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TIE COURTS.
United States Court.

John A. Lutz, convicted Of selling liquor
and tobacco without an Internal revenue
license. was sentenced to $1,000 fine and six
months' imprisonment.
Edward 8. Burnham, convicted of exposing
unstamped perfumery ior sale, was sentenced
to pay sl00 aud costs.
J. L. Dowdell, OF York, was finally dis
charged from bankruptcy.
Petition of A. Hing to establish lien In the
case of W. n. Welcb, bankrupt, referred to
Registrar seabrook.
The case of G. Froneberger, assignee of N.
Mernaugh, against Bartholomew Foley, suit to
recover money paid In fraud on the bankrnpt'a
account, was heard up to the hour of adjourn
ment.
Registrar Carpenter was granted leave Of
absence from the State until the 26th oil
February next.
United States Commissioner.
Daniel Brown, colored, was committed to
jail for trial before the United States Court, Oh
charge of violating Internal revenue laws.
Municipal Court.
Samuel Washington, colored, drunk and
stealing three brides from the store of r.
Thomlinson Co., Meeting street, trial Justice.
Thomas Roach, colored, drunk, one dollar.
Peter Alston, colored, applied for lodgings,
discharged. A dog, at large, one dollar.
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Interior Cotton Markets.

YoRKvILLE, January 90
Sales very light. good demand at prices
ranging from 15h to 18c per pound.
CHARLoTrB, January 20.
At the close OF the market on Saturday evening
last prices ranged about as folio rs: Mihdings
lsHals%; low middlings lSH; good ordinary Tx.
and ordinary leHc.
ANDERSON January %.
Market has been llvelv for The past week. TO.
day prces are ringing from lS to lSH; Sales for
the week 225 bales.
CHESTER, January %.
Market dull; ordinary l5; good ordinary l6h;
low mlddlIngs Tx; m!ddllngs 1SAc.
CHARL0TTB, January q
Sales to-day l33 bales at previous quo stions,
say 15H to l8Kc, extremes, latter price for mid
dllpgs. Market quiet. .
The market is still without chanie. We quote
middllngs at 18Hc and very small demand for
lower grades Tue receipts to day were 2oa bales;
shipments $3.50; sales S22.
COLUMBUS January %
Market dull. Ordinary lbaI8 &c; good ordinary
TX; low mlddllngs lsx; middlrngs lSXal9. Sales
1876 pales; receipts 2s2; shipments 1877.
noNTdoAERY, January 81.
Ordinary I5Aa1oc; good ordinary l:hc; strict
good ordinary 171c; low n'iddling 1890; mid
alings lSxalsc. Tine market ID nominal.
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BURNS CHARITABLE ASSOCIATION.

At the anniversary meeting of the Burns
Charitable Association, held at the Hibernian
Hall last evening, the following officers were
elected to serve for the ensuing year: Archl-
bald Cameron, president; Robt. Wing, first
vice president; j. Shaw, second vlce-presidenti
8. Webb, secretary and treasurer. Committee
on charity-Wm. Robb, chairman, George M.
Martin, W. C. Miller. Stewards-Wm. AcIn-
tosh, chairman, VIM. Douglas, Geo. NJ. Levack.
On hnance-Jno. Wingate, J. F. Maher, B. N.
Shea. On letters-Jno. Magill, Andrew Green,
Geo. n. Martin. Jas. McDuff, piper.
At the conclusion of business the members
retired to Wulburn's City Square saloon, where
an elegant supper was served up In style
that would have done honor to DelmonIco.
After the supper two huge bowls of punch
were introduced in true Scottish style, preced-
ed by the piper, who played familiar air
upon the bagppe. The president read his re-
port, and the following toasts were offered:
lst. The Day we Celebrate; offered by the
president. Responded to by Mr.. John Wingate.
"a. By Mr.. Shaw: Our Mother Country. Re-
sponded to by Vice President Wing.
Sd. By vioe.President Wing: Our Adopted
Country. Responded to by Mr.. W. G. Miller.
4th. BY Mr.. 8. Webb: The State of South
Carolina. Responded 10 by Mr.. j. J. Maher.
9Th. BY Mr.. W. G. Miller: The City by the
Sea. Response by Mr.. ]. E. Burke.
9Th. By Mr.. ]. j. Grace: Our Sister Soci-
eties. Response by Mr.. A. Doty.
7th. By Mr.. j. j. Maher: The Press. Re-
sponse by Mr.. VIM. E. Simmons, Jr.
sth. BY Mr.. VIM. Rob6: Woman. Response
by Hr. G. o. Trumbo.
The health of the president and vlce-presl-
dents was then drunk and closed the evenings
entertainment
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TIE PALzrrro GUARD RIFLE CLUB.

