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CITY IMPROVEMENTS.
Building up Of the Burnt District-New
Buildings In Other Parts OF tho City.

Building up Of tho Burnt District-New
Buildings In Other Parts OF the City.
That portion of the burnt district lying
south of Broad street is building up very
rapidly. Wilhin the last six months large
number Of fine residences and neat cottages
| have sprung Into existence, and the general
appearance of the locality is eminently new
and bustling. Among the buildings most re-
Gently erected there, are two wooden resi-
depces on the west side OF Logan street, one
OF which stands upon the corner OF Broad, and
The other next on the south. These resi-.
dences are the property OF Mr.. R. D. White,
| the we'll known etonecntter; the latter has
already been fully described in The NEWS.
The one on the corner Is two stories high,
covered With pitched roof Of lin. and hos
two plazzas on the west front. 1t extends
eighty-lhree feet along Logan street and
twenty-seven feet along Broad street, and
contains ten square rooms, with dressing
.ooms and pantries. Attached to the rear is
kitchen of four rooms. 1t was built by Mr..
L. D. Turner.
The same builder IL erecting two-story
wooden residence on the south side oi
Charlotte street, one door west OF Washing
ton street, for Mr.. E. E. Sell trustee. The
house is twenty-one feet front by thirty-elght
deep, has double piazzaH on the west front,
aud ls covered by pitched tin roof. 1t con-
,ains four square rooms, with dressing rooms
and pantrles, while ~ the lot is the usual COM
plement OF oulbuildings.
scaffoldlng was erected yesterday upon
the south side of the Market Hall with view
10 the commencement of needed repairs TO
thai building.
new iron front is To- be put on the house
No. "a Tradd street by the Devereux Brothers.
The same firm will also commence on Monday
morning next TO pull down the shell OF the
| building, which was destroyed by fire In 1870,
on the west side of East BY street, two
doors north of the Courier office. A handsome
three-story brick building, one hundred feet
deep by twenty-seven front. will be erected
upon the lot. The new building Is intended
for a restaurant, and will be furnished with
elevators and all the most recent improve
ments for that line of business. The restau-
rant viii be somewhat after The model OF Del
monico's 10 New York City. 1t will be occu-
pied by Mr.. N. Fehrenbach.
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MARINE NEWS.
CHARLESTON, y. C....FEBRUARY %, 1878
Lat 60 deg 4S min SO SIC Lon 90 81 deg min 27 aec
.nYIYEu YESTERDAY.

