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The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1873-02-11
LOCAL LAoONICs.

Two keys were picked up In the Postoi'
fee, that can be had By applying at this office.
The Western Urion Telegraph Company
are erectlng new through wire from
Augusta to Washington.
% The rehearsal OF the oratorlo Of the crea.
ton will take place this evening at the same
hour and place.
Montgomery is fairly wild over Janaus-
chek. who closed an engagement there last
Saturday.
The cause of the fire on Sunday morning
last, at Mr.. Job Dawson's, corner Beaufain
and Smith streets, has been referred to the
chief Of the fire department for investigation.
The recent spell of warm weather has
caused the elm trees throughout the city to
put forth 8 crop OF young leaves, which will
probably be nipped of by jack frost.
Miss Z. q. Faunt Leroy, (olive o. Lee)
formerly editor Of the Little Cleaner, pub
lished at fredericksburg, Virginia, has taken
charge Of the Bellies Lettres Department OF
Reidville Female College.
George Williams, the soldier who was
thrown from his horse ca Meeting street, last
Sunday morning, lies at the Ctaaei nospltsl
in an unchanged condition. he Is attended
by Dr.. Gibson, the post physician.
Tine flying horse on Meeting street was In
full and successful operation yesterday, and
the proprietor informs Us his trouble on Sat-
urday evening In reference to q license was
only the result Of misunderstanding, which
was set right yesterday.
The Garrick Dramatic Club give their
first entertainment at Temperance Hall, on
Neetipg street, tomorrow evening. The
programmed Of a varied character, embra-
cling song, defamation and farce. Admls-
aion will be fifty cents. We bespeak for the
youthful artists crowded house.
The Beaufort Repub lican says General
Gilmore has removed the distractions at
Church Flats, which have heretofore impeded
the navigation of the inside route from
Charleston to ST. Helena. He took out five
hundred tons OF live oak logs aud many piles.
Any vessel which can get through Wapoo can
now come over Church Flats.
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Marksts ny Telegraph
HONEY MARKETS.

HONEY MARKETS..
LONDON, February 10.
Noon -Consola s2Ha92h. Elves soA.
PARIS, February 10.
No3n.-Rentes 55r e7c.
NEW YORK, February 10.
No n.-FreighIs quier. Stocks dull. Gold firm
at A. Money firm at 7, colo. Exchange, long
sL; short 10A. Governments firm but dull. State
bDnds dull but steady.
Evening.-Freiehts quiet. Money :. gold. ster-
ling heavy and lower at l.16a9H. Governments
quiet and steady. STATES quiet.
COTTON MARKETS.
LIVERPOOL, February 10.
Noon-Cottcn opened quiet; uplands sNalod;
Laler.-Cutton dull but easier; sales 10, 600
balrs; speculation and export 1000 from Savan-
nah or Charleston, January or February, at 9Ad
Eveniag.-UottOn closed dull; uplands OK; Or.
leans 10iad.
NEW YORK, February 10.
Noon.-C"tton dull and nominal; sales sol bales;
uplsnds 2lHc; orleans 2lHc.
Evrning.-CottOn dull; sales 1859 bales; uplands
2lx; Orleans 2lk; net receipts 1850; gross TO- 1882;
Sales to-day for export 120; saturday evening l0O
Sales OF cotton futures 12,900 bsle., as follows ::
February 20Xaf0A; March 20 5.16a2I 7l6; april
2osa2O&; May 20 iS-l6a2l; June q 5.le42iHc.
Cotton quiet; middlings axe; net receipts a73
bales; grvssA575; sales 200; stock 1000.
PHILADELPHIA, February 10.
Cotton qniei; middlings Hc.
BALTIMORE, February 10.
Cotton dull; middliugs 2UEa201c; gross re-
ceipls 73o bales; exports coastwlse l45; sales 49,
stock l0,232.
NORFOLK, February 10.
Cotton guiet; low mddlngs 1sHalsAc; net lie rs
celpts 1907 bales; exports coastwtse 2o2ci safes
270; stock 8507.
WILMINGTON, February 10.
Cotton quiet; mlddlings ls%e; net ceipts 2Si
bales; exports coastWse 25s; tales l; STOCK ZoI''
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MFoHANI0s' ONION; NO. 4.

