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The Now York Cotton Market.

NEW YuRK, February IL.
The Financial Chronicle says: The mai krt this
week for Cotton on he spot opened oull anu 80
continued until VI lnesday, VIII decne0 hc
led 10 monentary increase OF business. I 'llow-
eu, however, on thursday by relapse Into me
previous state OF staRnaton. To d ~ The sams
dull splrirless conhl ioI coltinurd to prevail.
quo truus rem lining uUmiually unch nged but
c sing Wit the above derllne OF an Nc lIalu-
tniued for the week. For IN ure delivery the bu'
slness has been smal, the small est recorded IN
ony lime, aud prIc have snOHu very little Va
rlarion. Monday was the strongest day aud yes
lerdry The weakest, but between ne Cos ng
prl es Of these TWO days The 9 Is a direieuceo OF
only lie to l6c. To-day there wns Increased
nrn.ss, clos ug with the aversg- fully up u last
Monday. After ,, hange ther was som irreRu-
lariIy, Fehrus y selling At 2oX AMI april ut OK :.
rne IeaIurs VI the = wa, lar!e Du iness IN
exchanging nIracls, IN al aggi egatlng l7uo
oales. Tue ,rces uf futures last reported Sers ere
basis ow mIddllLg. 70 7.l6c for sebi uaty. 2Jhc
FOR Mar. h. 20 1876 for ap II, Il 8 lec for May.
2,xc for June, and 81 1918 for July. The total
sal OF this descr ptiJn for the week were $3.50
bales. To- immediate delivery the total sales
10 t up this week 81 o bales. including 1891 fur
export 1913 for consumption, AL for speculation,
and 400 In transit.
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UNION PRAYER MEETINGS.

!. AT the meeting OF the Charleston Clerical
Union yesterday, the following appointments
foti the prayer meetings Of the ensuing week
were made:
For the afternoons, hslfpast four o'clock, at
Zion Church, G'ebe street. This day (rues-
.dsy.) Rev. Mr.. Lamar; Wednesday, ReV. W.. ..
Bowmon; Thursday, Rev. P. eowan; Friday
Raw. O. F. Gregory; Saturday, Rev. W. u
,Prentiss; Monday. Rev. L. q. shuck.
For the evenings, half-past seven o'clock, at
the Circular Church lecture room. This (rues-
-day) evening, Rev. John T. Wightman, D. D
"Wednesday. Rev. John L. Girardeau, d. D.;
Thursday, Rev. 7. W. Dosh; Friday, Rev. u.
r. Bracket; Monday, Rev. G. g. Vedder.
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REAI ESTATE TRANsF.ERS.

The following transfers OF real estate have
been filed In the Mesne Conveyance oface for
the week ending February n. 1873:
February II, 1873. Three lots, Village
OF Hampstead, James Lowndes, ref
cree, TO henry Blschcff. ........... $4,000
January II, 1871. Plantation in ".
Thomas and st. Dennis, Samuel r..
Poyas TO Daniel Gibbs. ............ 400
February Is, 1873. Tract on James ISL
and, sampson Grown and Fraser
,-y.,Ansel to Edward ]. Green and
others y
january is. 1878. Part OF the Blake
lands, Charles q. Simonton, ref
cree, to Emma Veronee. 325
February II, 1873. Lot 8. 8. Charlotte
street, Jas. G. Houston TO E. e.
Sell, trustee. AuU
Parish, F. N. Schipmann to VIM.
JeherAon. neutrality-suspicious.. 126
December, 1879. plantation, Rose Bank,
John Quad wick 10 Edward F. Bro
dlngt00. -, ,VVV
January Is, 1878. Tracts, J Inns Isl
and, A. T. Smythe to F. Y. Legars. $6o5
February y. 1873: LSt Eunsn EaSs street. ,oo
February Is. 1873 Lot, Nunan street,
O. Nick Grant to Venus Cooley. 100
February 6, 1873 Lot, POlnsett street,
Yctpr and Amiclde Lafourcade TO
J04d Gnnzilsz, trustee. ........., LOU
February 20, 1873. Tract, Edlsto Isl
aud, Wip. Wnsley to Linton Brown S75
February II. 1873. Lot e. 8. East Bay.
Cnas. H. West, Jr., admir-, 10 Vim.
d. Jones. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 6,p00
February II, 1873. Lot g. 8. East Bay,
Geo. Walker, special referee, to
, Rooer, Be-: ,.;.t:.........."... $500
February II, 1873. Lot e. 8. East Bay,
Geo. X Walker, referee, to john
III. LODeE,.. 200
February l3. 1873. Lot, Village New
SummervilIe, J. q. Vllleneauve,
trustee, to NJ. A. Mclaughlin. 1900
January 28, 1878 Lot Cor. East Bay
b a. Middleton. .................. II, Dos
Japnar, Is, 1873. Lot g. q. Jnhn street,
pxi,x I.aac rris to Vim. G. R'nt. 400
February IL, 1873 Part oi Ballsdam
Plantation, John 8. Palmer to A.
February II, 1878. Part OF Ballsdam
Plantation, John s. Palmer to Jas.
Ramsay ......................' NV
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funeral uotllss.

