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The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1873-02-17
LOCAL EdCONIOS.

"A handsome fence tas been erected IN
front OF, Mr.. Egan's workshop, on Meeting
street, adjoining the Circular church.
The Sumter Social Club give soirce at
their hall this evening, and the committee Of
arrangements, with MIR. T. Cronan as Its chair
man, promise to make it pleasant affair.
True tosthe mission given 1t by "Old
Preb,a the wind hewled around town yester-
day In the most dismal style, rendering prom
ensdlng very disagreeable.
"A bill has passed the Virginia Senate
making the seduction of females felony,
With penalty of from FIVE to ten years Inn
prlsonment in the penitentiary.
The regular meeting OF Palmetto Division,
No. 4, Sons Of Temperance, will be held at
Temperance Hall, at half past o'clock, this
evening. A fun attendance is particularly re-
quested.
The eplthet ''Hlthy" In the recent present.
ment OF the grand jury was applied to the jail
and not to the Colored Orphan Asylum, which
latter Institution ives found to be in a COM
mendable condition Of cleanliness.
The proprietors of the Daily Bulletin, for
whose bIIcbt C0uCu Woitohto "Cho iooueo vi
Friday, appeared at the sherid's office on Sat-
urday, and gave bonds for their appearance
for trial on the charge of lioelling the officers
oflhe court.
The Apprentices Library Society will hold
lis anniversary meeting In the Charleston
Library building, at seven o'clock this even
ing. An election for officers will be held.
Newly elected members are requested to at
tend.
We beg TO acknowledge, with thanks, the
receipt Of an Invitation to be present at the
delivery of the birthday address Of the Hon.
W.D. Porter, upon the sixty.sixth an1lyer-
sary of the Washington Light Infantry, on
the 22d instant.
The following anecdote OF Lord Lytton is
told in the London correspondence of the New
York Tribune: He was deaf, and at times
very deaf; his mslady varying in Intensity. 1t
was his foible to wish to conceal 1t, especially
when the partial return of the sense gave him
q chance. An old friend, driving with hlm
one day, raised his voice to high pitcb,
"WHy do you shout at me 80 ?" exclaimed
Lord Lylton, "Oh, my lord" was the answer,
"1 thought you seemed rather more deaf than
usual.n rDeat ?" screamed his lordship, "I'm
not deaf, d-n you; hate deaf people" And
for the rest Of the drive there was great |
silence.
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HOTEL ARRITALS-FEB.1 Is AND 10.
Charleston.

| Charlegton.
Miss Kate A. Worden, Philadelphia: E. q.
/. Orangston, the Misses Crangston. Brooklyn; Mr.
and Mrs Platt, Mr. and Mrs E Lyon, Miss Lyon,
Mr. and Mrs Hitchcock, Miss Hitchcock, New
| Nork; 8 Greenlesf, F Fern, Rochester; Mrs
Mary Hart Washington; F Cook, Northampton,
Mass; Mr. and Mrs U Holmes, Baltimore; Henry
Stark. New York; W Kinney, Marlboro; =
vallandingham, Delaware; q Rogers, Mobile;
R Goodwin, Brooklyn; T W s Sutrau, Aiken; J P
Cordier, Atlanta; J Kilkenny, Louisville; & STEM
del, W Il Phelps, Wilmington; K B Elliott, E
Sanford and lady, A q Hefia1d and lady, Miss B
Smith, Green and lady, F Green, Clat-
worthy, Bishop, New York; W Byles, Hsn.
lest; F Phelps, Jr and lady, Brooklyn; ] F
Mclean, r Rovoe, Boston; q Mellas, Fortress
Monroe; W Booth, J B Andrews; Baltimore;
Miss N Smith, r Morris, Philadelphia; Jos s
Beal. Mrs Alex Beal, Boston; Jno Walsh, New
| York; F Jsf1ray, Mrs o D Jaffray, the Misses
| Seymour, F Taylor, Clinton q I.eggett, New
York; Edgar Earle, Philadelphia; 8 Gary and
lady, Providence; E Philips and lady. Albany;
Salem Du:che- and lady, Augusta; Rev. Saml
Cox, D, and daughter, Long Island; A Rabus.
kle and daughter, New York; Mr. and Mrs Nose.
ley, buudOS lomtI E>Ohs DoItAulOiC, w ~ udNeu
Mr. and N Jno q Russell, Master RUSSELL New
York; James Haynes, Baltimore; Allegrotte
New York; W McNeely, North Carolina; Jno
Palmer, Columbia; Tnos Hutchinson, Philadel.
phia; Clinton Hunter, New YORK; L Rames,
T O Whitney, Chas r Sterling, wife and child, Jno
Lewis, s Emanuel, P Papin, New York; A E
Brown, Baltimore; Geo q Crowell, strausburg;
Thos Brtton, Root Bard, Army; Jno H Griffin,
>avsnnsh; Chas Cord n, New York City; M
Coleman, New York City; Eugene Mo ehead,
North Carolina; L II Dlnton, Syracuse, New
York;V L Starr, Savannah.
PavilIcn.
WB Mcclellan, Mcclellan Vile u E Armstrong,
Richmond, Va Jas Sherwood, Live Oak, Fla
D 8 shalot and lady, Passaic, N ]; Alex Knox,
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ERE At CHURCH FLATS.