The new caps ordered by this company
were on exhibition yesterday at Messrs. John
son & Browns, King street, through whom
they were ordered. The uniform OF the Pal
mettoes is a gray irock coat and pants, with
green facing, and the cap will make the uni
form accord in both color and taste. 1t Is Of
the style known as the fatigue cap, and Is OF
pray cloth with green cord around the
band and up each side. A gilt wreath enclos-
Ing the letters "P. g." ornaments the front OF
the. cap, and renders 1t tho neatest thing In
The military line that ls worn In the city. The
Palmetto Guard can trace thelr record to
the far ante-be!lum period when, in the
pomp and psnoply OF the glorious militia,
they were the wonder Of all beholders. The
Rlhle Club, though clad in sober suit ol
gray, has The same esprit de corps that actua-
ted Its progenitor, and will make an appear
ance at the coming parade creditable to the
houored name 1t bears.
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ADJUSTMENTS.
Rip Van wlnk,e-rhe Rush FOR Seats

Rip Van WInkle-The Rush for Seats.
There is an unprecedented rush to secure
seats for the three representations OF
Rip Van Wrinkle, which will be given at the
Academy on Monday, Tuesday and Wednes-
day next The fame Of Jefferson has spread
far and near, and it is very evident that all
Charleston is going to see him. They who
desire to have anything more than standing
room will do we'll to call at the box office be-
times this morning.
Jnnauschek's Deborah.
The second appearance of Madame Janaus'
chek In Deborah drew large audience to the
| Academy of Music last night. The strong
points of the play were loudly applauded, and
Madame Jauauschek was called before the
curtain at the conclusion of the third act.
Atthe matinee to-day Madame Janauschek
appears 10 the dual role of Lady Dedlock and
the French maid In the dramatized version OF
Bleak House. At night, Madame Janau'
schek will make her anal appearance this sea-
son. Macbeth will be given, with Madame
Janauschek as Lady Macbeth. This will bring
to an end an engagement which has been
source of high intellectual pleasure to Inc
citizens of Charleston, aud has, no DOUBT
brourht the dramatic treaaury to high water
1 mark
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LOCAL LACONICS.

&C. a. Noise, Esq Of the editorial stan Oh
,he Sumter Walchman, is In Charleston, anu
called at The NEWS Office yesterday.
-Mayor WAGNER was confined to mis- mousse
Yesterday by slight indlspositlon. A'uet "'n
O'Neill acted Mayor in his stead.
Daniel Grant aud his wife, Mary dran''
we're arrested yesterday afternoon Tor disor-
derly conduct and fighting on the corner Oh
Trad6 and Church streets.
"A pardon was issued on Wednesday 10
George Sylvester Wright, OF this State, who
was sentenced to two years imprisonment 1or
q violation Of the enforcement ACT.
the regular steam packet Virginia, ior
philadelphia, will be dispatched from Browns
wharf, This afternoon, at two o'clock, taking
ont full cargo of cotton, rice, naval stores
DC Shippers will be punctual.
The payment Of interest on city stock Will
Ia commenced at the city treasurer's Office on
Monday. For the first five days thereafter
priority will be given to stockholders desiring
to use their interest 10 payment of taxes.
John A. Wilson, arrested By the detectives
ON Thursday last, on suspicion of having stolen
ons hundred dollars from the captain OF
bark in the harbor, was acquitted yesterday
by Trial Justice Howard.
"A new evening paper, to be called Tne
Daily Evening Bulletin, will begin publication
on Monday. The proprietors are ]. W. Delano
d Co., and Mr.. g. W. Delano IS editor. Tne
prospectus is printed elsewhere.
Edward Reeves, little white boy VINO
ad,runaway from home aud shipped as
cabin boy on board the bark Algeria about to
SAIL for Liverpool, was arrested yesterday oy
the detectives and returned to bis parents.
The verdict of the Jury of inquest, IN the
case Of Henry Bonneau, colored, who died on
Thursday from the effects Of a wound inflicted
by Jsmesss. sstocker, was death from accl'
dental shooting.
"A cclored boy entered the cigar store OF
Mr...C. e. Surau, on King street, near George,
early Yesterday morning, In the clerks ab.
sence and made CT with some small change
and a box of cigars.
-1AA chimney in Chapel street, near Alexan-
der, took ire on Thursday evening, causing
some excitement among the residents OF that
locality. The fire was extlnguished before
any damage could result.
The Washington Light Infantry meet
every Monday evening at halfpast o'clock,
preparing for the 22d of February. Numbers
of the ex-members, who have ''done parad-
fne,n are joining as contributing members,
and thus they help forward the young club.
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ARRIVED YESTERDAY

