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The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1873-01-24
I323 Eleventh Avenue,
Between 18th and l4th Sts., Altoona.

All such gonds Spices, Brushes Wood
aRd Willow Ware. Shoe BlncknS and Station
cry will be sold from manufacturers printed
price lists. aud all other goods in my line at
Philadel hia. Baltimore, Cincinnati ami Puts
hmrgh current prices To den lcrs present the
peculiar advantage of saving hen, all freight
and drayage. as they n"t required to pay
frcights from the principal cities and no Gruy-
age charges arc male. Dealers may rest as
sured that INV goods are al the hest qua!it, and
mv prices ne moderate CITY rates. By doing
n fair. upright business. and by promptly and
satisfactorily filling all orders. | hope to merit
the patronage of retail dealers and others in
Cambria county and clsew here. Orders re
Spcctfuly solicited and satisfaction ruSraI ee'l
in all cases. THOMAS GARLAND.
Altoona. July % ISG9. IT,
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1873-01-24
-ThiS is a cronn senson- nnh =.

This is a Group season, and rs cro.., is
a disease that requires more prompt relief
than can DO Afforded by the physician, who
has to be sent f'.r it will bc wel 10 bear
the following simple remedy IN r,;ad !:
Take tine white of aneg2s, stirit Thoroughly
into guastity OF we'll swcctcn"d water
and give il in refe.iteA desss until : cure is
affected. lfeac e.sg is not spilcicni, q sec
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1873-01-24

AN EDIToR WITH FRIEND.-The edi-
tor of tho Atlanta (Ga.) Weekly says ''Af
for all, editorial life has some pleasant
things about it. Our model subscriber is
Of the pleasantest. He has subscribed
for tho Wce.5Eg ever since it was started
and says his subscription will close with
his obituary notice, which we tc"rCully
promise to insert, free Of charge. HC h -
known ever since the time when we
wore little, short, pink dresses, and our
linguistic attainmentS we're of the most
h:nitcd description. lie used To bring us
sugar plums then wiLh much the same
manner that he brings ua new subscribers
now. lie always said that we were II
bright child ihow troublesome this editor
ial we is, it makes us feel as if we wcro
twins), and when we tumhlcd pgOmiscuous-
ly down stairs-which happened on an
average about twice u week-didn't lie
always say that it was an unfailing siga
that We shouldn't grow UP to be foolish?
lie kept the district school whero the
young ideas that now edit the Vcck{y
had their first artillery practice. 1t was
from his Instructions that first imbibed
That love of polysyllabic dictiou and gead
language generally that astonishcs the ma
tiyes OF Atlanta, and reduces the editor Of
the rival paper TO desperation. W hen oEr
model subscriber comes to sec Us, he knocks
at the door gently, COMICS IL and stays about
five minulCS tells us his business III plain
words, hands us a now list OF Subscribers,
pays his biz without any ohiurgajcry re-
marks, says The HcGkIY always was an
ably conducted Journal and co.. ;tautly iul-
proves, is glad we're 50 successful, thinks
our last editorial calculated TO do great
deal of'gOod, sends kind rcmcmblancus to
cur mother, speaks a pleasant word to the
sub-editor, aud goes with Our blessing fol-
lowing him down the stairs. y
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s.BESHS SfEcG

11l3ii'.Es Af'I'Ef9 INK G:%'IIsI'5
~ AVING recently enlarged our stock
aR we are now prepared to sell al u great
reduction from former prices Our stock con
sssts 81 Drugs, Medicines, Pcrfumcrv. Fancy
Soaps. Leon 3. Halls and Aliens Hair Restor-
a;ives. Pills, Ointments. Plastcrs, Lniments,
Pain Killers Ci'--tc Mngnesia. Fss Jamaica
Ginger. Pare Fl=voring Extracts, Essences,
Lemon Syrup. So"thing Syrup, Spiced Syrup,
Rhubarh, Pure Spices. &c.
CIGARS IND TUR4CCOS.
RlanG Books. Deeds, Notes ana Bonds; Can
Post, Commercial and all kinds of Note !'aper;
Envelopes, Pens, Pencils, ArnoId'R Writing
Fluid, Black and Rcd Ink, Pocket and s.as.
Books, Magazines, New spaPerS, N"veIs, HIS
tories, Bibles. Religious. .Prsy yor and Toy Gooka
Pemkuves, Pipes. &c
s@ !" e have added 20 ou- stock lot O!
FIN Jew E!.EY, to whica We would invite
the attention Of the Ladies'
PHOTOGRAPH ALBUMS at lover prices
than ever offered in this place.
PHror and Cigars sold either Wholesale crTe
tail. LEM MON & MURRAY,
july 2O. 1864. Main Street. Ei,en-brrE
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1873-02-20
LOCdL LACONICS.