steamship Charleston, Berry, New York-ef
| 18Th lDst. Mdse. 10 Jas Anger 20. Adgel
| y c", A n Anger, b ANIME. bee& Gu, y
BraudL W N nlrd d CO, III BRISTOL Gu, +
| Bonner. Is Boyd, Ii CObla 20. I n Cater, Game
ION, Ba,key l. Gu, a Chsolm, Cal rlng Oh
| Inumus Il co, G COnnsr, Gal olua Cluu, w I
| Cualee 4 co. Dowic. Noise i DAVIS, l. DaVld, /
Ualy Elias Bros, b Foley, fleming c., 7 /
Guil EMU ID Guldstelu i son, y Hunt J Il
| lllleu, Halt d CO, Johnston. crews co, Jel
| furds s. co. kinsman Bros, kinsman How ell
| Lenpuick, Juo A Lampe, Liebentnal CO, .
Luln E " Marshall u co, milnor q Gu, Mar
| lin a. Mod, manlOue q co, A Nimliz q Gu, /
| U'Nelll II SON, EacnmRn CO. Ogenau, l
| U,St.lI, U p Puppenhelm, Paul, WEIGH co, Sci
L Foster, ,kaven.l co, Sn fcns, Werner u D. ck
| er, h Stsddard Il CO, ii silcOx, l. sahman
| ] a ranus 50 Ex co, 4 Schroder. l. Scnnell
Z Wa sh, Tuoma5 & Lanneau. White, white
Wnllden Il Jon, 8, W YATES, III d a ashton, +
batts Il &C, b. r Brown, y Bart Il 20. U ber0usse
Crane, BoylstUp q co, Il p GuOAe d Co, l. Cohen
i CO, ] I III win, kysenbach, W J For
| sythe | Falk, Juo FdlIly CO, FOgarte's
| buoK Store Fun ehgoLI, BeneulcL c., II Gerdts
| A co. Il Al Horsey & Bro, Holmes Calder, r
| uou TOD, Jnu Helms Glas Hickey, Z huchet Z
| CO. F Habenicht kressel d brandes, LOCKE q
| GrOnlDg, v m LeObY, Marshall CO, mcLoy d
| klce, Mrs l. Merhtens, Martin, + l. O'NelH'
Ed Perry, U r PduHuiu, Capt ) Parsons, Rev
u Quigl-y, U E U KlchuI dsun, ShepIarI q CO.
| u Scnwelzer, Terry " Nolan, >lnlth, Shack
| clio Il & K,lly, WIN ufrerhs,dt, + Won Santen,
| f weiters. Walker, Lvaus q Cogswel, Wnlte,
Wilcox. Gibbes CO, jus whey co. "aReaer q
MuLse, 8.
Schr George Ferguson, Partridge. Belfast, Me
III days. hoy. 10 A McCobb. Jr. Experience q
heavy weather, spit Sails, and sustainea osner
damage ,.,. ,u,r, co,,oo
1870 bushels rough rice To Fraser q Dill, w U
Bee l. CO. ,s,a
bushels rough rice. low Bee 20. ,,oo
Sop !uIla Dean' hsrrst a. .es eGmsahe'' cn i-OO
Sloop Foster, -, from Santee. 900 bushels
rough % lice. To bee & CO: ., ,o,o
Sloop Ahnie, -. from cooper hiver. d d1o lMo
bushels rough rice. TO W Bee q CO. anu KaSe'
| mel y cJ. 1,o.,
steamer Pilot boy, McNelty, from b. aulort,
via racnc and Chisolm's Landings. pags sea
island cotton and mdse. TO Ravenel Holmes q
co, W q Bee CO, Fraa!r q Dill, r Dlas f4ofa
Mitchell, jos Allen.
Received from BennetI's MIL. loo t'elCes lice'
To w O Zee CO, aid oNelll'
CLEARED YESTERDAY.
schr Lizzie Florence. Llpplncott, New York
Cohen 4 Wells.
schr Frank and Emily, MtCobb, Rockport' Me-
Cohen L Wells.
Schr F u Urdlone Orowell. Jacksonville, Fla
Cohen & Wells.
SAILED YESTERDAY.
Schr A B Heyer, ReVille. Philadelphia.
Schr Ma oaka, Fuoks, Baltimore
Schr Lizzie Florence, Lpplncolt. New forR.
Schr sue w Townsend, Townsend, Georgetown,
FROM THIS PORT.
Schr E Trefethen. Thompson, at Havana,
February 8.
CLEARED FOR THIS PORT.
schr Elias Moore, DcGroot, at Baltimore Feo-
ruary 1S.
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This valuable PREPARATION recently discovered,
has been extensively tested here and throughout
the country during the past summer, and has
fully merIted the character claimed for it.
Each bottle contains the Juice Of four pounds OF
the best be. I, exclusive OF fat.
Mr.. Valentine, the patenree and proprietor Oh
this preparation, has in his possession numerous
testimonials from The best and most experienced
physician Of the land. Among them tile follow
ing Gre presented to the readers OF TIE NEWS,
VINO will need no further assurance OF the quality
and efficacy OF the article here offered:
CHARLESTON, S. O., September 2e, 1872.
Dear Sir-Some time ago had the honor 10 re-.
celvc by express specimens or your Meat Juice"
for trial. Ihave not thus far acknowledged your
kid communication icT the simple reason that
never certify 10 tniDgi OF which KNOW nothing.
have, In the meantime, tested your "Prepara.
tIOn. - fully and cautiously, and the result or my
es perienc- has been thai IN all cases where sup.
Dol Ia demanded. whether In The teething chlld
or the adult worn down by disease, your "Prepa-
ratonn has, under my observation, proved lar
more eflcacious than all the fsrrago VI farina.
ceous articles anu s)called extracts, WGich often
do more harm than good.
+. GEDDlNGS, NJ. b.
Mr.. M. 8. VALENTINE Richmond, Va.
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Receipts per Railroad February FL.
SOUTH CAROLINA RAILROAD.

