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Obituarp.
In Menoriam.

SHACKELFORD.-Died on the morning OF 10th
February, 1873 AMELIA OT1s, wife Of James II.
ShackelfOrd.
Scarcely had she passed the threshold. Of life
when death took her from her home.
husband whose tender love she possessed and
more than required ny the affection; she gave him;
mother, VIII 'Se watchIul care she repaid with
devoted fondless; troops Of friends, whose sor-
rowing thoughts give evidence or the touching
esteem in which they held her; these-aA these
are the emblems OF the woe which attest the
grief Of those whn live to mourn ner loss.
With an intellect richly improved by the careful
culture she had received; with heart susceptible
Of tho purest and strongest emotions. she lent 10
them the grace Of refined womannood, and
threw over Them the halo OF religious character
Who'll undealed.
Not Indifferent to the claims Of society, she rem
delef to It all 10 which 1t was entitled. Butto
her home she ever turned with feelings Oh fne
truesr pleasure In that home she had gernered
up the sources OF her dearest wishes; and there
she gave y and gladness to those who were gath.
cred around her.
LIE to those who are pure In heart, she nlr:
rored Truth IN all she did and In all she SAID. And
as sll knew how uIselnsh were her thou9hts,
none suffered pain from the utterance which
clothed her thoughts In words. Sne could only
evoke from those who knew her the kindnest
emotions.
With The promise in life of all that could crafty
and make It's duration coveted. she leoKed W1th
patient, uncomplaining gaze upon the progress
Or that sickness, 80 surely to end only IN: ner
her.
And how much did life possess for herr It was
to her all that she could wish for. AL that life
could give her she had Yet 80 blessed, when she
kI ew that 1t wes the will Of Cor that she should
die; so young, so happy; no thought for q moment
did she cherish rebelllous against that Will then
so plainly revealed.
To the last moment her consciousness was pro-
served Speech hal gone, the hlm OF approacn-
Ing death had Bhadowed the lustre OF her eye,
and the last effort Of expiring nature was mani
tested In the uplfted hand. with which she point.
ed to those regions ABOVE, In which she was 90
soon II dwell
A Achair Is vacant In that home-a voice tRhuahad
for ever IN that home. But memory will see her
s In III It chair she B3t-near her voice aa Is Wes
wont TO be heard In that home and keep alive for
her that love and affection which made every hour
OF her short existence freed from every care, and
1lled with every 1ly. .Ls-r,
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ST. M1cHAM,s CHURCH.

The workmen are now bueily engaged IN
eaulkIpg the seams of the steeple OF 81. MI
chael,s Church, which had become 30 sprung
that in many places the hand could be thrust
through the inters'lces. AS soon as tnis some
what tedious process is completed, the s'eepie
and the whole exterior of the church ID 10 De
.na,n,ed white. This was the color that 1t
originally bore, and Its fine proportions are
be,ieyed to be more conspicuous In white than
in spy ether color, but about fifteen years ago
a dlffsrept opinion prevailed among the con-
gregauon, and 1t was covered with an imita-
tion of brown freeatone. The whole Improve
ment ia to be completed by the nrst OF April.
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OUR RIFLE CLUBS.

Tho Celebration Of st. Patriek's Day
An extra meeting of the Irish Rifle CLUB
was held, last evening, at Archers Hall.
The report relative to their parade on
the l7th iustant-published recently IN TEE
Nrws-was ratified. Letters OF application
were read from number OF gentlemen ask
Ing admission into the society. After the
transaction Of some routine business, the
club adjourned.
A New Hall for tho Sohutzenpletz.
A call was recently mede by the German
Ria. Club for plans tor new danclng-hall to
the entrance to the grounds, about midway
between the gate and the main building OF
the platz. The plans furnished by John a.
Devereux, Esq., met with the approval Of the
committee, and meeting Of the club was
called last evening to consider the subject Of
commencing the work Immediately. The
drawing of Mr.. Devereux shows an octago-
nal structure fifty feet In diameter, with walls
fifteen feet high, from which rises bell. cast
roof. eliminating In flagstaff. The
walls are closely studded, all around, with
large windows, admitting an abundance Of
light and air. When not used for dancing pur-
poses the hall will be converted Into music
stand or rostrum. The club is now buslly en-
gagged in preparing for the approaching fest,
which they are determined to make superior
to sll Its pleasant predecessors, and from the
number OF clubs which have signlaed their n-
roptinn m particJpata in the narade IL Ia he
lieved that this important feature OF the first
days programme will excel that of any pre-
vlous year.
The sumter's New Uniform.
A meeting of the Sumter Rifle Club was held
last evening. After an animated debate re-
garding The proposed uniform, the matter was
postponed until Friday night.
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LOCAL LAcoN1as.

