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The McArthur enquirer. (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1873-1884, 1873-08-13
"a yinton county was represented
by a, j. SAxRr, Of Richlahd town
shin. md j. ". Bowen. 81 Elk.

ship, and }. W. Bowen. OF ELK. ~,
:rQlJGeup JMly1Cgt4l BS 10 t~'
In pursuance, to, the programme,
the delegations from each Congress
sional District assembled at 8 o.
clock on that morning, in The rooms
assigned 1T the American House
and the Neil House for the purpose
Of selecting 1 vice-P~ President and
members Or various committees. I'd
b repoyted 81 the Convention 1T II
O'clock aThe eleventh District met
at lis Neil House, and organized
by, calling Hon. OAKLEY CASE, of
Hooking comfy, to the Chair, and
appointed J.. w. Bowen, Of, yinton,
Sectetafya oThe Following persons
were Dsselectedf o serve. on the conf
mittees .aiqa0 deltlrd Ls50a
J al SSs~1sssias19Aia W!gSSoax ss..Jayh,pn.
y Ssnsyssiz I Sygsf'i DUSc ssI of J isaa sOS S,as'
~ Ssscs Sfdfs csafy1F JcnxafnesZA b..
ADAMS Y s'sfssA o. ylao 5vnd syi
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The McArthur enquirer. (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1873-1884, 1873-08-13
NOTICE TO

NOTICE is hereby given that | forbid all
personsfrom trespassing upon my premises,
situated in Elk Township, Vinton county,
son fOnnd on my premises without permits
sion will be prosecuted to the full extent OF
the law. IHiN... JOHNiHUHN.
July .. 1S13-4M. $500 ~
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1873-03-06
THF AGRICULTURAL SOCIETY.

=. At meeting OF the executive committee OF
the Agricultural Society OF South Carolina,
held ON Monday evening last, motion was
made by Colonel W. L. Trenholm to invite the
Hon. Horatio Seymour to deliver an address
before the society on his return to this city
from Florida, and to appoint committee OF
seven to walt upon Mr, Seymour to obtain his
consent aud make arrangements for the ad-
dress, The motion was unanimously adopted,
and the commi,tes was appolpted as follows:
Colonel W. L. Trenholm, chairman; Dr.. A. B.
Rose, @. A. Cnisolm, 8. p. Ravepel, B. T.
Evans, J.. T. Dill and Dr.. d. B. Horlbecs.
It was also decided to held the feral fair
about the middle of April, at an eligible place
In the city.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1873-03-06

AVERT THE DANGER.-The "etherial mild.
ness" with which poets credit the vernal sea.
son is more an Illusion OF the fancy than
meteorological fact. Early spring in temper.
ate climates is fearful time, and the tears
are usually too cool for health or comfort. To
avert the complaints to which the fogs and
Winds of the season are apt to give rise, pru.
dent people who believe In the proverb that
''prevention is better than cure" tortlfy their
stomachs and brace up their nerves and
muscles with Hostetter's Stomach Bitters.
Those who do this are wise, aud are rewarded
for their wisdom by escaping the vIsilations of
chills and lever, rheumatism, billousness,
natulency. constipation, stomach complaint,
&C., 80 common In damp, inhospltable
weather. To the less prudent, who neglect
this precaution and suffer for 1t, We would say
that the disorders which this potent vegeta-
Die tonic prevents 1t also cures.
mch5-wtm3D&w
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1873-03-06
LIVERPOOL CLlssIFIcArioR.