s37 bales cotton, Is balss goods. 100 bbls nour,
43 IBIS rnsin, 6 cars wond and lumber, car
BLOCK. To Railroad Ag, nt, w ID Jones O. co. W
K Davis, M L-with, d bischon CO, Bollmann
BrOs, Sluan J. Seisnious u Williams co, A J
Salinas, Mantouc co. Pezer, Rodgers co,
MullIgan. Witte Bros, W Smith, Smith.
B Williams d son. @ II Walter Il CO. LoWndes d
Grimpa:l, Pringe, I Erwin, WaSener q
Caldwell d co, Laurey, Alexander co. Mowry
Son, Klnsman & Lowell, Bardln d Parker. Con
mr. Il son, E Granger, y MI 8. COUNT q
Wroton, L d Desaussure. ] Mallonee, Reeder
Davis, Johnston, Crews q co, Roacn monett,
Murdaugn WoeEley.
NoRTHRAsrBRN RAILROAD.
les bales CO ton l13 bbls rosln. 81 casks spirits
turpentlue 1872 bags rough rice. Al pkgs tobacco,
81 Kegs Lalls cars lumber, machinery, OH iron.
mdse, &c. 10 Pelzer, Rodgers co, Jones'
Z L. Swinton, Mrs J tohen. w y Bee co,
Bulcken 4 Wohitmann, Z Adger co, Ste1ens,
Werner L Ducker, Atlantic Phosphate CO, Ellwan
Works, WAGNER MoUsees, u Diamond z. Mrs
Semke, Ii Klatte CO, 81 Fredsberg, + FrHsl
X CO. Bardln Parker. smith I &cOutchln
& co,U + Levy, G w Williams CO, @ Waiter
a CO. Trenholm i Son tass, Caldwell Il son, J
r Pringle Il san, Shackeltord d Kelly. A Smith.
Kinsnlan Il Howell, ) l. Howard & Bro, W
ruIes d CO. Mautoue 4 CO, Quackenbush, kslll d
co. Mowry l. SON, l. Dargnn. MuilIgan, A
Salinas, Rav.nel u CO. Mhlden Jones, Reeder
d Davis, N E X Agent, VI der, end others.
sIyANNAu AND CHARLESTON RAILROAD.
"a bales upland and 10 bays sea island cotton,
bbls DIN, 6bls spirits turpentlne, SO busheis
grain. cars lumber, wood, mdse, &c. 70 James
cosgroYe, @ Peizer, Rodgers 4 co. b y W, ob. Muir
dauph d WerSley, Mowry 4 son, Counts q Mro'
M Ceddes ID Murphy, ureene, BrlcKweIl
Johpstun, crews co, a Boyle, Graham 4
en- M Al freeman Jno g Min9r d CT, w Dowl.
inc. w b Mlnolt, Kobt Motifs RaVenel i co, "itte
Rros Eraser ILL., 1: II Frost co, Gross. B
mm,Iruan- j Anderson, G NJ heeyes. w Kre-sel,
south Carolina Railroad Agent Forwarding
Agent, and others.
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The Charleston Cotton, Rice and Naval
Stores Market.