Br bark Je mi ette Forbes. Walker, Cardt mas
IL days. Bala t. To Henry Card.
G L schr Jessie Smith, Williams, New York-6
days. Mdse To >Weegau, agent. Rail.
ro d Agent r. Bates d CO, 81 Blsch0n Il eo, Bart
q co, ollmanu BROS, W II Bird & CO. J U q
Ilaussen, w IL Chafee co, E CowpeIthwalt
cameron, Bar ley CO. cantwell, trwIn,
Ellas Bros, Foley, J Graver, E ID Grimke, J
Gornam, Hart d co, Hassman, Kressel
Brandes. Luhra, w A Mcrtens, Paul, WclCh d
CO, U p Poppenhelm. q oturken. HurEamp CO,
r Is Lalaue & co, Rus ell, Stehens. Werner
Ducker, >ilcox, II siegling, I1edemann, Cal.
W Williams d. co. Wagener, MoDsees CO, +
Wieters. L. Weisknpn, Walsh. y II Wilson
Bro Order, and others.
steamer Emile. White, Georgetown, @. 200
tierces rice, rs bags rough rice, 20 bales cotton,
ndse and sundrles. To shsckelfOrd d Kelly, d
Jennings Sons, J r Prlngle Son. Barden j
Psrke0 Reeder d Davis, Pelzer, Rodgers Co,
Mrs MiscRlly, A Mazyck, ID GOLDSMITH Son, n
Hunt Emanuel.
Ancrum's sloop, -. from Cooper River. 1900
bushels rough rice. To " K Ryan.
Received from ,hlsolm's Mill l2o tlerces rice.
To " Bee CO, E Thurston and Howard
SAILED YESTERDAY.
Br bark Magnet Brown, Liverpool
spanish bark Familia, Garay, Liverpool.
Schr A Howe, hewbuty. New York.
Schr ] McAdam, Willard, New Haven.
schr N q Stockham, UOrdery, New York.
FROM THIS PORT.
Brig Edith Hall, Oliver, at Baltimore, Janu-
ary 70.
Schr Jennie Simmons, Young, at Baltimore,
January %.
CLEARED FOR THIS PORT.
Steamship Charleston, Berry, at New York,
January q.
Steamship Falcon, Haynle, at Baltimore, Janu'
arJ II.
schr Frank and Emily, McCobb, at Camden. NJ,
January Is.
Schr Volta, Scott, at Bastport, Me- January II.
SAILED FOR THIS PORT.
schr Charles No ford, Parsons, from Elizabeth
port, January lS.
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HOTEL ARR1pALs-JANUARY %.
Charleston.