The fourth anniversary Of this association
was celebrated yesterday evening at the hall
: of the Freundschsftsbund. The stage was oc-
cupled by the president, D. B. Haselton, aud
others of the committee Of arrangements, to-
gether with several of our leading master me-
chanics and the speakers of the occasion.
The body OF tie hall was we'll filled, the fair
sex being largely represented. General F..
". Capers, the first speaker, made an elo-
quent address, showing that, while labor was
o power, it was futile when uncontrolled by
knowledge. He adduced number OF in
stances in the past history of the world, and
compared them With the present era, proving
that the Inventive genius Of man was only
brought into power by the cultivation OF the
mind, aud urged upon his hearers the neces-
sIty of encouraging the school house and a
proper diffusion Of knowledge, for that alone
was the balance of power.
Tue Rev. ]. T. Wlghtman followed In the
same train Of thought. He referred to the
many notable examples that Charleston has
produced fthe prosperity and advancement
OF her mechanics solely by their untiring de-
yotion to their calling. He predicted that
the steps now being taken BY Union No. l
would rebound TO their credit and the mate
rial growth OF this city. The building and
other improvements now in progress were
but signs of the times, and the ring of the
mechanics tools but the echo Of better and
brighter future. In closing, he urged his
Sudienc6 To remember that i3ne but steady.
hardworklDg men succeeded In life, and
warned them to beware OF impairing their
brains by excess.
The president, Mr. D. B. Haseton, thanked
the speakers for their advice given, and ad-
,ourned the meeting.
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The CHRISTIAN UNION, edited by the Rev.
Henry Ward Beecher, of Brooklyn, N. T., i8
one of the best family papers of the period.
Its columns are filled with varied fund of
information, religious and secular, and fur
nished by talented corps of writers. To
render the Union more popular the publishers
will this year present to each subscriber
two chromoa, representing "Asleep" and
awake" or larger sized. olograph. The
price Of the Union is ST. rs per annum with
The chromos, or So 40 with the olograph. Mr.
G. J. Colcock, Jr., of this city, is the agent
for the Union, and the chromos and olograph
can be seen at the Office of Messrs shackel-
ford & Kelly, Atlantic wharves. Aside from
the literary excellence of the Union, the pic
lures are fully worth the price Of subscription.
| frbll-6
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WEATHER OF THE WEEK.

The weather chronicle OF Old Probabilities
for the week ending February has the fol-
lowing summary:
During the past week two areas Of low pres
sure have moved from northern Dakota east
ward into Canada. the frat attended by rain
and snow over the northern sections OF the
country. third storm-centre has advanced
norlheasLward along the Atlantic ooast, ac-
comnanied by heavy rains, which have also
tallsn In the Gulf States. The low tempera-
lures of the early part of the week have been
succeeded by several days of mild weather
over large portion of the country.
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HOTEL ARRIVILS-FEBRUIRY 10.
Charleston.

Charleston.
Mrs J Bean, Milwaukee,; Mrs R N Riddle,
child and maid, Jersey City; Erassus Randall,
Eugene Randall, New Jersey; Mrs q A Gregory
and daughter, -- Sargent aud lady, Roches-
ter; Peter Papin, K " Moulson, New York; T B
Ferguson, Baltimore; Fl Cooke, Anderson; P s
Edmonston, New York; R Fl Tucker, naine; Gen.
eral william Evans, y s Durham, Marion; Y NJ
Godbolh, Cokesbury; N Godbo!d, Marion; G F
Berg, F Jackson, eolumtis.
Pavilion.
D Brothers, RsevesvIl!e; W Lee, Kingstree;
q R Deas and lady. Philadelphia; W Fulton,
Kiugstree; Geo L Cosleton, Il r Swasey, Grove.
land; NJ Staggers, Jr., and lady, Kingstree;
L q Descham: 8, A Witherspoon, Miss E s
Wfherspoon, Clarendon; D N Elkins, santee; G
F Berg, @ Jackson, J TIndal, Tindal, Colum.
bia; W P Appleby, R Council, ReevesvIlle; E W
Dowley, Barr, " Beseyer, Barnweli;J
Ball, South Carolina.
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TIE BOARD OF TRADE sale,