RlcE.-1here was an active demand for this
grain at firm and full prices. Sales near 400 tea
clean Carolina, say :3 tcs at 6x, 81 at eX 4s at
2sat711s, as at76ls. 20 az 7X, 90 at 7 9.le, 2s
at7xc 2 fb. We quote common to fair clean
Carolina at 6h@7X, good TA@7Xc.
NAVAL SToREs.-The arrivals we're 10 barrels
spirits turpentine and $50 barrels rosln. Sales
200 bols rosin. strained TO extra No 2 at IS q
hbl, and 100 bbs strained the day before at 50 95
p Dbl.
FRBIauTs.-T0 Liverpool, by steam, direct, IA
on uplaLds, IA on sea islands; via New York, I'd
on uplands, 1Hd on sea Islands; By sail,
is SD on uplands, and - on sea islanda.
To Havre - on uplandH. Cosstwise-tn New
York, by steam, Nc onuplsnds and - on sea
isaudh; 81 q tlerce on rice; eOc Z, bbl on rosln;
rice; soc p bbl On rosin; s11@l2 p II on lumber
sl2al2 so q N on tmser. To Bost n, by steam
&c on uplsnds and 50 go q tierce on rice; by sail
&C p ib on uplands; rosin 7oc; resawed stun
sl2@l2 60; timber sls@l3 so; phosphate s5@5 5o
TO Providence, by sail $l0@1l q II on boards;
&C q b on cotton; by steam &c via New York
To Philadelphia, by steam &c on uplands; 81 IS
p cask on rice; e0c 2 Dbl on rosin; 81 on spirits.
Through bills OF ladIng given to Boston, Provi
dence and the New England cities are regularly
issued on this route, and dispatch guaranteed.
BY sail, So 2 N on boards; $12 on timber; ;-N
ton on clay; So so on phosphates. To Baltimore.
by steam Hc q b; by sail $8@8 SO p N on
boards; - on timber; So so 2 ton at city; SIG
$50 2 ton up river on phosphate rsck. Vesscls
ire in demand By our merchants to take lumber
rrelghts from Georgetown. 8. O.. Darien and Sntll.
Ia River, Co., and Jacksonville, Fla, to Northern
ports, and $l0@l2 2 II are the rates on timber
and boards.
DoHBsTIo ExcHANeB.-The banks purchase
sight checks on New York at par to Y per cent.
o1 and sell at Y premium.
misunderstanding 60 day bills 2sk@2aK.
GoLp.-l4@l5.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1873-03-06
THE COURTS.
Suprom Court

Supf ONO SoA"
COLUMBIA, March !, 1873.
jeremiah Beall vs. James Rooo ana onarles
T. Lowndes. This case was heard ana coo-
sidered with that Of VIM. A. Beall against Inc
same defendants. and must follow sne oeci-
sion therein made. The motion ID dismissed.
Opinion by F. J. Moses. G. ].
Court OF Common Pleas.
In the case of Josiah NJ. Crosswell vs. the
South Carolina Railroad Company, the sealed
verdict rendered by the jury awarded eighty
three dollars and twenty-five cents, with In
terest, to the plaintiff.
In the case of Henry Fraser vs. VIM. jack
son, administrator of Nelson Anderson, YER
dict of three hundred dollars, with Interest,
was rendered In the plaintiffs favor.
In the case of George Brown Vs. VIM.
McKinlay, action to recover damages for
boat which had been destroyed BY persons to
whom the defendant, as trial Justice, haa
delivered 1t, a verdict was rendered in favor
OF The defendant
The case of Edmund Bull vs. ]. r. Lambson,
suit 10 recover damages for making turpen-
tine still, was heard TO the hour OF adjourn
ment, and will be taken up again this morn
ing.
Moses Washington and Cage Gillins, col.
ored, were carried before Trial Justice How
ard, yesterday, on charge Of breaking the
head OF Stephen Jones. colored, with glass
bottle, and otherwise treating nlra severely.
ThS charge was proved, and the men were
bound over tor trial at the next term OF the
Interior Court, for assault with a deadly
weapon with intent to kill.
Mayors Court.
Michael O,Neill, for lying drunk In the
streets, one dollar; Thomas Sydney, for being
drunk aud dlsorderly, fued one dollar; Sea-
brook Miller, eolored, for trespassing on
premises and vagrancy, case reserved for In
yestlgation; James Bogly, for being drunk,
dlsorderly and resisting the officers, fined TWO
dollars; Dave Corkle, for being dlsorderly and
Interfering with the police in the discharge OF
their duty, fined two dollars; Henry MITCHELL
colored, for being drunk, dsorderly and re-
sstng the police, case referred 10 trial JUS
t,ce: Thomas Mullins, disorderly conduct
and interfering with the police In the dis
charge of their duty, hned two dollare; John
Brick, colored, for being drunk and dlsor-
derly, one dollar fine or ten days In jail; Al
fred J. Martin, tor being drunk and unable to
take care of himself, fined one dollar; W. Nor
gan, lor lying drunk In the streets, fined one
dollar; Thomas Washington, oolored, for sup
posed larceny, case dismissed; VIM. q. Buck
ner, for lying drunk in the streets aud aous-
Ing the police, fned one dollar; John B.
Mcclellan, for being drunk and disorderly'
one dollar fine or ten daya In jail; Peter
Holmes, colored, same offence, same penalty;
Elizabeth Miller, allowing her chimney TO
take are, fined swo dollars; Samuel Polite, COL
orsd, same offence, case continued.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1873-03-06
LOCAL LAC0NICS.

