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The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1873-01-11
RELIGIOUS NOTES.

4 meeting OF the congregation Of the Ger
man Evangelical Lutheran Church, hlng
street, will be held tomorrow Immediately
after the conclusion of the morning service.
Service in the Orphans Chapel, Wander
horst street, tomorrow afternoon, commenc-
ing at halfpsst o'clock, will be conducted
by the Rev. VIM. B. Yates.
Services will be held In the First Baptist
Church, Church street, at half.past ten O'CLOCK
to. morrow morning, and at seven In the
evening, by the pastor, Rev. L. b. shuck.
In the Citadel Square Baptist Church, at
half-past ten O'Clock, tomorrow morning, q
sermon will be preached by the Rev. DR..
Kendrlck, formerly pastor of that church,
but now Of New York. In the evening at
hslr-past seven O'Clock, In accordance with
the appointment of the city clergy, the pastor
Rev. ]. A. Chambliss, will deliver an appro-
pirate sermon, concluding the exercises OF the
week of prayer.
The Rev. Lovlck Pierce, D. D., will preach
in Trinity Church, Hasel street, at half-past
ten O'Clock, tomorrow morning, and the Rev.
GeOTB6 d. WCiios paoeoAf VIA PAoN'SAA 80 s~1S
evening at seven o'clock.
The Rev. James Boyd, will preach in the
Unitarian Church. Archdale street, at half
past ten o'clock, A. N. tomorrow.
The Week OF Prayer.
The interest Of the large congregations In
this series OF religious services continues un-
aba.ed. The subject of the meeting this after
noon at four o'clock, at the Presbyterian
Church, Glebe street, Ia Prayer for the Con-
version OF the World; for Sabbath-schools; for
missionary, tract and other religious societies.
Rev. G. r. Brackett Is expected to otficiate,
assisted by Rev. Messrs. Adams and Gregory.
The Evangelical Alliance has recommended
as the topic of sermons to conclude the week
of prayer, psalm u, ls-"And Let the Whole
Earth be Filled with His Glory; Amen and
Amen" We are informed that this theme Will
be considered In some of our city pulpits dur
ing the day tomorrow, tsunday.) At night
there will be general meeting OF all deaom'
nations at tie Citadel Square Baptist Church,
where an appropriate sermon will be preached
by the pastor, Rev. ]. A. Chamollss. IL Is
purposed, as intimated week since In The
DAILY NEWS, that the Christian fellowship
which has been 20 happily evinced In these
united services aud expression in q controu-
tion to this great cause, for the preparation OF
the room devoted to the association OF the
city pastors, and the establishment OF gene
raj theological library. This object will De
presented at the close Of services tomorrow
night by Rev. John T. WIghtman, D. D.
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Interior Cotton Markets.

ANDERSON, January 8.
Cotton is selling at 1sals1c.
YoRKvILLB, January 8.
Active and nrm. We quote extremes at 15 to
Ike.
CHARLOTTE, January 6.
We quote at the close Of saturday last, low
middling at 17kc and mIddling at lSc Infelier
grades are abundant and sell comparatively low.
er, not being much In demand.
.WINNsBoRo', January 9.
A few bales are still coming into market,
though prices are tending downward.
MACON. January 9.
The market to-day was not SO active, with a
decL e In the lower grades. The inner grades
weaker at quotations. We quote: Cleaned
stained 18sl7c; or I1nary l6xc; good ordinary
l6xc; low midd.ings l8Hc; nidulings 1Sxo. The
receipts today were 3S9 bales; shipments 29u;
sales Ao7.
COLUMBUS, January 8.
Market closed quiet. Declined during the day.
Ordinary 1ssl6Kc; good ordinary 17al7Xc; low
middlngs lSKc; middlings lsal9xc; sales 323
bales; receipts so2; shipments O.
MONTGOMERY, January 8.
Ordinary l6a17c; good ordinary 17xc; strict
good ordinary ls4c; low mlddllngs lshalsxc;
inlddlngs l9Kc. The market is quiet.
MACON, January 7.
There was firm market today for the higher
grades OF cotton, and no change 10 price except
for the lower grades, which are marked &c low
er. We quote: Clean stalued l6al7H; ordi.
nary II; good ordinary IN; low mldnlinR1
lsX; middlpgs lszc. The receipts to:day we're
SlS bales; shipments 100; sales 465 -,
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Weekly Report OF the Wilmington
Naval Stores Market.
WILMINGTON JaOUarv O,

