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The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1873-03-11
TIE SEASON OF LENT.
Its Observance I'm the Episcopal
Churches OF Charleston.

It's Observance I'm the Episcopal
Churches OF Charleston.
The following is a full ist Of the special ser
vices that will be held In the respective Epis-
oopal Churches of this city during the pres
ent Lenten season:
United services-Wednesday OF each week,
at II A. NJ, at the churches In the following
order: 6th instant, st. Philips; 18th instant,
a. Paul's: 10Th Instant, ST. Mcbaes; 26th In
stant. ST. Luke's; I'd proXimo, Grace Church,
Thursday of Passion Week, Church OF the
HoIv Communion, with celebration OF the Holy
Gommuuion at half.past P. NJ.
a. Pnilip's-Monday and Saturday, 8 45 A.
M. Tuesday and Thursday, P. NJ; Friday, II
A. M; Passion Week, service every day at IL
" 81. Micharrs-Tuesday, s P. NJ; Friday, IL
A M !: Passion Week as above.
81. Paul's-Fridsy, II A. NJ; Passion Week
Grace church Tuesday, s P. NJ; Thursday,
70 M: Passion Week as above.
St. Stephens Free Church-First Sunday IN
the month, at night, half-past O'CLOCK; FIJI
day, IL A. NJ; Passion Week as above.
Church of the Holy Communion-Daiiy,a at
A, M. and 5P. NJ; Friday, at IL a. ID. me
Holy Communion Administered every sunday
morning at half-past 7 o'clock, except secend
Sunday; also, on Thursday night IN Passion
St. Johns Chapel-Wednesday, O'Clock P.
M: Passion Week as above; Friday, III O'CLOCK
81. Luke's Church-Frlday, $50 P. NJ; Pas
zion Week as above.
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AMUsEMENTs.
Ho, for the Alps! !


ProGassor Cromwelrs excellent art enter
tsinments seem to grow in popularity nignuy'
The views of the Eternal City last evening
were beheld BY a very large and delghteo
concourse. There Is nothing In these views
which would render their enjoyment lncon-
slstent with even the most scrupuiouS oo.
serysnce of Lent. Tonight We are promlseo
scenes In the Alps. Half the proceeds 60 10
aid the Confederate Home.
The Purim Ball.
The expectations of the lovers OF Terpsi-
cfore are on tiptoe for the pleasures Oh the
grand Purim bal basque, which Is to be given
at the Academy of Music next Thursday eVe-
ming, This Is always among the most eDjoya-
BILE of the annual festivities Of Charleston, ana
the arrangements this year are such as 10
promise more brilliant occasion than ever.
The committee of arrangements, from whom
tickets may be procured, consists Of Messrs.
III. Loeb, chairman; Louis Elias, l. W. Gold-
stein. Chas. Newhouse, NJ. Trlest.
The Oratorio OF the Creation.
The tickets for the p. esentation Of Haydns
oratorio of the Creation, at the Freundschalts-
bund Hall, tomorrow evening, are selling
rapidly, and the indications are that the per-
formapce will be pecuniary, as 1t is almost
sure to be an artistic, success Among the
ladies and gentlemen who have assumed tne
various parts of the vocal performances are
included the best musicians Of the city, and
the composition being one that is calculated
{, exercise their highest powers the perform
ance promises to be an exceedingly enjoyable
one to all who have an appreciation for the
higher forms of musical art. Too much credit
cannot be awarded to the drectress, Mrs. T.
J. Barbot, for her energy in undertaking the
management and performing the arduouS pre-
lImInary labor of this ambitious performance,
and 1t is 10 be hoped that the result will show
that the Charleston public Is not unspprecl-
ative of such efforts in behalf Of refined
Amusement.
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XOC16 LACONICS.