a@ THE RELATIVES, FRIENDS AND
Acqualut ,nces Of Mr. aud Mrs. Nicolaus Blschon'
Of Gerhard Riecke and @. Wulbern, and tnelr fe'
spective families. ere respectfully invited 70 ss
tend The Funeral Services OF Mrs. N. BlSCHoff,
at the German tLutheran) Chu ch, King street,
THIS AFTERNOON, at halfp 8 O'Clock. feb7s
TOALE.-DIed on the afternoon OF the 23d In
stant, ANNIE AGNES ToALB, wife OF I atrtck r.
ToIle.
~HER FUNERAL WILL T AK e
place frcm st. JoseDh's Church. Anson street, at
O'Clock THIS MORNING.. the assh instant.
feb25
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THE COLD SNAP.

NEW YORK, February "a.
The weather here IL PROBABLY the coldett OF
the season. The thermometer has fallen TO
four and a half degrees below zero. The cold
Ia also Intense all over the North aud West.
The trains are all delayed by the s:oW
storms.
BosToN, February "a.
The thermometer throughout Maine and
New Hampshire ranges at twenty 10 thirty
degrees below zero.
LONDON, February "a.
Snow has fallen throughU 1t Eogland.
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BUSINESS NOTICES.

The NATURAL BITTER WATER, from Freld-
erlck's Hall, one of the most famous 0 tne
the German Mineral Springs, is now Imported
fresh and direct by Mr.. G. F. Panknin, the
well known druggist, at whose establishment
1t may be obtained in large or small quanu-
ties. This water is highly praised by the
medical profession for its speedy and health
full effect upon the system. See advertise
ment.
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CHANGE OF SAILING DAYS.
CHANGE OF SAILING DAYS.
INCREASED SERVICE. '.=--, .,. =.
PACIFIC MAIL STEAMSHIP COMPANIES
THROUGH LINE TO
CALIFORNIA CHINA AND JAPAN.
FARES GREATLY REDUCED,

Steamers OF the above line leave Pier ,IIFHA
No. "a North River, foot OF Canal street.
New York, at IL O'Clock noon, Of the 10Th. 30Lh
and 3oth or every month, except when these dates
fall on sunday, then the Saturday preceding
era for south Pacific and Central American ports.
For Japan and China, Steamern leave san &fan.
cisco frat OF every month, except when 1t fans On
No California Steamers touch az Havana, but
20 direct from New York to ASpinwal
One hundred pounds baggage free TO eacn adulk
Medicine and attendance free.
For Passage Tickets or other Information, Apply
at the COMPANY,S TICKET OFFIUE, on tho
Wharf foot OF Canal street, North River, Kew
YORK, F. r. BABY, Agent.
aug1e1vr
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Passengers.