WILMINGTON, January g.
CRUDE TURPBSTrNE.-We have no change to
chronicle IN the market for c.u ude tu pentine.
The receipts have incl eassd considerably. but the
demand has been 80 nearly propOrtiOned that
there has been only slight variation since our
last report. Tt receipts for the week foot up
1903 barrels against l7s for The previous week.
aud S3 for hard and $4 rs for virgin AMI yellow
dip have been the ruling prices.
SPIRITS 1URPgsTINE.-The ma ket for spirits
turpentiDe has ruled qules and steady throughout
the week at 55c, wish sa all sales on Friday
at 65hc for select packages. The receipts have
been somewhat better during the previous week,
and transactions foot up l47f casks against 1885
for the previous week.
TAR-The receipts during the week have been
only Ala barrels against 1852 for the previous
week, considerable falling or, This article
closed last Week a. 81 IS. and the market ran at
these figures until Tuesday, wcen IL quietly drop
ped down to 81 80 per Darrel, closing firm at that
price.
RoSIN.-The ros'n market has been with de.
cining tendency for strained throughout the en-.
tire week. On Tue.cay sales were tIrected at
So 10, and afterwards the market declined to
SO 05, at which price It is now quiet and steIdy.
TRe transactions for the week amount to only so
barrels No. at So 10 on Monday, and $50 barrels
on Tuesday at SO oj for strained, aud 81 so for
pale per barrel.
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1. %. o. F.-souTH CAROLINA LODGE.

At regular meeting Of South Carolina
Lodge, held at Odd Felew's Hall, the follow
ing brethren were installed for the current
year: G. NJ. Fuller, P. G.i q. W. Tlencken,
N. G.;H.F. Warneke, v. g.; W. F. Strong, r.
s.; ]. N. Robson, T.; 8. Veronee, P. g.; B..
Boda, O. G.;P. D. Rodgers, c.; J. W. Pres
colt, W.; W. A. Jones, R. s. to N. G.;J. g..
Boyce, L. s. to N. Co., A. Mills, B. S. to v.
CIR. v. Mathews, L. 9. to V. g.; A. Arson,
1. G.; Jos. Samson, R. 8. g.; Robt. James, l..
SIS. Committee on Fnance-P. D.. Bod.
gers, G. NJ. Fuller and ]. Johnson. Commit
tee on Relief-W. A. Jones, A. ]. Mills and
W. F. Strong. Committee on Constitution
R. James, J. W. Prescott and b. Boda. Com
mittee on Cemetery-H. F. Warneke. Com
mlttee on Hall-Geo. Strong.
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RIOB.-There was fair business doing In this
grain at unchanged prices, bus mostly on private
terms, say l2 tierces at 6I, at 615I6, IS at
7l.l6, 81 at 3.le, go on private terms. We
quote common to fair at sh@7c; good 7H@7hc.
NAVAL SToREs.-The arrivals were n bbls
spirits turpentine and 1l3 bbls rosln. There were
no sales reported.
FREIaHTs.-To Liverpool, by steam, di rect, -
on uplaLds, - on sea Islands; via New York,
xd on uplands, - on sea islands; by
sail IA on uplands, and "a on sea islands. To
Havre, - on uplands. Coastwise-tn New
York, by steam, xc on uplands and - on sos
islands; 81 q tierce on rice; 6oc q bbl on rosn
by sail, % p fb on cotton; &c q tierce on
rice; 6oc "a bbl ON rosln; $11@l2 q n on lumber
sl29l2 SO p N on timber. To Bost n, by steam
nc on uplands and 50 80 q terce on rice; by sail,
&C b on uplands; rosln 7oc; resawed stuff
$12@12 so; timber sla@ls so; phosphate s5@5 60.
To Providence, by sail $lo@1l q on boards;
% p ib on cotton; by steam &c via New York.
To Philadelphia, by steam &c on uplands; 81 rs
p cask on rice; 6oc q bbl on rosn; 81 on spirits.
Through bills Of lsding given to Boston, ProVl.
dence and the New En- gland cities are regularly
Issued on this route, and dispatch guaranteed.
By sail, $s p N on boards; $l2 on timber; - a
ton on clay; So so on phosphates. To Baltimore,
by steam % p fb; by sail ss@s so 2 N on
boards; - on timber; So so q ton at city; SAG
$50 p ton up river on phosphate rock. Vessels
ire in demand by our merchants to take lumber
rreiqhts from Georgetown. s. O.. Darien and Satll
10 River, Ca, and Jacksonville Fla, to Northern
ports, and $lo@l2 p N are the rates on timber
and boards.
misunderstanding 90 day bills 2lK.
DOMESTIC EXCHANGg.-The banks purchase
sight checks on New York at Y per cent. on,
and sell at par.
GOID-l26)la.
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Passengers.

