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THE COURTS.
Municipal Court.

Municipal COurt'
Robert Scott, colored, attempting to steal
fowls from the residence of the assistant chief
OF police, thirty days. Thomas Nestor, drunk
and dlsorderly, peace bond.
United States Court.
David Baxter was found not guilty OF seihng
lonor and tobacco without an Internal reVe-
nue. license.
The report of Registrar Carpenter on the
petition of Charles Kerrison, ST., to estaolsn q
lien In the case of Charles Kerrison, Jr',
bankrupt, was confirmed, and the oankrupts
effects ordered to be sold.
The following special jury was organized to
attend on the summons Of the court: DR..
David Gleger, foreman; John a. Alston, Jas.
b. Colburn, John J. Driscoll, P. P. Locke,
James Hogan, James Luby, F. G. Miller'
white; Campbell F. Lawrence, Thomas A.
Davis, Benz. Holloway, q. @. Mlnott, colored.
upernumerarles-Hen Hogarth, white;
Samuel NJ. Mears, colored.
Inferior Court.
The grand jury returned the following true
bills: William Rstig, breach OF trust and
grand larceny; Isbam Moore, obtaining goods
under false pretences and escaping from q
constable; Monica Bennett, assault with In
tent to kill and assault and battery; George
Flnegan, assault with intent to kill and as
sault and battery; Thomas Marshall, assault
with intent to kill and assault and battery.
The case OF Jerry Williams, housebreaking
aud larceny, was continued.
Two suits against VIM. N. Nolen, 1or oreacn
of trust and larceny, we're mol. pressed.
VIM. Risllg was found guilty of breach Of
trust and grand larceny.
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The Charleston Cotton, Rice and Naval
Stores Markets.


Stores Markets.
OFFICE CHARLESTON NEWS,
FRIDAY EVENING, January II, lS73.)
CoTToN.-This article was much depressed, with
unsettled and nominal rates; sales alb Jut $50
bales, part OF which was sold the evening before,
say at IA, at 15 a. 1611, IS at TX, IA at Tx
II at Tx. 10 at l7x, Al at Tx. SO at 1Sz, 81 at
1s,f, So at 1S, SO at l8X, 40 at 10, at lsS. at
lsH, 10 at 1es, Is at 1sH, Is at 1sf, 10 at 2oc 2
fb. Quotations are omitted.
RICE-There was good demand for this grain,
with strong market and full prices; sales about
100 tlerces clean Carolina say Sc ierces at l9 49,
at I, 80 at TX, 40 at 73s, 40 on private terms.
We quote common to fair at 6h@71S, coed 7A@
7Sc.
NAVAL SToREs.-The receipts were "a bbls
spirits turpentine and $50 bbls rosn. The mar
ket was nrm for all kinds, with light stock, and
no sales reported.
FRRIaHTs.-To Liverpool, by steam, dl rect, -
on uplauds, - on sea Islands; via New York,
xd on uplands, - on sea islands; by
sail I'd on uplands, and "a on sea islands. To
Hayre, - on uplands. CoasLwise-tn New
York, BY steam, nc on uplands and - on sea
Islands; So p tierce on rice; 6oc q bbl on rosu,
by sail, &C q tb on cotton; C 2 tierce on
rice; SOC p Dbl On rosln; sll@l2 . N on lumber;
sI2al2 so a NJ on timber. To Bost n, BY steam
xc on upands and 50 so 2 tierce on rice; by sail,
C b on uplands; rosln zoe; resaWed stuI
s12@12 so; timber sla@1s so; phosphate s5@5 so.
To Providence, by sail s1o@ll q on boards;
&C q tb on cotton; by steam &c via New York.
To Philadelphia, by steam &c on uplands; 81 IS
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2 cask on rice; o0c {. obl ur r.sln; 81 Oh splits.
Through bills Of ladlng given TO Boston, ProVl'
dence and the New gland cities are regularly
Issued on this route, and dispatch guaranteed.
By sail, So q on boards; s12 on timber; - =
ton on clay; SO so on phosphatea. To Baltimore
by steam g 9, b; by sail ss@s SO 2 NJ on
boards; - on timber; SO 80 q ton at city; $40
so q ton up river or phosphate rock. Vessels
are in demand by our merchants 70 take lumber
freights from Georgetown. 8. O.. Darien and Sstl.
Ia River, Co., and Jacksonville, Fla, to Northern
ports, and slo@l2 q N are the rates on timber
and boards.
ExCHANaB.-Sterllng 90 day bills 21K@21x.
DOMESTIC EXCHANGB.-The banks purchase
sight checks on New York at II per cent. OF,
and sell at par.
GoJD-11h@13.
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THE CONFEDERATE HOME.

