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The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1873-02-06
CITY IMPROYEMENTS.

The old stand of. E. Spear In King street,
opposite Hasel street, which was recently pnr'
chased by Messrs. Darlington, Thomas d Co..
with q view to occupying It themselves,
is undergoing general overhsuling and re-
pairing at the hands of Messrs. saWner q FER
euson. An old rookery which stood upon the
lot In the rear OF the store has been pulled
down, and neat three story addition oil brick
ia going up on the site. The first two hoors
of this building will be divided of Into con-
venlent apartments for the use OF Messrs.
Darlington & Co.'s jewelry and matchmaking
mechanics. AT the base Of the northeastern
angle of junction of this building with the
main store q ireproof and commodlous vault
will be built for the safekeepiDg OF jewelry
and other valuable articles. The Interior OF
the store proper will be handsomely
fitted up for the reception OF the proprie-
tors stock, which will be removed thither
from their present stand In the course
of the next two months. The upper
floors have been rented by Mr.. F. Shirley,
for photograph galleries, and will be prepared
especially for that purpose. scahodlng has
been erected In front of the store, and WORK
men are now engaged in charging the exte-
rIor appearance. The windows will be en-
belllshed with ornamental caps and consoles,
and the building will be surmouuted by q
handsome square parapet with semi-crcalar
pedlment upon the centre, which will enclose
the number of the store. The painting Will
be done by Mr.. James AcConkey.
On the south side Of HorlbecR's alley, near
Meeting street, the Devereux Bros. are erect
ing a neat two STORY brick residence for Mrs.
Treaty.. The building lstwenty-two feet front
by thlrty-fve deep, and has two plazzas on the
west side, with kitchen attached In The rear.
1t Is TO be covered with fiat tin roof. In the
building proper there are four square rooms
with pantrles and dressing-rooms, and the
kitchen contains two rooms. The residence
will be finished in about two weeks.
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Receipts per Railroad, February s..
SOUTH CAROLINA RAILROAD.

1877 bales cotton, 66 tales goods, 200 bbls nour,
SB sbs rosln, 8 cars stock. To RAILROAD Agent,
siscnotr l. CO, Jerords Il co, Campse9 Gu, Tlede,
mann, Calder 4 co, O Sahlman, D.A ANIME, d
Coba co, eraveley; wil,iams SO,,n,nS0 " 60;
smith Il CO.. A Salinas. W Ryan, E Frost
& CO, Pelzer. Rodgers & CO, Waiter co,
rhode Bros. W Bee co, WIes GO, fringe ~ q
Son. A y Smith, } sims, Reeder = Davis,
B williams L son, Trenholm Son, " Court.
ney Il co, Smith, MowIy Sun, MurdauRh
q Weekley, Counts Wroton, kinsman q ileWel!,
Bardin & Parker, Johnston, crews d co, w A
Boyle.
17s bales upland cotton. bag sea is and cot.
ton, $40 bbs rosin, AZ bus Bpi It's turpentne, 24o
bags rough rice 40 boxes tooaoco, 90 pus sar Sau
md e, &C. To II Fros; co, Pelzer, Rodgers &
cr, Murdaugh Weekley, W Courtney co,
Mowry son, Levy, Prltchard, A >
Smith, caldwell son' psd smith, a. Keeagp KInsm
4 Howell, Heackel, w K Ryan, s D Stoney, A
] salinas, W Gurney. @ Walter co, Stoney,
l.owndes co. Trenholm Il Son, q Wiilams q
CO. Bardln Parker, Whilden & Jones, Adger
y ca, ouacktnbush. E-till co, Klatte CO,
Wsgener, Monsees 90. A lantlc Phosphate Co, g
Foliin Il sen, ] +. S, J Cump-en, Klnsman Brus.
Weilers, Tledemann, Calder G co, KllncS, WICK
ebberg & co, II B!scholr Il CO, + yelling, n + K
Agent s OR X Agent, and others.
SAVANNAH AND CHARLESTON RAILROAD.
q bales upland and % bags sea Island cotton
20 bbls 70 ,n 1874 bushels rough rice cars Jumper;
mdse. &c. 10 Ravenel CO. Fraser III. q
Williams L co, ] F Taylor s CO, PncKney BROS,
Warllaw Il Carew. Reeder DavlseJ ID Bush, u
Andei son, f Richards, Bee co, BOYD,
Thos Abner. Nat Montgomery, reeves
Kre:sel, A y Mugan, E Scoops, q PincEney,
q n Perkins, N Triest, ID HALLS, Thomas Murray,
T P Smith, Counts q Wrotun Pelzer, Rodgers d
co, Murdaugh Il weekley, Stoney, Lowndes co,
II Ii Aoell. FL slow co, w % %po%lng,
Cra wiley 4 Dehon, l. u Mowry d Son, Wnlioen q
ones Sm b. aud Others.
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THE STRUGGLE IN CUBA.
NEW ORLEANS, February s

