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THE COURTS.
,r,,..d State. pistricr Court.

limited States District Court
Tho argument upou the petition OF James
p. Law, creditor, for decree oil Involuntary
bankruptcy against the Blue Ridge Railroad
Company. which was to have been made IN
the United States Court before Judge Bryan,
Yesterday, was postponed by consent OF coun-
:sel until Wednesday, the % proxlmo.
:: Court OF Common Pleas.
:$:"In the case Of Joseph II. Oppenheim, agent,
;5vs A. Never & Co., suit for collection Of rent,
= a verdict was rendered In favor Of the defen-
laant' In the case of Oberstetter, Franken-
burg Co. vs.. Mrs. C. stackley. suit for col
lection oi debt, a verdict of slss OF 'as rem
s.djared In favor of the plaintiff. The court then
,,ad;ourup1 until Monday next.
Estsg1 sUnftsd States Commissioners.
. March Green, colored, another violator OF
internat revenue laws, was bound over yes
terday by Commissioner Porteeus
Trial Jus,tesa' Courts.
George Lewis, colored, was fned two dol
lara and costs, yesterday, by Trial Justice
Adams, for wife-beaIing.
Mayors Court.
- Henry Dempsey, colored, ior lying otunA
In the streets, fined one dollar;a the fire, on
Thursday, at the cor1er of Smith and Wander
horst streets, was referred 10 the chief OF the
Ara department for investigation; EDWARD
Giles, for trespasslng on private premises-a
supposed lunatlc-was sent to the hospnal;
Robert. Washington, colored, for allowing Dis
chimney to take IRE, case dismissed; b. Gard
ner, scavepger, for carelessness In his WORK.
case continued.
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MEMORANDA.

The following are the consiQnees per schr Flor.
ence Rog rs from New York, which arrived on
THURSDAY: Roach d Mniett, Adams, Damon
co. q " Aimar Adger co, II Bl chon co,
81 BulwinEl Fl Brown T Brown, q Bower Il
Bro, cameron, Barklcy & CO. CowperthWait.
mo Oampsen d co, ayanaugh & Welsh ca
cius, Douglas d Miller, Dowie, Noise Davis, !uo
3 Fairly d co, J Coil ham. b Graver. GraVeley'
G,enii O Gilmore, Hart d c :, Jno Hurkamp Gu,
TIM Rorsey 4 Bro, . a Johnson, Kn"oeloch
mall, U D Kornahrrns. Ring, KllncE. Wlch'
eub-rg & co, Laurey. Ale1addrr CO. " Lin.
ley, P Lalane & co. Mantoue 90. Marscner'
Martin Muod K Marshall co, b WNeill,
'lrder, D Paul d co. Quackeubusl. Estlll o.. y
II Sic <, W shepherd & co, iegiing. sel. q
Foster, A Tobias, sons 1uale ) wilson
70. wlnemsn d co, :WsiItrs walker
Weob, W iates, MeLeish. Thompson co.
9 " Williams CO. and others.
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2o4s: sales e47; stock 52.l7s Weekly net receipts
6sl4; exports to Great Britain l202i 70 ooAVp0n'
COL: coastWise SOL; Gales 732.