"A white man, by the name OF McDevltt,
(sboemaker by trade,) has been missing from
his home In the city since about The 10th In
staat. His family are wholly Ignorant as to
his whereabouts, and would be thankful for
any information concerning him.
The report, current on Tuesday evening,
that man had been knocked down aud rob-
bed on King street after dark, was hoax,
emanatiDg from the added brain of the
would-be victim himself, who was laborllg, at
the time, under the effects of liquor.
-Messrs. Chapeau d Heffron are working,
night and day, on the new belts for the Wash
ington Light Infantry. They are of rich red
morocco, like those of the old corps, and will
add greatly to the appearance of the new uni
form. There is also now ready, at the same
Place, a handsome saddle-cloth CT elegant
style and finish, trimmed with leopard skin.
which Is iDtend ded for the use Of the "march-
ing captain" on the parade.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1873-02-20
DEATH OF JUDGE LEE.

Judge George Lee, of the Inferior Court,
died suddenly about eight o'clock yesterday
morning. He he'd for many months been suf
ferlng with pulmonary complaint, but he re-
tired 10 rest on Tuesday night, apparently as
well as usual. About half-past seven o'clock
yesterday morning he was taken with fit Of
coughing, which eliminated In the rupture of
blood vessel and violent hemorrhage, from
which he died in the course of fifteen min
utes. Judge Lee was native of Salem, Mas
sachusetts, and about thirty-two years of age.
He was educated In the Salem high school.
In January, 1866, he came to South Carolina
and engaged In cotton planting, which he
abandoned In 1853 for political lie. He was
elected member OF the Constitutional Con-
vention, ard served in all the Legislatures
under the new regime, except the present
one. De was subsequently, appointed
a trial justice for Summerville by Governor
SCOTT, and was elected judge OF the Inferior
Court by the Legislature on the 18th of
March, 1872. In hlsjudcial capacity it is only
Just to state that he was always courteous
and obllglng to those who were brought In
contact with him.
The Court of Common Pleas, which opened
yesterday morning, was adjourned by Judge
Graham without transacting any business as
token OF respect to Judge Lees memory.
The offices of the various trial justices in the
city were also closed tor The same reason.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1873-02-20

II. Unpaid bills OF 1852 10, III and IT,. $4,000
The bill 10 raise supplies for the fiscal year
ending Slst December, 1873, was again called
up. After lengthy discussion, the same re-
celved its second reading by sections, third
by its title, and ordered to be engrossed for
ratification as follows:
BILL to Raise Supplies for the Fiscal Year
ending 3lst December, 1873.
Be u ordained by the Mayor and Aldermen OF
Charleston in City Council assembled and by the
authority OF the same:
SECTION l. That the city appraiser Is hereby
directed ana authorized TO aasess lax OF eight.
teen mills upon the dbl ar Of the value OF all real
for The purpose OF meeting the expenses OF the
City Government for the current fiscal year.
SIC. 2. The taxes assessed III der this ordinance
shall be pas aole in three instalmenrs that is to
say: One.tbirl thereof from the fifteenth OF March
to the nrst Of April next inclusive; one third
thereof from ne fifteenth OF June to the first OF
July next inclusive; one-third thereof from the
fifteenth Of september to the first OF Octt ber
next 10 nclQsive. Pi Piovided, That all persons that
shall pay their taxes In one iustament on or
before the 0rsG OF April next, shall be allowed a
discount OF four per cear and that all persous
that shall pay their second and third ins al.
meuts on or before the first day OF July next,
sha be allowed discount OF two per cent on
the third instalment.
SEQ 8. That q penalty Of twenty per cent. shall
attach to all unpaid taxes after the first of Octo.
bec next and that the taxes on city stock be re-
tained by the treasurer cut OF the interest
thereon.
On motion. Council then adjourned.
W. W. S1aoNs, Clerk of Council.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1873-02-20
HOTEL ARRIYALs-FEBRUARY 19.
Charleston.