The running Of through trains on the
Northeastern Railroad has been resumed.
The Sumter Social Club give solree on
the 18th Instant at their hall, corner OF Society
and King streets.
Edward Wright, colored, was arrested
Yesterday afternoon for being drunk and dis
orderly, and also resisting the police at the
corner of Auson and Society streets.
Peter Bowers, an old colored man, was
found dead in his room, in Ford's Court, yes
terday morning. An inquest was held over
the body, and verdict of death from old age
rendered.
-Oue of the buildings on the west side of
King street, below Clifford, that have been
projecting upon the sidewalk, was sucoesslu-
ly moved back to the established street line
yesterday.
The ssls of plants by Minor d Co., yes
terday morning, was largely attended. The
flowers brought good prices, the sales av
ersging three dollars apiece. The stock was
brought from New York.
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The New York Cotton Market.

NEW YuRK. February 28.
The Financial Chronicle says: the market was
verv dull the irs halt OF The past weeh, and on
Wedne. day quOtati ms were reouced Nc. THIS
decline, however, did not lead to much increase
in business forelQn accounts having been ull,
the home demand res rIcted within th- narrnwest
limits, and me receipts at the porIs CO 'Inued on
a liberal .cale. TIL a xiety OF holders to realize
has al>o heen increased by Tn" high rates Gu rent
for money, and the Q nsequent dim ally OF OBJ.
tnining advaLcas To-day the market was itr 9.
uiar, low grades Of gulf cnttons were reduced e
aKc, and at the decline taken freely for export.
UpIands were unchanged
For future delivery here ha be n uniform
and very STEADY downward tendency, though the
de line has been comparatively slight Yester.
day at the dec Inc there was considerable activ-
lly, but alter >, hanee here was some irreSular.
ity To-day the feeling wa nrmer. and prices
were 1oaHc higher. but the business was only
moderate, and the advance was not fully sustain.
ed at the c'ose. The prices for futures last report
ed were oasi- low rniddlng:) ~ 7.'6c Tor March.
2uSc for April 20 16.lsc for May, q o 80 for June
and 21 s.1sc foe July. The Iot i sales Of this de-
scrption for the week are $3.50 bales. For i'm.
mediate deliverv the total sales foot up this week
SO e!S ba es Including 1854 for export 1872 for con.
sumption, ss7 for speculation, and 100 in transit
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1873-03-06
Interior Cotton Markets.