Steamship Charleston, Berry, from New York
RI HopKlnson, Thos Aunnlck, Ms f l. Hutch.
lnson. Il Kedmsnd, W NJ Becker and vile, P stan
lev. h w Joh0son, sergeant Higgins. John Le
Suess, f. N Prioeau. Mrs B BIgnall and child
Miss N Payne, Jss h Johnson, Waling, !r, T
P McHenry, Gen Q A Gilmore, and deck pas.
sengers.! 80
Steamship Flag, Foster, Boston-Mrs CLARK,
Miss jennie Clark, James Beny.
per steamer Emile, WHITE from Georgetown
Mrs PARKS. Mrs o A Vaux, siss Richardson,
Mrs Jas Smith, Miss NJ Thomas. kJ Middleton,
Ganagen. Richardson, D uaughton, Geo
Douglas, and 40 on deCk.
Per teamer Pilot B y, McNelty, from Beaufort,
Chisolm,s and Pacific Landngs-Capt Fena Peck.
T " Bennett, J ) Campbell, Capt Aitken, Capt
Care, l. Lopez. E Kittoe. Mrs Milne, W
Mathews, Marshall, Mr. Wharny, and on
deck.
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CIzY ImPRo1EMENEs.

Four New Buildings on America street.
The east half OF the large vacant lot on the
northwest corner Of Mary and America
streets, formerly owned By General Clement
q. Stevens, has been recently purchased by
Mr.. A.. Johnson, q grocer on The corner of
John and Elizabeth streets. Mr. johnson has
subdivided this lot Into FIVE smaller lots
fronting on America street, and commenced
the erection thereon OF four two-story wooden
dwellings. Each dwelling will be twenty'one
feet front by thirty-four deep; will stand upon
brick foundation; will have piazza on the
south froHt, and will contain four square
rooms, with Kitchen attached. The .rame Of
one or these buildings is already In position,
the foundation OF another has been completed,
and all four will be finished BY the 10Th of
February. Mr.. NJ. Kennedy, contractor and
builder, Is doing the work.
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HOTEL ARRIHALs-JANUARY 10.
Charleston.

Charleston.
WE Earle Jas W Fsssr, s D Doar, W Doar
South Carolina; W L Mead Chicago; Thee dore
Ammack, b Johnson, A Waling, Jr, z yport
NY; O Gilmore, Army; h Redmond, Ire.
land; J Weeks and lady, Miss Knapp, George
Powers, G Browne, h Talmadge, o A wolsey,
NE Stop, New York; DR. Goldsmith and lady,
Vermont; a Emery and lady, Portland, Me-
Jas FFszgerald, Princeton, n VI f A Marshall
F Edwards, PLiladelphla.
Pavilion.
RH Moornaugh, Georgia; A NJ Owens, Jas W
Grace. F Y Glover, W McKeran, L a, Henshaw,
d Austin, Smith, q Davis, W stiles.
Uoacaman, Clarke, Mrs Milne, Mrs Wnarrie'
S Kittoe, DR. Murray, Lee. Mullins
South Carolina; Mrs B Begnall and daughter
Miss N Payne. VIM Becker and lady, New York
Jas N Davis, Yarmouth; Capt Cave bark Noun
taiu Ash; Capt Aitken, bark Terentla.
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MISS JEANIE PATTERSON IN GOLUM
BIA.
tn THE EDITOR OF THE NEWS.