wB Bradley, Gordon, Brooklyni R L s
vrden, De, Molnes; N Moore, Philadelphia; @ A
soushall, Virginia; L Green, lady and son,
Brooklyn: Croyer and lady, Mrs Bartol, Mrs
stoholm, Philadelphia; Mr. aud Mrs W q Forbes,
nurse and two children, Bottom; Griffith and
son. New York; Yeatman, u Walshe. Bati'
more; Pritchard and lady, Savannah E
welleman, A Potter, Providence; Fontaine,
Cincinnat; f Alexander, New York; DR. san.
ders, Us A.; AE Williams, W J Lodge, Jen.
sins, New York; JP cambridge, New York; Mr.
and Mrs II Mellow, Cheraw; Law, W
harles H Kuqgan, DarllnQton;J Cantry and
lady, T Anorum and lady, Camdea;J Rich
ardson, Miss Richardson, SUMTER W Williams
AID lady, Mrs r @ Williams, Newberryi Mrs g p
Pu;nam, B Putin am, New York.
Pavilion.
" Better, Johns Island; o Williams, agett
Cromwell Is Art Entertainment; L Jones, Rich
mond: Brown, Philadelphia; B Knots,
Orangeburg: @ Wall, Washington W A Mure,
wadesooro', c; Captain Milne, lull River; 7
Harper. Harper, Kings;rte; Arnold, New
t,rlpang
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1873-02-20
STILL ANOTHER ENTERPRISE.

Mr.. D. B. HaseltLn, the we'll known and
popular sewing machine man, has recently
established a bag mandatory for the manu-
faclure OF -four, coffee and phosphate sacks.
The mandatory s at present located at No.
ls Hayne street, but Mr.. Haselton contem-
plates removing at an early day to more
roomy and eligible quarters. He has seven
hands steadily employed, most of whom are
females, and he uses the most Improved ap-
pliances for cutting and turning the bags.
The apparatus used for turning the bags is
his own invention. The number of sewing
machines In use heretofore has beer four, but
two others will be added to-day. The manu-
factory is capable of turning out from eight
hundred 10 two thousand finished bags
per day. Mr.. Haselton says that he
can sell bags here for the same price
at which they can be brought out
from New York. and that he has already
obtained orders for -four bags from Augusta,
and received a liberal patronage from the
phosphate companies of this city, besides
many letters of Inquiry from various portions
of this State and Georgia. The mandatory
has been In existence only sx weeks, and yet
the number of bags manufactured and sold
has already reached fifteen thousand, while
the orders now on hand are more than can be
filed. AS each of the phosphate companies
of the city annually uses from sixty thousand
to one hundred thousand bags, 1t will readily
be seen that the field open to Mr. Haselton is
an extensive one. he proposes to increase
his facilities for manufacturing proportionate.
ly to The increase OF his business, and, as
soon as possible, to bring out from the North
the machinery necessary for applying steam
power 10 his mandatory.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1873-02-20
Parade OF THE MOUNTED CLUBS.

Ata meeting of the German Hussar TIltlng
Club held OH Monday evening last, 1t was de-
cided that the club should have parade and
tilt on Monday next, the Oath instant, In
which the Charleston Light Dragon Sabre
Club and the Charleston Social Mounted Club
were Invited to participate. The latter club
held uteeting last evening and unanimously
accepted the Invitation. The clubs will as
semb,e at the corner Of Borgard street and
Ruuedge avenue, at twelve NJ, whence the
lire of march will lead through the principal
streets Of the city, and thence to the Schulzen-
platz, where a tilt for several handsome
prizes will take place. This will oe the first
parade of the Huesars, and 1t promises to be
q fine turnout.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1873-02-20
ST. P.ITRICK'S DAY.

The approach of s.. Patrick's Day 10
heralded this year by an unusual amount OF
buh.le and preparation. The various Irish
Societies Of the city, both civil and military,
have already held meetings and appointed
committees of arrangements for the tesliVi-
ties of the occasion. A general meeting of
these committees will be held in the Hiber-
nan hall, at eight o'clock, this evening for
the adoption of a programme Tor the day.
Among the organizations to be represented
in the meeting are St. Patrick's Benevolent
society, Irish Rifle club, Irish Volunteer Rifle
club, Irish Volunteers, and st. Joseph Total
Abstinence society.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1873-02-20
WIDENING KING STREET.