Per steamship South Uarvlna. from New York
IS Reed, WIFE, maid and Lwo caildren, Mrs VIM
Caldwe j, r W Wool, Mrs BrcS, MISS Benedict, X
BrUn son, Mr. and Mrs Bron,on. Mrs Cochran,
Mis-. Jane HaddocK, MISS Margaret Badd0GE,
A Il Haddock, Jenny Lock, nrs Claussen, MISS
Anderson.
Per steamer Dictator, from Palntka via Jackson;
Vile, Fel lnandinR and Savannah-E Thomas. J
B johnson. Vim Light, Thus Clarke. Ling, MIR
Huyt, Jno Hedges. Capt Payne, anu on decK.
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<Dc11oN SALES TRIs DAY.

John G. Minor 4 Co.. Will sell at half-past
10 O'Clock, at their store, hats, gloves and dry
goods.
Louis D. DeSaussure will sell at IL O'Clock,
near the Postofice. real estate.
Lowndes d Grimball will Sell at II o'clock,
near the Postofice, real estate.
Ieitch & Bruins will sell at - O'Clock, at
Kinks stables, horses aud mules.
Stefsns, Werner d Ducker Will sell at .
O'clock, at their store, butter, hams, &c.
Laurey. Alexander Co. WILL sell at IL
O'Clock. at their store, potatoes and groceries.
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Receipts per Railroad February "A.
UAkULINA kAlLku


ss5 bales cotton. 1si bales goods 81 bulls spirits
lurpentIne 90 bbis rOsin, w bols nonr, cars
-lucK. To Railroad Agent, NJ Caldwell s. q,
Bardin Parger. U Lleo, nr0od, DoWIiug,
p,Iz-r Rodgers 4 co. Muruuugn d WteEley, A
MuIligan, Count j WI0ton, kinsman howell.
WAGNER q Monsees. Tupper sou, Johnston,
Crews 4 CO, A salinas, howry SOn, u Frost
20. WiLte Bros, Roach Morett, g Williams
Il CO. As Smitn, WaId'aw CareW' W pukes
CO. vi williams q son, b hischUn d Co, v F
We.t4rs, Lowudes &Grimoai, w courtney co,
sl,an l. Sell NOUS. W Sml,h 60, u Waiter
6 CO, Trenholm d son, Hlss co, Wllllams,
Black d Williams.
NORTHEASTERN RAILROAD.
1s4 bales cotton, ss4 bbls rosiu 40 casks spirits
turpeutlue. IL nhds bacon,75 bdB nsn bars, cara
wood, lumber, mdse, DC. 10 Laurey, Aie1ander
4 Gu, homllnsou d co. PPUppenheiin.
Smlln, b Duval Il S,.n, l. D Dsrgua, Hart d oO,
X Read, Pelzer, kndgers CO, 1riest,
Norwood, e II Marshburn, II bis mn CO. E Il
Fr. 81 Il co, a Tlefeuthal, Tiedeman, Ca,der d co,
" U Bee d co, MoWry Sun, ls Hulmes,
Levy, BsrdIn d Parker, Whllden Jones, A
SaLuss, u d Walter & co, Ghapeau cJ. W Z
r, an, caldwell son, W Bowling. Rlnsnian d
Howell, + Gailiard, q lnpralaln & stn u Mid
dleton, Middleton, Il Diigle. L White, u l.
Hlll w d Lhsree d Gu, a Diamond U, Adger
a co, steneus, Werner d Ducker, + sweegan,
N h Chase v Mack, A sna Morris N, Mrs
woodruff, Martin Moou, riePer, Dia,
JoI es q co, T l. Swiuton, D y EbaLgn, Eliwan
Works, wagener a Mousees, d Klstte COL
Fredsberp, u ohen & CO. Iuy l0r Gu, y UlecK.
nom 3 CO, aIs snowdeR. w Kenyon, > X
Marshall & Gu, folin d son, l. NeLmeyer, Wm
Blru d Gu, Qudch enbush, hstill d co, h Weling
IadIesi Fuel society, Green, l. anderson, r
Kuulyorth, N 4 K X Agent, 8 d y 3 X Igent,
order, and Others.
sAyANNAH AND CHARLESTON RAILROAD.
At bales upland and 90 bags sea island co'tCn,
bbIs ro,n bbls spil its :urpentlne, bushels grain
cars lumber, wood, mdse, &C. TO DowlI g,
trswley Dehon, JOHNSTON, crews d CO, keeoer
4 Davis, Nielsen Geddes, Jas Hsmllu, w BJyle,
l;raham CO. n n Freeman, w MinUIt, T.
Ernst co, Kavenel Il co, Witte BROS, Gross,
j II Anderson, G n heeSes. W kre bel. Bardln
Parker. q 70 ing, w N Lawion o Sou, u n, Pier
snn pIncktey BROS, SmlLn, WhIlIen JJhes
j ID Otternoitz, u F Crswley, U b .lausseu.
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The following is the general summary for
the week ending Saturday, February ~. 1873:
During the past week storm-centre has
crossed the country In a norLheastward dlrrc-
ton from Texas over and beyond The middle
Allaatic coasi; second from the northwest
over the upper lake. into Canada; third
nurtheasLward from Nebraska into Canada;
fourth diminished pressure over The Southern
States, and thence northeastward, developing
ioto very severe storm along The middle and
east Atlantic coasts.
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WINNER OF THE PRIZE.

