his
property.
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A RADICAL T.-The following
'notis,' by an aspiring colored Individual Of
Matthew's Bluff, Beaufort County, was lately
posted on store door In that place, and has
since been going the rounds of the press. If
it be genuine the writer has certainly shown
himself to be superior In scholastic attain
ments to some of the members of the present
Legislature who can make no pretenslons to
writing at all:
May l3, 1872.
Motifs of all the Sitlson of South Caroallna
For Reperzenuf of Berford County. l was
hir In this County ever scence was Boy
NJ edecasean got hear was blonglng to
Mr Larte In sIaivry time born and raze hir
In this countrsy will say to all the Repub-
ucin Sitison. Ed CooR
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RE4L ESTATE TRANSFERS.

We give below, and propose 10 lusliasa i,o ron,
week to week, o list of actual transleio VI i."'
estate In the City Of Charleston as recorueu
during the past week in the office Oh MI. " IL.
! McKtnlay, registrar of mesne eonVeSanceS
for the County of Charleston:
Eabruary l6, ls71-East Bay. e. g., one a, oos
Iot' q. Pinckney to E. Bull. .......... si,-o'
November 2s, 1s71-Doughty street, 8.
.S E, one po1snd .CL, d H. ............. D $500
-, ls7l-East Bay, e. g.. one iot, y; v. ,ro
Pinckney, heirs OF, to F. D. c. kracKe. lo'
March G, lS72.Smith streel, =. nS T.; onS
lot, VIM. j. Gayer, referee, 10 EDWARD o-o
COrOett $1,000. Aoo
March %, ls72-Tradd street, s. g., one
lot, W. G. DeSaussure, referee, to w. -,
J. Malie. .............................. 1900
April %, ls72-Broad street, n. g., one
lot, w. &. DeSaussure, referee, 10 Jno. nm
Klinck. .................. .............. LOW
April 2s, ls72-savage street, e. g., one
lot, rs by SO, Conrad Wienges to AL
fred Bernard and Henry A. CoheD.. Ioo
S 19,s a. VIM Tncas to Robert H. Lucas. $500
Nav 3. l872-Wharf and Inspectlon
streets, one lot, VIM. and Jas RoDD 10 o-o
Chas. A. Rutherford. ................. ooo
May 9, 1872-Sprlng street. s. g.. one Iot'
Sc by 52.6, Chas. q. Reade to Jos Gra- .oo
ham o:: J::..,;,.ctt III: .,..ot q one lot
Nay s sraKing radv ~ gohn spega
May a, Is72-stase street, W. e., one
Iss, Ro'aad d; d. DeLeon' ie'e.o' $500
May Is, Charleston Neck, farm,
Danl B. Gilliland to the Farmers Fer nm
tilizer Company. !,....... ;.;;..;:. o'ooo
=, 1s72-Hayne. Church and pinck-
RSy,s,ne Hey st1eets ,o SAINT ami a. Nelson 700
-. 1s72-Hayne. Church and Plnck-
FeY YFismins sse to James M. Wilson. .ls, 700
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Interior Cotton Markets.

ROCK HILL, May 18.
Since our last report the unfavorable condition
OF the crop In nearly all parts OF the south has
caused further advance In New YORK. IN BY
pathy, we quote our market firm at &c for MID.
ding; sales OF the week 40 bales
COLUMBUS. May 18.
Our market firm; middlIng 2lXc; receipts to.
day IA oales against last week and correspond.
ing week 1871. Shipments to-day l20 against l90
and 10. Sales 80; receipts IA: shipments l2o.
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IIynRpoor, CLASSIFICATION.

