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TEE ADTENT o." i PRNG.

The frat day of March and the first day OF
spring came In with q gusty chilliness tnae
seemed determined to derlde the enthusiasm
of the poet who sang, "Come, gentle spring
Eiherlal nildness, come " If there was any
ETHEREAL mildness about last Saturday morning
we failed to discover 1t, and to the prosaic
mind It seemed an uncommonly raw and
wIptry wlldness, With a suspicion OF snow ana
a threat of epizootio In the atmosphere, ana
with nothing TO Induce us TO accept 1t as
srrlng morning but the combined testimony
of the clocks and The almanacs. At about Ten
O'Clock In the evening the gathering clouds
commenced a steady down pour OF rain,
which laeted through the night and until noon
yesterday, making q gloomy Sunday, and
caualng but small congregations In the Vari-
ors churches. Altogether the month has
fully sustained Its proverblal reputation OF
coming 10 Ike lion, and it Is to be hoped
that It may, to complete the quotation, 60 out
hkea:lamo.. - :, ....,--e...
The meteorological record Of last month, as
furnished by Observer Hearnev of the United
States sIgnal service. is as follows: Monthly
mean barometer, sO0e9; monthly mean ther-
mometer. 5s.A; total rainfall, 2.27 inches; pre-
ysjlipg wind, southwest; total number OF miles
travelled by the wind, e2ss.
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4OTE1 ARRIyALS-MABCH AND 2.
Charleston.


S aibbss, South Carolina; Crppen, ST helena'
RI Courtney, Jas 4 KerS, New York; d Gan'iin'
er and lady, Key West Fla; h Kinguan, Beau
fort; Howard Elmer and lady, Miss shepard MIS-
W < Rossiter and maid, New YORK; D Il WILCOX,
New Haven; Osborne. Boston; Bacaurach'
Baltimore: Geo Morris and lady, Chicago;
Thomp son, New Haven; u Phillips and son, !" LII
Wilson and lady, Elliott, Philadelphia; Inc
Misses Lin z, New York; DR. Il Sch'ncK anu
lady, W w Rowland and lady. MSS RoWiaia, =
Wyckofr, PhIlad ,lphla; Sir Edward Kenney, mlss
Kenney, Canada; Mr. and Miss oliver, BOSTON,
q SELLERS. Jr. New York; @ Wolfe, Augusta; A
Samson. New York Bulletin; 7 Dunn, B fillmore;
IN Ritter. Atlanta; John Marsh, hassachu-
setts: Henry Bryan, J M Donou5n, Savannah;
Mrs Cornelius, Miss Sparks, Cambridge MASS;
Burnett, Keatucky; Baker, A baAe''
Covingtcn, Ky; II Whitley and lapy' Ne" IolA'
o + Soule, Syracuse, N Y; B NJ erie, Pnliaoel-
phis; Henken, Brooklyn; L Stern, New YorE; Z
Burnle, Wilmington, N G; y N Thompson, bos-
ton: D Duunoge Savannah; II Eurton and lady,
N 1 harmon and lady, Georgia; W Trost anu
adv, CincinnaLi; uil aud lady, New YORK; +
Davis and lady, Providence rman' new
burph, n Y; A Durham, New iorS; Pm
ds-. savannah; L " Williams. Jr, Baltimore; V
Hecder and lady, Miss Hecker, Miss Edmunds q
F Hecker, Jr, N A Scott and lady, New YORK; MT
and Mrs Tiffany. Newark; Mr. and Mrs haines
Buffalo; F Reynolds, J Kirkby. Brooklyn; !ohn b
Corning anu lady, Hartford; Jafray, New
York.
Pavilion.
Doves, Glorer's Stationi Wilson, New
York; Penn, Virginia: NJ Q Coleman, Cerro
Gordo; ] q Wood, Branchvllle; Frank Arthur
Agent John E owens's Troupe; Mrs Eaton, F
Butter and lady, E Harral. John Riley Savannah;
Smith, New York; Snathers, Waynesvllle;
Knox, Mount PleAsant; keed st Georges;
John Brown, fickens; J Snyder, Rome;
Morgan, Georgetown; G D Hamel, Ball Hiver; J
W Eoh lp, Philadelphia; n Flack Baltimore;
John D Powell, Atlanta; Geo McIntyrc. South
Carolina; Geo Klmball, Robt Walker, Jr, Geo
Damn, Savannah; F English, Beaufort; E d
Howell, Philadelphia; Tnos A Lee, Pawtucket'
RI:BM Jackson, Providence, K 1; James Riroy,
BrOoklyu,
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Passengers.