The Norfolk Journal says: "Mrs. Mary =.
Buttz, wife Of Charles W. Buttz, whilon Com
monwealth's attorney of this city. 20" soiiei'
tor of Charleston County, 8. O.. was the
owner of ticket 1918, which drew the capitai
prize of nine hundred dollars In the Vue de
pEau Lottery. Her husband bought Two
tickets. Neither Of them we're present at the
draWipq.n
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Interior Cotton Markets. ggs

RutK HILL, February FL.
The dullness noted 10 rst rep rC cIntlnues.
We quot middling lShalskci BALES OF the week
l64 uules-
CHARLOTTE. February 81.
Sales to-day 81 bales. TIE price brought for
MID ling Was lsxsl8Hc; other grades II ilSc.
rhe marker closed dull vita downward ten
deney.
MACON, February 10.
We have no change In the O 'LtOn market to re.
porr. V.ry little Il doing, offerings 6eing light.
There is a goo demand for nne cOLtons aL former
quotations. We quote: Ordinary l6Kal!c, cl an
ieis 17ai1xc goud ordinary l7kc. low middipgs
lSxc, Ei Idiugs l8xc. 81 ce last report 24
bales have been received, 645 have been Slipped
anu 5ol ave been sold.
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Hor BED SASH Hot BED SASH 1.-TWO thou
sand Hot Bed Sash just completed, and now
ready for delivery; price low. Call and e1-
anime same at P. P. Toale's, Nos. 20 Hayne,
and 80 Pinckey streets, or on Horbeck's
Wharf. dec3O
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T8ERMOM.ETRIC4L.

The range Of the thermometer yesterday,
al Mr.. Blackmau's drug store, was as follows
z 8 A. IL, "a; 10 A. NJ, 4o;l IL NJ, E;2 2. d.,
Is;AP. NJ, 4s; 6 P. NJ, a.; P. NJ, "A.
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MEMORANDA.

The scbr 8 Y Simmons, for Charleston, let
New castle, Del February 10.
The schr Moses williamson. Lake, frrm Charles.
ton, @, fer weymouth. Mass, arrived at Vine.
yard Haven, February FL.
The srhrs B hawkins, Wyatt, and Farragut,
Hall, both from Port Royal, O, 9 days out, for
Boston, arrived at Vinegar Haven, February 20.
The schr ] Means, from Portland. Me- for
Charleston. O, put into ewport, l, February
on Nantucket Shoals IN The gale OF the 10th.
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LIVERPOOL CLASSIFICATION.