COLUMBIA. March 4.
Sales OF cotton to day 70 bales; mIddllsg 1sKc.
CHARLOTTE, March 8.
Sales to-day were light. Donations remain
about as yesterday, say l4K to lsxc for ext enes.
Market dull and downward.
MACON, March 8.
There Is still no change whatever In the cotton
market. There was fair demand to-day for
grades from good ord nary up, bat absolutely no
1rmand for the l,wer grades. Prices are noml-
nal. Since last report 280 bales have been re.
cpived, 3s2 have been shipped, and 2lo have been
sold.
COLUMBUS, March 3.
Market quiet; ordinary 16kal6c, good ordinary
ALTO, low mlddlIngs -a181C,. m!ddlngs lSha
l9c; sales - bales; ecelpts %; shipments 81.
MONTGOMERY, March 8.
Ordinary -, good ordinary l7Hsl7Kc, strict
good ordinary ls, low middllngs 1sK, mtddlings
19X; market nominal
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1873-03-06
FoR PHILADELPHIA, ON FRIDAY

The steamship Ashland, Captain Hunter,
arrived from Philadelphia yesterday with q
full cargo OF merchandise for the city trade
and the interior. Such was the pressure OF
freight at Philadelphia that the schooner Ed
wards was chartered, and left with full cargo
in company with The Ashland, being towed as
far as the capes, and as the weather has been
favorable may be expected to-day.
The Ashland will be dispatched on Friday at
one O'Clock. The cotton rate has been re-
duced one.half cent, and through bills lading
Will be issued to Providence, Fall Rlver, and
all the New England cotton centres on liberal
tarma
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1873-03-06
THE COLD SNAP.

The absence OF the cutting wind, which pre-
vailed on Tuesday. made the weather yester-
day rnch more comfortable. and during the
middle of the day the temperature was quite
moderate. The effect of the tardiLess OF the
season ia maniiestipg itself, however, IN the
truck gardens in this vicinity, where the pea
crop has been almost entirely destroyed, and
the potato plants seriously retarded. THIS
makes the eleventh hard frost that has oc-
Cured this winter, and The gardeners are be-
coming discouraged.
The following Is the range Of the thermoHe-
ter yesterday at the drug store OF Mr.. Joseph
Blackman, Broad street: 8 A. NJ, 2e; 10 A.
n, 50; II NJ, 40; 2 P. NJ, 4s; 4 P. NJ. AZ T.
n, 40; ;sP. H., 81.
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TRE COMING sCHUTHENFEsE.

Five clubs of this city have accepted the 10.
yi,atlon of the German Rifle Club to join the
schuszen parade. The clubs are ss follows:
Palmetto Guard Rifle Club, National zousVes,
Washington Rife Club, Social Mounted Club
and Charleston Light Dragon Sabre Club.
The German Ride Clubs Of Savannah, Augusta
aud Wilmington, North Carolina, have also
accepted the Invitation. It is expected that
more than one thousand men will be In the
line of march,
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1873-03-06
Rsesipts per Railroad March b.
soIrTH CARoLINA RAILROAD.