Tt5 store Of Messrs. Lancaster, Howe d
Co., situated on the main land at Church Flats,
storo River, was totally destroyed, with Its
contents, about midnight on Thursday last.
The loss is estimated at three thousand dol
lars, on which there was no Insurance. The
fire is supposed to have been the work OF an
iuceudiary. Mr.. John q. Miller, the manager
OF ths store, was in the city at the time OF
ther disaster. His wife and child barely es'
capped alive. having been compelled to nee 10
their night clothing. The clothing, furniture,
DO, of Mr.. MIller's family were destroyed
Mr.. W. Butler, q clerk in the store, behaved
most gallantly, and but for his heroic exer-
tions, Mrs. Miller and child might have per
ished In the flames.
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Interior Cotton Markets.

COLUMBIA, February IL.
Sales of cotton to-day 90 bales; mlddl ng 1SHci
ORANaEBURG, F, ,bruary IL.
Sales during the week 26j bales. We quote or.
ANDER,ON, February IL
The cotton market has been quite dull for the
past :ew days; sales for the week 292 bales; the
UNION, February IA.
Low middling 17a1SAc; 225 bales gold during
the week.
The sales to day amounted To about l3o bales,
ranging from lax to 1sAc; market dull and tend.
ing downward.
BENNETT svILIE, February II.
LAURENs, February lS
Cotton Is selling OF Tx cents.
Sales to day OF bales at 16 to lSIc. The mar.
ket Continues dull.
There was little change in the market to-day,
quotations rerlaDing the same. The demand Is
main'y Tor the fuer grades Of cotton. There was
steady market all day, Closing at the ioIio"ln8
quotations Ordinary 16hsl7c; clean reos iIa
AK; good ordinary 17h; low iadllngs "a
Ing to-day has been the lghtest OF the season,
the receipts tting only s29 tales, aud the snip.
ments sS6. The receipts fJr Thursday ana TO-DAY
We e 2lU bales. The shipments for the same Time
COLUMBUS. February IA.
Sales to-day SO bales Ma ket dun. Ordinary
l6alo1dc; good Ordinary l7AaI71a; lhw m ddllngs
l8h: IN ddling- l9. week sales lOe6 oales-o2o 10
Northern splnn rs; 27l for hone consump loni
200 for New York. Total sales since sep :emoer
for Northern spinners; 795 Ior speculation;
1912 for New YORK; 1874 for Savannah; l45o for
Mobile; 500 for New Orleans; 29l7 for home con-
Weeks receipts 1918 bales, against
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TIE COURTS.
Muuicipal Court.

H.fNattss i Co., allowing the driver OF
heirtruck to drive through King street with
a load, two dollars. Wm. Jones, colored, dis
orderly, one dollar or ten days. James
Grant, colored, trespassiug, held for examlna-
tion." A white man for assaulting the mana
gsr OF ball given at the Academy Of Music
on Friday evening was fined five dollars
Thomas Drsytop, colored, dsorderly at the
Northeastern Railroad Depot, and passing
himself as a detectise, trial Justice. William
Nesblt, colered, stealing wood, trial Justice
James White, colored, entering Savannah
ssd Charleston Railroad Depot without per-
mission, and taking q box placed therein for
safe keeping, case continued.
Court OF Common Pleas.
This court will be opened this morning by
Judge Graham.
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THE WEATHER THIS DAP.
WASHINGTON. D. c.. Fabrni

WASHINGTON, D. c., February l6.
Probabilities: The storm centre on the
Middle Atlantic coast will probably move
northeastward 10 Cape Cod by Monday morn
Ing, aud thence to Nova Scotia; northeast
winds with rain continue on Monday over
New York and New England; norlheastwnrd,
backing 10 northwest, prevail from The lower
lakes TO Lake Michigan with cloudy weather;
soutnwesterly winds and clearing weather
prevailing in South Atlantic States. Reports
are missing from nearly all the stations In the
valleys of the Mississippi and ils tributaries.
Cautiouary signals are ordered for Norfolk,
Cape May, New York, New London, Boston
and Portland.
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CATHEDRAL IMPROVEMENT.