RIcE.-There was an active demand for this
gra n at former prices. Sales abOnt $50 tierces
Gle n Carolina; say 90 at 6xc, - at ex, so at
isIe 80 at GX. at l5l6, 11s at 7, I2l at Lie,
2sasSx, los at TX, 4s at ~. We quote common
to fair Gle N Carolina at sh@7, good 7x@7Kc
p b.
NAVAL SToREs.-Tne arrivals were ol barrels
spIrLs tuipentlue and 1873 barrels rosin. Transsc.
tons took place in strained to No. rosin at So 10
p barrel.
FRBIaHTs.-To Liverpool, by steam, direct, -
on uplnuds, ON sea Islands; via New YORK, xd
on uplands, I'D on sea Islands; by sail,
I'd on uplands, and "a on sra islands.
TO uavre, - on uplsnds. Uoastwlse-tn New
York, by steam, NC on upihnds and - on sea
islands; 81 q tlerce on rice; soc q bbl on rosin
by sail, &C p b on cotton; &c p tierce Oh
rice; soc p bbl ON rosln; $Il@l2 q II on lumber:
Sl2Sl2 so p n on timeer. To Bost n, BY steam
&c on uplands and 81 so q tlerce on rice; by sail.
- a tb on uplands; rosin 70c; resawed stuIl
sl2@l2 so; timer $la@1s SO; phosphate $5@5 SO.
To Providence, by sal $lo@ll 2 on boards:
&C 2 b on cotton; by steam Hc via New YORK
To Philadelphia, by steam xc on uplands; 81 Is
a cask on rice; 6ocNR Dbl on rosln; 81 on spirits
Through bills OF ladlng given to Boston, ProVi'
dence and the New England cities are regularly
issued on this route, and dispatch guaranteed
BY sail, So a NJ on boards; $l2 on timber; -T
ton on clay; So so on pnospnates. To Baltimore.
by steam 10 R'b; by sail $s@s so = II on
boards; - on timber; So so 2 ton at city; SAG
4 so p ton up river on phosphate r5ck. Vessels
are in demand by our merchants to take lumber
freights from Georgetewn.S. c.. Darlen and Satil.
Ia River, Ca, and Jacksonville, Fla. to Northern
ports, and $lo@l2 2 II are the rates on timber
and boards.
DoxKsr1o ExcHkNeE.-The banks purchase
sight checks on New York at par 10 4 per cent.
on, aud sell at u pr MUM.
ExcHANaR.-SLerlng 90 day bills 2sx.
GoLD.-l4@.6.
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Now York Naval stores Market.

NBW 1URK, FBJrUHly zz'
The Daily Bulletin says: spl Its to pentine
con inues quiet, aud though rome holders are
asking CSC for straight lUls. bids 40 not reach
over &C. aud IL pr obable 67Kc would buv. we
uotice sales OF s. ibis at SIC. Strai ed rosin is
steadily he'd at So 76s3 80. but with. H. rero ted
ovemenJ Fine rosius also quiet and unchang'
rate jobbirg request at S4,4 rs f1r prime City DE.
iverrd. We nUle sales OF IooO bols straineu rosin
at SY Is.
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NEW AND CHEAP CH1LDREN's CARRIAGES
Velocipedes. Roccklng-Hurses, Carts, Wheel
barrows, &C., Just received at Won santen's
No. 229 King street, Charleston, s. G.
iunll-tu
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PLATED WARE, in new and exquisite de-
signs. Tea Sets, Ice Pitchers and Castors, al
Allan's, No. 307 King street.
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FOREIGN EXPORTS.