Deputy Sheriff G. F. Burkei wishes to have
II stated that he Is not the Burke who Is I'm
plcated in the spratt Coroner case.
Tho Rev. Robert Nall, D. D., OF Alabama,
viii preach in the Glebe street Presbyterian
Church, this morning, at IL O'Clock, and to
night at three-quarters past O'Clock.
The Rural Carollnian for March has been
placed on our table, and glance at its con-
tents shows that 1t is as tnll as usual OF yalua'
bic ana seasonable hints for planters and
farmers.
The Charleston Library Rooms are here
aftes to be open on Wednesday and Saturday
evenings, from to o'clock, for the use OF
members and Of apprentices aud minors in
troduced under the rules.
The courthouse presented an unusual
sight last evening 10 the equity room being
brilliantly lighted up. judge Graham, BY re-
ouest, held an evening session of the court for
the purpose of hearing an important case.
Confined in the county jail at present are
seven.y.four prisoners, sixty-seven OF which
era colored, seven white; seventy-oue males'
three females, and six United States soldiers.
The fall isin very bad condition, but will be
shortly repaired.
"A runor reached the coroner's office, yes
terdsy, that acolored man named Burrell had
been drowned In Goose Creek. on Wednesday
hsk while navigating flat with two other
eolored men. "A deputy coroner was sent to
investigste the affair.
The MlshaW zouaves, colored, had their
frat parade yesterday afternoon, and were es-
corted : by. the Randolph Riaemen. The
Zouaves made slim turn out; but whes th ey
lacked In numbers, they made up In polychro.
matIc effect. Their uniform consists of blue
Jackets, with yellow trimmings, red trousers,
white leggipgs, and red, white and blue tur
bans.
An Inquest was held In Line street, on
Saturday, over the body of white infant, the
child Of man named Shoemaker, q deserter
from one of the companies of the United
States troops stationed at the Citadel. 1t was
elisited that the child had died OF starvation,
the mother being sick and unable to work and
the man being absent in parts unknown, and
sverdlct was rendered In accordance.
~
rapidly becoming converted into the consoll.
dated stock Of the Bank of Charleston National
Banking Association. Future dividends Will
be declared only on the consolidated stock;
those accruing on the old stock being reserved
until the consolidation Ia effected, go that it ia
desirable that holders OF the old stock should
come forward at their earliest convenience
and receive the new stock certificates.
The spring ahd summer schedule of tie
Allan Line of steamships between Norfolk,
Va, and Liverpool will be found announced
In another column. These steamers connect
with the Coast Line Railroad direct to
Charleston, and the excellent passenger ae-
commodations and extremely reasonable
rates of s,errage and intermediate passage,
furnish q favorable opportunity for parties
wishing to send for friends whom they have
LETT in the old country. The Charleston
agents are Messrs. Ravenel & Co., at whose
ONCE any further information that is desired
can b0obtained,
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The New York Cotton Market.

NEW YORK, March z.
The Financial Chronicle rays: the market for
spot cotton has been quite irregular the past
week. Considerable pressure to sell the lew
grades has been apparent, resulting 10 lower
prices for those qualities. Tuesday, ordinary OF
all grades was reduced &c, leading TO gooo pu.
sineas for export In gulf cottons; but THIS soon
subsidized, and on Thursday further declne el
Nc was submitted to. which again stimulated tne
export demand. To day the same grades were
further reduced Hc making Nc since Friday last,
without, however, leading TO much business, anu
the market closed weak. There has been no
change In the price OF the qualities.
For future delivery the market opened firm and
with even show OF buoyancy. Late Monday
and early Tuesday accounts from Liverpool were
more favorable, while up to that time the receipts
at the ports. as reported at the Cotton exchange,
showed falling or or sbout fifty per cent. as
compared with the previous week. The highest
prices on Tuesday morning were for March 20Hc,
Tor April 20Hc, for May 20 16l6c for June FL 5lec
and for July 2l 918c; but the market broke before
noon, the advices from Liverpool being less favor.
ahle receipts at the ports again on liberal SCALE
and there followed 81 eady decline. which has
b en- continued during the remainder OF the
week. To-Day, the cary months were compara-
lively steady but the later months fell Of Liza
Hc, the whole market closing weak, March sell.
lug after 'Change at 1eTc. The prices for futures
last reported we're (b8sls low mlddliDg) IS I5 lee
for March, 2ohc for APRIL 2ohc for May. 20 1870
for June and 20Hc for July. The total tales Of
this description for the week are l22. $50 bales.
For immediate delivery the total sales foot up
this week 1oo7i bales, including 7o7s for export,
2720 for consumption, 2ie for speculat ion.
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TEE COURTS.
Court OF Common Pleas.