2O49; sales 947; stock 52l7s. weekly nss ,s0ep
6sl4: exports to Great Britain 1907 10 ooRtlpeu'
COL; coastwise SOL; Gales 1872
ArausrA, March,
Cotton steady. demand moderate Ior mleolIgSs ns1S
at lsxc receipts AT bales; tales b73; STOCK lsH
le,lol; 1873 ll,5o2; weekly receipts Zioo' enip
ments 2o8e, sales sS36. ,,or,,7
Cotton dull middllngs laalsxc; low middilngs n,nfs
lSxalsN; go, d ordinary l7hal7H; net fecespss as
1882 bales; gross llS2; eXUortS cOast"ise o,.'
sales 500; stock Is, ,l21; weekly recel pts 4Sii,
porls 10 Great Britain 4slS; coastWise so4'' saie0
$500. ,,orcb7
Cotton in fair demand; Md 1liug5 lshals o.
net receipts lo,e65 bales gross lossU; ippnce
coastwise 63 sales 2ooo last evening 42oo stoS .o
2iS 81; weekly net ceptt 4i661; gLos,
exports to Great Britain H. l99; continent osio'
coas'"ise 0i''' 'o'e' '''' GALVESTON. March I.
Cotton steady; good ordinary ls6c; Iece.pts easrs
s,d beies: exports 70 Great Britain 2OLi; coaso-
wise 2Sls; sales 500; stock 7l,445; WceSly neE re-
celpls 71o4; exports 10 Great os Bfta,A nasa s0iH
| nent 1850; coastwlse 6eol; 81 es 4Soo.
PROVISIONS AND PRODUCE MARKETS.
NRw YORK March I.
Eoon.-Flour quiet. Whea: quiet corn M steaay; G
PORK trmer; new SIS s7hal6, 1obring lots. Lala
| frm; Western steam 9 10. IuIp Ipehtin5s uuii az
8,Xc. Rosin steady Ut So 65 for tlalnea. ,o
Evening southern dur s'eady; common W
extra ss. good to choice So 25al2 IS. Whlskey
steady at 92c. Wheat la2c better; tne auVancS
asErI checks busness 81 s5al ~ lor reu al., sau
/ avn: or Western, 81 10 Tor white western. Corn
onirt and neld nrm at 64Xc for good to clolce Oia
Western mixed. POLK nrmer; new mess Sio.
Srel uull; pnns mess ssall Is, exits mess stza sE
| 1880. Lard active ana hrm at Shae to,ioS oe
IN, nentlne dull at e3hc. kosin steady at s. oea
$40. ,, uorch 7
Flour dull and unchanged. aud little uqlng: n
| Corn unchanged. whisky quiet at ss. pork
| nrm. Bacon active and stin; snoulhe = o1aI;
clear ,lbs sxaSx; clear Sides Sxas, outsiae Oh
oruers. Lard higher; steam *
| ST. LOUIS, February 7.
| Flour steady. Corn stsauy aud IN lair demand
at 4oa42. PORK arn at $40 25alb sO for round luIs
sacon active and held higher at 64asA. sugar;
cured hams Is; plain l2alzk TO l2t1 packed. Lsio
| Snask; choice leaf, kegr, q; steam, oroer iot''
xaKc higrer. whiskey steady ut sc.
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MARINE NEWS.
ARRIVED Yesterday.

Commercial Line schr o Nash. Uromley, New
York-sailed February 20. Mdse. To r. SweG
gan, railroad Agent, Baker, = B'own, W M
Siri d co, Dvwi ). M.ise d Davis, y FRANKIE W
y pukes CO, Jno ) Fairly CO. Holmes, Calder
& co, II Klstre a 20, Lncks Il Groning, O'Neill,
SlegLg, Sardy & S.n, 1iedeman, Calder CO,
WAGNER & Mousees, q W Williams co, order
anu others. txp' rsnc"d rlno gaze, entire
csrboys. stove bulwarks, and carried away jlo'
boom and fore.topmasT.
Scnr witch Hasel Springer, Norfolk, Vas
days. 7soo bushels corn: To- S " JSnes co:
Coal To T 5 BudG.
steamer Emile, White, Georgetown, 8 Q. 1911
tcs roe. / bale cotton and sundries. II shack.
eIford q Kelly, r Prlnglo Son. Mordecal
CO, ID Paul co. II Dawson. w y K Frr.
sytne. q Plenge, n Emanuel, and others.
Received from Uhlsulm's Mill. 81 tlerces rice
To W Bee CO.
BELOW.
Schr Means, Eaton, from Boston.
A schr unknown.
CLEARED YESTERDAY.
Steamship Ashland, Hunter, Phllaaelphda-W
A Oourtenay.
scnc Dlone, Mcdonald, Kennebunkport, Me-
Enslow q co.
schr charles Horford, Parsons, New York-EF
sweegan, agt.
SAILED YESTERDAY.
Steamship Ashland, Hunter, Philadelphia.
Schr Geo PEABODY, Mckay, New York.
Schr Governor Goodrich, Snow, Boston.
FROM THIS PORT.
German bark Auguste, Onderberg. at TeXel,
February H.
UP FOR THIS FORT.
schr Abby z Bentley, Mehaf, at New York,
March s.
Schr Francis Satterly, Ststson, at New York.
March S.
CLEARED FOR THIS PORT.
schr John DALEY, Long, at New YORK,
March 8.
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OHANGE OF SAILING DAYS.
NoREAsED SERVICE.
FARES GREATLY REDUCED.