The sale of the Board of Trade building and
of the furniture and fittings, Including the
billiard tables, will take place on Thuradsy'
until which time the building and contents
Will be open to the inspection of the paolic.
The furRitnre of the building is of the anest
kind, and is we'll worthy OF the attention oi
Intending purchasers.
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INDEPENDENT SOCIAL CLUB.

The second anniversary of the Independent
Social Club was held at their hall, yesterday
evening. The following officers were elected
for the ensuing year: c. A. Buero, president;
william Moran, first vice-preaident; N. jung
bluth, second vice-president; r. G. Buero,
secretary and treasurer; P. Kennedy, steward.
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CHANGE OF SAILING DAYS. -''
INCREASED SERVICE.
PACIFIC NAIL STEAMSHIP COMPANY's
THROUGH LINE 10
CALIFORNIA CHINA AND JAPAN.
~
FARES GREATLY REDUCED. 4
NHANGE OF SAILING DAYS.
FARES GREATLY REDUCED.

No. a. North River, foot OF Canal street. SA1nHf6
New York, at IL O'Clock noon, OF the 10tn 10Th
and both or every month, except when these dstea
fall on Sunday, then the Saturday preceding.
All departures connect at Panama with Steam
ers for South Pacific and Central American poSts.
For Japan and China, Steamers leave San Fran,
cisco flrgS OF every month, except when 1t faR on
Sunday-then on the day preceding.
No California Steamers touch at Havana, but
20 direct from New York to Agpinwall. :
One hundred pounds baggage free to each adult
Medicine and attendance free.
For Passage Tickets or other Information, apply
wharf foot OF Canal street, North River, New
York. E. r BABY, Agent. 2
aug19-1yr
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Auction SALES THIS DAY:

R.M. Marshall & Bro. will sell at IL O'CLOCK
near the Postofice, real estate.
Leltch & Bruins will aeli at II O'CLOCK near
the Postofice, real estate.
John G. Minor & Co. will sell at nall-paS. ~
O'Clock. at their store, tlcklng, dry gooas' &c.
william Mckay will sell at hali-past >
O'Clock. at his store, dry goods, ciothius' "o' =
Rlecke 4 Peterman will sell at na'i-past .
o,clook. at their store, oaos, scales, &c.
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~ 0 3 F l. o Ri D A. !,
VIA SAVANNAH.

.The splendid Side-wheel Steamers, ,-zEeA
DICTATOR, CAPTAIN L. II. Coxetter, s
and CITY POINT, Captain Fitzgerald. VIII leave
Charleston every TUESDAY, THURsDAY and SUM-
DAY EVENING, at O'Clock precisely, for Savan-
nah Fernandina, Jacksonville, Magnolia, Green
Cove Springs, st. Augustine, Palatka and sl
Landings on st. Johns EiVer. Connecting at
Palatks with steamers for the Oclswahs River
and with the Steamer STARLIGHT for Enter
prise, Mellonville, and all points on the Upper
st. Jchns and Indian Rivers.
Connect at Fernandna with Florida Railroad
for all points In the interior, and with Railroad
for New Orleans AID Havana. via Cedar Keys.
All Way Freight must be prepaid.
For Freight or Passage, apply to
RAVENEL & 90, Agents,
Garner yandernorst's Wharf and East Bay.
dec2
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RADoUx's KID GLorEs.-We invite attention
10 J. R. Read Il Co.'s advertisement of Rad
oux's Paris Kid Glove, of which they have re-
ceived the Agency for Charleston. J. R. Read
& Co. have also just opened another full line
of Harris's "Seamlesb" Kid Gleves.
fah6.Ufm
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MARINE NEWS.
CHARLESTON, y. FEBRUARY IL, 1873.
Lat 81 leg 10 min 80 sec. Lon 10 deg 81 min 27 sec
ARRIVED YESTERDAY.