An important addition to the Cathedral IN
Queen street, to be known as the Virgins
Chapel, is now building on the west side, al
the southwest angle. The addition ts about
fifteen feet square, and its walls will equal
those OF the Cathedral In height. 1t will be
handsomely finished inside, and the windows
will be furnished with stained glass. 1t will
be completed II about two months time, at a
total cost Of twelve fundred dollars. The
Deyereux Brothera are the constructors. The
new chapel will contain beautiful statue OF
the Virgin Mother, holding the Infant Saviour
In her arms. The statue is life size, OF the
purest white marble, and was brought from
BONE by Bishop Lynch.
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NoRTHBAsrRRN RAILROAD.
PaSsenRers.

Per steamship Georgia, from New York;
MixsoD, Mrs D Ja1ray, Miss Ks,e Seymour, Miss
seymour. N Ja1ra,, Taylor, Chas Nodine.
Q II Leggi .t,S T Cory and wife, Mr. Green, =
butcher and wife, Rev cox, Miss Cox. W
Earle U ZabrisEie, Mrs Francis, Miss Harmed,
Philips and wife, Miss Hetty Benson. Jno Du.
Pre-, Richard Gilmore. George Gilmore, Saxton
Demarest, Edward Back, VIM Pierson, Mrs Pier.
son, and 10 10 steerage.
per steamer Allison. from Edisto, Enter
prise. Rockville and Way Landlngs-AS 8 Bailey,
J l. Beckett, J Geraty, Murray, Miss R Corrl,h,
Miss 7 Cornish.
Per steamship Ohampion, for New York Capt
F Cocuraut, w Savage, A Cohen. W Buyce. II
Schr)der, Fl Streph, J N Creighton. Brilton,
T Bard, W Savage, Master W 3 Norris, and l in
steerage.
Per steamship Sea Gull. for Baltimore-Mrs
Brown, hilligan.
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To RICE, COTTON, CORN AND Potato PLANT
ERs.-Try the prepared Coal Tar and Ammo
mated Muciage, as steep for seeds before
planting. Recommended by The highest agri-
cultural authorities In France; 1t prevents the
ravages OF birds and insects; 1t increases the
yield; no rust, smut or blight can exist where
1t is applied. Price, rs cents per pound,
which, dissolved, forms fifteen pounds of mu-
cilage, sufficient for two bushels of seed. For
sale, with full directions, by John Conrnine,
Sole Agent, No. l42 Meeting street, Charles
ton, s. @. Agents wanted.
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TIE COMET STAR FIRE COMPANY
PRIZE RAFFLE.

All persons holding tickets corresponding
with the following figures are requested to
call at the Military Hall and redeem their
prizes between the hours of 9 A. N. and P.
H.: Nos. lis. 2ll, sO1, 2sl, 2so, l7s, 227, 2ss,
4ss, 452, lis, 223, ls2, 2sc. 2s4, 4ss, 400, ZIG,
4s5, 1876, 27, 2ss, 42s, 272, sss, 2sS, 2sl, l66,
TN 1BJ
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teb5-Wfm

Hot BED SASH Hot BED SASH Two thou.
sand Hot Bed Sash just completed, and now
ready for delivery; price low. Call and ex-
anime same at P. P. Toale's, Nos. 20 Hayne.
and SO Pinckey streets, or on Horlbeck's
Wharf. dec30
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F 0 R F L o B l D A
VIA sAvANNAH.