In the Confederate Home repor. published
yesterday the types made us say that "a delay
Of SIX months occurred at the opening of the
term" They should have said ''six aoecks." /"
We ars glad to learn, moreover, that even
this delay Of six weeks is not to be considered
in estimating the expenses Of last year, inas.
much as 1t was inclrded In the report of the
preceding year. which covered an interval Of
fourteen months, In order to make the Home
yesr begin on January lst. II will be seen,
therefore, that the entire expenses OF that in
stttution from January l, 1872, to January l.,
1873, were but s5s0s s5. 1t would be hard to
flnd parallel to this encouraging statement
In any benevolent organization where like re-
suits have been attained. The Home seems
to be as wisely managed as 1t Is nobly con-
.ceived and generously sustained.
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THE GREAT METROPOLIS.
Il DAYs DOINGs IN THE WICKED
CITY.

Egyptian Darkness-.A DIsgraced Min
lister The Democratic Cnucus---A
False Alarm About Stokes.
NEW YORK, January II.
Another dense fog prevailed here tnls
morning, rendering ferry navigation both te-
dlous and dangerous.
A small panic occurred In the St. Dennis
Hotel last night, caused by fire In one OF lne
rooms. which, however, caused puC siignI
damage and was quickly extnguished.
The Rev. W. G. Clark has been expelieo
from the New York Methodist Conference lor
CARRYING on lottery, ostensibly tor the oene-
fit of a mission house and Tree reading
room. He continues, however, In the appa-
rentIy successful serving of his own churcn ID
Brooklyn.
The report OF finding bottle of strychnlne
In the cell lately occupied by Stokes is untrue.
The drug was nux vomica, and had been meol-
cally prescribed. .,.,o
The Rev. Josiah LeaVilt, D. D., associate
editor oil the New York Independent, died IN
BROOKLYN last evening from apoplexy.
ALBANY, N. T., January IL.
The Democrats and Liberals here, In caucus,
have nominated Chas. wheaton LOT Unltea
Slatea senatOr.
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LOCAL LACONICS.

Yesterday afternoon about quartor-past
three O'Clock chimney at No. SO Broao street
was discovered burning. The fire was e4tln-
guished, and no alarm was sounded.
MIR. e. J. Burdell, who made most Oh
friends in this city, where for many years he
held the position of cashier of the Charleston
Hotel, Is now connected with the Columbia
Hotel, in the State capital.
Old Probabilities predicts for the South
eastern States to-day northeasterly and north
westerly winds, with rising tendency, rising
barometer, warmer temperature ana very
generally clear weather.
I'm the rattle OF the farm clock st Mr.. hoi-
dewey's, No. 500 King street, last evening"
Mr. n. Chafee was the fortunate winner.
A gold chain was also rafasd In connection
with the clock, this being won by Mr.. +. e.
P!nckney. g
rg -Messrs. WAGNER, Monsees & Co. received
.by the last arrival Of the steamer Jas. Adger
another of the large trucks which are gradu-
ally supersedlng the dray. This hrm mas also
procured span Of bays, which stand seVen-
teen and half hands high, and seem capable
of drawing an exaggerated quantity OF freight
The damage caused by the accident on
the Northeastern Railroad on Thursday after
nooa has been repaired, and the trains Will
run. to-day as usual. change OF schedule
goes into effect on Monday next, when the
day passenger trains will leave the city at 10
A. n. and arrive at $50 z. n, instead of 10.l6
A. II. and P. NJ. respectively as now.
Yesterday two notorious til-tappers, Jim
Drayton and Jos. Myers, alias "Tricky," were
sent to jail by Trial Justice McKinlay. They
were arrested by the detectives for relieving
the money drawers of the following named
persons: Mr.. Slsttery, corner Church and
Market streets; Mr.. Welsh, Market street; hrs.
Swing, corner George and st. Philip, and
Lewis @. Koester, corner Radcliffe and King.
The Wilmington Star again throws new
light on the careless manner In which the
wilmington, Columbia and Augusta Railroad
attends, or rather does not attsnd, to the
transportation OF freight, and cites several
cases of extraordinary delay. As the goralan
knot cannot, It. seems, be united, 1t were bet.
ter for those who reside on the CheraW and
Darlington Railroad, to cut 1t at once by ship
ping all their produce to Charleston.
In the House OF Representative In Con-
gress, on the 10Th, there was presented the
petition of W. Allston Glbbes, grandson and
heir and for the co-hsirs OF W. b. Gio6es, de-
ceased; Thomas J. LaMotte, grandson and
heir and for the co.heirs Of /, LaMotte, Of the
firm of LaMotte & Chisolm; James F. Gads-
den, grandson and heir Of Gs5riel Mischaw,
for losses by French spoliatlon, which was,
under tho rule, referred to the appropriate
committee.
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TILE STATE TAXES.