Steamers OF the above line leave Pier ,eF&B.
No. a. North River, foot Of, anal street, xAiSGe =.
New Yors at IL O'CLOCK noon, or the lvtiI, -UIn
and 8Olh Of every mouth, except when these dates
fall on Sunday. then he Saturday preceding.
All departures conuecr at Panama with steam.
ers for South Pacific and Central American Corts.
Po- Japan and china Steamers leave San Fran.
ci. CO rst OF every month, except when 1t fals on
sunday-then on the day preceding.
M California Steamers touch at Havana, but
90 direct from New York to Aspinwall.
one hundred pounds baggage free to each adult.
Ne iclue und attendance free.
For Passage Tickets or other information. apply
at the COMPANYiS TICKET OFTIUE, on the
Wharf fout OF Canal street, North Eiver, New
York. +. BABY, ASent'
augl91Jr
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Nsx York Naval stores Market.

New York Naval stores maTAot'
NEW YORK, March S.
The Daily Bulletin says: eceIpts to-day 4eis
bbls rosiu, sl2 40 spirits turpentine. TheIe Is
scarcely any demand for spirits t1i penliIe ana
fSe marseL wholly nominal holders ask 66xa
s1c nm the onIy old we heard OF was 6oXc. The
marEer Ior strained rUsin IL decidedly lower,
Leading to more iLqulry, but without rrsultl:g g III
auy snsactions. The supp'y OF strained is pref
" liberal, and no freight room to be had az the
mument ale The causes OF he Cepressio!, bus 1t
ia expected an active Iiade will be enecteh as
On as tue latter obstacle ID removed. We quote
AT SIS soas e5 for con m strained. with $8 65
Did. Tar remsins quiet, but prices without es.
former prices.
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THE MEDICAL COLLEGE,

In the list of graduates of the Medical Col
lege, published In The NEWS OF yesterday
there were one or two typographical errors.
The following is a corrected list: J. W. VIDE
man. Abbeville, g. O.; j. P. Minus, Collie
ton, 8. c.; Thomas Legare, Edisto lslano' ..
c.: J. NJ. Richardson, Williamson, 3. VI v
8. Hoton, Macon, Ga; A. W. Vidal' Cnarics'
ton.
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Markets by Telegraph.
MONEY MARKETS.