Steamship F-lcon, Elayn!e, Baitmore-left =
instant. Mise. To Mordecai co. y Tren-
holm, 5 q K K co, N E K r CO, D II >ilcox, Wine.
man co, c Clacius. Il Klatte i co. P Lalane &
CO. Ed Perry, b K Neufvlile. P Reip. Ros-
| son, W Yates, Jno neesemann & Bro Adger
Il CO, G Folln Son, A W Eckel co. Leldin0,
J q Devereux, W Skrlne, J h Hillen, ID 0'Nei,l
d Son, G W Aimar, Jno Helms, d Vogt, Quacken-
bush, kstill l. co, Schnell Mantoue co, Wage.
ner j. Monsees, W q Chafee & co. s Souder,
Bart 4 co, Taylor & CO.. Jordan Sons,
Ualier Il CO, b O'N,ill. Adams. Damon L CO. Jno
Gravtr Bro, VIM Marscher, Burnham, Jno
lIurkamp & CO, hllnck, Wlckenberg d co,
Muling, X KThomlInson h CO, y Llllenthal & co. Jno
Gerken, G Ne z, J Roger, W GOjrn Ii
Llndstedt. stono @ co J Fl QUICKER, Neumeyer,
q J Luhn, Boruer, J II Muller, O Ogerman.
Cameron, Barkley co, Il Blschon q Co. U
Weters, Dukes s. CO, Gerdts CO.. Expert.
Batteras the wind blowing from N W, causing
such sea that was compelled TO lay hhlp head on
for seven hours. Arrived Oh bar at IL A M thls
mornlng, 10th instant.
Schr Benlah, Bentley, from GEORGETOWN. S O.
200 bushels rough rice To Priugle Il Son.
1900 Dob, bushels rough rice. 70 prinsie Son.
Received from Benefits Mill. 1877 5ierces rice
To W Bee Gu and lngraham Son.
CLEARED YESTERDAY.
Schr Anna Sheppard Newton, New York, via
Georgetown. S C-E Sweegau, agt.
4 Wells.
Schr Wigwam, Field, Brunswick, Ga-Rosch
Monelt.
SAILED YESTERDAY
Schr John 8 Le: Van Glider, New York.
FROM THIS PORT.
Steamship James Adger, Lockwood. NJ New
York, February 8
Steamship Georgia, Crowe, ct New Yo:k, Feo'
ruary s.
steamship Flag. Foster. a: Boston. Feb uary 7.
Bark Florence, Mayo, az Boston for weymouth.
CLEARED FOR THIS PORT.
Steamship Champion, Lockwood, at New York,
February 8.
ruary7.
Schr Matthew Kenny, Barter, at New York,
February 8.
SAILED FOR THIS PORT.
Norwegian bark Draupuer, Irgvoldsen, from
Truro, January Fl.
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Funeral Npilffs.

~THE RELATIVES AND FRIENDS
of Mr.. and Mrs. BENJAMIN FULLER, and OF Mt.
and Mrs. Andrew II. Moreland, and ofMr O..
Jones fuller are respectfully invited to attend the
Funeral Services Of she former at bis late resi-
deuce, No. ss Spring street, THis MORNING, at
O'Clock without further Invitation. feb1l-l'
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Marrie1.

IRBY-HUDGENS.-At Laurens, January 18th,
by Rev. yoliv.r Robertson Mr.. ALBERT IaBY aud
MISS SALLIB HUDGENs.
CATHDART-RIDDLE.-A Laurens, January,
18th. by Rev. Toliver Robertson, Mr.. DAVID OATH.
CART ard nj MARGARET RIDDLE.
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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 Horlbeck's
Wharf. dec3O
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CITY AFFAIR S.
,,rrrrgGs THIS DAE.