NEW ORLEANS, February S.
Adyices from Cuba state that an engage
ment between the patriots and Spaniards,
mad taken place at San Martin. Major A. Bo-
seva and the government of Cuba are to raise
twenty millions OF dollars on loan TO deiray
the expenses of the war on the Island o1
Cuba. The treasury will pay eight per cent.
with Interest In coin, TO those furnishing the
money. La Constance says in an editorial that
we are tolsave Cuba by our own efforts and re-
sources; and We are 10 proceed with activity
and well united effort to save the cause OF civil
izalion, and prevent the dangers which threat,
en- our nationality, property and lives. Let all
answer to the coli OF the Spanish Junta, and
list be framed of those who refuse 10 snare;
The Spanish Government has failed to pay all
her navy officers on The retired list, because
for want OF funds. r' the Spanards In
The district of Santa GIaI' -efuse TO receive
bills at tho Spanish bank.
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Druas ann Meblrlnss.
GUYOT'S TAR
CONCENTRATED PROOF LIQUEUR

Mr Guyot has succeeded in depriving tar
of its inSupportable sourness and bitterness,
and in rendering it very soluble. Prohtlng
by this happy discovery. he prepares con-
centrated liqueur Of tar, which in small
volume contains large proportion OF the
active principle.
Guyot's tar possesses all the advantages Of
ordinary tar-water without any OF its draw
backs glass Of excellent lar-water without
any disagreeable taste be instantaneously
obtained by pouring teaspoontul into
glass OF water.
Any one can thus prepare his glass Of tar
water at the moment he requires it, thus
economizing time. facilitating carriage and
obviating the disagreeable necessity OF hand
ling tar.
Guyofs tar replaces advantageously Sc
yeral more or less inactive ptisans in the
treatment of colds, bronchitis, coughs, and
catarrhs.
Guyofs tar is employed with the greatest
success in the following diseases -
AS A DRAUCIIT. - A teasponfal in a glass
ofraier, or tpo tablespoonf fuls in bottle.
BRONCHITIS
cATARRH OF THE BLADDER
COLDS
OBSTINATE COUGHS
IRRITATION OF THE CHEST
PULMONARY CONSUMPTION
WHooPIEG COUGH
DISEASES OF THE THROAT
As A LOTION. - Pure or diluted with
little natcr.
AFFECTIONS OF THE SKIN
'ITCHINGS
DISEASES OF THE SCALP
Guyot's far has been tried with the
greatest success in the principal hospitals Of
France. Belgium, and Spain. Experience has
proved it to be the most hygienie drink in
lime Of cpidemics.
Detailed instructions accompany each bottle
Depot in Paris, L. FRERE, 19, rue Jacob.
Agents in Charleston, DOWlE, NOISE q
DAVIS, Wholesale Druggists.
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ALL the popular grades OF the "allnan
Watch mandatory, at James Allan's.