"A regular meeting of Council will be held
at five o'clock this afternoon.
There was quite little fall OF beautiful
snow at about four o'clock yesterday morning.
20. Hofslund, white deserter from the
Spanish steamship Jose, was arrested on Sat-
nrday by the detectives and committed to Jail
TO await the orders Of the captain.
The coroner was notified. yesterday morn.
ing that colored woman named suaannah
Piutfn had been burned to death at BelleView
Plantation, In Christ Church Parish, about
seven miles from Mount Pleasant. deputy
left the city Immediately for the scene OF the
trngedy to hold an inquest.
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Markets by Telegraph.
MONEY MARKETS.

LONDON, March 8.
Noon -Consols 923Sa92%. Fivea sox.
PARIs, March 8.
Noon.-Rentes 67f &c.
NEW YORK, March 8.
Noon -Freights quiet stocks active. Gold
firm at IS. Money firm a. 1-32 and Interest, TO
lie. Exchange-lopg Sh; short OK. Govern.
mens dull and ste .dy. states dull and steady.
Evenlng.-Money active and Stringent; bulk OF
the business wa, a. a fraction commsslin, but
closed a. per cent. Sterling heavy at 8Ha8X.
Gold 14Xai6. Governments H above Saturdays
prices. States dull aud steady.
COTTON MARKETS.
LIVERPOOL, March 8.
Noon.-Cotton quies aid 81. ady; uplands sAd,
Orleans 9XalO; shlpprd fIom savannah or
Charles' on, January or bruary, 99.I6.
LaIer.-CorIun quiet and steady; sales $4,000
bales; speculation and exput 900.
Even ng -'!Uttln G sed quilt and steady,
sales Including 5000 American.
NEW YORK, March 8.
Noop.-Cotron quiet; sales 1854 Dales; upauds
zoAc; Orleans 2lk.
Evenlng.-Uotton quiet and steady; sales 2o84
bales; uplands 2oxc, Orleans 2lx; net receipts
$50 bales, gross 1885, 80 es fer exports to-day eas
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Saturday evening 1U49. SAFES ol cotIou luCures
II, 500 bales, az follows: March 2ox. 2on; April
20 7-1s, 20 9.le; June 2l 2l 516 July q le 2lx.
BOSTON, March g.
Cotton nominal: middling 2UXc; net receipts
l2o bales; gross 1882 sales 200; ~ Gk 5000 %ssc,
Cotton quiet; mlddliDgs 2lc. v,.
Cotton quiet; middng 2OKc; gross receipts $50
bales; exports continent 443; coastWse Zoi saieS
S53; stock $3.50.
Cotton quiet; mlddllngs lshc; let receipts 2o8
' ''''' o' NORFOLK, March 8.
Cotton firm; low middllngs lsNe; net receipts pe.
1888 bales; exports coastwise 1911; sales ZoV;
SAVANNAH, March 2.
Cotton steadIer; mlddlings l9hc; net receipts
l190 bales; exports 10 Great Britain $500; Sontl-
nent 2Ol2 coaslwise 2222; sales 1885; STOCK $780,
AUGUSTA, March g.
Cotton dull and higher; stIlct low middlings
1sxal9c; recei ITS a3,3 bales; shipments l6o7;
MEMPHIs. March g.
Cotton steady; mlddlIngs lsxc; receipts To-;
'"-'' ~ MOBILE. March 3.
Cotton firm and In good deIuaud; mIddlings
1sxc; low midIlIng lSH. good ordinary lsX;
net receiots 1893 bales; exports to Great Britain
2Iss, coastwlse s5a; sales l2to: STOCK 4s, 400
NEW ORLBANs. March 8.
Cotn In good demand; good ordinary 171fa
L..
net receipts 1884 bales, gross so6i; exports 10
Great Bri ain 1912; Conuuent Gill; coastwse
s7z2; sales 1sOo last evening $500: stock 1914 561
GALVESTON, March 8.
Cotton rather drmer; Texas strict gUod ordl-
nary le eXalexc; net receipts 1876 bales; exports
cosstwlse 1858; sales 500; stock 77,o72.
PROVISIONS AND PRODUCE MARKETS.
LIVERPOOL, March 8.
Noon.-Breadstuns quiet. Beef s4s. Lard sss.
Tallcw AS Sd.
Nooa.-Flour dull. Wheat dull. Corn dull;
Pork quiet aud firm, mess SIS l2h. Lard dun
and nncnanped. Turpentlne firm at 67a67Hc.
Rosin frm a. S3 Is for strained.
Evening. Flour quiet AMI UNCHANGED. Wills
key shade frmer at Gle. Wheat fsvors sellers.
Corn very quiet ami -teady; W Western and
IL uthern Yellow 84Ha65Hc. Rice steady at %
g.. PORK very firm; new mess $l6 l2hal6 37h.
Lard steady. Turpentine weak. kohn nominal
Tallow steady. .,r,,o
Flour dull and quiet. Wheat hrm oorn-
white 62a63c, yellow 6Sa69o. Oats qulet; soutnela
4sai8c. Rye weak at 75as5c. ProVlsons qulet
but lrm, and little Offering. Whlskey shade
nrmer. . ,r,-,,o
Spirits turpentlne quiet Ut &C. kosln quiet az
80 90 FOR strained. Crude tnrpentine STEADY az
So rs Tor hard; IS rs for yellow dip and virgin.
Tar steady at $3.50. u,-,,a
Flour dull and unchanged Corn shade lower:
Wh!skey quiet at 8sassHc. Pork higher az SIC 70 70
i45o Baron string; shoulders exc; clear rib 81
clear SxasHc Lard nomiua.
Flour dull at 81 6os7 10. Corn quiet at sea4Oc.
Pork strong at SI4 rs. and held higher. Lard
nrm; ket lie 8aSxc. Bacon 0rmer; ehoulders &c;
sides 7xasc, aud held hc higher. Whiskey quiet
at $50.
LOUISVILLE, March 8.
Flour easy. Corn unchanged. Pork firm at
sl4 2tal4 80. Bacon in fair demand and 81, ady.
Lard ste dy; kegs sHs9Hc. Whlskej steady. Tc-
bacco unchanged.
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MARINE NEWS.
CHARLESTON, Z. Co... MARCH 4, 1873
Lat 50 deg 4s min So sec L,n 70 deg 81 min Of sec.
ARRIVED YESTERDAY,