The removal of the three buildings on the
west side of King street, next south OF Gill;
ford street, for the widening of the former
street, has been ced, and appears to
be making fair progress. The soulhernmost
house, which is of brick, has been thoroughly
undermined and placed upon movable sills.
which at the proper moment will be pushed
the required distance towards the rear OF The
lot, carrying the house with them. These
houses stand about four feet further upon The
pavement than the line of buildings above
and below.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1873-02-20
MARINE NEHS.
MARINE NEWS.
CHARLESTON, 8. c.. FEBRUARY 20, 1873.
Lat "A deg a. min 80 acc Lon 10 deg 81 min 27 sec
ARRIVED YESTERDAY.

steamship Ashland, Hunter. Philadelphia left
Inst. Ndse. To w Oourtenay, Q Bart CO.
Elum l. Miller, 4 8 David, Jas Riley, W Rice,
Elias Bros, W Yates, E F Kiltoe, F Archer,
Crane Boylston CO. WAGNER Monsees, IL Bis
chof1 d co, Feldmann co. ? Scnuc IN n nm
Z FRANKIE. Johns N d. Brown. Mclnnls. w
4 co, Taylor Il CO, Dow,e, Noise Davis,
Duval Il Son. Cameron. Barkl-y co, Bliss
Z Balsnger, ] Grsver Bro, Shepherd & co, +
Won .>antin, d F Gleason. Jno Hurkamp co, u
Paul i co. g J Luhn, W Marshall 4 co. QuacE,
enbusl, tstlll & co. E Bates & CO. Johnson,
Wineman d co, ] Eyer, J e Adger co.
IhUmnson & co, o q PIenge. q Lop=z, F0gar-
tie. StIllman & CO, Adams. Damon co. ,er,
JeGords CO. Borner, Jno Fairly co; o
F Baker, W N Bird & co, Railroad Agent, Order
and others.
schr Southerner, LETTERS. from Georgetown. s
G. 1000 bushels rough rice. To J Pringle q
Son.
Steamer Pilot Roy. McNelty, from Savannah,
via Beaufort and Hilton Head. IS hagd sea
island cotton and mdse. To sverel. Holmes
co. uaines. W A Boyle D McPh rsoa, Rave.
Ism, Henry Robertson. II Triest N Cuthbert.
steamer N s Allison, Togllo Edisto Enterprise.
Rockville and Way Landings. 2 bi!s sea island
cotton, bbls oysters mdse and snndries. 70
Nesblr, Mcpherson, $ Wells. Witte Bros, inc 70
Colct ok co, l. Kenacke. Ravenel CO, q
Claussen.
CLEARED YESTERDAY.
Steamship James Adger, Lockwood. New York
Br bark kathleen. Kesy, Liverpool Henry
Card.
Ir bark Quebec, Schuylken, Falmouth, Eng,
for orders-Jos A tTlsIoT co.
Spanish brig Parauon'. Marlstany, Barcelona
" Hall.
Big r Hassell. Htdsdon. Maysgueg, R, and
market-JtsA Ens'ow Il co.
Schr A Fanens, Bragg, New Haven, Conn, Via
Savanuah-Jus A Ens.Ow co.
Sohr A B ueyer, Revllle, Pniladelp1ia-Cohen
Wells.
SAILED YESTERDAY.
Steamship James Adger, Lockwood. New York.
Spanish brig Salas, Fermenla. New York.
Scnr T W Haven, Brown. Baltimore.
Schr Jnhn Slusmon, Adams, Phila 'elphla.
Schr VIM Slater, Kilam, Georgetown, s O.
Schr J Frye, Alexander, Baltimore.
FROM THIS PORT.
Bark st Peter, Curtis at New York, February
II.
SAILED FOR THIS PORT.
Br schr Hystine. -, from Bio de Janeiro
February TO-
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1873-02-20
HAMLET, TONIGHT.

The lovers of Shakespeare will have an op.
portunlty tonight Of seeing the tragedy OF
Hamlet presented as it has not been for many
year in Charleston. Mir. Barrett is second
only TO Edwin Booth as atragedian, aud the
company by which he ls supported comes
from the Varieties Theatre, which is to New
Orleans what Wallack's ls TO New York. The
performance is sure to be fine one through
out. Seats may be secured at the box office,
this morning.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1873-02-20
Receipts per Railroad February 10.
SOUTH CAROLINA RAILROAD.