Per steamship Geo gia. from New York-W q
Cole, Mrs B F Reek. Miss Reek, Kirby, ReJ-
nolds, Mrs @ W Goddard, @ b Hecker, Mrs Heck.
er. Mr. Tiffany Miss Hecker. Mr. Hecker, Mrs
TifAny,J B Corning, Mrs J B Corning. Rev MT MT
Coles, Bishop Young, Miss Balnbrld9e. Miss
Whitehs ad, Geo Ha,tings. Hon U DJ fray, Mrs
Lambert. A Haine.. Mrs Haines, J A SHIELDING,
Kennedy, N A Scott Mrs Scott. Sarah Young.
DR. E Howell, Miss Brigham, Jno FenneRard,
Jno Wilson. F A Dee. II jackson. Mrs J Sex.
ton, Mrs N q McCresry, Mrs Brown, Hattie Dew
love Ned Perkins, Ghas Bancroft. Mlnnie stewart.
Ella Sims, Cathaiine Wiley, Bridget Maloy, and
others.
Per steamer Dictator, from Palatka via Jackson:
VILE Fernandina and Savannah Marsh, w
Merrill, Mr. Steiz, Mrs Chez.l SchiImer. Capt
l. N Coxetter, Jr, E Wright, and ON deck
Per steamship Champion, for New York;
Wolf. F Maulepmap, W Wake. W Day. Burns,
Gen FAouy Farrell J Hart. Miss Nellie Eaton.
@ F Lubs and son, H 1IchenOr, Bigber, q
Miller. ] A Riggs, o Seymour and vile, -
cry and wife, - Howell and wife.
Per steamship sea Gull. for Balttmore-Mrs
T Webb, August Eg,e a Johnston, and on
deck.
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NEW LIFE FOR The LANaUID.-Perfect health
is vouchsafed to few. Probably ninety people
out of every hundred who call themselves
healthy have their "turns" OF languor, ex-
hauslion, depression OF spirits and bodily pain.
At these times wineglassful Of Hosteller's
Stomach Btters is as refreshing as "lhe
shadow of rock in weary land" It iD-
vigorates and rests the system and cheers the
mind. The effect OF the Bltters in cases oil
nervous debility, produced either by undue
physical exertion, over-study, Intense anxiety
or any other cause, is wonderfully revivlng
and invigoratiog. In fact, this healthful
vegetable restorative possesses medicinal
properties which enlite 1t to the rank OF an
article of prime necessity, aId 1t should be
Kept on hand In every dwelling, and prompt
ly taken as a remedy Tor all the minor all
ments as we'll as for more serious complaints.
feb26-wfm9D&W
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THE NoRTHEASTBRN RAILROAD
SCHEDULE RESUMED.

From aotice Ia another column 1t will be
seen that The trains on the Northeastern Rail-
road will resume their usual schedule on
Tuesday, the Ath Instant. They were sus-
pended for several days To admit OF some re.
pairs To the trestle work through the santee
Swamp, which were deemed necessary owing
to the late freshet, to the safe transit Of the
company's trains. 1t seems the officials of
the road were unwilling 20 Incur any risk
whatever, though regretting the inconve-
nisuce caused by the suspension OF their oper-
ations. Their bridge across the river ls a firm
structure, on iron foundations, and of such
strsagth as to have alayed all fears In regard
to Its safety,
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1ntarior Cotton Markets.