The court was occupied yesterday In hear.
ing the case OF A. q. Browne vs. Kirkpatrick
& Witte, which will be resumed this morning.
The case of Charles q. Glidden va. ]. A.
Enslow & Co. was postponed to the extra
term OF the court, which begins on the l7th
instant, and the complaint Of the plaintiff was
so amended as to restrict the action to ]. A.
Enslow, Sr.
Trial Justtces' Courts.
VIM. Toomer, colored, was committed to
jail yesterday by Trial Justice Adams, for
trial on charge Of assaulting Paris Morgan,
colored. The Two men got drunk on Sunday
afternoon and fell into a brawl, in which
Morgan was slightly stabbed.
Mayors Court.
Jack Johnson, colored, for lying drunk In
the streets, discharged. saml Manlgault, for
suspicion of larceny, case dismissed. Ishmael
johnson, colored, for larceny, thirty days in
Jail. VIM. Toomer and Parish Morgan, color.
ed, for being drunk and lighting, case referred
to a trial justice. George Harrison and Elias
-, colored, for tresspass, fined five dollars
odCus Re Nu"oaet Aoi oluhAs ouO uoI.
lar. A hound and terrier dog, found run
ming at large, taken up, lodged In the Court
House yard, and fined fifty cents each. Char.
ley Twines, colored, for being drunk and dis.
orderly, fined one dollar. Thomas Nisbet,
colored. same offence, discharged. John King,
for being disorderly and assaulting passers-
by, case referred to trial justice. G. Moore,
Tor Interference with the police, same dlspo.
st'on. Michael cassiday, for lying drunk,
nnea one deliar. A red cow, taken up going
aslray, fined one dollar. Abram Gaillard, for
lying drunk, fined one dollar. Harry Al
bridge same offence, same penalty. Samuel
Wright, colored, tor dlsoreery conduct. fined
one dollar. E. Buero, for allowing hls dog 70
run at large, case referred to trial Justice
Joe Mitchell, colored, for dlsorderly conduct
and resisting the police, two dollars fine or
twenty days In jail. Richard Brown, for dis
orderly conduct, fined one dollar.
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WASHINGTON LIGHT INFANTRY.

Alta regular monthly meeting of the WASH
Ington Light Infantry Rifle Club, held on Mon
day evening, the Sd instant, the following res.
olutions were ordered TO be published as ex-
pressing the feelings OF the club to those who
30 largely contributed to the SUCCESS and pleas
ure of their recent celebration:
Bet Reso.ued, That the Washington Light
Infantry desire to make public acknuWleog.
ment Of their appreciation OF the prompt and
courteous cooperation OF the Carolina Rne
Club, the Sumter Rifle Club, the Palmetto
Guard Rife Club, Irish Rife Club, Wsgener
ArIiiIerV CLUB and the National Zouaves, In
rendering their escort on our recent birthday
celebration.
Be Il Resolued, That the thanks OF the Wash,
fnoton Light Infantry be returned TO Genera
Yogdes, u. 8. A., commanding tnis Depart
ment, ior his conslderate and patrlotlc con-
trlbution to the celebration OF our anniversary,
(the birthday of the Father OF his Country,) oy
ordering national salute.
Re IL Resolved, That the thanks OF this CLUB
be- returned to the Charleston Courier and
CHARLESTON NEWS, for the free and generous
nae OF their columns In conDectlon Witn our
recent celebration.
Be Il Resolrcd, That the thanks OF this corps
are emineltly due to the Hon. W. y. Porter,
for his singularly able, elegant ana patrlotlc
address delivered before them OF their recent
anniversary, the 22d February. That com.
mittee OF three be appointed TO communicate
this resolution to him, with the earnest re-
quest that he furnish the company copy OF
his address for publication, 80 that the great
grati1ca.on enjoyed by all whose privilege II
was 10 hear It shall be made general anu
shared by the State and country.
Be ,t Resolued, That to our old and gallant
commanoer. Colonel L. n. Hatch, who 80
promptly responded to cur invitation, though
81 much inconvenience 10 himself, be con-
yeyed our hearty thanks Tor bis efficient COM
Be- it Resolped, That the grateful acknowl-
| edgments uf TINS company be made to our e6-
celient and always faithful chaplain, the Rev.
A. T. Porter, for his attendance aud minlstre-
lions on our recent anniversary. e.
GEO. D. BRYAN. Committee
q. A. FoLLIN, on
]. q. ROPER, RESOLUTIONS.
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AUCTION SALES THIS DAY.