CnArIcstOn.
J Richards, Baltimore; q Beattle Greenvllle;
II Small, Langley, s o; W Q Kingsley, W W Fow.
ler. Brooklyn; Hanes, New York; " McGlen.
sey, Philadelphia; O aenry, Baltimore; q Ander-
SON and lady. Washington; W Steele, New Yors
Fred F whitehead, 0 sA; Kinard, EeWberry;
IA stults, Bates, G White. Stevens. sa'
vanuah; Mr. and Mrs Pel, Miss Pell, F Pell, New
York; q Robinson, Miss Robinson Rhode Isl
and: Jud,e vredenberg. lady and servant, Mrs
DrJo Fisher. Mrs Brookstone. Bishop R
Ames, Baltimore; O G Mccabe, Chicago; M Sad
lar South Carolina; Lyon, Durham q; d
Fox Rtcnland; J W Spicknan, Baltimore.
Pavilion,
n Lawrence, South Gray, Va; J Ingram
Clarendon; Shaw, Savannah; W J Rutr, G "
Father, N Campbell. Hubbarp, Port Royal;
Knotts, orangeburg; Jennings, Cleveland;
AA Faust, aranam's; J Il Barnes, summerVlle.
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wise 1865 sales 800; stock 1873; weekly net re.
ceipts 1886; exports coastwse COS; sales 2ioo.
CITY POINT, January "a. Il
Cotton-net receipts I'LL bales.
WILMINGToN, January "a
Cotton firm; net receipts ll3 bales; sales o1i
stock 2356; weekly net receipts Ill; exports COAST
wise 10 493; sales 22l.
SAVANNAH January "a.
Cotton firm; net receipts 2425 bales; exports
coastwise 1881; sales 1870; stock 81, AIS; weekly
Let receipts 10 1873; exports tp Great Britain ooIS;
continent s27l; coastwlse e345; sales 5000. o,
Cotton-receipts COL bales; sales lGl2; stock
1872, $4,000; 1873 10 Os7; weekly receipts 1855;
sales 45ll; consumption Al; shipments 1883;
weekly net receipts 272; grsss g: 2oo4; ,,.u,,no.
Coltou-receipts 1894 bal=s; shipments ess;
sa'es sl5i splnners lso; stock 1872, 1880; 1873
1l,505.
MACON, January "a.
COtton-rectipts 1898 bales; shipments l42a
NASHVILLE, January a.
Cotton frmi low middhng lsHc; net receipts
l7S bales; shipments l54S; stock 1872, 6s4s; 1878
1912.
MRMpHIs, January "a.
Cotton receipts 24o9 bales; shipments llSe
stock this year 33477, last year 0,s25; weekly re-
ceipIs 1926; shipments 1905: sales ll.u6o.
MONTGOMERY, January "a.
Weekly cotton receipts 1876 bales; sales 1850
STOCK last year 91s5, this year loo4@
Weekly cotton receipts 1870 bales; shipment:
1854; stock last ear 64l0, tBi5 year 1855.
MOBILE. January "a.
Cotton 1rm; net receipts 20s3 bales; exports tc
Great Britain 2199 coastwlse 3l9; sales 100; stoch
| 5l,6l0; weekly net receipts 1883; exports u
Great Hritaln 5352, continent 1875, cOaStWlse 1885
| sales 1850.
NEW ORLEANS. January "a.
Net receipts Sl93 bales; gross Soi6; exports tc
GreIt Brllalu 3l69; 10 fluent looU; coastwlse
2l85; sales $500; las evening 500; stock 20o,77o
net receipts or Tn week 66,4i8; gross 81 .463; ex
ports 10 Great Brlta'n 1920; Continent b426
GALVESTON. January a.
Net receipts 1858 bales; exports to Great Britain
224i coastWSe 81; sale, l8DU ock 65, 1874; net re-
cepts or The week II 37s; exports to Great
| Britain l5 274; coastwlRe 2Sl6; sales 6St0
PROVISIONS AND PRODUCE MARKETS.
LIVERPOOL, January "a.
| Nonn.-Breadstufrs remain quiet.
Eyeniag-Short mddes 81.
NEW YORK, January "a.
Noon-Flour quiet and firm. Wheat strong
| for prime Corn unchanged. PorR nrm; new
mess sl4 cash and January delivery. Lard nrm
We-tern steam s5.lsaSHc. Tu' pentine arm al
e5Hc. Rosin steady ut So 81 for strained.
kyenIng.-Flour quiet and steady. Whskey
| 95l95c. Whea. closed W, AK. Corn shade nrm.
er. Pork steady. Lard frmer at 8nashc Tur.
pentipe 1rmer. Rosin and ial!oW steady
| Frtights dull.
Flour firm and unchanged. Corn unchanged.
Provisions uuch anged. Pork Sl3 Bacon, should
| er5 s%c Gear rib TX. clear sides 8, packed. Lard
tierce, saSNc keg ea9K. Whiskey IN good de
mand at S7aS5c.
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THE FIRST. CLASS IRON SCREW STEAMSHIPS
u1pnINIA nantnin HncEleY.