Tie State taxes are still received at the
county treasurer's Office without the addition
Of the penalty. Although no official notifca-
tioa Of tie extension Of the time for payment
has yet been received by the county otficerDa
1t Ia generally understood that indulgence will
be granted the taxpayers until the first Of Feb
y.soru
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THE SANTANA ELEPHANT.

Encouraging Tidings for the New Com
pnny.
NEW YORK, January II.
The secretary of the samana Bay Company
states 1t as having been stipulated that the
company Ia free TO protect Itself from out
side interference. 1t does not, however, court
uuarrels, and hopes that all nations will prove
friendly. The company will first declare Sa-
mana Bay IA free porl" to the whole world.
Adyices from Washington say the Congress.
men regard the Samana Bay purchase as i'm
practicable, and the Haytien minister thinks
it bad speculation, declaring the place TO be
1t for nothing better than naval station.
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Ia GRANDE DUCHESSE.

The audience at the Academy of Music last
night was rather email. The impersonation
of the role OF La Grande Duchesse seemed to
tax Mrs. Oates's powers somewhat, but she
succeeded In very clever imitation of Tos-
tee, who introduced this character 10 the
American stage. The balance of the company
were hardly equal to the requirements OF the
opera. At the matinee to-day Les Bavards
will bs presented, and tonight the Kings Sc
cret WILL close Mrs. Oates's engagement.
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WLlmIngton Market.

WILMINGTON, January TO.
SPIRITS Observation-Disclosures quiet, with an
advancing tendency. Sales or 500 casks at 60c
per gallon lor southern packages, an advance Of
2cDsince last reports
ssRusIN.-Sales OF only 800 bbs reported at
So l6a$3 20 for strained delivered.
CRUDE TURPBNTIHB.-Sales OF 207 bbls reported
at So so for hard, an advance Of 36c since last re-
port'.
TAR.-Sales OF 40 bbls reported at 50 80, and 90
OF So 40 per bbl. Market quiet.
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HorEI ARRIYALS-JANUARY II.
Charleston.

Charleston.
Lockyer, NJ Danforth, ] Cowdey, G F
Phelps, Duer, F Ii Seaver, ] Willie, R
Walker, A Dogbert, " D Wight and lady. Miss
NJ Scott, P Balm, Miss Balm, Mr. and Mrs WP
Prentice, Mss Prentice, New York; O Smith, NJ
stackhouse Anderson. South Carolina; d L
wiutvngham and lady, Jersey City; Ii Hand,
Philadelphia; M and Mrs Beer, Prince Ed
wards Island; W Carmichael, savannah II
Brown, Hall, Wilmington, G; IN Con.
gan, lady and child, Newark; Chambers and
lady, Miss Chambers, Pennsylvania; HaWes,
l. and RR.
Pavilion.
CB Cook, New York; E W Ferris, Kesher, ]
Nettles, South Carolina; W Dixon, Miss E
Dixon. North Carolina; A Crosby, Nova Scotia; E
Curtis, Sesrsport, Maine.
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THE CHARLESTON NEWS: SATURDAY, JANUARY 49, 1873.

close i. he;d firm a. exc, with 81 freely bid. |
Sales laO bbls at e2c, 150 at e. 25 New York bbls
at 62I, and 100 bb!s, In shipping order at csc.
STRAINED rosiu Is In but moderate request, but
prces firmly held. Sales 500 obls at So IS, and
400 bbs So s6a4 in lots, common strained up TO
low No z. Tar continues firm and in moderate
demand; sales 100 bbls Washington at s. 2da
37H. Pitch unchanged.
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QUARANTINE OFFICE.