: Messrs. Lssesne & Wells cleared yesterday
the British ship Jas. Duncan, for Liverpool,
with 1859 bales upland cotton.
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The Fine Steamship FALCON, J: F.. Hsynie.
COMMANDER making close connection Win g T,i.
weekly Line OF Sne steamships IN Boston, WIZ sah
for Baltimore Oh WEpNEsDhY. 2eth instant.
city by railroad from Baltimore without add.
tional insurance, und Oonsigneea are allowed
ample time TO sample and sell their Goods from
the Railroad Depot In Pniladelphia.
For Freight or Passage apply 70 s'T
PAUL q. TRENHOLM, AGENT
feb22A SO. Union Wnarved.
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II o B F L o 3 I D A,
VIA SAVANNAH.

lThe Splendid Side wheel Steamers, F.. -
DICTATOR, Captain L. n. Ooxetter, I
and OITY POINT, Captain Fitzgerald, VIII leave
Charleston every TUESDAY, THURsDkY and SUN
DAY EVENING, at O'Clock precisely, for Savsn-
nah Fernandina, Jacksonvil g, Magnolia, Green
Cove Springs, st. Augustine, Palstks and aa
Landings on st. Johns hiVer. Counectng at
ami with the steamer STAB LIGHT Tor Enter.
prise, Mellonve, and all points on the Upper
st. Johns and Indian Rivera. ~
Connect at Fernsndlns with Horloa hairoaa
for ali points ia the interior, and with Railroad
for New Orleans sad Havana. via Cedar Keys.
All way Freight must be prepaid.
For Freight or Passage. Apply 20
RAVEEEL Il co., Agents,
Corner vanderhorst's Wharf and East Bay.
dec2
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ANH1yERsARY CELEBRATION.
Union Light Infantry Society.

The Union Light Infantry Society celebrated
Its si1ty-slxth anniversary last evening at
Kroeg's Inn. The following officers we're elect
ed: Dougslas Nlsbet, president; ]. McConkey,
vice-presldent; D. Broadloot, secretary and
treasurer; ]. McDun. piper. An elegant supper
was served at hait-past O'Clock, after which
the following regular toasts were offered and
warmly responded to: "0ur Sixty.sixth Au-
nIversary, the day we celebrate" "The Birth
day OF Washington" ''The Memory of Robert
E. Lee,n "Our Fallen Comrades" "South
Carolina" Scotland" "rhe Thistle, the Bose
and the Shamrock" ""Woman, the Sun Of our
Social System"
w. L. I. Charitable Association.
The following ofa,ers we're elected at the an
niversary meeting en- Saturday afternoon j..
L. Honour, president; Professor F. L. Parker,
n. D., senior warden; A. W. Taft, junior
warden; Fred. q. Honour. secretary aud
treasurer; Rev. E. @. Eigerlou, chaplain; DR..
T. G. S,uons, surgeon: W. II. Muckenfuss, 30
licito:; j. h. Schrelner, ]. H. Devoe. stewards;
G W. Aimar, G. Recke, 7. c. 5lm0Gs, ST.,
committee on accounts; Il. J. Greer, ]. E. Tor
lay, ]. J. Small, F. P. salas. E. 8. Bnrnham
committee on charity; D. B. Glliland, B. Stew
art, G.. W. Kllnck, committee on letters; Presi.
dent ex-oficio, T. A. Honour, ]. Fl. Schultz,
committee on burial ground and monuments
at Magnolia. D. B. Gilliland, former secretary
and treasurer, declined reelection.
National Zouayes.
At the anniversary meeting of the National
Zouaves the following officers were elected
for the ensuing year: G. Hoffman, pres-
dent; W. W. simous, frat vlce-presIdent; N.
z. Reed, second vics.president; J. A. jaeger,
third vice-presldent; @. E. Surau, fourth
Woe president; R. a. Wllloughoy, ensign; R.
G. Barkley, treasurer; B. Senior, assistant
treasurer; E. G. volgt, secretary; ". Il Dun
lap, arst warden; John Hanlou, second ward
en-; A. W. Gnrney, third warden; T. s. Sig
wald, fourth warden; N. A. Quinn, fifth ward
en;J. Mollsnhauer, frat director; T. Hardy,
second director; Geo. q. Cories. third direct
or; Milton Ma1cy, fourth director; P. G. McTn-
mes, fhh director; Maurice Lynch, sixth d.
rector; G. c. Briggs, seventh director; ]. F.
Burns, eighth director; q. Bulst, solicitor: J.
8. Bulst, surgeon.
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Mdrrien.