THE Splendtt Side.wheel Steamers, = .sT.h
DICTATOR, Captain L. II. Co1etter, .EEl
and CITY POINT, Captain Fitzgerald, viii leave
Charleston every TUESDAY, THURSDAY and SUN.
DAY EVENING. at O'Clock precisely, for Savan.
nah Fernandins, Jacksonville e. Magnolia, Green
Cove Springs, st. Augustine, Palatka and all
Landings on st. Johu's kiVer. Connecting at
PaatEa with steamers for the Oclawaha River
and with the Steamer STARLIGHT for Enter.
prise, Mellonville, and all points on the Upper
ST. Johns and Indian Rivers.
Connect at Fernandina with Florida Railroad
for all points In the interior, and with Railroad
for New Orleans and Havana via Cedar Keys.
All Way Freight must be prepaid.
For Freight or Passage. apply 70
RAVENEL d CO., Agents,
Corner Vanderhorst's Wharf and East Bay.
dec2
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Wilmington Market.

WILMINGTON February Is.
SPIRITS TURPENTINE.-Sales OF 825 casks at 63Hc
per CALM for southern packag 8. Market quiet
but urn.
RosN.-sales of $50 barrels at SO SIX for extra
No. and So z6 for low No. /. Market quiet.
CRUDE TURPENTINE Sales OF $40 barrels at
S. rs for virgin and elbow dip and So 25 for hard
Marker steady.
TAR.-Salrs OF 200 barrels at 50 86a2 go p. r bar.
rel. Also sale OF 100 barrels ldelIvered at 81 75
Market unsettled.
CoTToN.-Sales Of % bales as follows at l8H,
at 10 aud a. 1910 per pound. Marset quiet.
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NHANGE OF SAILING DAYS ''''n
INCREASED SERVICE. -, -. =.
PACIFIC MAIL STEAMSHIP COMPANY'6
THROUGH LINE TO .. Z. 4.
CALIFORNIA CHINA AND JAPAN.
FARES GREATLY REDUCED.

Steamers Of the above line leave Pier .EFEA
No. "A, North River, loot OF Canal street, S@iH&s
New York, ar IL O'Clock noon, OF the 10tn, 2oth
and 3oth or every month, except when these dates
fall on sunday, then the Saturday preceding -
All departures connect at Panama with steam.
ers for south Pacific and Central American ports.
For Japan and China, Steamers leave San Fran
cisco first OF every month, except when 1t falls on
Sunday-then on the day preceding.
No California Steamers touch at Havana, but
90 direct from New York to Aspinwall
One hundred pounds baggage free to each adult
Medicine and attendance free.
For Passage Tickets or other information, apply
at the OOMPANY'S TICKET OFElUE, on the
wharf foot OF Canal street, North River, New
York. =. Il. BABY, Agent.
aup1Q.1Vr
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OBJ taarp

NORTON.-Died In Montgomery, Ala, Wednes.
day morning. the 9th instant, MISS KATE NOR
TON, aged 70 years, daughter OF DR.. 8. E. Norton,
for rnerly Of Charleston, 8. O. -.
An agonIzed sur ring, with intense conscious.
ness has termiL ated IN dreamless slumber, until
she Shall wake TO the ueatitudes or glorious
word. Meantime. we who suffered with her, but
not as she ! oh not as she walt In hope for the
dawning OF that morL which shall unite us with
the blessed une. And II nllsl obedience, intense
clear intellectually, adornlng face ana form OF
exquisite lOveltnesI-if all this combination OF
human excellence, spirltusIized By holy resigna-
tion, wonderful fortitude, meek subrn sslon and
recollection, then may we walt IN hope. N.
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ALL the popular grades of the Walthan
Watch mandatory, at James Allan's.

RADoU1's KID GLovEs.-We invite attention
10 ]. R. Read & Co.'s advertisement of Rad
oux's Paris Kid Glove, Of which they have re-
celved the Agency for Charleston. j. R. Read
& Co. have also just opened another full line
of Barris's "Seamless" Kid Gloves.
fab61fp,
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UNION PRAYER MEETINGS.

Glebe Street Church, Monday iafternoon,
half-past four o'clock-Servlces will be con.
duct,d by the Rev. P. Gowan.
Circular Church, Monday Night, hslf.past
seven o'clock-The Rev. John L. Girardeau,
D. D., Is expected to oficiate. The public are
earnestly Invited.
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Mt Pleasant: A B Knott. savannah JAB Lath.