ORN1rHoLoaY- BIRDs.-Inere
w,l, he on exhibition this morning at twelve
O'Clock, at the store OF W. Y. Leitch q 4. D.
Bruins, No. IS Broad street, beautiful collec-
t,on of about FIVE hundred native and tropicai
stuffed birds, embracing specimens OF the
featbered tribe from all parts of the world
The birds are tastefilly arranged in groups
nnder French crystal glass shades, forming
the moat elegant pa1lor ornaments. Mr.. ).
R. Galbrailh, OF New York, is the taxidermiet'
and will be present to give all Information re-
ouIred. This superb collection will be sold al
auction, In lots to suit, tomorrow (fflaay)
mornln ;, at eleven o'clock, and afternoon OF
evening at - o'clock. w. Y. LEIroH & X. 3.
BRuNs, Auctioneers.
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nlarksts ny Telegraph

MONEY AARKETe.
LONDON February 8.
Noon-Consols s2Has21. Fves sl4
Noon.-Bonds 96A.
NEW YORK, February 6.
No n.-Frelghts quiet. Stocks dull. Gud nrm
at l3X. Money frm at 7. Exchange, long sH
snort lOA. Governments dull but firm. States
dull and quiet.
Evening -Money I, gold and fraction com
mlssi n. Sterling 92a9H. Gold lSHal3A. Gov
ernmenls advanced u to y. States dull. Ten-
Dessees frmer. Freignts quiet
COTTON MARKETS.
LIVERPOOL, Febl bluary s.
Noon.-Cotton opened irregular; uplands 100:
Laler.-Uotton tends down: uplands sTd; Or.
leans lOhalOAd; sales 5000 bales; for speculation
aud exp ri 100.
Laiest.-Cotton closed unchanged; sales - !;
NEW YORK. February 6.
Noon.-C+tton dull; sales 4S4 bales; aplands
21Hc; Orleans 2ISc.
Eveuing.-Uottun dull and nominal; sales TIA
bales: npiands 2lhc; Orleans 2l% ; net receipts to-
d ~ 9j5 bale 8; gross 4093; sales for export % day
1888 bales. Sales OF cotton futures to-day ll,500
bales, as follows Fo February 205S; March 2OHa
90 l6; April 20 H.. 6a2OA; May 20 l6-l6a21; June
2lH; July Il ll-l6a2lA. w.t.,
Cotton dull; midlllngs 2lHa2lXc; net receipts
143 bales, gross 2647; sales zu0: STOCK 700.
PHILADELPHIA, February S.
Cotton quiet; middllngs u ha2lhc:
BALTIMORE, February 8.
Cotton dull; mIddings 2v%c; net receip 29e
bales gross 522; exports tu Great Britain 700,
coasIwtse i25; sales 1871; stock es2s.
NORFOLK, February 5.
Cotton quiet; low middllngs l9&al'Hc; net re-
ccip,s 1895 bales; exp,rts codBtWlse 4lZ3; safes
29O; stock 1859. ,, ro,r,,,rs
Cotton quiet; mddlngs 1879; net receipts zls
bales: exports coastwite l47S; sales ID; STOCK
1870.
SAVANNAH. February g.
Cotton dnIl. niddlInQs I0kc: net re celptB 3646
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sILE OF DAMAGED COTTON.

The cargo of the British bark ]. B. Du ffus
consisting of over 1000 bales cotton, destined
originally for the North Of Europe, but dam
aged by fire and water on the 2Sth and 18th
December last In the harbor, was sold here
yesterday by Messrs. Lowndes Grimball.
With large attendance aud spirited bidding
the entire lot brought satisfactory prices. The
following were the lois and prices: bales
at 23 s at 4t, 80 at 44, 90 at AZ, 43 at 4i, l at
81. 4s at So, 157 at 81, rs at 6 s-l6, l4l at 81,
4s at 81, 3Os at g. Ats at 6t 247 at Ct, IL at 81,
AZ at 6S, "a al 6 s.ls, at y, Sat 8, "a at 1et,
AZ at lsa, 80 at le2, at l6b, II at lit. 10 at
l7a, 20 at ls, at lsl, at lsa, 10 at ls2, SO at
lst, So at ls, 27 at l9t. cents per pound.
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AMUSEMENTS.
The Owen and Dixon Combination.