QUARANTINE BFF1CE.
CHARLESTON, November 20, 1872
Mr.. M. 8. VALENTINE:
Dear Sir-Your samples Of "Meat Juice" were
received through the politeness OF your egent,
ami used very freely during the summer In cho-
lera inrdnlum, low forms Of fever and ether dis
eases peculiar to this climate.
cheerrnlly add my testimony to its dietetic
value and regard your MEAT PREPARATION OF
great benefit, not only In infanti Q, but also In
adult practice. 1t is with pleasure that can
recommend It's use to the profession generally
from past experience and the happy results in my
practice. Very respectfully, &C..
R0BEkT EEBBY, II. D.,
Kealth Officer, Rarbor Of Charleston.
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N O & r L O & I D A,
VIA SAVANNAH.

THE Splendid slde-wheel Steamers, : .sEA
DICTATOR, Captain L. II. Oo1etter, =
and CITY POINT, Captain Fitzgerald, VIII leave
Charleston every TUESDAY, THURSDAY and SUN.
DAY EVENING, at O'Clock precisely, for Savan.
nah. Fernandina, Jacksonville, Magnolia, Green
Cove Springs, st. Augustine, Palatka and al
Landings on st. Johns River. Connecting at
Palatks with steamers for the Oclawaha River
and with the steamer STARLIGHT for Enter!
prise, Mellonvlle. and 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 d co., Agents,
Corner Vanderhorst's Wharf and East Bay.
dec2 -.'
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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 PIP. Toale's, Nos. 20 Hayne,
and SO Plnckey streets, or on Horlbeck's
Wharf, dec30
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NEW AND CHEAP CH1LDRES's CARRIAGES
Yeloclpedes. Roccking-H Horses, Carts, Wheel
barrows, &C., just received at Won santen's
No. 22s King street, Charleston, s. C.
jun1l.tu
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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 santen's Ba-
zaar, No. 22s King street, next Academy OF
Music. july6-s
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HARRIs's ''sEAMLEss" KID GLOVES. in opera
sizes, from 81 to 8; with one, two and three
buttons, now opened by J. R. READ & Co.,
SOLE AGENTS FOR CHARLESTON. jan9
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-oRED1Fro WHoM CREDIT rs DUE.
TO TIE EDITOR OF TIE NEWS.

To TIE EUITUK UF TIE NEHS'
The notice In yesterdays paper, "Foreign
Exports" excellent COMPRISING of cargo of
British bark Magnet, cleared by Messrs.
albbes 3arnwell, was Incomplete inasmuch
as it referred only to the portion compressed
by the Charleston Hydraulic Cotton Press,
emitting that the other portion was COM
pressed by the Tyler Cotton Press JUSTICE.
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KID GLOVES KID GLOVES KID GLOVES -
J. Z. READ d Co. have again opened full line
OF HARRIs's superior Victoria" Kid Gloves,
two buttons, at 81 rs, in street colors, operas
and black ;ono
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We INVITE attention to ]. &. READ & Co.'s
advertisement Of HARRIs's SEAMLESS" KID
GLOVES, which are universally acknowledged
to be the best imported. ]. R. READ Il Co.
have again received full line In all sizes.
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, THERMOMETREOAL.

The following was the range of the ther-
mometer yesterday, at the drug store OF MIR.
Joseph Blackmsn, on the south side OF Broad
street: A. NJ, 50; 10 A. NJ, 81; IL NJ, "a;
2 p. n, 62;A P. r., 50; P. NJ, 81; T.
H., IS,
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BUSINESS NOTICES.

iSsw RATE.-On and after January l, 1873,
the rate for Business Notices In The NEWS
will be Thirty Cents a line, each insertion.
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NI8E STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA,

NlHE STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA,
l. GEORGETOWN COUNTY-C0URT OF PHO.
BATE.-St. JEO. P. ELLIS, ST., vs DURAND y:
Reai Fs,ate 10 DERAND o.. ELLIS, Defendant;
Yea are Sers6y 10 and required to
swer the complaint 10 this action, which was
filed in this Court on the lSta dsy OF December
~ excnsive OF the day OF such service; and II you
Sail ro answer the compls at within the time
ornrssaid the pl4inti 10 this action will apply TO
This Court for the relief demanded In the com.
issued under my hand and seal Of on1oe, this
hrat day of January, 1873. 3. o. BUSH, =
janl-ws Probate Judge. :,
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Interior Cotton Markets.