COLUMBIA, February 20.
Sales OF colt n Today IS balss; mlddlinga lSHc.
ORAEGYPURG, February 2S
Sales iur!lg the week 1856 5ae,. We quote or.
binary l6aIsc; low middling Tx; mldullDg lSX
ANDERSON, February 26
The market closed this evening at 10 to lSA for
UNION, February 20.
Low middllng lIHa1Sc; l2U baies gold during
the week. ,,
ROCK HILL, February 2s.
The leading markets couttnues dull under the
influence Of continued heavy receipts at the porte
and The growing conviction tnat the oui-turn 0f
The CROP will be much larger than the early esti.
mates. We quote our market barely steady az
1Sxal8Hc.
LAURREs, February 49,
Cotton may be quoted at Ito.
FLORENCE, February 20.
Cotton is selling ut 16slSc.
BBSHkTrSYLLB, February 28.
Cotton is quoted at 16haisc.
Sales to-day about 65 ba e, Un account OF un.
favorable telegrams the prize deciineh yesterday
from u to NC, and eX eme8 sold from IAN to
1sal8kc. Market, clused dull anu downward.
COLUMBUS FEBRUARY %
The following are the Offering prices. Holders
are moi pressing sales. aid nohing is DOING
Oldlnary l5Xa,6. good ordinary II, low middiDgs
lSalsx, m dullngs lShal9. Weeks Sales 27e bales;
ral sales since septemher lst per report OF snip
pers IL g93; weeks receipts $50, against 722 tine
previous une and $50 the corresponding W, Elk last
se sJn; shipments $40.
MONTGOMERY. February %.
Ordinary nominal: goUd dlnary Az; strict
good ordinary is, low miu' lings 18H middlings
1sM; market weak and orerIUgs light.
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Manchester Cotton Goods Market.

MANCHESTER. Fe0ruHTy II.
The impression seems to be gaining strength
in the value Uf colton, the value ofgOods will be
m obtained or even increased. In consequence OF
the enormously augment cost OF production.
by no means .ill-Iounded apprehension exists
mat The operaii mn OF manufacturers and SPIN
ners are IN DAGGER OF being suspended TO sert'
ous extent through the scarcity OF coal. Many
concerns Or d it dlficut even now to optain the
necessary supplies To day the market is quieter
at unchanged quo ations. Messrs. John Slapg d
Co "a report of The CO market: 'The market
h W been nrm In tone since Tuesday, and shirt
ings have been In better demaud, at somewhat
improved prices. Other staples are, however,
sti difficult Of sale. and 10 days market closes
tamely, With very limited buslntss."
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CITY AFFAIRS.
MEETINGS THIS DAY.

solomons Lodge, A. F. NJ, at 2. NJ.
Charleston Rlaemen Club, at half-past Z
P. n.
German Rifle Club, at P. NJ.
Sumter Rlae Sub, at P. NJ.
WI. I. Rlfie Club, at P. II.
Palmetto Encampment, I. o. o. F., at Z
P. II.
Palmetto Fire Company, at half-past 2. NJ
palmetto Regatta Club, att P. II.
Apprentices Library Society, at 2. ID.
a. Joseph's Latin Society, at hel-past
mechanics Union, No. l, at half past P. ID.
irish Volunteers, at P. II.
Irish Rifle Club. at Z P. N.
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"a o r F L Q E D "A

The Splendid >iie-w heel Steamers, . .sTA
and CITY POIST, uaptain Fitzgerald. wlli leave
Charleston every TUESDAY, THURSDAY and SUi.
DAY EvRNINa, at O'Clock precteely, for savan-
nah. Fernandina, Jacksonville, Magnolia, Green
Cove Sprinps, St. Augustine, Palatka and all
i.andinas on st. Johnis kiver. Connecting 81
Paiatsa with steamers for the oclawahs River
and with the steamer STARLIGHT for Enter
prise, Mellonville, and all points on The upper
81. John,s and Indian Rivers.
Connect az Fernandina with Florida Railroad
for ali points ia the interior, and with Railroad
for New orleans aAd Havana, via Cedar Keys.
All way Freight must be prepaid.
For Freight or Passage, apply 70
RAVENEL q CO., Agents,
Oerner Yanderhorst's Wharf and East Bay.
dec2
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ALMOsT 4 TRAGEDY.