THE FIRST. GLASS IRON SCREW STEAMSHIPS
VIRGINIA, Captain Hinckley,
ASHLAND, Captain Moore,
Are now regularly on the Line, insur,ng h,ss ~
class sea Connection between rhiladephta and
Charleston, and In alliance with Railroad Compa.
niles at both ternini. afford rapid transportation
to and from oil points In the Cotton States ana
to and from Cincinnati, st. Louis, Onlcago ana tne
dence aud the Eastern Manufacturing Centres.
aSr The VIRGINIA is appointed to san from
Browns wharf on SATURDAY, January 26tn, at
~ The ASHLAND will follow next week.
For particulars OF Freight arrangements. apply
to WIN. A. COURTENAY,
Corner East Bay and Vendue Range, up stalrs.
w. p. CLYDE & CO., General Agents, No. IL
South Delaware Avenue, Philadelphia.
ian1l-tnthf3
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New York Naval Stores Market.

NEW YORK January ".
The Daily Bulletin says: Receipts to-day 24l4
bbls rosIn Spirits turpentine mas sold TO me ex.
tent OF ILO bbs at 63hc. 100 boIs a. 83xc, and so
New York brls. in shipping order, at eiHc, but at
the ose the market was easier, with free oler'
ings a. esKc. without buyers. We quote at ssa
So 10 f,r merchantaole order. Strained rosln is
A tribe more active, but the price remains about
steady. We note sales Of 1000 bbl- at So 80; 800
Ibls, 10 two or three lots, at s3 80; and $40 bbs
good strained at So IS. A cargo was offered on
cnange az So rs. We quote common strained at
"a 7oa3 80 and good strained at So s6aS 90. Tar
IA uu ct and without sentlal change. Pitch Ia In
far jubbing request and steady at $4a4 rs for
prime city delivered.
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LIVERPOOL CLASSIFICATION

StrlCC mlQQllDR.. WieA
RIcs.-The business was moderate, bus the
market had q firm character. Sales about 100
tIeroes Of clean Carolina say II tierces at l-l8
"a at TX, 10 at ~, 10 at TX, SO on private terms
We quote common to fair at 6h@7X, good &C TX
@7Ic 2 ID.
NAVAL sToRRs.-The receipts were 40 barrels
spirits turpentine and TAO barrels rosn. There
we're no transactions announced.
FREIaHrs.-To Liverpool, by steam, di rect, -
on uplards, - on sea islands; via New York,
xd on uplands, - on sea islands; by
sail Hd on uplands, and IA on sea islands. To
Havre, - on uplands. Coastwlse-tn New
York, by steam, nc on uplands and - On sea
Islands; So p terce on rice; 6oc 2 bbl on rosin,
by sail, g a b on cotton; &C p tierce on
rice; soc a Dbl on rosn; sl1@l2 q NJ on lumber;
sl2al2 so p N on timber. To Bost q, BY steam
nc on uplands and 50 so q tlerce on rice; by sail,
&C a tb on uplauds; rosln roc; resawed stuh
sl2@l2 so; timber SlS@ls so; phosphate $5@5 So
To Providence, by sail $l0@l1 2 N on boards;
&C q b on cotton; by steam &c via New YORK.
To Philadelphia, by steam &c on uplands; 81 IS
cask on rlce soc Z, bbl on rosin; ST. on spirits.
Through bills OF ladlng given to Boston, ProVi.
dence and the New England cities ore regularly
Issued on this route, and dispatch guaranteed.
By sail, So p N or boards; $l2 on timber; -a
ton or clay; So so on phosphates. TC Baltimore,
BY steam &C p b; by sail $s@s SO q on
boards; - on timber; SO so p ton OF city; SAG
$50 q ton up river on phosphate rock. Vessels
are in demand by our merchants to take lumber
freghts from Georgetown. s. O.. Darien and satIl.
Ia River, Ca, and Jacksonville, Fla, to Northern
ports, and $lo@12 q N are the rates on timber
and boards.
ExoHANGR.-Sterling 90 day bills 2aH@23K.
Doussr1o ExoHANaB.-Ths banks purchase
sight checks on New York at A9h per cent. on,
and sell at par.
GOID-l2H@l4.
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DEATH OF 4 OoIoRED DIVINE.