The Owen md Dixon Combination.
This company opens Its entertainments at
the Academy this evening. The box once Will
be open to-day for the sale of reserved seats,
for which there will be no extra charge.
Handel and Haydn Society.
The Handel and Haydn Society of this city
is making praiseworthy effort to furnish a
supply of refined and delightful amusement
to the citizens of Charleston during the pres
ent and coming months. The amusement
will comprise six musical matinees, given at
the Academy of Music in the afternoon, once
a week. The full military band attached to
the first United States artillery, together with
a full orchestra, will render the music, con-
sisting OF choice selections from the best COM
posers. The music will be under the direction
of Professor Watt, the chief OF the band. Ad-
mission to the matinees can be secured only
by subscription. The subscription for one
rerson to the six concerts will be three dol
lars, including reserved seats; and ior TWO
persons FIVE dollars. Subscription lists can be
found at Holiness Book House and Souder's
Art Gallery, King street.
Our Social Circle Club.
Tie seventh annual masquerade of Our So
cial Circle Club was given last evening at the
South Carolina Hall. The attendance was
uuusally large and the costumes were bril-
liant. There were mail-clad knights prone
nading with gaily-dressed ladies, who wore
crowns and seemed to be possessed OF ail
loyelness until you looked at their faces,
which-well, 1t won't do to describe tnem'
There was an unmistakable Sam Weller, VINO
kept everybody in roar Of laughter, apa a
witch of the Alps who was constantly sur
ronnded by a host of admiring wizards. Tne
evening wore away very pleasantly.
Masouerade OF the Marion Fire Conn
pany.
The masquerade OF the Marion Fire Com
pauy took place last evening at the Academy
of Music. The music hall was filed With mas
ouers, representing every character, from tne
unsteady street topper 10 the fac slnile oi
prince imperial In one part OF the nall
stalked a full.blooded Ku-Klux, seconded oy a
aerce-lcoklng zouave; in another gallant
troubadour was lavishIng soft Establishments
upon mild. eyed princess and here, there and
everywhere fitted fay queens, star-oedecked
goddesses, flower girls and highland lassles.
The masoues were removed at half-past ten
O'Clock, and then the dancing commenced.
The supper was served BY Henry Carroll.
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SUMMERTILLE

As Justification of the high encomium on
summerville, which appeared In this paper
few DAYS ago, the following incident may be
mentioned: About year ago, resident Oh
that village, owning farm In one OF the
most desirable portions of the up-country OF
this State, determined to give up bis Summer
Vile home and remove 10 his up-country farm.
On Tuesday his family returned to Summer
Vile and took possession OF their old home.
The up-country may be very good place In
its way, but this family at least prefer sum
meryille TO the healthiest, weathiest and
prettiest section Of the hill country.
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HOTEL ARRTTALS-FEBRUARY 8.
Charleston.