Schr May E Mangam. Beveridge, Baracoa-s
days. Fruit. 70 Paul, Wech l. Gu.
steamer Emile, White, &c rgetown, 8 O. $50
tcs rice 10 bales cotton. 66 bags peanuts, 2 pkgs
hides, and sundres. t. shackelfurd IL Kelly,
Bardln d Parker, + d Frost CO. Bolimann Bros
D Jennings 4 IONS, RsVenel, Ho mes d co. W O
Bee CO, Kinsman d Howell, K PrIngle d Son,
Mtntz, and others.
st. amer City Point, Fitzgerald, PalatKa via JACK.
s0ngtlle, Fernandina and Savannah. bales cot.
ton, 81 bales hides, bales skins, SO packages
mdse. To Ravenel & co, lngraham Il Son. Willie
Bros, Stoney Lowndes, ID Kirkpatrick, q
Thompson. R Graham d co.
sAJ0p Harrletta, -, from Santee. 1920
bus iels rough rice. To W q Bee co.
slop I'm line, - from Combahee. 14oo
bushels rough rlce low U Bee q o.
Received om Lhlsolm's Mill Ill tlerces rice.
To W bee d co.
IN TIE oFFING.
Br bark Agnes Campbell, Landry, Shelburns,
NS.
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TIE PALMETTO REGATTA CLUB.

At the annual meeting of the Palmetto BE.
oasta Club, the following officers were elected
In serve for the ensuing year: b. &. slnons'
nresideut; Henry A. DeSaussure, secretary
ana treasurer; d. B. Bull, boat master. The
following members we're elected as the race
crsw for 1878: Henry A. Desaussure, cox
swa,n: a. Mott Parker, stroke; William N. B..
Jesesne, DeSaussure Parker and Henry b.
Boii. The club also agreed to enter for the
coming regatta In May.
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wi1minatan Market.