R.M. Marshall 4 Bro. will sell at 10 O'CLOCK
at store No. 2l4 King street, stock OF upno''
s.ery, paper hangings, &c. 81, .. o
..stefens, Werner d Dncker VIII sen ~
o'clock, at their stores, butter, potatoes @o'
J. A. Ensow Co. will sell at Ii o'ciock' d.
South Atlantic wharf, cargo OF molasses.
H.H. D.Leon will sell at II o'clock, near
the Possofice, real estate.
A,onxo J. White & Son will sell at II o'clock,
near the Postofflce, real estate.
Samuel @. Black will sell at II o'clock, near
Postoflce, real estate.
Iaitch 4 Bruins will sell at IL O'Clock, near
the, Postofice, real estate.
Riecke & Peterman will sell at half-past
O'Clock, at their stores, bacon, apples, &c.
John G. Minor & Co. will sell at half'pass IL
O'Clock, at their store, hats, nails, &c.
..Psul B. Lalane & 90. will sell at half-past
o'clock, at their store, glassware. DC.
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HOTEL 1RRIT4LS-M4RCH 10.
Charleston.

CnafloBtOns
oh Cohos, st Georges; Lyman, Jr. and lady,
Wsyerly, N.Y.; EN- Hudson and lady, Detroit; L
L Culver, lady and two children, Bay Cily, Mich;
General and Mrs Butler, Columbia; Cloud
W L DePass, Camden;L L Bowie, Rome, Ga;
Sykes, W Spigenor, Richland; Dilke. Phlla
delphis;J Il Kingsbury and lady, Foster, d
Ball and lady, New York; N Fisher, Mrs W
Edwards, ] F Edwards, Philadelphia; W
Heath and lady, Miss Heath, Newalk; Mrs Chase,
Mrs Stillman, Providence; II Homer, g Olark,
Lewis Leland, New York; A LIE and, Ohio; 8 L
Hall, PLrs Royal; A Woodvllle, Boston;
Smith and lady, Brooklyn; " F O'Neale and lady,
Thomson, ga; silcox, New Brunswick, Ga; ]
Caldwell, New York; J Arnold, New Orleans;
William B Etchison, Frankfort Kentucky;
Henry Earle, P Earle, Brooklyn, NY; Durp.
sters and lady, Lord and .ady, Alfred Mac
kay and lady, New York; P @ Lockwood, miss
Lockwood, Miss Wallace, Boston; Sir Edward
Kenney, Miss Kenney, Canada; N Polltzer,
Beaufort; A Thomas, Brunswick, Ga; JP Comm,
New York; Guild, Samuel @ Huey Jesse Smith,
q @ Smith, Philadelphis; W L Scote, PennsylVa.
mia; Hamliu, MISS Hamlin, DR. Bussele, Port
land, Me; Chas Muirhead, lady and maid, Phil.
sdelphla: II Titus, New YORK; W W Morriio on.
A Crawford, Pittsburg, Pa; Albert, Baltimore;
Thos Winans, Miss Wilans, Hiss N Ames, MISS
II Smith and servant, -; Charles Burckhsrdt,
Hibernla, Fla; Lewis Casa, N Stern, Savannah;
" j Holmes, A J Dirego, Bass, New York;
81 Cowperthwait and lady, Miss Cowperthwait,
N B CoWperth wait, Richsri fhep New York;
hartman, Virginia; q o Houston. Savannah;
Mrs A L Fsrr, Champaign, Ill; Pat'k Hassan, Bal
timore; Eggers, New York; VIM VIM Helme,
Philadelphia; Miss Dunlap, Newark; o q Randall,
Williamsport, Pa; W D wilson, Frank W leisur'
ing, II G Leisurlng, Philadelphia; Brown.
virginia; Frank TAFT, Memphis; James Mala-,
augusta; b NJ Noise, New Yo;k; D Esston. lady,
three chill rem and nurse, Columbia; Mullins,
South Carolina; e Tutlle, Connecticut;
Hamilton, n Smith, e L Light, the Misses Un.
derhlll New York; N Fitch and lady, Auburn,
Y;Ms W Belden, New Jersey; Miss Lottie Pat.
ten, Poughkeepsie, NJ.
Pavilion.
B r Phelps, New York; W LArndt Cainhoy; L
Reiusteir, Graham's; Geo Gray, Miss NJ Gray,
Thos Breezel, Syracuse; Mrs F q Peck. City,
L Lee, Leesvllle; N Thomas, Efaugham; I
Tlmson and lady, Lynn, Mass; J N Staggers, sr
Kingstree; v Barden, Lees; Jones. W Nc.
Conkill, South Carolina; " Lewis, Lyhch's;
W Sistrunk, Orangeburg; B skipper, santee;
Robt Nug;t, Savannah.
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UNITED RELIGIOUS SERVICES.