Henry Cranston, r F WIgnhars, Augusta; Jas
Roosevelt and lady, New York; n Murdaugh, Vlr.
ptuia; e Townsend. Society Hill; E N Wright
4 Wright, Jr. Mrs W Johnson, Miss Minnie
Johnson, Miss Harriss, Miss Wright, Phil
adelphia; o wstterson, Richmond; Girardey,
Augusta; L T Provost, Captain B Ms A Alder :
shot, Eng; R Bradley, Savannah; Dale, San
Francisco; Haynes, Savanna; Farley
and lady, o Moran, @ Huntington. New York; A
B LewIth, City; e ] Larrabee and lady, Albany;
] W Bockwalter and lady, Miss Bookwalter, Miss
Lenel, W Lefrel, Springfield; John NJ Payne and
lady, Florida; W Stevens, Lancaster; A E Burr,
Nashvie Burr, New Orleans; Mrs Bryce.
Columbia; John KING, Edisto Island; d Case,
Columbia, Pa; George G Eagle, Tallahassee;
Pcttebone, Wyoming; W Persons, Mrs O Gould,
Mlsa Lawton, St Louis; G Kendall, Beaufort; W
y Conyar, lady and chid Newark; Ward, ID
Hunter and lady, Albany; Henry and lady,
Annapolis.
Pavilion.
EA Jervey, Colle:on; G Glldersleeve, F W
Stack, New York; G WOODWORK, Newark; f
SpeIghss, Ashepoo; 8 Meter, W Baggett.
Minis. South Carolina; E F Kittoe, Oak Point
Mines; W 8 Lightroot, Orangeblrg; Thos Ashby,
Florence; L P Sindersine, Orangeburg; w Jones,
Graham,s; A Loryes, South Carolina; F Elder,
W!nevlle; " Fairey, BrsnchvIlle; Parry,
Philadelphia; A Graham, South Carolina; Mr. and
Mrs James Roosevelt, New York; W Smith,
South Carolina; L B Brkhouse, Kentucky; D Odom,
B1nneau's; joseph Denck, Columbia; Rev
Macaboy, North,Carollna; Miss McClun, Pttsburg;
wilcox. North Carolina; A o Franklin, Q W
Kellogg Gallatin, Tenn; K Cotton. South Car.
olina; r Hendershot, Niagara Fall; P Wright,
d q Lancaster aud lady, Enterpr sc; L Mueller,
New York; Captain P Bennett, steamer Lu
cille, Baltimore; CaptaiH II Ketchum. Graham
Vile; c A Raysor, Coosaw; Powell South
Carolina.
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I. o. g.. T.

At regular weekly meeting Of Queen City
Lodge, No. "a, Independent Order Good Tenn
plars. held at Temperance Hall Tuesday even
inp. February 4tb, 1873, the following officers
were installed for the ensuing term by g. W..
G. r. Andrew Kals from WIN. E. Cook, W. G.
r.: Mrs. NJ. Turner, ". Y. T.; Julius osten-
dorf. W..R. g.; Henry sonntag, W. F. g.; Mrs.
]. n. Bond, W. T.; Mrs. G. L. Cook, w. e.;
Miss sallle Miller, W. NJ; John h. Bond, W.
DIN: Geo. GLADDEN., W. J. G.; Ere -s Astle,
W.. g.; Mrs. L. Sphinx, W. R. q. s.; Miss lsa'
bella Mahony, ". L. q. g.; Geo. T. Andrews,
P.W. CT.
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AUCTION SALES THIS DAY.

William Mckay will sell at 10 o'clock, at NO.
Coming street, furniture, DO.
F.P. salas will sell at IL O'Clock, at Ar
nold's stables, Spanish Jacks.
Io,tch 4 Rrnns will sell at II o'clock,
near the Postof1ce, real estate.
Alonzo J. White & Son will sell at IL ociock'
near the Postof1ce, real estate.
Iowndes & Grimball will sell at II O'CLOCK,
near the Postoffice, real estate.
steffsns, Werner & Ducker will sell at
o'clock, at their store, hams, butter and MACK
erel
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THE COURTS.
Court OF General Sessions.

Court OF General Sessions.
The grand jury returned the following true
bills: John Middleton, murder; Sam Gsillard,
murder; John Carlin and Joseph Collins, as
sault and battery, and resistance to police
officer, three cases.
Rufus Conyers was arraigned on the charge
Of murder, and his trial fixed for to-day.
Joha Middleton was acquitted OF the charge
of murder, and London Singleton Of the
charge OF grand larceny; both prisoners were
discharged.
Municipal Court.
Charles and Robert Fraser, colored, dlscr
derly aad Sighting, two dollars each. Johr
Taylor, colored, drunk, one dollar. Isaat
Mcclellan, colored, applied for lodging, dis
charged. Moses Furgnson and Cain Palten
colo,ed, stealing hair plaits, thirty days each
A dog and COW at large, fifty cents for tht
former, and one dollar for the latter.
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Interior Cotton Markets.