TO THE EDITOR OF THE NEWS.
~" COLUMBIA, January 8.
Inssmuch as Miss Patterson expects to give
In Charleaton. those histrlonic readings and re.
citations which have given 30 much pleasure
here, desire to avail myself Of your columns
to present, In brief terms, few of the oon-
slderations which cause this talented woman
to be regarded with great interest.
Miss Patterson Is from the State of M!ssls.
sippi. Accompanied by Mrs. Stanford, her
aunt and teacher, she is engaged In giving
public readings and recitatlons.
This Is done under the auspices OF the kind
friends whom thus far these ladies have been
able 10 find in every community they have
visited.
Miss Patterson has given her selected recita
tions In Virginia, and In North and South
Carolina, and everywhere high encomiums
Ing and her public entertainments. Here she
appeared on two occasions In Irwins Hall be-
fore very Intellectual and refined audiences,
and received high Communications for her
mental, moral and personal gifts, as illustrated
In her entertainments and her appearance.
had the pleasure ci attending Miss Patter-
sons readings and recitations, and was i'm
oeption, her tender sensibilities and her fin-
ished defamation. In the role she has oho-
sen, she has already accomplished much for
fame, If not for fortune; but, 10 addition 10
this, it may be said that there Is In this highly
endowed southern girl the germ OF greater
possibilities. Ihope that the Intelligent and
highly cultivated community of Charleston
will greet her with kind reception. Her en-
tertainments will be found decidedly refined;
elevsting and pleasing.
She left this city with the good wishes of
numerous friends. What I know of Charles
ton makes me anticipate in her behalf q
courteous and consideraIe greeting.
If one must needs love the highest when
he sees It," then 1t is sure that no apprecla.
tive mind aud elevated soul can be Indifferent
10 the beautiful traits Of character which an
accomplished woman exhibits.
Nor can any mauly and high-toned nature
fall to pay the tribute OF admiration due 10
one who, like Miss Jeanie Patterson, softens
the brillianoy of Intellect with the radiance CT
moral feeling.
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su1n1nAws?1s1AND IMPRoHBMENTy.


Two View Residences In Moultricville.
The rapid growth OF Moultrleville during
the past year has been matter OF astonish-
ment and congratulalion ior everybody, and
the present Indications are that Its progress
daring the year to come Will be equally salts
factory. Mr.. N. Kennedy, contractor and
builder, has recently contracted for and COM
menced the erection OF two handsome cot
tages in this charming summer reseT:. One
Of these, to be- built for Mr.. B. Morris, the
King street timer. will measure twenty-five
BY thirty feet. contain hve square rooms, and
have piazza on the south front and a porch
on the north. The other, for Mr.. Il. Stelling,
will measure twenty-seven BY forty feet, con-
tain i've rooms, and will likewise have plaz.
"a on the south and porch In the rear.
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The Steamer
PILOT BOY,
IL o B F L o B I D A i,
VIA SAVANNAH.

THE Splendid sde-wheel Steamers, -
DICTATOR, Captain L. II. Coxetter, !fSai :
and OITY POINT, Captain Fitzgerald, viii leave
Charleston every TUESDAY, THURSDAY and SUM-
DAY EVENING, at O'Clock precisely, for savan.
nah Fernandina, Jacksonvil e, Magnolia, Green
Cove Springs, st. Augustine, Palatka and "a
PalatEs with steamers for the 0clawaha River
and with the steamer STARLIGHT for Enter
prise, Mellonville, aud all points on the Upper
ST. Juhu's and Indian Rivers.
Connect at Fcrnandlna 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 to
RAVENEL q co., Agents,
Corner Vanderhorst's Wharf and East Buy,
dec2
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SCHILLER LODGE, NO. SO.

Alta regular meeting of this Lodge, held on
the 9Th OF January, the following officers were
duly Installed by the B. W. Grand Lodge: Il.
Rossbrock, N. g.; G.. Heesemsnn, V. G.i Th'
HenrIchson, secretary; John Heesemann'
treasurer; W. Arnholter, W.; O. P. Bestmsnn,
CID. Nordmeyer, O. g.; R. Roth, B. s. N. G.;
F. Osterholtz, L. s. N. g.; John Rossbrock, l.
g.: q. Heasloop, r. 8. v. g.; e. Engelmann,
L. 8. v. G.; D. Kohlmann, B. 8. g.; II.
AIbrecht. L. 8. s.
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.APRcsPFROUs MERCHANT.