MONEY MARKETS.
LONDON, March Z.
Ncon.-consols s2xss2x. Bonds sOx:
PARIS. March 7.
Noon -Rentes 67f 16c.
NEW YORK, March 7.
Noon.-Freights quiet. Stocks firm. Gold l6H.
None, firm at l.leal-S2 per cent. Exchange, long
TX; snort 8x. Governments dull and steady.
state bonds dull and steady.
Evening.-Money strong and increasing, with
no Immediate prospect; loans 10 for carrying.
sixty .twos l5h; new nves lsk. States dull and
quiet. -
IvBKPooL, March Z.
Noou.-Cotton opened quiet; uplands sxasXd;
Orleans 9Xa1od; sales lO,0L0 lies; week 78 900;
exports 500; speculation 5000; stock 6ss,0U0;
american 285 900; receipts l37 600; American ll6,
00J; actual exports 70o0.
Later.-CoLton quiet; actual exports are: an Dat
ioS, 600, American ITS. 900.
Eysuing.-Cotton closed quiet; sales 10, 900 bales;
exporta 1000; American 5000. Cotton shipped
.-um Savannah or Charleston for March and
Aprii at 8 e.l6c. Yarns aRd fabrics a. Manches-
ter quiet.
Noon.-Ootton dull and easier; sales 88d9 bales;
uplands 2ozc; Orleans 2lk.
Evening.-Cotton dull; sales 1911 bales; up
lands 2Oxc, Orle .ns FIX; sales for export to-day
4.e; last evening 5s6; sales OF futures ll,ssu
bales. as follows: March, l9Aale 1915; April,
aoxaaoH; May, 2oHa2oX; June. 2OTa2l; July,
2oXs2ox. ,,,
Cotton quiet; middings 2GHc.; weekly net re.
ceipts SSs bales; gross receipts S228.
BOSTON, March Z.
Cotton steady; mlddlIngl 2lc; net receipts l42
bales; SALES sou; stock $500; weekly net receipts
8s6; grosa receipts s295; exports 10 Great Britain
u; sales l4oo.
BALTIMORE. March TT
Cot on dull and Rominal; mdduPs 20Ho;
NET receipts 4s4 bales; gross 5s5; exports to erea
Britain 3al; coastw BE 80; sales IS; stock o997
Weekly net receipts 4si; gross lsIi; exports "a
Great .ritaln a2l; Continent 74S; coast lac s7s:
sales 1872
NORFOLK, March T.
Cotton steady; low mlddllf gs leH N receipts
1902; sales 200; -tock 1889 Weekly rereip 1892.
exports 8ls; cos.stwise 1895; sales lleo.
SAVANNAH, March 7.
Cotton dnl!; middlings lskc; net receipts s72;
bales; exports to the continent 27s4; coastwias
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.cuAn1Hsros, s.. O.. September 20. 1879.


Mr.. N. s. VALENTINE:
Dear Sir-Uurine the past summer have had
full opportunity II testing your preparation Of
Meat Juicen particularly amongst children suf-
ierng from DArrnoea from Weething." md
that as soon as they lose their appetite and com.
nnence to deteriorate generally, your Preparation
admin: stered is well retained and most often en-
loved by the little sufferers: They improve rapidly
In health and strength. Other preparations are
lot 80 easily tolerated, on account OF their un-
plea ant odor and taste. -.
/ consider the contents Of your little bottle
most Invaluable in all acute wasting disesses.
very respectfully, W. II. FITCH, ID.
DR.. 8. Barucb, Of Camden. 8. O.. writes:
II am using Valentines Meat Juice with excel
lent eject in the case Of child, who ls exceed
inely fond Of it, while he positively refuses sn
other food.n
and for sale Wholesale and retail. by
DR.. q. BAER,
No. 1s1 Meeting street, Charleston.
decT-s1yrDcAw -
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Mr.. NJ. 8. VALENTINE, Richmorl, Va.
CHARLESTON, 8. O., sepsember'Il, 1879.
QUARANTINE eFR1oE !.

CHARLRsToN, NOVEMBER ~, I6I1E
Mr. N, 8. VALENTINE: :.
Dear sir-Your samples of 'Meat Juice" wefe
received through the pollteneas Of your sgent,
and used very freely during the summer In :cho-
iera infaplum, low forms Ol fever and other dig
eases peculiar to this climate.
Icheerfully add my testimony TO It's dletetic
value, and regard your "Meat Preparanon": OF
adult practice. IL ia with pleasure shat + can
recommend its use to the profession generally
nom past experience and the happy results IN my
practice Very respectfully, &c. ..
ROBEHT LEBBY, II. D,s
Health ondcer. Harbor Of 0harlestoA.,
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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 e4'
anime same at P. P, 1oale's, Nos. 20 haSne'
and ss pipckey streets, or on Horlbeck's
Wharf, uoo0
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A UNIVERSAL REMEDY.-"Brown's Bron-
chlal Troches" tor Coughs, Colds and Bronchial
Affections stand frat in public favor and con-
ideace; this result has been acquired by test
of many rears. DowIE, NOISE & DAVIS, Agts.
nov20.Wfrn3
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VERY CHEAP.-A Handsome Box, cortain'
ing One Quire Initial Note Paper, Twenty-four
Initial Envelopes, Penholder and Pen' 1or
only twenty-five cents, at Won santen's Ba'
saar, No. 22s King street, next Academy Of
Mua,c july6-s
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COMMERCIAL NEWS.
Exports.