.RICE.-Sellers were Offering but little stock
with 6rm market. Sa.es 10 tIerces of clean Car.
olina, at &C p ID. We quote common to fair at IN
OK; good s@sHc.
NAVAL sroREs.-Receipts lOs bbls spirits and
$40 bbls rosin. There WAS q fair demand with
sales Of about 300 bbls spirits turpentine on pri
vate terms, also l6o bbls fine grade Toslns at
slight concessions on former quotations, and $50
bbls common kinds at 81 IS for strained, So for
No. 2, and So Is 70 extra No.2. Crude turpentlne
may be quoted at So rs for virgin, 81 90 for yel-
low dip and 81 30 for hard.
FRBIdHrs.-To Liverpool, by steam direct, uon1i-
nal on uplands, nominal on sea Islands; via New
York, "a on uplands, I'd on sea islands; by sail,
"a on uplands, on sea islands nominal. To
Havre- on uplands. CoastWise-to New York by
steam 81 on uplands and - on sea Islands; 81 so
2 tierce.on rice; by sail Nc p fb on cotson;- p
tlerce on rice; 5oc p barrel on ROSIE; So p II on
lum Der; $40 I, II on timber. To Boston, by sail.
&C p fb on upland cotton; rosln CSC; reaawed
tuff SO 5o@lo so; phosphate s5@6' 80. To ProVi-
dence, by sail 50 q NJ on boards, sc q fb on
cotton; by steam 81 q bale on New York rates.
TO Philadelphia, by steam 81 y on cotton;
BY sail, $sR n on boards; 50 6o@1o on timber; $s
per ton on clay, and $sass so on phosphates. To
Baltimore, by steam Kc p n by sail, SO 5o@7 p
u on boards; ss@S 60 on timber; So as p
ton on phosphate rock. Vessels are In de.
mand by our merchants to take lumber freights
from Georgetown 8. O., DarIen and satilla River,
Ca, and Jacksonville, Fla, to Northern ports,
and slo@l2 p n are the rates on lumber and
boards.
EXCHANGE 90 day bills 2s16.
DOMESTIC ExCHANaH.-The banks purchase
sight checks on New York at par, and sell at x@
Il premium. Outside they purchase at 1.l6@H
o cent. premium, and sell at 3-l6@ OK premium.
GOLp-l3@14,
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0AoIFIo MAIL sTEAMsHIP CoMPY's
THROUGH LINE TO. a.. -,
CALIFORNIA. CHINA AND JAPAN.
~ " nrnr,0pn ~
FARES GREATLY REDUCED.

Steamers OF the above line leave Pier ,EE&k
No, AZ, North River, foot OF Canal sSRlke6.
street, New York, at Il O'Clock noon. OF the 10th
and s0th Of every month except when these
dates fall on sunday, then the saturday preceding.
era for south Pacific and Central American ports.
Departure OF 18th touches at Kingston, Jamaica,
For Japan and china, steamers leave san Fran
cisco first Of every month. except when IL Ialls Oh
Sunday; then on the day preceding.
No California steamers touch at Havana, but go
direct from New York to Aspinwan.
One hundred pounds baggage free to eacn adults
For Passage Tickets or other information apply
at the COMPANY'S TICKET OFFICE. On the wharf
foot OF canal street, North River, New York.
inlv2s-lyr F. r BABY. Agent.
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CRUMBs.-The schooner Herald was sold at
auction, at South Atlantic wharf, yesterday
morning, by william Mckay, for six hundred
dollars cash.
The general committee of the State Sunday
School Convention hold their final meeting
this evening, at the hall of the Young Mems
Christian Association. All subcommittee
are requested to make their final reports.
State Senator Y. j. P. Owens, of Laurens, is
stopping at the Charleston Hotel.
The Sea Gull, having been unaycldably de.
tanned at this port, will sail for Baltimore on
Saturday next, at six p. NJ.
PRssENTAToN.-At q meeting of Union
Chapter, No. 8, B, A. NJ, held last evening at
Holiness Lyceum, Past High Priest Augustine
T. smythe was presented with a valuable
jewel as an acknowledgment of valuable SER
vices rendered the lodge. The presentation
was made with complimentary remarks by
Brother ]. Somers Buist, and acknowledged
in suitable and graceful manner by the reci-
plent. The jewel was designed and artisti-
cally fashioned by Mr.. A. W. Levin. 1t con-
slsts of heavy triple delta badge of gold
hanging from crimson ribbon, on which is a
star with the name of the lodge, surmounted
by the pick and spade In gold.
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ORaAN1zED.-Ata q meeting of the directors Of
the South Carolina Real Estate, Planting and
Mining Company, held yesterday in pursuance
of notice, the following officers were elected:
william Aiken, president; William J. Masrath,
first vice-presldent; John Chadwick, second
vice-presldent; Francis G. Cart, secretary and
treasurer; ]. B. Campbell, solicitor.