Edwin Bates, Esq, has recently resigned
the position which he held as member OF
the board of commissioners of the Orphan
house, and wi shortly leave for New York,
with view to establishing branch Of his
we'll known clothing and dry goods house in
that city. While the loss of Mr.. Bates's
presence amongst US will cause general re.
eret, ills gratifying to know that substantial
prosperity induces the widening ofhis sphere
Of business. d. y
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POSTPONEMENT OF MISS PATTER-
SONS READINGS.

In Difference to the Views Of many friends,
who regarded Saturday night as somewhat
inausplcious for the purpose, Miss Jeanie Pat
terson has consented to postpone for week
or two the readings which had been an
nounced for this evening, and In the mean
time she will fulal engagements In Savannah
and Augusta. When she returns we trust that
Charleston will welcome her with the large
and brilliant audience that she 80 richly de-
aervea
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CorroN AND NAVAL STORES FOR GREAT
BsrTAry.-Messrs. Street Bros. & Co. cleared
Yesterday, for Liverpool, the superior ship In
trepid With 43s bags sea island, 3lO2 bales up
lsud cotton, and $50 tons phosphate rock;
total weight, l.522,2ss pounds; total value,
ss5o,oo The Spanish bark Conception was
cleared for port in Great Britain. by Mr.. B.
T. Walker, with valuable cargo OF naval
stores and cotton.
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FACTS WORTH KNOWING. - You can buy
your Doors, sashes, Blinds, &C., at lower pri-
ces than offered by any other house. call
before purchasing will amply repay all who
are In want of such articles at I. q. Hall & Co.,
East BAY and Market streets. jan6-mws3
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VERY CHEAP.-A Handsome Box, contain
Ing One Qulre Initial Note Paper, Twenty.fOur
Initial Envelopes, a Penholder and Pen, for
only twenty-five cents, at Won Santen's Ba-
zaar, No. 229 King street, next Academy Of
Music. july6-s
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WE INVITE attention to J. R. READ d Co., ,'s
advertisement of HARRIs's "SEAaLEss" KID
GLovEs which are universally acknowledged
TO be the best imported. ]. R. READ & Co.
have again received full line In all sizes. .
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THE COURTS.
United states Court.

| United States COuEt.
The grand jury made ststt the tteSiilfew:ng findings
True bill Rshry Riley. selling liquor ant
tobacco without an internal revenue license.
No bills were found against Norris Higgins
md Wm. 8. shecut, on the charge of selling
louor and tobacco without internal revenue
| licenses.
Petition of D. W. Brown, executor. fol
payment Of counsel fee and sale of bond 10
the case OF Charlotte L. Tillman, bankrupt
Granted.
The report o: Registrar Cawson In the case
of Thomas Davla, recommending the sale o.
effects, was confirmed.
The rule OF attachment for contempt ol
court, lssued against B. B. Cyburn, was dis
charged upon the hearing Of the answer.
Petition of @. W. Barrett, Of Sumter, fol
voluntary bankruptcy, was referred to Regis
trar Seabrook.
Petition Of Earle & Blythe for counsel fee
in the case of VIM. West, referred TO Regis
istrar Cawson.
Samuel A. Henshaw was found not guilty ol
recaiving empty tobacco boxes without can
ceiling the stamps.
Tho Inferior Court.
The following were the nnd,ugs Of the
grand jury:
True bills: John Washington and Alfred
Hudson, burglary and grand larceny; Blan-
ford Gaillard alias Samuel Gaillard, assault
with intent to kill and assault and battery;
John Magrath, assault and battery.
No bills: Simon Brown, burglary and lar
ceny; Henry Doscher. assault and battery
No bill having been found against Simon
Browr, he was discharged.
Chloe Green was found not guilty Of re-
ceivIng stolen goods.
Duncan W Washington was found guilty ofas-
sault and battery.
The case OF Francis N. and George 2. Kin
loeb. violation OF the act regulating the pay
ment of laborers' wages, was heard up to the
adjournment Of the court.
Municipal Court.
William Edwards and Joseph Mcguire, sp-
piled for lodging, discharged; Henry Page,
colored, drunk and dIsorderly, two dollars
and peace bond; Andrew Anderson, lodged
BY trial Justice, delivered TO warrant;
James Patterson, drunk, one dollar; q dog at
large, one dollar. .i 49,, w.
Trial Justice Courts
Ann Young, colored, was sentenced yester-
day, by trial Justice Aackey, 10 pay COSTS or TO
20 to Jail for twenty days, for committing an
assault and battery and malicious tresspsss.
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HARRIs's ''sEAMLEss" KID GLOVES, in opera
colors, dark, medium Shades and Black, oil
sizes, from 81 to 8, with one, two and three
buttons, now opened by j. B. READ q Co.,
SOLE AGENTS FOR CHARLESTON. jams
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TIE VIGILANT STEAMER.