Grand Royal Arch Chapter OF South Carroll
ma, at II n.
st. PalrIck's Benevolent Society at Z r. NJ
Ashley Fire Company at P. n.
Queen City Club, at half.past +. ID.
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RfCs-There was quiet market for this grain
sales 12o tierces clean Carolina, say II tIerces al
az, 4 at 6H, 8 at 6X; 10 at TX, at TX. 90 on prt
vate terme. We quote common to fair at OK
@l,zc, good 7H@7x.
NAVAL SroRRs.-The receipts were 81 barrels
spirits turpentine and TOO barrels rosin. Sales
200 Dbl, rosn at 81 so for pale So rs for low pa
and So 25 for extra No |.
FRBTaHTs.-To Liverpool, by steam, direct, -
on uplauds, -o on SEA Islands; via New York, "a
on upands, 1Hd on sea islands; by sail,
I'd to 1881 on uplauds, and - on sea Islands.
70 Havre - on uplands. CUastwlse-tn New
York, by steam, nc on uplands and - on sea
island So p tlerce en- rice; soc q bbl on rosn
by sail, &c q tb on cotton; % q tierce On
rice; soc q Dbl ON ros!n; sll@l2 q III on lumber;
$l2aI2 so 2 II on timber. To Bost n, BY steam
nc on uplands AMI 50 so q terce on rice; by sail,
&c p ib on uplands; rosn roc; resawed stuff
$12@l2 so; timber SlS@13 so; phosphate $5@6 So.
To Providence, by sail slo@ll q on boards;
&C q fb on cottou; by steam &c via New York.
To Philadelphia, by steam &c on uplands; 81 rs
p cask on rice; eOc q bbl on rosn; 81 on spirits
Through bills OF ladng given to Boston, Provi.
dence and the New England cities are regularly
Issued on this route, and dispatch guaranteed
By sail, So a NJ on boards; $12 on timber; -
ton on clay; SO so on phosphates. To Baltimore
by steam &c a fb; by sail Ss@8 so p n on
boards; - on timber; SO so 2 ton at city; SAG
$50 p ton up river On phosphate rock. Vessels
ure In demand hJ our merchants to take lumber
frelghts from Georgetown. 8. G.. Darien and Satll
la River, Ca, and Jacksonville, Fla, to Northern
ports and slo912 = n are TIE rates on timber
and boards.
DOMESTIC E1cuANaE.-The banks purchase
aud sell at par.
ExCHANaB.-stcrllng 90 day bills e33H92s)I.
GoLD-13@l4.
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BUSINESS NOTIOES

WV. MCKAY, auctloneer, will sell at bis
salesroom, No. 46 Wentworth street, this
morning, at half-past nine o'clock precisely,
some wearing apparel, damaged by fire. See
advertisement.
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NEW AND CHEAP CHILDREN's CARRIAGES,
Velocipedes, Rocking Horses, Carts, Wheel
barrows, &C., just received at Won santen's
No. 22s King street, Charleston, s. G.
junll-tu
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OPERA, MARINE AND FIELD GLASSES In great
variety, Including those of the finest make,
at reasonable prices. Allan'1, No. 3O7 King
street.
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D o NJ e 8 T I O.
NEW YCRK.