The funeral services of the Rev. Edward
Lawrence, colored, who died on Thursday,
were performed at the Morris street colorea
Baptist Church, yesterday, BY the Rev. Jacob
Ieesre. The services were attended by the
entire colored clergy of the city, and large
congregation. The deceased clergyman was
about sixsy.elght years old, and an industrious
and respected man. He pursued the occupa'
tion of painter and glazier, aud was at one
time pastor of the church In which his funeral
took place.
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STONEWdLE LODGE.

AT a recent meeting Of stouewaIl Lodge,
No. 6, Z. of P, the following brothers were
installed into once, to serve for the ensuing
term: A. ". Levin, G. c. q. 8. Buist, V. G.;
i. Prince, prelate; VIM. E. Mlliigsn, <. OF 4.
and g.; 3. @. Starr, NJ. of F.; a. J. Minis, M. OF
E.; Morris Harris, O. 9.
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Mr.. N. 8. VALENTINE, Richmond, Va.
cHARLssroN. s. O., September II, 1872
QUARANTINE. .eFP1oE.

QUARANTINE gFFICB.
CHARLESTON, November 20, 1872
Mr.. N. q. VALENTINE:
Dear Sir-Your samples OF "Mest Juice" we're
received through the pollteness OF your agent,
and used very freely during the summer in cho.
lera infantum, low forms or fever and other dis.
Icheerfuliy add my testimony to Its dietetic
value, and regard your "Meas Preparation" OF
great benefit, not only In infantie, but also In
adult practice 1t is with pleasure shat l. can
recommend its use to the profession generally
from past experience and the happy results In my
practice. Very respectfully,
ROBERT LEBBY, II. D.,
Health Oficer. Harbor Of Charleston
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Health Ofilcer. Harbor Of Charlestoul
CHARLESTON, $. O., September 20. 1872.


Mr.. II. s. VALENTINE: ...a
dear Sr-During the past summer have had
full opportunity II testing your Preparation Of
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ferng from Darrnea from "reethtng.n nnd
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In health and strength. Other preparations are
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/ consider the contents OF your little bottle
most Invaluable in all acute wasting diseases.
Very respectfully, W. n. FITCH, II. D.
DR.. s. Baruch, Of Camden. 8. c.. writes:
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lent effect in the case OF q child, who Is exceed
inqly fond OF 1t, while he positively refuses al
other food"
A fresh supply Of the Meat Juice just received,
and for SALE wholesale and retail, by r.
Dr.. q. BAER,
No. 1s1 Meeting street, Charleston.
decT.alvrnCkw .4i.
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VERY CHEAP.-A Handsome Box, contain
Ing One Quire Initial Note Paper, Twenty-four
Initial Envelopes, Penholder and Pen, for
only twenty-five cents, at Won santen's Ba-
zaar, No. 22s King street, next Academy OF
Music. july8-s
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GUESTS of the American House. Boston, are
loud In their commendation of the courtesy
which is extended to strangers In ali Its de.
partments. Messrs. Rice have newly furnished
their hne house, and added all modern con-
yepiepces.
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TRERMOMETRICAL.

The range of the thermometer yesterday,
at the drug store of Mr.. Joseph Blackmau, on
the south side of Broad street, was as follows:
8 a. NJ, Is; 10 A. NJ, 4s; IL NJ, 81; P. NJ, Sd;
P. n, 81; P. NJ, 40; 8 P. NJ, rs.
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Passengers.

Per steamer Emile from Georgetown - Miss
Richar, son. MISS Stonty, Miss stoney, MIS- A
W e Arnhalter, Miss u johnson, Miss Ma8yck,
Mrs John Burgess children and nurse. Or L
Flost W z Bachman, Mrs Henderson,, Miss
SlaW, and II on deck.
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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 ex-
anime same at P. P. Toale's, Nos. 20 Hayne,
and SO Pinckey streets, or on Horibeck's
Wharf. uecou
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OPERA, MARINE AND FIELD GLASSES In great
variety, Including those of the finest make,
at reasonable prices. Allan'e, No. 3o7 King
street.