AIBE "a )TTI-UOSS LIN Orangeburg ooun.
ty. tuesday, Feb irv 10; 1879, BY the Key. J. l..
SIly. @r. j. s. ALB sHaJTrr, formerly OF Charles;
ton. a1d MisI AYSL,A s, youngest da1glser VI
Jane. e. Moss, Esq., o. orangeoutg, . W 20
card3. i. - .,4-.
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OPERA, MARINE AND FIELD GLASSES In great
variety, Including those of the finest make,
st reasonable prices. Alan's, No. 3O7 King
airppt
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MARINE NEWS By TELEGRAPH.

L1vsRPooL, February "a.
Arrived, Siberia and Wisconsin. from New
York; Nj nrOu and island Houe. IRON Lnarle'-
ton; Tonawanda, from Mobile; Sea King, from
New orleans.
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rh. Now York Rios Market.

NEW YORK. February e.
The Daily Bulletin sayh: The market Is quiet
and rcmaIns as last quoted. We note sa es o. 100
bags Rangoon at exs7c. and rs tierces Carolina
al SAGE.
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THE COURTS.
United states Court.

United States Court.
'>G.'0. Montgomery was allowed to file an
application for the redemption of forfeited
real estate, on giving bonds for the payment
ofycosts In case OF failure to establish his
claim.
Court Of Common Pleas.
In the cases of Alwyn L. Prince vs. John d.
Tfetjen and fletjen & Luden, verdicts were
rendered In favor Of the defendants.
The case of Henry Hayward and William q.
Bee, executors Of William O. Hayward, vs..
Jane Ann Walker and Edgerton d Richards,
was. referred to Henry E. Young, Esq, as
special referee.
T-ial Justiees' Courts.
Thomas q ,uudtree, colorsd, made bur-
glsrious entry into the house Of Charles
Hobsrtson, In Wentworth street. about four
O'Clock on Sunday morning, In which he was
detected and arrested. Yesterday he was
committed to Jail by Trial Justice Dover, ior
trial on q charge OF burglary.
Mayors Court.
VIM. Hicks, colored, drunk and disorderly,
one dollar fne or ten days In jail. George
Brown, colored. dlsorderly and abusing the
police, fined Two dollars. Newfoundland
and yellow dog, found running at large,
fined ntty cents each.
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Stcnd Bros. Sen 1sInnd Cotton CfrCu1ar.
LIVERPOOL, February 7, 1873.
The demand for sea island continuing very
limited, the market has "A heavy tune, md ne lew
sales mad IN tho medium grades OF usrt lima.
show decline OF III per pound rom recent trans
actiops. The business Includes ab ut SO bags
from 2la27d, 20 f,om 2sa3l1ld. 10 bags It ined
aud 81 forwarded. The sales III Institutes arc 20
Peruvian, cOnslSti chiefly or good qaailIy at
nd nrinU flIl DrryInuI rateS.
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CITY AFFAIRS.
MEETINGS THIS DAY.

Bu,st Chapter, A. aad A. S. B., at 7 2. ID.
Cnarieston Library Society, at P. Il.
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ALL the popular grades of the Waltham
Watch mandatory, at James Allan's.
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GOM1fERGAL NEW5.
Exports.

L1vRRPooL-Fer Br snip James Duncan-236o
bales u Jland cotton.