Nrw YoRK-Per ba,k Narragansett-4s tierces
rice 900 ba es upland cotton, Il79 ools rosln, 8'
tons logwood. .......Per schr Charles Morfora-
21s, 900 feet lumber. IA,
PHILLpRLPHIA-Per steamship Ashland-S93
bales cotton, lvo bales domestlcs. 81 bols rosiD,
@ toHs old iron, $50 bags cocoanuts a.,d sun
dries. ,,, NJ,
feet pine lumber.
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ASK your grocer for Dooley's Yeast Powder,
the best Baking Powder for preparing Bis
cults, Rolls, Bread, Grldde Cakes, Wafaes.
DO. Depot, No. 50 New street, N. Z. AT
retail by all grocers. mcho-tnstuS
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marrieD.

BERRY-MAY,-at Augusta. Ga February
23d, BY the Rev. Father O'Hara, Mr.. THOMAS d.
BERRY. formerly Of this city, to Miss KATE may
OF Augusta
THOMPSON-ouALMeR RS.-1n Newberry. Feo
ruary 27, oy' Rev. Il. T. Sloan. Mr. JOHN \. iHoAr
sOE AID Diss DoLLIE CHALMERS.
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GENTS, do you know where to get one OF
the latest styles of Hats At PLENaE's, NO.
2Ol KIpg street.
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AT FURCHGorT, BENEDICT i Co., Kid
Gloves, one button, 70 cents-reduced from
81; two button, s5 cents-reduced from 81 20.
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Interior Cotton Markets.

Interior Cotton Markets.
YoRKvILLE, March s.
The market is quiet at the following quotations;
Mid allngs 1917; low middllLgs Tx good Ordinary
A'n' ~" CHARLOTTE, March S.
ANDERSON, March o.
Cotton is selling al l5alSkc.
FLORENCE, march s.
Cotton per pound 1salsc.
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agFIRST BAPTIST CHURCH WILL
be open for Divine Service TO MORROW MORNING,
at hail.past 10 O'clock. Sermon by the Pastor
Rev. L. H. SHUCK.
Evening Service at half.pnst Z. Sermon by
Rev. a. W. L ,MAR, Agent OF the Bap'ist State
Convention. Sets free. mch8
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Fiat of Eeders.

IsT OF LETTERS REMAINING IN
il tile Posromce at Charleston, FOR the week
ending March 7, 1878, and printed offcially
the largest circulation In the City OF Charles
ton. Persons calling for Letters In this List
should state that they sre "AdVertised."
uo,rCx,o
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~CALVARY BAPTIST CHURCH.
The sacred ordinance of Baptism will be per.
formed by the Rev. Ui.1AN a. CHASE on SUN.
DAY, March The h, instant, at half-past p. NJ,
at the foot Of Council street, and the public are
respectrully Invited TO attend. mch8.lH
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Goo fate for Classification.
OADEMY OF N USIC.
SATURDAY, MARCH 9Th.
Last Night Of the Great Comedian,
JOHN E. OWENS.
Tonight Saturday. The Comedy ln Three Acts,
EVERY BODY'S FRIEND,
To Conclude with the
LIVE INDIAN
Mr.. OWENS In Three Characters. mch61
6bippina.
II o R F Il o R l D A.
VIA SAVAN N a a.

The Splendid Side wheel Steamers, r. ,.zE@h
DICT sTOR, captain II. Coxetter .5EsSS3&5ii -
and CITY POINT, CAPTAIN Fitzgerald. wll Ieave
Charleston every 1uEsDAY. THURSDAY aud sun.
DAY EVENING at OIL, OK precisely, for Savan
nah Fernandina. Jacksonville, Magn lia,. Gretn
cove springs, ST. augustine, Palatka and al.
Landings On ST. Johns River. Connecting at
Palatka with steamers for the Oclawaha hiver
and with the Steamer STARLIGHT Tor Enter.
prise MelIonvllle and all points on the Upper
ST. John,s and Indian Rivers.
Connect at Fernaudlna with Florida Railroad
for ali points In the inferior, aud with Railroad
for New Orleans and Havana, via Cedar Keys.
All Way Freight musL be prepaid.
For Freight or Passage, 8 ply 10
kAVENrL & CO., Agents,
dec2 Cor Vanderhor>t's Wharf and East Bay.
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Obj tuarn