RtoK HILL January 10.
Under the influence OF heavy receipts at the
ports prices have declining tendency, and we
quote our market weak at l8al8Hc for middlngs.
Sales Of the week S9e bales.
YoRKVILLE, January is.
Market unchanged and weak at former quota
tionS Uf l5al7xo.
CHARLOTTE, January 13.
We quote low mlddlin1 a &c, and middlings
at l7Hc; clr.n stains 16al6hc.
Cotton is selling to day at 16kalS@c.
ANDBR ON January Is.
Cotton market has been brisk for the past few
days. To-day prices range from l6 to loA; sales
for the week 658 bales -
There was good market today for nne cot.
tons at lsHc FOR mlddlings; lower grades were
neglected. The receipts today were 4L6 bales;
shipments sos; sales 1872 -
Market demand for better grades; ordinary
16al6Hc, good ordinary TX, low mlddlngs
l8H, middings l9aleN; salts l34 bales; recelpts
413; shipments 3l6.
MONTGOMERY, Jar uary l6.
Ordinary l6al7c, good ordinary l7H, strlct gooa
ordinary 18. low mlddlings 1sh, middlngs l'I.
The market Is dull.
SUMTER, January IA.
About 218 bales have been son since last report.
The market has continued quiet aud nrm, WIN
hut little change to report. we Quote: urdlnary
l5A. good ordinary 16H. low mlddling l7&' mla.
ABBEYILLE, January Is.
Cotton 1Sc q fb.
NEwBERRY, January 13.
''o' LEXINGTON, January IA.
Cotton Il Halsc.
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PaaacuQcra.

Per steamer Dictator, from Palatka via Jackson.
Mr Walker, y Gorham, W Sauren and wife, and
Q on deck.
Per steamer Pilot Boy, rrom Savannsh via
Beaufort 'dc-E Marshall, captain Milne. Chas
Harrison, Captain Stephens, DR. oliver, Baker,
anu 10 on deck.
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BEAUTIFUL PHOTOGRAPH FRAMES, at 10 cents
each, at Won santen's, No. 22s King street.
jun1-s
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NoRTHBlsTRRN RAILRoAp.

ss1 bales upland cotton, II bbls spirits turpen-
tine, 81 bbs rosin, cars lumber tobacco. mdse,
&c. To Eros: & co. W Ryan. MoWry Son,
" Courtney & co. Salinas, walter q
CO, Caldwell l. SIn, P Smith, Smith. =
Mey Wiss & co, Barden & Parker, Trenholm d
Sun, Whilden d Jones' T Q Boag, Wilcox, Gibbs
co, Williams d co, " Bee d CO, Prngle &
n, Pezer, Rodgers co, J kirkpatrick. Muir.
e. 'gh i Weekley, II Wagner, Reeder q Davis,
Kinsmau & Howell W Dukes q co, Wind.
ham, Ravenel & co, ] N Robson, Witte Bros. e
yelling. 8 d y r R Agent, 5 R K Agent,
K Agent, Order, and others.
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Drngs a1lSS Mehlrines.

MEDICINE AND FOOD COMBINED.
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MARINE NEWS.
CHARLESTON, q. c.. JANUARY 10, 1878
al 81 deg ID min SO &c., Lon 10 deg OF min IT sec
ARRIVED YESTERDAY.