About four o'clock yesterday afternoon
oolored map, named Joseph Cain, living In
the suburbs. descended the e.eps of his house
with loaded gun to 60 shooting. As be
reached the ground, the gun, which was rest
lug upon bis shoulder, with the muzsle to the
rear, went of lodging the charge In the shoe
OF Naria Richardson, colored woman, who
was standing at the top Of the steps. Fortu-
nately the shot only grazed the woman's little
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Now York Naval Stores Market.

NEW YoRK. February %.
Speculstord do not appear disposed 10 operate
In any description OF naval s,orts, and mar
ket genera ly remains quiet. spirits turpentlne
is very dull The demand ut this period being only
Of a local character, aud this s almost entirely
deliveries owing 10 the Ice IN the strte.s. car
o or rosln Is reported sold, but tae Particulars
did not trslsprr. The toue OF the ros marke'
is scarcely so strong, owing to iha lack OF de-
maud, though prices are not qnotao'y lower. Tar
aud pi: ch steady.
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kMUsEazENTs.

Professor Cromwelps Art Entertainment.
goa novel and artistic entertainment is offered
arH bernlan Hall this evening, and will re-
main until Saturday night, with matinee on
Saturday afternoon. 1t consists OF aseries OF
views, displayed by means cf q cSmera ana
the oxy-hydrogen light, of the gems OF the art
galleries OF Europe, the striking scenery OF
the principal countries of the world, and q
number OF allegorlcal and transition scenes.
The entertainment has met With nuch f:vor
fsom the press and public Of the Northern
cities.
This famous comedian, with his picked COM
.pany, will appear here for two nights only
Friday and Saturday OF the present week HIS
engagements through the West and South
have everywhere been complete ovation.
He has never got into the "wrong box" but
has proved himself "Everybody's Friend" In
go kind and pleasant a manner that only those
who failed to see him were regarded as 1.-THE
Victims" The Academy on Friday and Sat-
nrday should hold audiences like those which
greeted Jo. Jefferson few days ago.
Temperance Lsstu1es.
An Interesting series Of lectures oy Mr.. Ed
ward Carswell, P. G. ". P, Of Ontario, Cana
da, under the auspices ct the Charleston
lodges. Sons of Temperance, is to begin this
evening at the Academy OF Music. ar. Cars
we'll is said to be an eloquent and finished
lecturer, and his campaigns through the Unit
/, ted States In The cause Of Temperance have
met with a success rlvslllDg that OF John B.
Cough.
The lovers OF literary art are promised rich
intellectual treat In the course of lectures by
Professor J. W. Miles. which are to be given
at the Confederate Home on Broad street,
commencing next Wednesday evening. The
subjects and the order of the lectures are an
nounced In another column, and glance at
the list Affords the promise of few most de-
llghtful evenings among the most beautiful
and powerful creations Of Shakespeare and
the classic poets.
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FARES GREATLY REDUCED.