MCLEAN.-DIed. at Cheraw, s. e., on the 50 OF
Marcn, MIS-. CLAUDIA ELIZABETH MCLEAN, Wile OF
DR. John K. Mclean, and only daughter OF a: mI.
William Godfrey, lu the thirty.nith year Oh lef
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CITY AFFAIRS.
MEETINGS THIS DAY.
franklin Lodge, A. F. NJ, q! 7 IN.
oHook aad Ladder, No. 2, at Z P. N.
THERMO1fETRICAL.

The following ls the range of the thermome-
ter yesterday at the drug store OF Mr.. Joseph
Blackmau, Broad street: 8 A. NJ, 40 10 a.
M, 4s; IL NJ, so; 2 P. NJ, 52;4 P. NJ. 6oi o +.
n, 4s; 8 2. H., 47.
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New York Rioe Market.

NEW YvRK March s.
The Daily Bulletin says: klce Is In fair DEM nd
and at former prices. We hear or NO sales l0'
uay. Rolder, are d m and prices are nncil' nSed.
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B UNITARIAN CHURCH.-DIV1NE
Service will be held in this Church To MORROW
MORNING, at hal-p ast 10 o'clock, the Rev. JAMES
BOYD ottlcla Ing. All strangers are Cordially In
vIte6 to attend mch8
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PLATED WARE, in new and exquisite de-
sona Tea Sets, Ice Pitchers and Castors, al
Allsn,s, No. 3O7 King street.
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Reliqlons Notlres

a@ THE MARINERS CHURCH WILL
be pen for Divine Service every SABBATH MORN
ING, at halfpast 10 o'c;ock, corner OF Church and
Water streets, Rev. W. b. YATES. officiating.
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BEAUTIFUL PHOTOGRAPH FRAMES, at 10 cents
each, at Won santens, No. 22a King street.
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Aimes, Mr.. n J
Alison. Sophia
Auzedley, Mrs

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| Alison. Sophia
| Auzedley, Mrs
| Geo U
| Altson, Mary A
| avery, Mary A
| Aust on, Dlanah
| Austin, Mary
| Bailey, Ella I
| Ba'ing. Sarah E
| Bee, r Elizabeth
Bignon. Mis- Bar.
| ME
| Blase, Mrs VIM
| Buiuesi ms Ag.
| Brooks, Susan
| erodie, Caroline
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| BrIwn, Hrs Gee
| Bulwiukle, Cal.
| rle
| Burns, Ida
| Cannon, Matilda
| Carroll, Martha
| Cad, Mrs Alice
| Campbell, Ro E
| Campbell, HTa
| E A
| Ghauar, Mary
| Chanons, Mrk
| Harriet
| Chlvious, Ellen
| UhlsOlm, BATH
| Claussen, Jenel
| Clyde, Mrs John
CorcoraD, Miss
| Conner, Mrs q
| Cole. Mary l.
| Costlne, Miss J
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| nav 8, Mrs AEne
| Davis. MarthS
| Dewitt, Mis- Ga
| brlel
| DeWan, Bertha
| Dent, Elvira
| pase, MIS- J T
| Duly, Carrie I
| Duffy, Mrs Mary
| Farley, Rose A
Evans, Mrs Rob
| erC
| Fields. Jennett
| Filming, Ju Ia
! Flynn, Jose
| phine
| Foster. Mrs A M
| FUl gotle. anu !
| F0rsy III, Mrs "
Fol bes, Martha
| Fore.t, 'renah
| Cannon, Miss II
| Gadsden, Alice
| Gardner, Mrs
| Gardner, ars q
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| Clubs, Louisa J
| 81 bon, Mrs ,37
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| GUts, Anna
| Gaines, Mrs Ag
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A LARGE and varied stock OF Sterling Silver
ware at James Allan's, King street.
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Receipts per Railroad March 2.
SOUTH CAROLINA RAILROAD.