$40 bales cotton ss bales goods, 7S bbls flour,
cars stock. To Railroad Agent, Pelzer. Rod.
gers il CO, J Salinas, Pringle, q Son. T Smith,
" W Smith, O'Nel, Walter 4 co. Counts
& Wroton. Reeder Davis, kMurdaugh l. Week.
lev. Trenholm Il Son, Muwry &Son, Wiss CO..
Tupper d Sons. E H Frostf co, F C Mey Johnston,
Crews i CO. Whild. n Il Jones, Roach d Molrett,
Ravene & 90, Bolmann Bros Lesesne Il Wells,
Goldsmith Son, D ANIME, B Boyd, NJ Triest,
A q Walker, johnson, W Williams l. CO, T
Erwin, Caldwell Son, Taylor CO.
NORTHEASTERN RAILROAD
oil bales cotton. 24Sbbls rosn, 81 bbls spI its
turpentlne, cars lum0er, slaves, md e, DC. To
Bardin Il Parker, w Kenyon, Pezer, Rodgers
d co, A thames, F Weter,, ] Caves, F W
Pleper, W Harral, Diamond G q, Baker Rich
ards0n. " Chase, J Il Johnson, E II Frost Il co.
U Levy, Trenholm d Son, T Ihapeau co,
WWilams & co, A J Salinas, G H Walter & CO,
Whtden d Jones, ShacEelord d Kelly, J D Kirk
patrick, Caldwell Son. Wltte Bros. Murdaugh
Weekey, W Bee 4 co. PriDsie i Son, Rob-
son, P Smith, A Smith, = L Howard. ki1sman
l. Bowel. W z Ryan, Quackenbusn. Estlll u CO,
Dargan, + yelling, Benefits Mill: Dingle,
VT White, L F Hill, J Adger & co. Irlest,
q Chafee & CO, Sloan &:Sieghious. SWeegan,
Ppul, WEIGH CO, r Walsh, Mrs Wiiilams, "
P Hamilton, O Mack, F L Meyer, b Nelson, = n
,deldsmth i Son, h Cobia co, D o'Neu, u
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1873-02-20
LECTURES.

Professor Miles has been prevailed upon to
deliver course OF lectures on Shakespeare In
March and April. Those who desire 10 enjoy
the rich literary treat thus to be afforded, are
invited to call at Fogartie's, where the terms
CT subscription can be ascertained.
The celebrated lecturer, Edward Carswell,
of Ontario, Canada, will lecture at the Acade-
my OF Music on Monday and Wednesday even
iugs, the Sd and 9Th of March, before Palmet-
to Division; No. A, Sons OF Temperance.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1873-02-20
REPAVING KING STREET.

Inspector Lucas has commenced tearing up
the cobble stones 10 King street, between
Wentworth and Hasel streets, with view to
the street with the Ballet pavement.
This consists of small blocks of wood, GrooVed
and tongued to ft closely together, which are
laid down with the narrowest edge upper
m DIT. This is said 10 make much smoother
and better pavement Than cobble stones. The
cost ls about 81 80 per square yard.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1873-02-20
COMMERCIAL NEWS.
Exports.

L1vERPooL-Psr Br bark Kslheen-102 bags
sea island cotton, 1874 bales upand cotton, 663
bbs losln. Gal staves.
FALMOUTH, ENG-Per Br bark Quebec-54s tons
mahogany-nward cargo Fr bark Canton, from
Tupu CO. Mex.
MAYAGUEz p r, AND A MARKET-Per brig r s
uassell-l8U. 900 ct plic pine lumber.
BARURLoEA-Per Spanish brig Paratons-450
bsles upland cotton, 308 nhs rosin.
NEW YoRK-Per Hteamshp James Adger-l06
naps SEA island cotton. 1918 bales upland cotton,
70 Iierces r ce, so cas.s clay. 80 bales moss, 81
pEgs domestics, SO pkgs sundrles
PnILADELPHn-fer schr A B Heyer-l2o,0 900
Tesa ed lumber aud timber
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1873-02-20
Passengers.