83s bales cotton, 81 bales goods. 1870 Dds nour,
s8 bbls naval srores, 20 Cars lumber, car STOCK.
To Railroad A0eut, J Claussen, Coola
CO, Lesesne Wells, w Courtney & co; G,sSS nieChe
CO. q q Walter & co, W williams co. B
Mulligan. Sloan & Segnious, A J So nas. Wlss q
@, 8 b Frost CO. W Smih CO. Smith.
Pezsr Rodgers 60 jeoyae Hyau CO. Paul
CO. Miles. smith, Kiasman Howell, y
Maronee. WItte Bros, " w Smith, L d DeSaus.
care, Bardin & Parker, Mure d. co.
NORTHEASTERN RkILRoAD
355 bales cotton, 1917 bbls 70 In, 9 casks spirits
tuI nentIue 80 kegs ale, ITO Kegs nails, 20 hhds
and is boxes bacon, sill and 1xturts 81 pigs
{, bacco, 100 bbls grlst. Is bal 8 bags, 2lo Difs
ron. sci bags rough rice, 300 bushels peas, mdte,
nc. 10 W While, Mrs u E Cnase, y Levy, Paul,
Welch 4 co, AlsDa l. Morrison, Bardin 4 Parker.
F diamond @ @, J O Bedel D O Ebaugh, Pelzer.
RodQels CO. Laplane Etlwan Works.
smith, O Dieckhon l. CO, Rlecke g. Petermaa,
Eeumeyer. q Bschor s co, A Norwood vel; D.
ters, Fenni K 4 T,lnor, lsear, Bacgneen:
Williams i co. 3 D Sroney, 8 Fass, Meyer yer
Tr, nhulm Son, A Enslow, baill lori, Iie'
fen hal, Quackenbush. Estill co. U hltcnel,
Kqcs WsSe1SsTg CO. po soy" Ne saf
shall CO. Raveuel & co, Suith, so E3 CO,
Jno Hurksmp d CO, w O Be, o., Chisolm's
Mil. StcfreDs, Werner Il DucEer, CosRroVe
2 o,Nri iil. n Adeer d co, q Grayeey, Juo Damp.
sen WAGNER & Moneees e Fl Frost & co, W o
Courtney 6 co, Caldwell j. Son. A Salinas,
pr,noie r Son. kinsmsn & Howell, Mowry Il son,
" K RYAN. 10 d Claussen, Reed, Davis. T
Chapeal & CO. s d q r r Agent, 4 Agent,
Order, and Others.
SAVANNAH AND CHARLESTON RAILROAD.
81 bales upland and 81 BAGS sea island cotton.
167 bushels grain, cars lumber wood. mdse. &C.
TO Dusose. N Bryan, Reefer Davis Fraser
I'm RaveDel Il CO. W q Bee & Co. Wltte trUs,
Pinckney Bro :, NJ Goldsmith & son, z Graham
co. Toale, st II, ebb & CD, @ + PerSins.
WAGNER i Monsees, Jas Hamlln, Gross. d
Anderson, G u Reeves W Kre-sel. JDo eancEel
Singer Manufacturing CO, MowIy son, Pelzer.
RODGERS 4 co iiaillard 4 Minott, w l. Chaplin,
3 BOYD. Jas Cosgrove. Iaa Kealey. G Kracke'
Forwarding Agent, aud others.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1873-03-06

Resnpctrully submitted, P.J. CooGAN,
Troasnrer

s72o,ses SO
City Treasurer.
The balance. pinety.seven thousand six hun.
dred snd forty.seven 7e.l0o dollars, l$97d47 20
examined and found correct, as compared VIII
Ledger balance.
Chairman Committee on Accounts.
JOHN A. WAGNER, Mayor.
peceiyed AZ Information and ordered 10 be
printed with the of1cial proceedings.
Also Statement VI appropriations and expeodl.
tureI. which was referred " the commNtee on
ways and means, to report as next mee'ins o'
Council.
he committee on public instltutlo1s, Duildlngs
and grounds. TO whom was referred the memorial
OF the vestry and wardens OF ST. Mlcna .rs
Shu'cn, beg 70 report tnat ,ney nave Inna -
preparations have been made oy council loI tne re-
pairs OF the seeple OF ST.. Michael's Church. they
therefore recommend that the sum OF nlteen
dred dollars, (should go much be required,) be
now appropriated for tliat purpose. and the same
placed at the disposal OF the chairman OF the
vestry OF the church, as the WORK progresses.
(Signed) A. 8. J0HnsT Ohalrman,
o. a. BowsH,
g. A. GL YER,
F. j. PkLzER,
T.. MICHAsLs.
Adopted. ~
The committee on steam engines and machine.
rv reported as follows on pe'ltlon OF EDWARD
Fow er TO erscl Bream eneine:
committee rec ,mmend petltlon oe Rrante9
subject TO removal by order OF Council II found
unsafe, iSigned) 8. B. GARRETT.
JOHN KENNY.
E. F. SwEEGAF.
Adopted.
recommend that the petition OF W. J. maeratn
president OF the South Carolina Hallroao, oe
granted, and that 1t be referred TO the commi!tee
on streets to Indie ate he route to be taken. the
whole TO be under sucn regulations as council
may direct -
Chairman Rs lroads
C.B IGwALD,
ALvA GAGE.
Alderman O'Nei read the following:
AS one OF the minority OF the Joint committee
Of railroads and streets heg t. State my re ,sons
for decllnius to repurt favorabl, on The petition
Of The south Carolina Railroad asking permission
to reach Accommodation wharf. The petition
was silent as regards the power to be used,
whether steam or horse; as al'o as to the streets
1t purpose Grsverslng. 1ts president, Ar. Ma
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CHARLESTON, s.-O.....:.....M MARCH e.i,lgls.
Lat 80 deg 4o min IS SEQ Lon 70 deg q nla 27aee.
ARRIVED YESTERDAY. ze.a:a.