Steamship Champion. Lockwood. cld...... Feb =
Scnr James z Lawrence. -, up.........feo
Schr Charles Morford, Parsons, -up.........Jan -
Schr Curtis Tilton, - -up...............!an Io
Schr Henry, Wass, cid. ~
Schr Lilly, Hughes, o. o.
Schr Admiral, Steelman. cld........"...'..ysn "
Schr Jesse Hart, Hart, cld...........
PORTLAND, NE. ...
schr VIM Slater, Killam, cld............".feb 7
Schr Odiorre, Urowen. cleared. Jan ~
EAsTPoRT. NE.
Schr Volta, Scott, IL
ELIzABsTHPoRT,
Schr Charles Morlord, Parsons. sid. ........Jan u
BELFAST, MK.
schr BlaIsdell. Wood, sid. n
Brig Josie Devereaux Haskell, up.......Jan
BOSTON.
Steamship Flag. Foster. up 9
Schr Eliz 4beth magee, Barrett cld.........Jau2 23
Schr Ear, Hammond, up..................Jan Jan 16
Schr Lettie Well', Watson, n,cld.............Jan 81
BALTIMORE.
Brig Jennie Morton, Smoot, sid. ............Feb
Brig Edith Hail. Oliver, Feb l
schr Casco Lodge, Walker, up...: .:..........Jsn 25
Schr Maria Frye, Bunker, cld.........-.. Jan u
Schr Eagla Seavy, sid ...Feo
PHILADELPHIA.
Steamship EQUATOR, HInckley, cid d..........Feb 9
steamship Virginia. Hinckey, cl'ed.. ...Fe6
Schr Cordova, Steaiman. .cld..............Feb
NEWCASTLE, DEL.
Schr Townsend, -, sld............Fe6
NEwBURYPoRT. m5t
Schr Means, Eaton, up. p........."........Feo
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THERMOMETRlCAL.

The range OF the thermometer yesterday
at Mr.. Blackman's drug sto.e, was as # ows
ga. NJ. AZ; 10 A. H., 1872 NJ, 62;2 t. M.,
-bs:4P.M., so; ;6P. NJ, 4s; P. NJ, s.
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NOR ETowN, S.

Steamer EMILE, Captain O. @. rT@h
white. Time Table for February, &zS. 3.
1878:
LEAVE CHARLESTON. LEAVE GEORGETOWN.
WRDNEs'Y, Feb S, GAN MONDAY, FEB 8, 8 4 Nj
MONDAY, Feb 10, A u FRIDAY, Fsp !, Is!
FRIDAY, Feb Il. 8 A II WEDNBsY, Feo IL, IL:
WgDNss'Y. Feb l9, 8 A n MONDAY, Feb II, A n
MONDAY, Feb "a. 6 A " FRIDAY, Feb 2l, ga II
FRIDAY, Feb %, 6. A III WBDNBs'Y, Feb ~, s II
Freight received day before sailing.
All freight and wharfage must be prepaid.
SHaCKELFORD 4 KELLY, Agents,
feb3.tuthslmo North Atlantic Wharf.
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PLATED WARE, In new and exquisite de
signs. Tea Sets, Ice Pitchers and Castors, at
Allan's, No. 307 King street.
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ALL the popular grades of the Waltham
Watch mandatory, at James Allan's.
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Receipts per Railroad, February lo.
snr1Tu cIRoILEA RAILROAD.