7s5 bales cotton, II bales "" no bbls lonr,
8 cars stock. To Railroad Aeeut, tIost
co, a W Williams & CO. A "a mas. T b Smith, A
s Smith, PIiugle SON, @ulllgan, X Prln
gle, pelzer, Rogers Il co: Erwin, MONTY
Sun. a Walter Il co. VIC Bee Gu, B0rdIn
Parker, " Keny n, Klasman & Towel, W p
bowling, Trenho m. Trenholm & Son, Tlede..
man, calder d co Lesesne q Wells, Sohis Gu,
Ino oTssi,, Heins S' 3 soyd n Bird CO. rlecko
Peterman, F. Lantte co, II Wuhrmann d co,E
CowperthWalt.
NORTHEASTERN RAILROAD
o. bales cotton. $50 bols rosin, SS casks spirits
tul pentibe. ss bbls crude lurpenline cars ium
her, furniture md e,6c. Tow White, MRS r
Chase, CT Levy, Paul. Welch d co, Aslpa & MOT.
rison. Bardin d Parker. f Diamond @, J c
Bedel Pezer. Rodgers co, Lapane Ell.
wan Works. TP smith, D.eckhoa No. CO. KIecSe nS g
WeIters, Fenui X d T,ltot, lsear ClaGlus, q
Perry, u Vogt, >toney, DeWses'
lr. M, In Son, J A Ensl0w, Meyer. TIE
Kilnck, Wickepberg i CO. B Boyd, Harral. Boil
mann, Brus, Louis nei 2, Jno ONelll, FennlcS
TALBOT, Raveuel co, A SLlln' 50 Ex co,
Jno Hurkamp co, W O Be, CO, Chisolm's
4 Hsyn s, W Bowling. Geo II lug aham
Son, Wag, ner Munsers, ii Frost co, Mn,l-
den 4 Jones Caldwell son, Salnas, Mel
ing, Pringle & sou, hinsman Howell, MONTY
son Ryau. J O ClSus,cn, Reed DaVls.
T # Chapeau d CO. Mur daugn Weeklay, Z
4 Agodt. Order, and others.
SAVANNAH AND CHARLESTON RAILROAD.
is bales upland and IS BAYS sea island oton.
- bbls rusn, bb:s spirits ur, eptbe, l40 bushels
grain, cars lumber. wood. mdse, &c. TO singer
Manufacturing CO, f Bates 4 GO. Adgera 20,
N Brace, w Chaplin, Reeder & Davis, Nj Tiiest,
BEE Il CO. Fraser d I'LL. Stnll, u cub d CO,
q F: Perkins, Wagner d Monsees, Jas Hnmlln,
b cross. HApdrrson. G NJ keeves. W Kressel.
5 Du Bose, II bryan, q Klalte co, Wltte trOs,
Bardio & Parker. Pelzer, Rodgers co, Forward.
Ing agent, aud Others.
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BUSINESS gGros
VIZ A. K EN- Y o N,

VIZ A. YON,
PRODUCE COMMISSION MERCHANT AND FOR.
WARDING AGENT,
No. AZ MARKET S'TREET
In Pipe and Barrel slaves, Shingles, Spnkes,
Wood, Rough Rice, Peas Corn. Pindars, Apples,
Peaches, Potato 8, Onions, Bides, Furs, Beeswax,
Tallow, Hogs, Fowls, Eggs, Game.
Send for quotation OF market prices.
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PLAYING CARDS, wholesale and retail, very
cheap, at Won Santen's, No. 22s King street.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1873-03-08

ALL the popular grades of the Waltnam
Watch mandatory, at James Allan's.
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6tate Notices.
NOTICE TO PILOTS.

In accordance with instructions received at
this ONCE, from the Health of1cer or this Port,
Or. LEBBY, you are hereby ordered to anchor all
vessels arriving from Ports OF Brazil, Rio Janeiro,
Peru and Chilli at QUARANTINE.
BY order. A. U. SToNE'
Chairman eoard Commissioners OF Pilots.
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