Steamship Ashland, Hunter, Philadelphia, len
-insI. hdse. TO A AUourtensy q BMt q 90.
Bum Mi.ler, r David, Jag Riley We Rice,
ss5' iss ss'f has asIs Bros e. Fli kso Eeae
Crane, Bo. lston i co. II Bi chon & 90, Wagener
Il Monsees. 3 Field nan q co, e P 6chnekmsnn,
Q D Franke. Johnson Brown, Aclnnlsi We
Paddou. P L GullemIn, A Tlefenthal, THOMPSON
Duvsl & Son, Cameron, Barkley r. co; T W Bliss.
e BaIanger, uraver d Bro, W shepherd d CO. =
Won santen. y F Gleason, lno HurEamp COD
Paul 4 co, G Lnhn, H W Marshall & CO. Qhaok.
Wineman q co., Dyer, ! 3 Adser 4 co. 3
1homl nson & co. O Plenge, J, a Lopez. Fogar.
tie. -ulmsn CO, Adams, Damon co, b EBaef,
JeGords co, F Burner, Jao 8 Fairly q 60, y
q F l,sker, " " Bird 4 co. Railroad Asenll Order
. schr Jesse hart, Hart. New York, - .oaya
Bay: To Geo W King: u. ;,,a:at .,..
Mill. 81 uerces rice. To Ravenel 3 CO, and stoney
Received ss we'd from n.Olu's Mn. 10 terces rice
To Wardlaw Carew. - ..rlI
CLEARED YEsrERDxY.i..Gf@re
Steamship James Adgsr, LOCKWOOD y Esk ss! York
Steamship Asrcedita, Maunmsn, Bossun--Jas
a hrig Jennie Morton, smoos Ralsi@els Street
sohr siia iii L reeresnsn, Sterling, Havansc cpsrs
scnr Old Chad, Mcollntock Bsracoa-w P Hall.
.schr LsVolta, Lord saSannsh, Ga-Roach d
sc6r James z Lawrence; Tsrrcy, Para. BtaziL
via JacksOnyile-E F Sweegan, ege
Schr w MAILER, Orawleyj Pniladelph's via
Brunswick, Ga-E Sweegan, agt. -
Schr Susan StetsoD, YaLe8. JaoksonUlle Fla,
to load ior Providence, B III A Eusiow d co,
SAILED YESTERDAY. $
Steamship James Adger. Lockwood, New York.
Steamship mercedta. Marshman, Boston.
Brig Jennie Morton, Smodt Baltimore. w..
Schr Casoo Lodge, Walker, Jacksonville; VlR
FROM THIS P0RE-z.-
schr Stiokney, cellinson, at Baltimore,
March 2. ,S.aS.:4
schrF P Frye, Alexander, at Baltlnnore; March 2
schr Thomas W Eavens, Brown: at Bslamore,
March, ..,. .;s. :: -;
CLEARED FOB THIS Port.
.schr Jennie e Summons, Ydups. II Baltimore.
sohr H John Middleton, whitaker. at Boston.
February 20.
MEMORANDA.
The schr A Floyd, squ!res, from Georgst0vu,
8 q, arrived at New lork, March /.
The schr John Slusmon, from Charleston for
Philadelphia, was at Lewes, Del. February ~
LIST OF VESSELS
UP, CLEARED AND SAILED FOB THIS PORT.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1873-03-06
AUCTION SALES THIS DAE

J. Fraser Mathewes will cell at IL O'CLOCK
near the Postofice, real estate. :, ,.,o..
Wardiaw l. Carew will sell at IL O'CLOCK
near the Postofice, real estate.
n. q. DsLeon will cell atll O'CLOCK, near
the Pcstofioe, real estate.
.rowodes & Grimball will sell at II O'CLOCK,
nesr the Postoff1oe, real estate.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1873-03-06
UNION PRAYER MEETINGS.