1si5 bales cotton, 90 bales goods, 85 tbs rosin,
car stock To Railroad Agent. Mnrdaugn q
Weekley. Bardin Il Parker, Whilden u Jones,
PeIzer. Rodgers Il co, Counts i Wroton, keeder
d Davis. @ w williams d CO, Crawley Demon,
Mowry Son. f II Frost d co: W . Bee 4 co: g
H Walter 4 co. W p Bowling, Wiley co, John.
sion. Crews Il CO, A J Sa mas Pringle i Son, y
Graeser, " K Ryan, DeSaussnre, Wlt'e
Bros. A Smith,W B Smith Il CO. Wiss d CD
P, ppenseIm, K A pringle, Sloan Siegnious, A
huliigan, w jones co, WAGNER Monsees.
Walker, Evans 4 Cogswel Jno Campsen co,
q Foilin & Son, Goldsmith & Son, Trenholm
Son, W Courtenay i co.
NORTHEASTERN RAILROAD
2s2 bales cotton. 1874 bbls rosin, 8 b5ls spi its
turpeptine 20 kegs nails, 8 kegs bolts 49 bags
rough rice 49, boxes tobacco, cars lumber, Sill
and fixtures. md e, DC. TO MnIshal CO.
Tiefenlhal, q BischUn AGO, E Bull, n Dlngle,
w q Bee & &C Bardin Il Parker, Mantoue & CO
W X Ryan, Wtle Bros. MoWrs q son. trosl
& co, caldwell Son. J Hanckel, Smith,
Courtney l. CO, Wnilden d Jones, Prlngle Son,
q W Williams l. CO, Kinsman & Howell. Wal
ter & CO. T smith, PsZer, Rodgers co, w {
Dukes Il CO, Trenholm Son. Al salinas, RaVene
& co. N E r Il Agent, 8 y R Agent Levy
T Chapeau Gu, and others.
SAVANNAH AND CHARLESTON RAILROAD.
So bales upland and a bags sea island cotton
bbls 70 In, bbls splits turpentine, 524 bushels
grain, cars lumber. mdse DC; TO Pincsney BIOS BIOS
ston, C,ews CO, J E Adper co. II Nathan
n Katie 4 co. D Kracke. " r Downing. Petel
TeckIepberg. Fraser Il III. Q Washington, inc
Hanckel, Pelzer, Rodgers & co, Triest, l. !
Mowry& Son, r Prlngle Son Jno Colcock
CO. Reeder d Davis, Counts h wroton, Il Thom
Iinson & co, ID McPher, on. Witte Bros. M Nels1n
q W Williams & co. J 81 Steinmeyer, jr. WardlaW
s. Carew J Anderson, Thos Aoner Nat hoht
gomery, NJ Reeves w Kre.sel. Mulligan
Crawley 4 Dehon, Murdaugh & Weekley, Stoney
Lowndes & en-, W A Boyle, Jno neriott, Paul,
Welch 4 CO, W Il Green, and others.
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xNOR LIVERPOOL, VIA QUEENSTOWN

CARRYING TIE UNITED STATES HALLS.
TIE LIVERPOOL AND GREAT WESTERNS
sXlb sTEAa CoAPANi E4 2
NH dispatch one OF thoir 6rst.clsss, full powes
Iron Screw Steamships from -
PIER No. 4e N. R., EVERY WEDNESDAY,.
Cabin Passage $50, gold.
Grrelcy.
Por Freight or Cabin Passage, apply to
WILLIAMS IL GUfON,
No. 90 Wall street, y. z.
NJ. B.-Through Bills Lading to Liverpool Issued
y the Charleston and New York Steamers, whio1
make close connection with the above line.
For particulars and rate Of Freight apply to -
JAMES ADGER d CO.,
WAGNER, HUGER q co.,
msy6 or WH. A. OOURTENAf. ~
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LIST OF VESSELS
mp. CLEARED AND SAILED FOR THIS PORT.

FOREIGN.
LIVERPOOL
The Jar,lIRe Brothers, Nelson, BID d.........Jan
Br bark Granttn. ROwlands, sid d............yan 10
Br bark Tlber, Lewis sailed.. Id
BRISTOL, ENG.
Br bark Architect, Doddridge, sld..........Dec 10
NEWPORT, ENG.
Tho Trio Rrewstar. cid cld................Dec Dec 80
The Ellen, Harvey, sld..... ..................Dec IL
HAVANA.
gr bark Viuco. Robson, cld.................Jan 2l
Spanish brig Eel ciana, Poruendo sld......J IN 81
CALLAO.
Ship Florella, -, ld.....-..............Oct 29
TRURO.
Nor bark Draupner, Iugvoldsen, sld...... Jan "a
GRANADA.
Schr Fanny Elder, Smith, Sid. Dec 90
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MARINE NEWS BY TELEGRAPH.

NAHlNE NEWS BY I5LE1hAF1.
LIVERPOOL, January 10.
Arrived, Donan, Columbia and Prussia
HALIFAX, February TO-.
Bark Topeka, of Wilmington, is repaired. sails
to night for Loadon. ,v r ,,,oru, N
Arrived, North America, OLD Dominion, Aloer'
marie, Livingston and Baltic