CHARLOTTE, February 8.
Sales 10 day light. We quOle low lnlddling at
1sHalsAc, olher grades In proportion.
MACON, February 8.
There was no char ge in the market today. un-
,ess il be a further weakening In the demand for
ana price poor cottons. The market 10 full OF
INV grades of cotton, with very little request
therefor High grades are Still In good demand.
aud closed firm to-day at 10 Tor mlddlng and lsN
for strict mIddling. The receipts to day were 20!
bales; shipments 413; sales AL. ~
COLUMBUS, February 8.
Market quiet but steady. Ordinary l8al6xc,
good ordinary 17kal7H, low middlings 1sAalSh
middllngs l9H; sales 2le bales; receipts 227 bales
shipments $50.
Cotton, ordinary l7c good Ordinary 1Shc. strict
90 d ordinary l8 jsslsHc, low Mi dlluRS lsAalsc
middlings 20c; the markets. quiet.
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MARINE NEWS.
CHARLESTON, 8. Co.. FEBRUARY 6, 1878
Lat ss deg 4e min 80 sec. Lon 10 deg 81 min 27 se
ARRIVED YESTERDAY.

Br bark avid McNutt, Lockhart, Havana-6
days. Ballast. TO Henry Card.
Schr Lucretia, Cozzens, TOrtugas and Key west
-l2days. Powder. To J EnsloW co. Bound
TO New York, and having experienced severe
weather, during which split salls, was Obliged 10
put In for repairs.
steamer Nj Allison, Toglio, Edisto. Enterprise,
Rockville and Way Landings. Cotton seed, Dols
oysters, mdse ami sundrles. To Nesolt, Y
Bee & CO, l. Kenacke. A Stelllng, We6ber, II I
Terrell, A Woodslde, OgreD, J Nj Baker, ana
others.
IN TIE OFFING.
Ship Priscilla, McManu', Key West. Ballast.
To Street Brothers d co.
CLEARED YES7 ERDAY.
Br bark Foam, Sullock, q pIrt In Great Blltaln
r Mure IL co.
UP FOR THIS FORT.
schr James X Lawrence, -, at New YORK.
February 3.
CLEARED FOR TIlI3 PuRT.
Steamship MercedI,a, Marshman, at Boston,
February /.
Steamship Virginia, nlnckey, Philadelphia
tehruary2 r,
Schr Car, Hammond, at Boston, February l,
SAILED FOR THIS PORT.
Steamship Ashland, Hunter, at Philadelphia,
February 2.
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jan2.thstr
THE STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA,

NHE STATE OF SOUTH CAhOLlNAs
Il COUNTY OF CHARLESTON-O0URT RT Of
CuMMON PLEAS.-S. d. TRENHOLM, plainlifr,
against N. A. PRATT, Defendant.-Oopy sum.
mons. for money ueWanu. Complaiut hot
served.
To N. A. PRATT, defendant in this action: You
are hereby summoned and required TO an.
swer the complaint in this action which is THIS
LAY filed In the ofilce OF the Clerk OF the Court
OF Common Pleas for said County, and 10 serve
cnny OF your answer on the subscribers at their
Office No. 4s Broad street, Charleston, within
twenty days after The service OF this summons
on you, exclusive OF the day Of service.
II you fail TO anSwer this mpaint within the
time Aforesaid the plaintiff will t.ke Judgment
against you for the sum Of nine thousand
one hundred aud eighty-lhree dollars win IN
teresJ at the rate OF one per centum per month.
on four thousand dollars thereof. from the
5th day OF October. 1872, anl on Hve Thousand
dollars thereof. at said rate, from the sixteenth
day or October. one thousand eight hundred and
seyenty.two, and on eighty one and 33.100 dol.
lars thereof, at the rate OF seven per centum per
annum, from tile 5lh day OF August, 1872, aud on
one hundred and one and 67.IO0 dollars theI eof,
nc The rate OF seven per Ccntum per annum from
the 10th day If august, 1872, and disbursements
and costs.
WHALEY MlTCHELL,
Plaintiffs Attorneys.
JACOB WILLIMAN, G. @. P.
To the defendant, N. A. PRATT: Take
notice thRt the summons In Chis action, OF
which the foregoing Is copy together with the
complaints herein, was 1led In the office OF the
Clerk OF the Court of Common Pleas at Charles
South Carolina, on The sixth day OF January, 1873.
WHALEY d MITCHELL,
Plaintiffs Attorneys.
January 9Th, 1873. ianlS.m6
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The New York Nnval Stores Market.