Steamers Of the above line leave Pier >.ESan
No. ~, North River, foot OF Canal street. SAIW&
New York, at IL O'Clock noon, Of the f0th, 2oIh
and 30th Of every month, except when these dates
fall on sunday, then the Saturday preceding.
All departures connect at Panama with Steam
For Japan and China, Steamers leave San Fran
cisco first Of every month, except when 1t falls on
Sunday-then on the day preceding.
No California Steamers touch at Havana bus
60 direct from New York to Aspinwall.
One hundred pounds baggage free to each adult.
Medicine ard attendance free.
For Passage Tickets or other information, apply
at tae COMPASY'S TICKET oFFfUE, on the
Wharf foot OF Canal street, North River; New
York. F. & BABY, Agent.
RQQ19-1yr
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MEMORANDA.
The schr Ida Richardson, from Charleston,
bound North, was at Fortress MONROE teoruary
20.
The schr Sarah Smith, Banks, from Charles.
ton for Boston, was st Vineyard Haven, February
26, aud Sailed.
The schr N Hawkins, Wyatt, from Port Roy al,
s e. for Boston, sailed from Vineyard Haven,
February 26.
The chr Moses Williamson, Lake. from Charles.
ton Tor Weymouth, sailed from Vineyard Haven,
February z6.
sUCCt ssFUL VEssBL.-Am9ng the profitable
yesses which In the last few years have q dded
materially tu the RESOURCES oil Hants, $. the
bark Persia. or Matl:nd, built aud owned by VIM
Lawrente 9, Esq, takes high place. He owned
her for five years, and during that lime thungh
she was Kept insu Ell all The time, she clrared
100000, ana was then BOLD for 400. She was
Iauncned In 1859, aud cost fGG o uld cnrrency. 30
she cleared In i've years he nice little sum tf
f3sOO. The Persia Il still running, aud success
still attaches itself TO her new oWneis
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Marrlrb.

MURE-HODGSUN.-At Athens, Ca, on the
CHURCH., By the Rev. U. A. Evans, RoB'T u. MURs,
of charleston, to Lizzie p, daughter Of 4. b..
Hodg.on, Esq.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Marlboro, Febru-
ary IL, by Rev. Il. Napier, DR.. ]. L. NAPIER and
Miss Ii. DONALDSON.
GIBoON-uIBsON.-At Marlboro, February 20,
by Rev. j. A. Mood, Nj. w. F. GIBSON and MISS
CHRIsTIAN GIBSON.
SIhGLETOA-B ARNWELL AT Beaufort, Feb
rnary 20, by Rev. Mr.. Bythewood, BENZ. SINGLE
TON. Esq aud Miss JULIA BARNwELL.
EDWAKUS-LINDSkY.-A Wadesboro' Febru.
ary IL, py Rev. y. j. Brent, Mr.. JAS. L. EDWARDS
and MISS ELLA ]. LINDSEY.
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COMMERCIAL NEWS.
Exports.

LIvERPooL-Per Br bark B Dnfus-254 bags
sea Island cotton, 1868 bales upland cotton.
BARAceA-Per schr Carrie Bonneli-24. 500 feet
lumber.
NEW YoRk-Per steamship Champion bales
co on, 1888 lcs RICE 81 casks Cay, Al bales dCmes-
tics. 9; SACKS chat. 24O pkgs sundries
PHILhDELPHIA-Per steamship Rquator-7l2
bales cotton, 2l0 bales domestlcs 66 tcs rice. sos
bbls naval stores. 43 bags rice chan, SO bags
cucoanuts. l60 pkgs slndrlej. Per schr Ida
bsococ ,-s6.O00 feet hewn timber, $1,000 feet
resawed lumber.
BALTlNoRg-Per steamship Sea Guli-120 bales
upland COTTON, II tcs 40l bbls rOsin Is bales do.
mestcs II rolls leather Al s-cks rice han, as 90
feet lumber.
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THERMOMETRI0AI.

The following Is the range of thermometer
for the past two daye, at the store Of Mr.. Jos.
Blackman, Broad street:
March l.-s A. NJ, Al; 10 A. NJ, As; IL NJ, AZ;
aP.M., 4s;4P. NJ, 46; P. NJ, Is; 8 P. NJ, 4s
March as A. NJ, Is; 10 A. NJ, 4S; IL NJ, 81;
2P.sM., 4;AP. NJ, 1855 P. NJ, 4s; sP. H., a.
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UNION PRAYER MEETINGS.