The Charleston Clerical Union made the
following appointments yesterday for tne
prayer-meetings of the ensuing week:
At the Glebe street Church, half-past four
O'Clock, this (Tuesday) afternoon, Rev. J. l..
Girardeau, D. D.; Wednesday. Rev. L. D.
shuck; Thursday, Rev. W. H. Adams; Friday,
Rev. G. R. Bracket; Saturday, Rev. W. D.
Prentlss; Monday, Rev. G. s. Vedder.
At night, also at Glebe street Church, al
quarter before eight o'clock, there will be
preaching by the Rev. R. Nall, D. D. Also al
eleven o'clock each morning at the same
place.
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EHE SOUTH CAROLINA- LOAN AhL
- TRUST COMPANY.

We inyIte the attention of depositors OF saw
ines TO the advertisement of the South Caro-
lima Loan and Trust Company. The amount
OF. deposits has rapidly increased since the
opeuine OF that department. 1t combines nn-
usnsI securitles for the safety Of deposits, as
thew are not only invested by the directors
ard trustees of the company as special
,rust. thereby exempting them from the
hazards of banking, but the paid up capital OF
tne company, $500, 900, is an additional security
1ortheIr safs retnrn at any time.
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Tho Rice Market.

Extract from Daniel Talmage Sons' circular,
dated New York, March s, 1878:
CAROLINA The tone OF the market which has
been depre ssed through the latter part OF Febru.
ary on account Of the exceedingly light demand
is with Increasing trade again becoming 1rmer.
Prices have shown but nttle variation, the con.
cessons made 10 buyers being slight and mostly
in the lower grades. The inability Of receivers to
place arriving parcels from wharf checked the
dow of goods this way, and the stock now In
hand is scarcely nothing. AS our ruling rates
are comparatively lower lhan at the south, new
receipts from thence will have to bring higher
prices. The reports from Charleston show con-
tinued Qeod demand at that point, the coDsump-
tlon thus far log largely In advance OF any pre-.
vlous year since the war. Combining the two
facts-drst, that the bulk OF the crop has already
found its way into the trade; second, the general
run OF prices being lower by one.han cent per
pound tlan at equal date last year-seems to pre-.
clude the possibility Of any decline and Indicate
the stronger probability OF steady advance
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funeral NpllrEs.

~ THE RELATIVES, FRIENDS AND
Acqualntances OF Mr.. and Mrs. H. b. FUNKE,
and Mr.. and Mrs. John Graver, and Miss N. G.
Fuuke and Mr.. and Mrs. h. Flnck are respectfully
invited to attend the Funeral Services OF Mr.. a.
a. FUEKE, THIS AFTERNOON, at O'Clock, at No.
6s2 King street, Without further invitation.
mchll.H
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CHANGE OF SAILING DAYS. r..
INCREASED SERVICE. ..e
,5-
PACIFIC MAIL STEAMSHIP CoMPANys
THROUGH LINE 70
CALIFORNIA CHINA AND JAPAN.
FARES GREATLY REDUCED.

Steamers Of the above line leave Pier, ,HfNHk
No. A. North River, foot Of Canal street, -
New York. at IL O'Clock noon, OF the lOtn, .zptn
and 8Oth OF every month, except when these dates
fall on Sunday. then The Saturday preceding.
ers for South Pacific and Central American ports.
For Japan aud China Steamers leave San Fran
cisco nrst OF every month except whom 1t falls on
Sunday-then on the day preceding.
No California Steamers touch at Havana, but
90 direct from New York to ABpinwall.
One hundred pounds baggage free to each adult.
Me1icne and attendance free.
For Passage Tickets or other information. apply
at the COMPANY'S TICKET OFFIUE, on the
wharf foot of Canal street, North River, Kew
York. +. bAbf, Agent.
eu2l91yr - ~. =
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Marrien.