The Charleston Cotton, Rice and Naval
Stores Market.
OFFICE CHARLESTON NEWS,
FRIDAY EvBSISG, February Il, 1878.
CoTT N-The demand was moderate, the mar
ket showing a quiet and easy character, win
rates bar. ly maintained. sa'es about 700 oales'
say at l5 at l6K. at 1s, 100 at 1871 80 at lS&'
60 az lSX, 1atlS2. l4O at 10, 1853 at lsh, tlsA'
IL at leI, Il a lsX, 81 at le% al 20, le at 2oH'
10 at 2oXc 2 is. We quou:
LIVERPOOL CLASSIFICATION.
Stained and Hinged. .l!1sSlSA
InferiGr ......'io
Ordinary to good ordinary. .lIA@lS&
Low midaling. .............'.....ISo .ISo,@
MiddhnR.. :......-...-...'.-- ioIS
Strict mlddll0e.. ...'''.'o|aO
R1cs.-This grain maintained steady rates.
Sales 12o tlerces clean Carolina, among Wh'cn
were terces at &c, 100 on private terms. we
quote common 10 fair at 6h@7, good 7h@7Hc
2 ID.
NAVAL STORES The receipts were 152 ools
spirits turpeptine and 259 bbls rosin. tn marker
was nulet and without transactions.
FRsIeHrs.-To Liverpool, by steam, direct, -
nm unlaids. on sea Islands; via New YORK, "a
on uplands, 1Hd on sea Islands; by sail,
I'd on uplands. and "a on sea Islands.
Tn Bayre, - on uplands. Coastwise-to New
York, By steam, nc on uplands and - on sea
Islands; 81 q iierce on rice; 6oc q bbl on rosih
nv sail. &c p b on cotton; &c p tierce on
rice: SOC y Dbl on roslu; sll@l2 q n on lumber
sl2al2 so p II on timber. To Bost n, Oy ateaW
xc on uplands and So SO a tlerce on rice; by sail
&C q tb on upands; rosin 7oc; rcsawed stun
s12@l2 so; timber sl9@1s 6o; phosphate s5@s So
tn providence, by sail sl0@ll p on boards;
&C a h on cotton; by steam &c via New York
TO Philadelphia, by steam &c on urlands; 81 u
q cass on rice; eoc p bbl on rosln; ST on spirits
through bills OF ladlng given to Boston, Provi'
dence and the New Ensland cities are regularly
Issued on this route, and dispatch guaranteed.
By sail, So p N on boards; sl2 on timber; - 2
ton on clay; SO SO on pnosphates. To Baltimore.
nv steam . q b; by sail ss@S SO p N OF
boards: - on timber; So so 2 ton at city; sltg
so ton up river on phosphate rock. vessels
IRE In demand by our merchants to take lumber
rreIphts from Georgetown. S. o.. Daren and Satll'
Ia River. Ca, and Jacksonville, Fla, to Northern
ports, and slo@l2 q NJ are tie rates on timber
and boards.
noyEsr1c ExCuANGB.-The banks purchase
sIpht checks on New York at par 10 = per cent.
ID, aud sell at 4 pr, MUM.
ExcHANaE.-Sterllng 90 day bills 23H.
GoLp-The brokers were yesterday buying al
Ia and selling at 10.
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Interior Cotton Markets.

Interior Cotton Markets.
CHE,TER. Fehruar 10.
Market dull; ordinary 15Ac. goVd Ordinary l8h,
low middllng 1S, mldlllng lSh.
YoRKvILLE, February 10.
We report good demand at full prices. Ex
t:emes l4alsIc.
CHARLOTTE, n. G., February 10.
Sales t'da 3S Uale3 Quotations range from
Is to l8Ac, extremes Market is Still dull.
COLUMBIA, February 20.
Sales OF cotton to-day rs naIrs; midi Ing 1s 1Sc
MACON. February ~
The market to day was quiet, win very lite
doing. Tuere IL fair demand for hne cottons,
but very II tie Is oneing. There Is no change
from yesterdays quotations.. which are as 1ol.
lows: Ordinary 185lal7, cl an re1s l7al7A, goa
o. dndr, Tx, low mldd ings lSA middllngs lSA.
The receipts today were very ght
COLUMBUS. February 10.
Market quiet; ordinary leale!dc good ordinary
l7Aai7H low II iddlings l8Hal8 y, mddlil gs 10 :;
safes SO tales; receipts 1s4: shipments 6s.
MONTGOMERY, February l9.
OrGin ~ Ice good ordinary l7h, t'ict good
ordinary Is, low midhll' gs lS2<. middllngs ~ &c
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Passengers.