WILMINGTON, March !.
SPIRITS TURPgNTINB.-Ssle, OF "a casks at e2c,
and 2O3 casks at 6lKc per gallon Tor Soulnern
RHsiS,-Ssles Of $50 pbls at 81 SO for pale and
S. 80 for extra pale.
CRUDE TURPRNTINE Receipts aud sales OF $40
bbls at So rs for hard, IS rs for yellow dip and
SIS rs for virgin, the latter subject 10 deductlon
OF l.5'h.
TAR-sales Of $50 bbls at 50 o., and l25 bbls In
order at 50 10 per Dbl. Market quiet and steady.
Corros.-darket quiet aud easy with sa,es OF .
bales as follows: bale al l7hc. 90 az lSc, 40
OF lsH, aud do at % per pound.
CoRN-A cargo or 1912 bushels sold from vessel
AZ Tic per bushel. A decline OF nc on last sales.
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= o R F L o B D A =.
VIA SAVANNAH. 20

The Splendid Side wheel Steamers, , d.
DICT .TOH, CapI ain L. N. Coxetter,
and CITY POINT, Captain Fitzgerald. WI! lsave
Charleston every TUESDAY, THURSDAY and SUN.
DAY EVENING at o'clock precisely, for SsVan.
nah Fernand1na. Jacksonville, Magn lls, Green
Cove springs. st. Augustine. Palstka and all
Landings on ST. Johns River. Connecting at
PalatEa with sreamers for the OclaWaha kfVer
and with the steamer ST RLlGHT Tor Enter
prise. MellOnvi le and all points on the Uppcr
ST. Jnhu's and Indian Kiv'r
Connect a. +. rna dina with Florida Railroad
for ali points In Inc INFERIOR, and with Railroad
for New OIL ans and Havana, via Cedar Keys.
All way Freight mus! be prepaid.
For Freight or Passage, apply to
RAVENEL d CO., Agents,
dec2 Cor. Ysuderhorst's Wharf and East nSy.
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R1ce.-Th,s market exhibited steady charac-
ter with well supported rates; sales about 200
tierces clean Carolina; say SO terces ut 6h,
10 at OK, at ", IS at TX. 26 at 7Hc y ID. we
quote common to fair at 6h9Tn, good 7HS7xc.
NAVAL SToRRs-The arrlva were unimportsnt;
sales In the past two days about 500 ools rosln;
say pa,e at 81 25 extra No. 1 and No. So rs, No.
Eat So.
FasIauTs.-To Liverpool, by steam, direct, xd
on up.a- ds, IA on sea islands; via New York, Hd
on uplands. 1Hd on sea Islands; by. sal,
I'd on upands, and - on sea islande.
To Havre, - on upsnda. Coastw!se-tn New
YORK, by steam, Nc on uplands and - on sea
islanda; 50 p tlerce on rice; 6oc q bbl on rosIn
By sail, -c p fb on cotton; &C q tierce on
rice; SOC a bbl On rosln; s1l@l2 q on lumber
Sl21l2 so p on tmoer. To Bost n, oy steam
NC on uplands and 81 so q tlerce on rice; by sail,
-c y fb on uplands; rosln 70c; reeawed stun
$l2@l2 50; timber slaSls 30; phosphate % sS@S @ 80:
&C q b on COTTON; by steam Xc via New York.
70 Philadelphia, by steam &c on uDlands; 81 IL
p cask on rice; 6Oc p Dbl on rosin 81 on Spirits.
Through bills OF ladlng given to Boston, Provl'
dence and the New Engand cities are regularly
issued on this route, and dispatch guaranteed.
BY rail, sS p on boards; sl2 on timoer;-T
ton on clay; So so Oh pnOspuntes. 10 batlmofe,
by steam Kc p b; BY sall $SSs oo 3 on
boards; - on timber; S. 60 = tun al CITY; Sag
$50 a ton up river on phosphate rUck. Vessels
are In demand By our merchants 10 take lumber
lreghts from Georgetown. 5. u. Darlen anu Satll'
Ia Kiver Ca, and Jacksonville, Fla, 10 NortLeIn
ports. and slo@l2 p are Tire rates on tlinoet
and boards.
UoMRsrIO ExcHANaR-The banks purchase
sight checks on New York az par 10 4 per cenS'
oG, and sell at u pr MUM. o,,<>noo,<
misunderstanding 90 day oliis Ze's@L'@'
GOLD.-14@'5.
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"ON TO W.sSRNGTON."