Monday afternoon at halipast four O'Clock,
Glebe Street Church. Services will be con-
Quoted by the Rev. L. q. Shuck.
Monday night at half-past seven O'CLOCK,
Circular Church. The Rev. c. 8. Vedder 10
expected 10 oficiate.
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Receipts per Railroad March L.
si,Irra CAROLINA RAILROAD.

e2S bales cotton, SO bales goods, car stock.
To Railroad Ageut, Pringle SOU, Pelzer. Rod
gers 4 co, VI r DowiIg, MDwIy i Son, Sloan &
Seignious, W W smith, Wltte BrGs, a Prlnsle,
" A Kenyon, W Williams Son, W Q Courtney
d CO, a s Smith, L. ID DeSaussure. @ w Wllllams
d co. 4 H Frost co; Murdaueh Weekley, q
Fo lin & Son. Counts & Wroton, Trenholm d
Son. W Dukes co. N Hunt. Silcox, h
Bischon CO, r II Butler Sou. y Weiters. II
Gerits i CO. /. II Ste ling, White. Ed Perry,
j, flords Gu, II Jones 4 co, Williams, Rlark IL
Winams. A ] Sa mas w B Smith d co. Dowie,
Noise & avis, w K Ryan, Col smith d Son,
O'NeiIl, Elias Bros. Holmes calder.
NORTHEASTERN RAILn0Ap
Cars lumber md.e e. &c. TOW T White. Mrs II
Chase, Paul. Welch & 10, Alslna u morrison, Mrs
y woodruff, Bardiu Parker. E Diamond O.
q Bede:l. X Thomlinsun. ID Y Ebaugh, Pelzer.
Rodgers d co, W Bee co. EflWan WORKS. p
Smith, q eckhon u CO, WAGNER Monsees, l.
Neumeyer, blschoti 4 CO, A Norwood. + Vel.
ters, P Bowling, lsear, F Welters. 9 W
Williams CO. U Lille n hal co. ] acCutchen
4 co J K Prngle & Sou. O Levy, >toney,
Rtecke d Pee maH, n JohHson, II Klatte co,
Ad. er co, J 4 Ensluw, Mails fort, Tie.
fenhal. Quackenbusn. Estill co, F VT hr.uann,
> Il llsou L Bro, D Pa d co, Klinck, WlcSen-
berg i co. Boyd, + Klintworth. q Howard d
Stoney, Lowndes Il co, Louis Deitz, Order, and
Others.
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DOMBsITC MISSIONS.

A meeting was held In st. Philips Church,
last evening, in aid OF the domestic missions
Of the Episcopal Church. Addresses were de-
livered by the Rev. Messrs. Rodgers and
Chandler, Of Baltimore, and by Bishop Howe.
Owing to the inclemency OF the weather but
few persons were present. A collection will
be taken up In aid OF the missions, 10 St.
Philips Church, on the fourth Sunday OF the
present month.
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MAYORS COURE.

A setter, black, and a white and brown
dog, found running at large were taken up,
lodged In the Guardhouse yard and fined Hfty
cents each. John B. Mcclellan, drunk, one
dollar. Hinson Mason, colered, supposed to
have sto,en saddle. he'd tor examination.
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The New York Rico Market.

NEW YURK February %.
The Daily Bulletin says: The market steady
but wholly unchanged. There Is an active trade
there, which sti eugthen the market hele without
causing any advance. The sales are l60 bags
Rango0n Ut 5xa7c, and 25 tcs Carolina at Sa9c.
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BUSINESS NOTICES.

THE MARCH COUPONS of the bonds OF the
Savannah and Charleston Railroad Company
are now payable at the First National Bank
in this city, and at the Office of H. H. Kimp!on.
No. 9 Nassau street, New York.
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The Charleston Cotton, Rice and Naval
Stores Market.
OFFICE CHAkLEsTON NEWS,
SATURDAY EVENING, March !, 1873.