Per steamship Charleston. from New York.A
II Berry, Mrs NJ Brown, Mrs NJ Brown. Miss + J
Lee, ] q GUltsberger and wife, VIM Upham and
vile Wolrr, Jas Buell. and wife. Pilgrim,
TEos Bake, Miss A Youngs, X Applegater
M schanck, General Q A Gilmore and vile. MISS
B Gerard Mrs K, b=rtsOn, Y Il GotlsLerHeI,
Lawrence Wells. wife, cnnd, AID nurse, Miss y Il
Wells, iss Laight, e @ Bennett, 5 l. Hill, and
Fer STEAMER Pilot Boy, from Beauf TT, via Paci,
d. AM Chisulm's Lauunss-J mcClennan,
LUCAS, ami l3 on deck.
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TIE COURTS.
Mayors Court.

Theodore Burgemsn, colored, lying drunk
in the streets, fned one dollar. 81. Nelson,
drunk and dlsorderly, fined one dollar. John
Anderson, colored, larceny, thirty days In
iall. &. Cose, drunk and dsorderly, referred
to o trial Justice. Billy Porter, coiored,
vagrancy, sent to the Orphanhouse.
Court OF Common Pleas.
This court was opened yesterday morning
at the usual hour, but was Immediately ad-
3ourned to Monday. there being no business
ready. -
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FArAI ACCIDENT IN sUMMERVILLE.

Melancholy Death of an Esteemed Col-
ored Man.
On Thursday morning, about ten O'Clock.
Abrsm Brown, colored man In the employ
of Mr.. Leseman, OF Summervle. was sent on
horseback to perform some errand In another
part of the village. From some unknown
cause the horse took fright and ran away with
him. While running his foot was caught In
hole In small bridge across the road and ne
fell. throwing his rider and rolling over on
him. The poor mau had his chest broken
op.n and his heart and liver mashed out, and
he died In short time. Abram Brown was
about fifty years old, had been sexton OF the
Methodist Church for long time, and was
we'll known and generally esteemed.
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uealth Ufncer. u1rDUr OI CN
CHARLESTON, $. c., September 90. 1872.


Mr.. II. S. VALENTINE:
near Sir-Durng the past summer I have had
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fer,ng from Darrhna from ''Teet''ing." l nd
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Or. s. Baruch. Of Camden. s. G.. writes:
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lent fleet In the case Of child, who Is exceed
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A fresh supply of the Meat Juice Just received
and for sale, wholesale and retail. bv
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dec7.s1yrDcAw
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Wilmington Market.

WILNIHGTON February 81
SPIRITS TURPBNTINB.-.aleI OF 235 CASKS at 64c
and 10 CASKS Selected aJ 6lhc per gallon lof
Southern acsages.
Kn:IN.-Sale- OF 300 b5s strained at 50 Is, and
278 bbl No 2 at So 20 per bb.
CRUDE IURPENTlNE Market q1iet and s'eadY.
Sale, OF 325 bols at SO 25 for hard S62 for yellow
dip, and s5 25 for yirgin-th; latter subject to a
deduction OF one nth.
TAR.-Sales Of 255 1bls at 81 80 per bbl. Market
quiet and steady.
at exc per ID. We quote the market quiet anu
easy.
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QUARANTINE "FFICE.
CHARLESTON, November 20, 1872