From the Daily Bulletin, Tuesday, February {:
Receipts to day 8s2 barrels rosin. spirits tur-
cham. bIe order, but later became weak closing
al e5Xa6sc Notwithstanding q reported dtspatcn
from, Wilmington quoting au advance OF 1c there.
For future delivery the market Is nrm. Sales are
very liqnt and only include go bbs early IN the day
at eeHc, STRAINED rosn il de tdedy easier, clos
ine weak at the decline. sales 800 barrels at
SIS 65. The finer grades Of rosin coatinue quiet
sna edsa s1apse a so pfces 00'
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R1cE.-This grain showed quiet feeling. Ssles
about 100 tierces clean Carolina, say As tcs at T. 40
at llG, 10 at 7Hc q ib. We quote common to
fair at eh@74c; good 7H@7Ic.
NAVAL SToREs.-There was received about SO
bbs spirits turpentine and sol bbls rosin. There
was no business reported.
FRRIaHrs.-To Liverpool, by steam, direct, -
on uplaLds, - on sea Islands; via New YORK, "a
on uplands, 1Hd on sea islands; oy sail,
1921 on uplands, and - on sea Islands.
To Havre, - on uplands. COastWise-tn New
York, by steam, Nc on uplands and - on sea
Islands; 50 2 tierce on rcei eOc q Dbl on rosln
by sail, &C p fb on cotton; &C 2 tierce on
rice: SOC a bbl on rosin; s11@l2 q n on lumber:
sl2pl2 SO a on timber. To Bost n, by steam
Nc on upands and 50 80 q tierce on rice; by sail,
ca b on uplands; rosln Toe; resawed stuh
sl2@l2 so; timber sls@l3 so; phosphate $6@6 So.
To Providence by sail slo@l1 q on boards;
CO b on cotton; by steam &c via New York
TO Philadelphia, by steam &c on uplands; 81 Is
a cask on rice; 6oc q bbl on rosin; 81 on sp!'ita
Through bills OF lsding given to Boston, ProTl.
dence and the New England cities are regularly
Issued on this route, and dispatch guaranteed.
By sall, sS a N on boards; s12 on timber; - 2
ton on clay; s3 so on phosphates. TO Baltimore,
by steam &C p b; by sail $S@S so q II on
boards; - on timber; SO so Z. ton at city; SIG
$50 q ton up river on phosphate rccS. Vessels
ire In demand By our merchants to take lumber
rreghts from Georgetown. S. e.. Da7ien and Sail.
la River, "a, and Jacksonville, Fla., to Northern
ports, and $lo@12 q N are the rates on timber
and boards.
DOMESTIC ExCHANaB.-The banks purchase
sight checks on New York at H@K per cent. OF,
aud sell at par.
ExcHANaE.-Sterlng 90 day bills 23K.
GoID-The broker0 wero yesterday buying at
l3 and selling at Ia.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1873-02-06
THERMOMEIRICAL.

The following was the range OF the tnermom'
eter Yesterday, at the drug store of Mr.. Joseph
Blackmsn, on the south side of Broad street
ga. NJ. 50; 10 A. NJ, 81; u NJ, IS; z. M,
80: 4P. NJ, 66; eP. NJ, 63; P. NJ, 60.