RlCR.-Thls grain was IN nrm demand at ST. ady
prlces; sales Ito tierces clean Carolina, soy IL
tlerces az 1.ls 1s at TX, ls at sl6, A. at TX,
at II g; a b. Wee quote comm n to fair at 6H
OK, good 71@7xc.
NAVAL SToREs.-The arrivals were 81 bbls
spirits turpentine and $50 bbls rosin. The mar
ket was quiet and without reported transactions.
FRRIGHTf.-To Liverpool, Dy steam, direct, Kd
on uplnnds, Xd on sea islands; via New YORK, I'd
on uplands, 1Hd on sea islands; by So J.,
"a on uplands, and - on sea lslands.
TO Havre, on upands. Ooastwlse-to New
York, by steam, nc on uplands and - on sea
Islands; 81 p tIerce on rice; 6oc 2 bbl on roslp ;
by sail, 80 p b On cotton; &C . tierce on
rice; soc p bbl ON rosln; sll@l2 2 II on lumber;
$l29l2 SO q II on tlmeer. To Bost q, BY steam
&c on uplands and So so q tIerce on rice; by sail,
C q Is on uplands; rosln 7oc; resawed stun
s12@I2 SO; timber sls@ls So; phosphate s5@5 SO.
To Providence, by sail slo@ll q Ii on boards;
-c~ b on cotton; BY steam &c via New York
To Philadelphia, by steam SO on uplands; 81 rs
cask on rice; 6oc p bbl on rosln; 81 on spirits.
Through bills OF lading given to Boston, Provi.
dence and the New England cities are regularly
issued on this route, and dispatch guaranteed
By sar, ss p N on boards; sl2 on timber; 90
ton on clay; s. so on pnospnates. To Baltimore
by steam Nc p b; BY sail $SGs 80 p Oh
boards; - on timber; So so p ton at city; SAG
$50 p ton up river on phosphate rock. Vessels
are In demand by our merchants to take lumber
freights from Georgetown. 8. c., Darien and Satu.
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Hor 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. Ioale's, Nos. 20 Hayne
and SO Pinckey streets, or on Horlbeck'e
Wharf, dec30
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For BRONCHIAL, Asthmatlc and Pulmonary
complaints, Browns Bronchial Troches'
manifest remarkable curative properties.
DowIE, NOISE & DAVIS, Agents.
nop20-WfmS
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AUCTION SALES THIS DAY.

william Mckay will sell at 10 o'clock, at his
atnre, mating, dry goods, &o.
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10 River, Ca, and Jacksonville, fla., TO Eorthrtn
ports. and slo@l2 p NJ are tfe ra!es- on timber
aud boards.
DoMRsTIo ExcHANaR.-The banks purchase
sight checks on New York at par 10 Y per cent.
or, and sell at 4 pr MUM.
MISUNDERSTANDING 90 day bills 23X
GoLD-14H@I5H.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1873-03-03

GEsr's CoATs, Vests, Pants. &C., cleaned at
Otto sountag's, No. 81 Wentworth street,
near Arteslan Well.
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E1oR LIVERPOOL, VIA QUEENsTowH
CARRYING THE UNITED STATES xAI1s.

TIE LIVERPOOL AND GREAT WESTERN
sxm sTEAI COMPANY a&A
VII! dispatch one OF their 1rst.olass, fnl power
from Screw Steamships from ~ -;
PIER No. 48 N. R., EVERY WEDNESDAY,
Cabin Passage $50, gold.
Steerage Passage iOf1ce No. 40 Broadway -.
;urrency.
FOR Freight or Cabin Passage, apply to
WILLIAMS d GUlON,
No. 60 Wall street, n. z.
n. B.-Through Bills Lading to Liverpool issued
oy the Charleston and New York Steamers, which
make close connection with the above line.
For particulars and rate Of Freight apply to
JAMES ADGER CO., 9tTH
WAGNER, HUGER q co.,
u1sy6 Or WIN. A. COURTENA7.,