CHARLESTON, November 20. 1872.
Mr. III, g. VALENTINE:
Dear Sir-Your samples Of "Meat Juict" were
received through the pYllteness OF your agent,
and used very freely during the summer In cno'
lera infInIum, low forms Of FEVER ana Ctner ols'
eases peculiar to this climate.
j cheerfnlly add my testimony to Its dietetlc
value and regard your MEAT PREPARATION OF
great benefit. not only In infanti e. but also In
adult practice 1t Is with pleasure lDat can
recommend lts use to the profession generally
from pa. t experience and the happy results In my
practice Very respectfully, d..
ROBERT LEBBY, n. D.,
Health Offlcer. Harbor Of Charleston.
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Mr.. M. S. VALENTINE, Richmond, Va.
CHARLESTON, s. G., September II. 1872.

MR.. II. S. VALENTINE:
Dear Sir-I have made quite an extensive trial
OF your "Meat Julcen during the past summer,
particularly In those protracted and eXhausiing
dl. e ,ses incident 10 Infancy and Childhood, 81
has re. ulted IN a preference for your MEAT
Julcen above all the fxtrac's which have hitner.
to uced. so far. T. has Iuy come NJ to oil that
has been claimed for It, and II It's preparation IL
conducted with the same care, and the purity OF
The mater ials maintained as heretofore, have
no doubt It's u.e Will ne greatly extended.
Very respectfully your obedient servant
+. h. ROBERTSON. NJ. D.,
Professor OF GyneCology and Clinical Obstetrics
fl the Medical College OF the STATE OF south
Carolina,
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VERY CHEAP.-A Handsome Box, contain
Ing One Quire Initial Note Paper, Twenty four
Initial Envelopes, a Penholder and Pen, for
only twenty-five cents, at Won sauten's Ba.
zaar, No. 22s King street. next Academy OF
MUSIC. juy6-s
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Nev York Naval stores Market.

NEW YORK, FeOrnary 10.
The Daily Bule 10 says: hecel Is to-day ll57
bbls DIN. 202 bbls aprlls turpeutlne. spirits
turpent ne has ruled quiet aid scarcely 80 1rm.
sales So bhls 10 priue or er at 6skc. So bols at
CSC and is New YORK bbls at e9c, the market
closing at e7has3c. Strained rosln Is quiet but
firm, with s. Is bid Sales so bbls good at So IS,
and 200 bbls at 50 go Tar and pitch unchanged.
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ALL the popular grades of the Wallham
Watch mandatory, at James Allan's.

Hot BED SASH Hot BED SASH Two thou
sand Hot Bed Sash just completed, and now
ready for delivery; price low. Cali and ex-
anime same at P. P. Toale's, Nos. 20 Hayne,
and SO Pinckey streets, or on Horlbeck's
Wharf, dec30
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AUCTION SALES THIS DAY.

ia. Enslow & Co. will sell at IL O'clock on
Central Wharf, damaged hay.
Drake will sell at O'CLOCK +. NJ d.
his store, standard and miscellaneous BOOKS.
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CITY AFFAIRS.
.,rrrrSGS THIS DIY.

cnolnnati, ct hslf-psst P. N.
Irish Rife Club, at A. NJ.
washington Rifle Club, at P. Al.
Palmetto Guard Rifle Club, at A. NJ.
Typographical Union, at half-past Z 2. ID.
WAGNER Artillery Rifle Club, at Z "A. N.
Carolina Rifle Club, at 8 A. NJ.
National Zouaves, at halfpast a. b.
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BUSINESS NOTICES.

SPRING STYLEe.-Messrs. L. Cohen & Co.,
whose handsome stores are always 80 full OF
attractions for the ladies, are now opening a
superb lot Of spring silks and dress goods, 10
which they invite attention.
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Now York Rico Market.