SMART EVANS.-At the residence Of the
BRIDES father, on Wednesday, the 9th instant, by
Rev. W. P. Mouzon, Rev. RICHARD D. SHABT, or
Beaufort County, to Miss J. ISABEL EVANS, eldest
daughter OF Colonel Benjamin f. and Mrs. Julia
E. Evans, Of Charleston, 5. q.
LYmAN-BEEBE.-At Crystal Lake, Mellon.
Vile, Florida, March 8th MOSES LYMAN, Jr., Of
Wnverly, n. Y, and Miss SARAH b. BEEBs. OF
Warsaw. N. Y. No cards.
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The attention of dealers ia called to the sale
at auction, as advertised by Messrs. J. A. Ems
low & Co., at South Atlantic Wharf, this MORN
Ing at eleven O'Clock, of cargo choice new
crop clsyed molasses, imported by them from
Havana per schooner DoRna Anna.
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FURoHGoTT, BENEDICT Il Co. have reduced
their 81 Kid Gloves to 75c. and their 81 rs two
button Glove to &c.; also, see their new ad-
vertlsement announcing the opening of their
Spring stock.
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EoR GEoRGETowN, S. q.

Captain Q. Q. white, for March, 1878: e
LEAVE CHARLESTON. LEAVE 01oRaHr0WN.'
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MONDAY, Mch i0 Ga Il FRIDAY, hcn . Al
FRIDAY, Mch II, 4 NlWKpHfaY, Mcn ~, 10
WEpNBs'Y. Moh 10, Ga ~ MONDAY, Mch II, 4 4
MONDAY, Mch "A, "A hlFRIDkY, Mon 2l,6 A y
FRIDAY. Mch %, 8 4 NlWRDNHs'Y, Mch 2a, 6Ak
MONDAY, hch 81, bAK
SHAOKELFORD KELLY, Agents.
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Passengers.

Per steamer Dictator, from Palatka via Jackson.
Vile. Fernandlna and SaVannah-S O'Brien, 8
" II Rivers l. Culver and wife, Miss Culver,
Master Culver. N L man, Jr. and wife, Hudson
and wife, Mrs Pearson, Mrs McOIare, mr McClare,
John Richardson and wife, and on deck.
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NEW AND CHEAP CHnDREN's CARRIAGES,
Velocipedes. Rocking Horses, Carts, Wheel
barrows, &C., just received at Won santen's
No. 22s King street, Charleston, 8. O.
iunl l-tu
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ASK your grocer for Dooley's Yeast Powder,
the best Baking Powder for preparing Bis
cults, Rolls, Bread, Grlddle Cakes, Waffes,
DC. Depot, No. SO New street, N. Y. At
retail by all grocers. mch6-thstu3
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A LARGE and varied STOCK ofsterling Silver
ware at James Allan's, King street.
ALL the popular grades of the Walthan
Watch mandatory, at James Allan's.

Hot BED SASH Hot BED SASH 1.-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 Horbecks
Wharf. dec30
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CITY AFFAIRS.
MEETINGS THIS DAK.

Queen City Club, at hali-past P. N.
Irish Rlas Club, at P. n.
st. Pstrick's Benevolent Society, at half-past
7P.M.
Irish Volunteer Rife Club, at p. N.
Carolina Chap ter, at halfpast P. n.
Charleston Social Mounted Club, at P. n.
Ashley Grange, No. l, at IL M.
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Macon and Augusta Railroad, Central Railroad
and Georgia Railroad. This ID the qulchest ana
most direct. ute and as com ortable and cheap an
any her route to LOUISVILLE Cincinnati, Chicago,
st. Louis and all other points West and NORTHWEST.
Columbia Night Train connects with GreenVile
and Columbia railroad; and Day and Night trains
connect with Charlotte Road.
Through tickets on sale via this route to all
points North. ,.,-. ,,,,
Camden Train connects at Kingyile daily Tex,
cepJ Sundays) with Day Passenger Tratu, and
runs through to Columbia.
A. l.. TYLER, Vice.PresldeDt.
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