Schr Ida RIcha: dson, Bedell, Baltimore, - day 8.
Corn and mdse. To Cohen Wells, Atlantic
Phosphate CO, h BischufI co, Butter,
Be- d CO, BurmeisLer Zerbst, Dowie, Noise 4
Davis, J Graver, d Graver a Bro, w Jones d
co, L w schnner, J Thompson Gu, wehn an, 7
Wlueman q co, ] Wunrmann q 20, VII.
nIms u co. Order and others. Previously re-
ported at quarantine.
steamer ulcLatur, CoXetter, Pslatka via Jack
sOnyllle. fernandina and savannah. 81 bales cot
toL, 81 bales moss, bales manila, "a boxes anu
uDlN II uit, Il bols syrup, 10 packages muse, and
suudrles. TO Raveuel d CO, Fraser q Dill, lngra'
hahn SON, Stoney, LoWndes i co, Biachou q
co, Chsfee d co, Y Glldd0n, u KirEpatrlcS, J
COlcUck d Gu, Witte Bros, u Milllams co,
Pc Lalane & co, J A snslow q co, Lutjen, J
Qlackepbush. J Taylor CO, Kinsman BROS, W
+ Rice, klecke Petermann, and others.
Steamer PuoL BOY, neNeity, beauIert, Chis,
cotton and mdse. To kavene, nOmes d co,
Il ROPER, W U Bee il CO, ID McPnerson, Ii Wagen-
er, kaveuel & CO, ChIsolm, Jr, U u Glldden: VI
U o shepard, cameron, BarAley 90, Ii II NJ 4
ings via Georgetown. 2O6 bales cotton, bbls
splrlts iurpsutne, To Shackelfsrd Il Kelly, l. u
Mowry sun. Whilden Jones, Caldwell u Sln,
Mulligan, Frost co, Pringle son, StJney,
steamer Planter Foster, Peedee River vie
Georgetown, 5 U. - bales cotton. To Ravenel
Holmes i CO, l. ID Mowry Sun. j N Caldwell d
sou, T smith, A SrlltI, q w Williams co,
w d hydu, SlUuCy, hUWuucp q w. ~ hli n
palrIc' h II Frost 4 CO, Wilcox. Gibbs l. CO, A u
Mullgsn, Be CO, Order, &C.
CLEARED SATURDAY.
Spanish brig Adela, Qulnones, Barcelona--W P
Hal.
schr Carrie Bonnell, Pinkham, Baracoa-Paul,
Welcn d CO.
schr Old Chad. McOlintock, Monte 60 Bay Jam
Paul, Welch d CO.
FnOM THIS PORT.
SteamshIp Charleston, Berry, at New York,
January II.
Steam ship Virginia, Hinckley, Philadelphia,
January IL.
Steamnhip Falcon, Haynie, at Baltimore, Janu.
ary IL.
UP FOB THIS PORT.
Steamahlp Virginia, Hinckley, at Philadelphia,
to leave January H.
Schr anna sheppard, Newton, at New York,
January l5.
CLEARED FOR THIS PORT.
Schr Jess, Smith, Williams, at New York,
January Is.
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COMMERCIAL NEES.
EXPORTS,

Exports.
BARcILoNA-Per Spanish brig Adela-24o bales
upland cotton.
BARAcoA-Per schr Carrie Bonnel-A, ,0e0 feet
lumber and sundries.
MoN1 EGO BAY, JAM-Per schr Old Chad-lo, 900
feet lumber and suudries.
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KING's SECRET tonight.

KID GLOVES at 81, 81 rs and 81 so per pair
In assorted colors-light and dark, black, &c.
Also, the "victorla" White Kid Glove, very
superior, at 81 50, to which special attention
is directed, by J. R. READ Co. jams
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New York Rice Market.

NEW YORK, January 10.
The Daily Bulletin saws: The continued strong
tone OF the market for domestic rice Is causing
more activity and trade Is LIBERAL We note salss
OF 90 lcs Carolina at sa9c, and 800 bags Rangoon
at 6Xa7c.
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sAylsNAH AND CHARLESTON RAILROAD.

20 bales upland cotton, 80 bags sea is and cot.
ton 26 bbls rosin, 10 bbls spirits turpentine,
To KInsman 4 Howell, Whdeu i Jones, John
Hanckel, Fraser d I'LL, Ewing, D McPner' on,
" DOwling, @ q Claussen, J Colcock L co, F
E Fraser, Cameron, E Stoops W Dukes
ca, Singer Manl'g Co. W Il Welcf, F Green,
HALLS, E Ba'es & %, Mrs Pollard, Thomas Muir
ray. Kinsman Howell, Mowry & Son, Crawley
Dehon, @ W Petit, Pinckney, u Blschon co,
Wllle Bros, Raveuel CO. and Others.
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THE PERFORMANCE OF lies Bavards" at the
matinee to-day will be equal to any night en-
tertainment given by Mrs. Oates.