Mt Pleasant: A Knott. Savannah J A Lath.
rop, St Helena 7 Smith. 3 o R; VIII
liams. Agt Cromwell's arr entertainments -
Rhodes. south Carolina G NJ Wells, Bull River
A u Mcneil, Lynchburg q Anderson, New York;
Baggett, South Carolina; u Washington.
CT y; Dlsmuskts, Nashville, N e; Emanuel,
New YORK; Jas Franklin, Galatin, Tenn; cave
Bsrnwell, O; H Hallmau, Graham's GROSS
Roads; Lyerly, Graham's Cross Roads.
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COMMERCIAL NEWS.
EYn0rGa,

NEW YoRK-Per steamship Champlon-23a
bags sea island cotton l440 bales upland cotioo,
l3O tcs rice 20 bales domestics 49o bags meal, %
rOver-S7 bales damaged upland cotton, 70e
empty c!raoys, $50 bags rice chan, III 600 lee'
resawed lumber.
BALTMoRs-Per steamship Sea Gull-27S tcs
"a bales domestics, l5O bags cocoanuts, 50 rolls
leather, % pkgs dred fruit 10 empty beer oarreiS
n 900 feet lumber.
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CITY A FLA [ r S.
MEETINGS THIS DAY.

National Zouaves, at P. N.
Irish Volunteer Rifle Club, at P. N.
Sumter fe Cub, at half-past P. NJ.
German Hussar Tilting Club, at 8 P. NJ
st. Andrews Lodge, A. F. NJ, at Z P. N.
Apprentices Library Society. at Z P. M.
Palmetto Division, 8. T., at half'past P. NJ.
Palmetto Encampment, I. o. y. F., at z
Pm.
Palmetto Guard Rifle Club, at hslf-past 7
Pm.
Washington Light Infantry Rifle Cluo' al
halfpast 7P. N.
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The New York Naval Stores Market.

NEW IUhk, teOrUHTy 10.
The Daily Bulletin says: Spirits turpentne
continues dell and without transactions OF i'm.
portauce. Holders are steady at former prices
and show no anxiety to realize. We quote at SIX
a63c, though this must still be considered nom.
/ al figure 10 absence II transactions. Strained
rosin continues in active demand and firm.
Sal, Iuclude 500 bols good at sS IS; 1,o4J do do
cred fres al, ngside sS5 do good and low 20. at
So IS $50 do do at So IS, and 5000 do in Will
ming on on private terms. The liner grades are
quiet but steady. Saea, 80 6ols pale at 81 bo Tar
inactive and unchanged. Pitch In fair jobbiug
request aud steady.
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country.

CURE FOR COUGH OR CoLD.-As scon as
there is the slightest uneasiness OF the Chest
with difficulty Of breathing, or Indication OF
Cough, take during the day a few browns
Bronchial Troches." DowIE, NOISE & DAVIS,
agents. nov20-wfmS
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MEMORANDA.

The schr Carrie Webb, Hemsn, for George.
town, 8 O. cleared at New YORK, February 1S.
The schr Casco Lodge, from Baltimore for
Charleston, was at Fortress Manroe, February IA.
The schr Ella May. Dix. from Boston for
Charleston, arrived at Vineyard Haven, Feb
uary IL.
The Schr Ridzewood, Henderson, for George
town and Fort Bluff, 3 c, cleared at New YORK,
Friday, February IA.
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RAYS INVALUABLE IMPROVED
OINT MENT.

This Ointment ls not the thing Of q day, nor has
It been famed Into notice by artificial means.
Its high reputation rests upon its real intrinsic
merit, based upon truth, derived from many
years experience by the Faculty, ana me expe'
rience of all who have used or old it.
1t has been longer In use more than forty
years) aud Is bought by Druggistsin In larger quan-
titles than any medicine OF the kind In the world.
More than ten thousand certificates can be pro-
duced OF Its efficacy,
DOWIE, NOISE DAVIS,
Wholesale Agents, Charleston, 8. O.
The trade supplied at manufacturers prices.
jsn2l.tu g..
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WE DO our readers lavor in commencing
the American House, Boston, to their atten-
tion. Messrs. Rice have one of the largest
and most completely appointed hotels in the
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WEEKLY LINE TO
SAVANNAH, Ca, AND sEMI.WEEKLY TO
BEAUFORT, 8. O.
The Steamer
PILOT BOY,

Captain W. T. McNelty,
Will leave Accommodation Wharf ,.uE h
every MONDAY MORNING, at 8 ssgEsssza1k72zsIs1s
O'Clock, for Savannah, Beaufort, hllton Head
and Spa ish Wells Returning will leave SaVan-
nah every THURSDAY MORNING.
Will leave for Beaufort, Pacific and Ohlsolm's
landings every THURSDAY MORNING, at O'Clock.
Returning, will leave Beaufort every FRIDAY
MORNING.
war1ed free or storage or commission.
Freight received WEDNESDAYS and SATURDAYS
must be prepaid to Way Landings.
Freight received for points on Savannah River,
To be transferred to Steamer CLYDE.
For engagements apply to
RAVENEL, HOLMES d co.,
ians-ws- No. so East 6ay.
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Marrie6.