Glebe street Church, Thursday afternoon,
at halt.past four o'clock. Services WILL De
conducted by the Rev. W. o. Prentiss.
Circular Church, Thursday night at nall
past seven O'Clock. Rev. W. b. Adams is ex'
pectsd to oficiate.
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CITY AFFAIRS.
MEETINGS THIS DAY.

Pythagorean Lodge, A. F. NJ, at 7 P. N.
Sumter Rides, at half-past P. n.
Ladies' Fuel Society, at IL NJ.
Irish Rlaa Club, at Z P. N.
: Live Oak Social Climb, at Z z. N.
Grand Lodge, A. Y. NJ, at half-past Z. ID
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1873-03-06

A UNIVERSAL REMEDY -"Brown's Bron.
ch'sl Troches" for Coughs, Colds and Bronchial
Affections stand 1rst in public favor and con.
hdeace; this result has been acquired by test
Of many rears. DowIE, Mo1sE & DAVIS, Agts.
nov20Wfm3
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Hot BED SASH Hor BED SASH Two thou
sand Hot Bed Sash inst completed, and now
ready for delivery; price low. Call and ex-
anime same at P. P. Tosls's. Ncs. 20 Hssne,
and 50 Pinckey streets, or on Horlbeck's
Wharf. dec80
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ASK your grocer for Dooley's Yeast Powder,
the best Baking Powder for preparing Bis
cults, Rolls, Bread, Grlddle Cakes, Wafaes,
DO. Depot. M. SO New street, N. Y. At
retail by all grocers. moh6-thstus
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New York Naval Stores Market.

NEW YORK, March 8.
The Daily Bulletin says: sp ris turprntne Is
he'd very strong. penersly at 67Hc, " IN 81 bid,
but We do lot hear Of any important transGc.
siuns. In strained rosin 1850 bbls sold a. So Is,
but otherwise the market was quiet but fIm Tar
inactive but steady. Pitch quiet and unchanged.
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Il NEW PRINTING HOUSE.

The firm of q. P. Cooke & Go. have removed
their printing establishment to NO. % broau
street. Both Mr.. Cooke aud Mr.. Burke are eA-
perlenced printers, who stand well with tne
craft and with the public.
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COMMERCIAL NEWS.
Exports.

BARAcol-Schr Old Unad-1s. 900 feet lumber,
and suI dries.
NEW YORK-Per steamship James Adger-64s
b les cot on, 81 tcs clay, 2S baieB domestlcs W
pEg- sundres
Bos ooN-Per steamship Mercedlta-34o bales
uplard cJtt0n. 90 casks spirits turneatlne, 6s6
bbls rosin, % tons iron. 10 pkgs sundries.
BALTIMoRE-Per brig Jennie Morton-62 tcs
rice. 100 IONS phosphate rock,
SAVANNAH, GA-Per schr LaVolta-276o bags
Pacific guanO.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1873-03-06

A LARGE and varied stock OF Sterling Silver
ware at James Allan's, King street.
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Goo Egte for Classification.
EOR. RIGHTS B FLUFF,
AND INTERMEDIATE LANDINGS ON TIE SAN.
TEE RIVER.

The steamer MARION Captain W. nEeA
F adair. Is now r. ceivInR Light -
Freight at A commrdstion Wharf, ANA wiIl sv1ye
nm FRIDAY MIGHT. the 7th instant.
Freight ana Wharfase prepaid.
Fer engagements apply to Captain on board,
or to RAVENEL, HOLMES zoo,
mche No. 80 Eaat Bay.