For some time past the engine of this well.
known organization has been needing repairs.
On Tuesday last Mr.. Charles E. VESSEL, repre-
sentlng her builders, the sllsby Manufacturing
Company, OF Seneca Falls, New York. arrived
in the city, and has thoroughly overhsuled the
engine and pumps. Yesterday afternoon and
last night he subje'.,'f the engine to sundry
tests, and demonstrated the efficiency and ad.
vsntages of the rotary pumpe. With only
twenty pounds Of steam the engine drew wa
ter from fifteen to eighteen feet lift, and her
water pressure was more than pound for pound
OF steam. Without difficulty one hundred and
fifty pounds water pressure on the hose was
obtained, although at no time was there more
than one hundred and fifteen pounds steam
raised. Mr. VESSEL stated that the packing
of the engine and pumps having been put In
only yesterday she worked stiff, and he would
not attempt TO play for distance. With scarcely
an effort, however, the engine threw one.
inch stream from one hundred and eighty to
one hundred and eighty-fve feet.
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HoT BED SASH Hot BED SASH Two thou
sand Hot Bed Sash just completed, and now
ready for delivery; price low. Call and e1.
anime same at P. p. 1oale's, Nos. 20 Hayne,
and 33 Plnckey streets, or on Horlbeck's
Wharf. dec30
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KID GLOVES at 81, 81 rs and 81 so per pair
in assorted colors-llght and dark, black, &c.
Also, the "Vlctoria" White Kid Glove, very
superior, at 81 so, to which special attention
Is directed, by ]. B. READ & Co. jams
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New York Naval stores Market.

NEW YORK, January9.
The Daily Bulletin says: Receipts, s,e,o Dds
nrntIue n \ snade easier l.ddlug to tribe more
% iraGe. Sales incude 2Ul obIs at 5st, 100 obIs at
5eHc. and lUO bbls on private terms. Strained
rosln Is in but moderate request ano prices
about steady. Sales 500 bbls at So 20; nne
grades quiet; sales so bbs no. 2 at So 90; tar
and pitch unchanged.
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MEMORANDA.

The schooners Mary Long, Hardy, and Brave.
Fast from Boston for Charleston, arrived at
Vineyard Haven January s.
The scnr Lewis Davis, from Charleston. 8. O.,
Der 20 mo latitude nor longitude) In distress and
making for Bermuda, by ship Saranak, Ives,
from Liverpool, which has arrived below Philas
delphia. .,.az:
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sKERRIrr has received fresh supply OF
those Florida Fish Roe at 80 cents per dozen.
On hand full supply OF West India Fruit,
Cigars, Tobacco, Pipes, &C., at reasonable
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CITY AFF AIR S.
MEETINGS THIS DAY.
Regatta Association, at half-past Up. N.
franklin Lodge, A. F. NJ, at 7 P. N.
iTHERMOMETRICAL.

The following was the range Of the ther-
mometer yesterday at the drug store OF hr.
Joseph Blackman, on the south side OF Broao
street: sA. NJ, A; 10 A. NJ, a; IL NJ, Al;
eP. NJ, 4s;4 P. NJ, Al; P. NJ, "A; +.
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The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1873-01-11
BUSINESS NOTICES.

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