SLIGH-MORGAN.-At Walhalls. January ~,
by Rev F. N. Morgan, Mr. J. b. sL1aH and si:ss
CAROLINE MORGAN.
DUKES-MoALHANY.-In Orangeburg Febru.
rrs 9Th, by Kew. d. ]. simmons. Mr. ABRAHAA
DUKES and Mis- MARTHA MoALHAH1.
MuORE-Mo ;REIGHT.-At Cheraw. January
2sh, by Rev n. H. Buisr, Mr.. 8. N. G. MOORE ana
Miss NJ. f. MC>ReIGHT.
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NORTHEASTERN RAILROAD CON.
N PANY.

CHARlssToN. ). O., January 20, 1874.
Trains will leave charleston Daily at 1000 A. n
and 500 p. II.
Arrive at Charleston s.45 A. II. Mondays ex.
cepted) and a.30 P. n.
Train does not leave Charleston 800 P. H., SUN
DAYS.
Train leaving 10 .oD A. n. makes through connec-
ton to New York, viz Richmond and AcQuis
Greek only, going through In a hours.
PASSENGERS leaving Oy 500 p. N. Train have
choice OF route, via Richmond and Washington,
or via Portsmouth and Baltimore Those leaving
FRIDAY by this Train lay over on SUNDAY In Bal
tmore. Those leaving on SATURDAY remain SUN.
DAY 10 Wilmington, N. y.
This s the cheapest, quickest and most pleas.
ant route to Cincinnati, chicago and other points
West and No Invest, both Trains making con.
nectons at Washington with Western Trains OF
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad.
8. 8. SOLOMONs,
Engineer and Superintendent.
P L.. OIiEAPOR Gen. Ticket Agent. mav2l
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1859 the previous week. and 624 the correspond.
ing week last season. Shipments l179 bales
MONTGOMERY, February IA.
Ordinary l6Ic. good ordinary 17xc. strict
good ordinary l7xc. low mlddiDgS 1870, mid
dlings l8xc. The market is dull and nominal.
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The CHRISTIAN UNION, edited by the Rev.
Henry Ward Beecher, OF Brooklyn, N. z, is
one of the best family papers OF the period.
It's columns are filled with varied fund OF
Information, religious and secular, and fur
nished by O talented corps of writer's. To
render the Union more popular the publishers
will this year present to each subscriber
two chromos, representing ASLEEP" and
awake" or a larger sized telegraph. The
price of the Union is So rs per annum with
the chromos, or s. 40 with the oeogtaph. Mr.
c. J. Colcock, Jr., of this city, Is the agent
for the Union, and the chromos and telegraph
can be seen at G. c. Fighters Bazaar, Hasel
street, opposite the Express office. Aside from
the literary excellence of the Union, the pic
lures are fully worth the price of subscription.
febll-6
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AUCTION SALES THIS DAY.

VIM. Mckay will sell at 10 o'clock, at his
store, dress goods, boots and shoes.
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THERMOMETRIOAL.

The following is the range of the thermom.
eter for the past two days:
February l5-s A. NJ, 4s; 10 A NJ, 81; IL NJ,
54;2 2P. NJ, SO; P. NJ, 50; 6 P. NJ, So; s P. NJ,
81. ma
February 1913 A. NJ, 60; 10 A. NJ, s4; Il NJ,
s5;2P. NJ, 65;4 P. NJ, 6e; 6 P. NJ, es; 8 P. L.,
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Macon and Augusta Railroad, Central Railroad
and Georgia Railroad. This ls the quickest and
most direct route and as com1ortRDle anu cneap az
anv other route TO Louisville, Cincinnati, Chicago
Sc. Louis and oil other points West aid Northwest
Columbia Night Train connects With GreenViLe
aad Columbia Railroad; and Day and Night Trains
connect with Charlotte Road.
points North. ,,.,,. ,.,u ,,-
cept Sundays) with Day Passenger Tra1n and
rllnR through to Columbia: -
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