NEW YORK February 10.
The Daily Bulletin Says: Trade to-day has
been very light, yet the market was Steady. Tile
sales aggregate only about LOO erces aud bags,
within the rsuge OF Sasc for Carroll ia and 6xa7c
for RapQoOn,
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VIA SAVAN.NA A b .

Tho Splendid Side wheel Steamers, = -
DICTATOR, Captain L. N. Coxetter, ~. =
and CITY POINT, Captain Fitzgerald. Will Leave
Charleston every TUESDAY, THURSDAY and SUM-
DAY EVENING, OF O'Clock precisely, for Savan'
nah Fernandna, Jacksonville, Magnolia, Green
Cove Springs, st. Augustine Palatka and al
Landings on ST. Johu's htsar. Connecting az
Pastko with steamers for the Oclawaha River
and with the steamer STARLIGHT for Enter.
prise, Mellonvllle, aud all points on the Upper
St Johns and Indian Rivers. :.
Connect at Fernandina 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 4 CO., Agents,
Garner Vsnderhorst's Wharf and East Bay.
deco
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OPERA, MARINE AND FIELD GLASSES In great
variety, including those of the finest make,
at reasonable prices. Allan's, No. 3O7 King
street.
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ALL the latest styles OF Hats just received
al Plenge's, 20l King street. below Market
street.
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PLATED WARE, In new and exquisite de-
signs. Tea Sets, Ice Pitchers and Castors, at
AIlan's, No. 307 King street.
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feb2l.2
NOR GEORGBTOWN, s. @.

Steamer EMILE, Captain O. O. .r%@h
White. Time Table for February, 9 =
1878: -..--... 2.
LEAVE CHARLESTON. LEAVE GEORGETOWN.
WRDNgs'Y, Feb 6. o. MONDAY, Feo 8, y
MONDAY, Feb 10, u FRIDAY, Feo = % "A y
FRIDAY, Feb Ia. AIWBDNRs'Y, REQ ~ Al
WEDNBs'Y. Feb 10, 6 MONDAY, Feo II, \
MONDAY, Feb "a. 8 FRIDAY, FEB n. n
FRIDAY, Feb %, 9 A n wBDNEs'Y, Feb &C. 8 A u
Freight received day before sailing. 49,
All freight and wharfage must be prepaid.
SHAUKELFORD KELLY, Agents,
feb9.tuthslmo North Atlantic Wharf.
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COMMERCIAL NEWS.
Exports.

NEW YoRK-per schr Lizzie Florence.-l46l
bbls rOs1u.
RncKpSRr, ME-Per schr Frank and Emily
lis 600 feet lumber.
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Fist of Ee.lers.

II IST OF LETTERS REMAINING IN
IL the pOstOInce at Charleston, for the week
euulng February 81, 1873. and printed officially
In TIE DAILY NEWS ss the newspaper having
the largest circulation In the City Of Charles
ton. Persons calling for Letters In this List
should state that they are advertised"
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MARINE NEWS BY TELEGRAPH

LIVERPOOL, FEBRUARY Il.
Arrived, steamships Canadian and Manhattan,
from New York; ship Canada, from New or-
leans.
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BEAUTIFUL PHOTOGRAPH FRAMES, at 10 cents
each, at Won Santen's, No. 229 King street.
tunl-s
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MEM.JRANDA.

The schr Casco Lodge. Walker, from Baitlmole
for charleston, taled from Fortress Monroe,
February II.
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EOR NER'S BLUFF,
AND INTERMEDIATE LANDINGS on THE
pEEDEE RIVER, VIA GEORGETOWN.

The Steamer PLANTER, Captain ,nE@A
J. T. Foster, is now receiving - =
Freight at .ccom uodatio1 Wharf, and wln Ieave
on MONDAY, the Oath instant.
F. eight must be prepaid.
For freight or passage apply on board, orto
RAVENEL, HOLMES & CO.,
feh2l2 20 East Bay