A few oi,he more enthusiastic Of our color
ed milltlamen. comprising a small delegation
from the Attucks Light Infantry, and another
from the United Fire Engine Company. start
ed for Washington last Saturday evening, de.
termined to ''see the Inauguration" despite
the failure OF the proposed excursion.
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HOTEL ARRIHALS-MARcR y.
Charleston.

Charleston.
Chas P Greenough, Boston; W H Tard, 8 u
Kimoack, VIM Fuller and lady. Chicago aenry
Barr, stow, Geo Rhodes and lady. 'ae Misses
Arnold, Brooklyn; W B Gullck. columoia; Kew
Philip Germoud and lady, Brewster, \; MIS- A
Robinson, Burtis and lady, A 5eardsley and
lady, Wheeler, Jr. and lady, Chs Lord, family
and two servants, New York; q henry, chas
Parrish and lady. Aiken; W AAaoefs' SUMTER
Casswell, Oshawa, Canada:H Hausmann' Aiken /;
R.bt Douglas, Augnstc, Miss schuyler, New
York; the Misses welps London. Canada; Mrs 8 IT
o~rry, MIS- Al Cu+ie, Providence; Hepstein,
New York. ,,,,
VS. Lower, New YORK; a D eudge, P Rast,
Fort Motte ) Groves. Groves, Blackville; N
s,anlys Marion; A Kendall Mount Pleasant;
Mira C Bates, South Carolina; W II Cummings,
R,dgsvils.
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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 80 Pinckey streets, or on Horlbeck's
Wharf. dec30
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CITY AFFAIRS.
wEEEINGS THIS DAE.

pelta Lodge of Perfection, A. and A. 8. B.,
at half-past P. N.
Sumter Social Club, at P. n.
YIyilant Fire Company, at halfpast P. NJ.
Hook and Ladder, No. l, at half'past P. NJ
Hibernian Society, at P. III.
Promptitude Fire Company, at half-past Z
P. NJ.
Irish Volunteer Rifle Club. at s P. N.
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Passengers.

Per steamer Emile, from Georgetown-MrS
Auldsberrs, Mrs Thurston, Miss u Ford, Mrs
Evans, Mrs N b Coachman. Miss y Ford, W
Doar, f Horry, william Lucas, Coachman,
B Il Read Jeannerette, Master P Lssesne,
and on deck.
Fer steamer City Point, from Palatka via Jack.
sonyIlle, Fernandina and Savannan-Aiss Annie
Oorey Mrs Corey Mr. Fps ines, and on deck.
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HARBoR APPROPRIATIONS.

In the general appropriation bill for the re.
pairs and construction Of Notifications, which
has just been passed by Congress and approx
ed by the President, an appropriation OF forty
thousand dollars each has been made for Fort
Sumter and Fort Moultrle in Charleston har.
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>tEc11ON SALES THIS DAY:

5: John G. Minor & Co. will sell at half-past
1oo'clock, at their store, packing trunks dfy
goods, DC. u -, .
s,efens, Werner 6 Ducker will sell at 3
o,c,ock. at their stores, butter, mackerel, &c,
psul B. Lalane Co. will sell at hali-past
o,clock, at their store, glassware, groceries,
6c.
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Nav York Naval stores Market.

NEW YORK, MafCH 7.
Receipts to-day 90 bbls rosin. Spirits turpen.
tine oreued weak at 6eHc for mercha table
order but later, under au improved dem md. the
market became stronger, 81 advance ha1c per
Qa, n, closing strong with 81 freely bid. Sales In
Guided so bb's at 68kc. and 200 bbls 81 &c.
Slra;ne, rosiu Is fairly active, and though not
onotably higher, appears 10 b. held with more
Confidence sales loco bbs strained at So 76. and
400 bbls In lots ut So 75as s5. In 1ner grade. we
no Ice 100 bols at 81 TO- and 1Ao ohls ale NJ 20 70
Tar in good demand and STEADY. Sales 400 bbls
washington at So 5oa3 62K. Pitch In moderate
inhhInR reuneaL at former prices.
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NEW AND CHEAP CH1LDREN's CARRIAGES,
Veloclpedes. Rocking Horses, Carts, Wheel
barrows, &C., just received at Won santen's
No. 22s King street, Charleston, 8. 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's, No. sO7 King
street.
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PORT OF GEORGETOWN, 8. O.