Per steamship Ashland, from Philadelphia
Coombs, n Thompson and vile.
Per steamer N 8 Allison from Edis'o, Enter.
prlse Rockville and Way Landings-Mrs W
SeabrooE, aaster e Seabrock, MiIs NJ Whaley, Dr.
T P Mlkell, lady and two children. Master P
Mikell, MISS Jenkins, Miss N Cnaolln. N
Jenkins, " Wilson, O Lancaster, D Towles.
Il W Gray. W Slmons, Hopknson, Hop.
klnson, Bailey.
Per steamer Pilot Boy, nom Savannah, via
Beaufort and Hilton Head-J B Hubbard,J W
Keogn and son. Capt Milne. aud 20 on deck.
Per steamship James Adger, for New York
DR. II sanders, Rev Bishop T Young. W ]
Comiugs, E N Phillips Long, F Long. Miss A
Dunn, Buffle, wife and three children r Wood.
Delsmetre and wife, 8 Ste and wife, Y
Richards, NJ Levy.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1873-02-20
Dbltnarp.a


DEWEES.-DIed on the lat OF December, 1872.
VIOLET IRBNB, infant daughter OF Thomas q.
and charlotte T. Dewees, or Uholera InfanturRs
aged ten months and twen'y'six days.
Our Violet was too pure on earth to stay.
So the angels have cJH1e to take her aWa51 ~
See them rubad IN sp0Less white,
As from heaven they lake their nighf. : IL
See, one has In her hani starry crown,
AS nearer and carer she comes down.
she Kisses her and places IL on her brow: y:
Weep not, mother, she is an angel now.
She gave her mother one parting look,
Then she the angels to heaven took:
Cease, dear mother, those bitter tears.
Your darling Is an angel now, i.',S's
With the starry crown upon her brow; -
In Jesus arms she safely rests,
Until the resurrection or the blest.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1873-02-20
MAYOR'S COURT.

Ealta johnson, colored, drunk, dlsorderly
and disturbing the peace, one dollar fine or
ten days In jail. VIM. Burleigh, lying drunk
on the streets, fined one dollar. Henry Bed
ford, larceny, one dollar fine or ten days. A
red COW and a bay horse were also taken nm
going at large, lodged in the upper Guard
house yard, and fined one dollar each.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1873-02-20
Wilmfnaton Market.

WILMINGTON, February 1S.
SPIRITS TURPENT1NE.-Sales OF 337 casks at
e4c Der gallon Tor Southern packages. Market
quiet. "
Market 6rm. -
CRUDE TURPBNTINB Sales OF 1700 bbls at S. 26
for virgin and yellow dip, and So rs for hard.
Market ,teady.
TAR.-sales Of 15o bbls at 50 so per bbl. Mar
ket quiet.
CoTToN-Sales OF 2l bales as follows: s bales
at l7H. 8 at ls and at l9c per 10. Market net.
CoRN.-Salea OF $500 bushels on private terms,
but supposed to be at 7Sc per bushel.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1873-02-20
MHOFFIOE SOUTH CAROLINALUNA.

~OFFIoE SOUTH CAROLINALUNA.
TIC ASYLUM, COLUMBIA, FEBRUARY IL, 1878.
1t having been determined to supply tnsInstitu.
ton with Provisions by Contract Sealed Pro.
posals for furnishing the following articles, win
be received ~. the Goth instant: Hams, 800
pounds; Bacon, 1000 pounds; Flour, SO barrels;
Coffee 500 pounds; Sugar, 1000 pounds; RIGA l2G9
ponnds; Salt. sacks; Butter, 400 pounds; Lard,
800 pounds; Tea, $50 pounds; Tobacco, $50 pounds;
8, ap 700 pounds; Mackerel, barrels; Candies, 80
pounds; Cheese, 200 pounds; Pepper, Black, 10
pounds; Dried Apples, 200 poun.s; Aolasscs, 2
barrels, per gallon; Baking Soda, rs pounds; hut
megs, pound; Corn, ECO bushels; Timothy Hay,
1000 pounds; Mill Feed, 500 bushels; Oats. II
busbels Corn Brooms, / dozen; Cow Peas, 25
bushels. .sr-,- 90, a.. -.
All goods must b, Of good quality and In good
condition. To be delivered from. 1st to 8lst Of
March next as per requlsltiou. To be paid for az
thirty days. > :.
By order OF the Board OF Regents. 80
J.F. ESsoR, go
superintendent and Ex. ofdclo,
Secretary OF the Board Regents.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1873-02-20
FOREIGN EXPORTS.

There was cleared yesterday by Mr.. Henry
Card the British bark Kathleen, for Liver
pool, with l02 bags sea Island cotton, lSAf
bales upland cotton, $50 barrels rosln aud Oil
staves. The Spanish brig Paratons, for Bar
celona, by Mr.. W. P. Hall, with 4bO bIles up
land cotton and 9O8 barrels rosin.