ARRIVED.
February 1s--steam tug Whfpple, Staples, from
Johnsonvllle.
Fenrusry 2o-Schr william Slater, Killam, from
Charleston.
February 22-Schr Townsend, Townsead, from
Charleston.
February 2e-Sctr Hazard, Brewster, from
New York.
CLEARED.
February 23-Schr A Leland, Homan, for Gau.
deloupe. w with lnmber
February 25->chr klvsrdale, Brown, for
Charleston, with rice.
February 2e-schr Woodberry, Griffin, for Bal
timore, with lumber.
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Receipts per Railroad March 3.
souru CAROLINA RAILROAD,

se7 bales cotton, 81 bales goods. 50 casks clay,
cars wood, 8 cars stock. To Railroad Agent,
W A Kenyon, Walker. Evans co, A Trenholm
M son B O,SeIll, W q Charee d co. @ Lilienthal
co, T Sienhorse, Jenords co. esne Weils,
@ II walter CO. A J Salinas, sloan Seigni0us
f II Frost Il co, Mowry & Snn, A B Mu'llgsn, NJ
BRISTOL 4 co, Pelzer, Rodgers co. " VII.
IIams co, W Smith co. " B Williams Son,
,.aid all a Son. " o Bee i Co. T Smith. W P
bowling, Williams, Black & Williams, Murdaugn
4 WeeIIpy, lou"ts Il Wrot'n. II + Granger,
sher a Hernandez. Reeder & Davis, W " Smith,
Witte Bros, Kinsman Howell, W Ryan,
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fnneral Motlres.

~THE RELATIVES, FRIENDS AND
Acquaintances OF Mrs. N. A. BLAN0HARD ana
Of her son, 8. 8. Blanchard, are respectfully In
vited to attend the Funeral Services Of the former
at Bethel N. E. Church, South, at II O'Clock THIS
MORNING. mSh4'
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9rop fate for GIassihratien >.

A TTENTt NTtON-ATTUCE LIGHT IN
n FaNTRY-l770--wiIl celebrate their Third
anniversary on WEDNESDAY, tho 9th instant, TO
be esCorteh by the Carolina Lighr Infantry.
Members will appear at their Muster 9rouno, ss
mchl-s w. r. sOBBERSON. Orderly.
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MARINE NEWS BY TELEGRAPH.

nAhINE NEWS d 1N111SOIsNI Hds
LIVERPOOL, March 8.
Arrived Davenport, Lesrington, Reuachian,
Matwid, PocahontaI, New Orleans; armstrong,
Galveston; Emily Augusta, New Orleans; Caro-.
line Lemont, Galveston; Embls, New Orleans;
Maggie Hammond, G~lveston; Magnet, Blomi-
doa, Annie Troop, and Frelhandel, Charleston;
jamaican, New Orlea1s-all cotton laden.
steamships Hammonia aud Nevada.
NEW YORK, March 8.
Arrived. Barnes, Hansa, Republic and Ocean
Queen.
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PLATED WARE, in new and exquisite de-
signs. Tea Sets, Ice Pitchers and Castors, at
Allan's, No. 3O7 King street.
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New York Rice Market.

NEW YuRK. March l.
From the Daily Bulletin: There is steady
tone In all gra es with sales or 10 ierces carroll.
ma at 8a9c and 400 bass Raugoon at 6@a6Nc'
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SG,ltoGGa.


NORTHEASTERN RAILROAD COM.
IN PANY.
CHARLRsToN, 5. O., January 20, 1879.
Tralns Will leave Uhsrleston Daily at 1000 A. n
and 800 p. q.
Arrive ct Uharleston 0.45 A. II. (Nondays OK.
ceptet) and $50 P. n.
Train does not leave Charleston 500 P. H., SUN.
DAYS.
Train leaving 10. 90 A. N. makes through connec-
ton to New York, vio Richmond and Acquis
Ureek only, going through In "A hours.
PASSENGERS leaving by 500 P. N. Train have
choice OF route, via Richmond and Washington,
or via Portsmouth and Baltimore. Those leaving
FRIDAY by this Train 10y over on SUNDAY In Bal
timore. Those leaving on SATURDAY remain sun.
DAY iu Wilmington, N. y.
ThiB Is the cheapest, quickest and MOST pleas.
ant route TO Cincinnati, chicago and other points
West and No, thWesU, both Trains making con.
actions ct Washington with Western Trains Of
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad.
SIS. SOLOMONB,
Engineer and Superintendent.
p. L. OLEAPoR. Gen. Ticket Agent. may2l
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BUSINESS NOTICES.

ALL the popular grades of the Waltham
Watch manuiactory, at James Allan's.