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THE SPRING OPENINGS.
Louis Cohen s. Co.

This enterprising ard energetic hrm is
again in the field with an extensive variety VI
spring goods, embracing allthe latest novel,
ties of the Northern markets. Some Oh tne
spring styles in dress goods are particularly
attractive, and In the large assortment pre-
sented at this fine double store there 10 a Varl-
ETY. that will be certain 10 suit every taste'
Messrs. Cohen & Co. have also full line OF
cassimeres, cloths, tweeds and fsnnels ior
mems and boys wear, and all OF these gooos
are offered at the most reasonable prices. -
A. Flourishing Establishment.
The extensive dry goods establishment Oh
Messrs. Furchgott, Benedict GO. just now
presents an exceedingly attractive appear
ance. The firm having lately received large
and varied stock OF spring goods, which are
displayed 10 great advantage, and notWnn-
stand,ng the large accession OF space ootalnea
nv their :emoval to their present quarters
the Increase OF business has been 30 great as
to already cause the firm to contemplate q
further exlenalon of their facilities.
Among the new attractions OF their retall
department are number Of sasonable novel,
ties In dress goods, shawls, laces, gloves &c.'
all the latest modes in straw hats, flowers,
ribbons and other millinery goods, and be-
wllderlng array of those Indefinite but indls'
penssble knick-knacks which complete tne
details of the feminine toilet. In the gentle-
mems department, there Is also large stock
of desirable goods, Including such staple arll-
cles OF masculine wear as broadclolns' aoe-
skins and cassimeres, as well as large as
sorlment of linen, duck and other taorlcs
which ,ure more suggestive of the coming
summer.
The second and third stories OF the estao'
Iisbment are devoted to the wholesale depart
ment. and are crowded with very description
OF staple aud fancy goods. A portion OF the
second floor ls also devoted to- he sale OF car
pets. oil cloth, mating and upholstery goods,
of which a large and tempting array Is now
offered for sale. Altogether this new estab'
I,shment of Messrs. Furchgolt, Benedict d Co.
ia one of the most extensive and best ap'
pointed in the Southern country, aid 1t is moi
surprlelng that it should have attained its
present degree of prosperity.
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THE COURTS.
Mayors Court.

John Roberts, for allowing his chimney to
take fire, fined two dollars. Robert JACKSON
colored, scavenger, for carelessness, fined TWO
dollars. Lewis Collins, colored, for shooting
a lad, as is alleged accidentally, case referred
to a trial justice. James Wright, tor lying
drunk in the street. fined one dollar. Michael
Burlow, for driving his cart without q license
case continued. James Dnggan, for allowing
bis chimney to take fire, case continued. D.
Toomer for lying drunk in the streets, fined
one dollar.
Court OF Common Pleas.
There was no regular session Of the Court or
Common Please on Saturday, the only business
transacted consisting Of the granting, by Judge
Graham, in chambers, of few unlmporsant
orders in civil cases.
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WASHINGTON LIGHT INFANTRY.

At q regular monthly meeting of the Wash
ington Light Infantry Rifle Club, held on Mon
day evening, the Sd instant, the following res
olutIons we're ordered 10 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:
Be It Resolusd, That the Washington Light
Infantry desire to make public acknuwledg.
ment of their appreciation OF the prompt and
courteous cooperation OF the Carolina Rifle
Club, The Sumter Rifle Club, the Palmetto
Guard Rifle Club, Irish Rife Club. Wagener
Artillery Club and the National Zouaves, in
rendering their escort on our recent birthday
celebration.
Be II Resolred, That the thanks of the Wash
ington Light Infantry be returned to General
Vogdes, U. 8. A., commanding this depart
ment, ior his consderale and patriotic con.
trlbution to the celebration OF our anniversary /,
(the birthday of the Father OF bis Country,) by
ordering national salute.
Be 1t ResolUed, That the thanks of this Club
be returned 10 the Charleston Courier and
CHARLESTON NEWS, for the free and generous
uae or their columns in connection with our
recent celebration.
Be II RESOLVED, That the thanks of this CORDS
are emnently due TO the Hon. W. D. Porter,
for bis sngularly able, elegant and patriotic
address delivered before them on their recent
anniversary, the 22d February. That a com.
mittee OF three be appointed to communicate
this resolution to him. with the earnest re-
qnest that he furnish the company q copy of
his address for publication, 30 that the great
gratncatou enjoyed by all whose privilege 1t
was TO hear 1t shall be made general and
shared by the State aud country.
BE u RESOLVED, That TO our old and gallant
commander, Colonel L. N. Hatch, who so
promptly responded to cur Invitation, though
at much Inconvenience TO himself bs con.
veyed our hearty thanks for his efficient com.
mand on he day. WIN
| Be it RESOLVED, That the grateful acknow,.
edgmeDts Uf THIS com pany be made to our ex.
| cellent and always faithful chaplain, the Rev.
A. T. Porter, for his attendance and mlnistra.
tions on our recent anniversary.
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LOCAL LACONICS.

The Irish Volunteer Rifle Club have unanl'
mously accepted the Invitation from the Ger
man Rifle Club to parade with them on the
21st OF April.
The Charleston Bag Factory, the estao-
lishment of which we have heretofore noticed,
is now in full blast, and invites orders N an
other column of to-day's NEWS.
c---:Governor Moses, in proclamation pub.
lIBhed to-day, offers reward OF two hundred
dollars Tor the arrest OF the murderer Anos
Papkin, with proot;to convict.
1.-The Savannah Schutgen Gesellschah are
getting up large photograph of their club In
uniform, which Is to be framed and presented
TO the German Rife Club of this city, on the
occasion OF the approaching schutzenfest.
The Ladies' Fuel Society acknowledges,
with thanks, twenty-five dollars (s26l through
Mr. Fogartie's book store, from John 8. FAIR
ly& Co.; also, thirteen dollars and eighty-hVe
cents ISIS s5) from suDdry other donors.
-samuel Manigault and Ishmael johnson,
eolored, were locked up In the upper Guard
house yesterday, the former on charge OF
stealing wood, and the latter on charge of
stealing ducEs
"A free fight took place among some COL
ored men yesterday afternoon, on the King
street road, near the corner OF houltrle street.
Two OF the number, Paris Morgan and VIM.
Toomer, were carried to the upper Guard
house. Morgan was badly out.
1.-THE immortal J. N" has arrived In
Charleston, aud announces that he will de-
liver q lecture at Hibernian Hall next Friday
evening. This modest adjective, and these
cabalislic letters, comprise the title Of phil
losQpher who calls himself a searcher after
truth, and who proposes to electriiy the uni
verse some day by the discovery OF that COM
modify, while for the present he is limiting
his endeavors to the incidental tasks of con-
vertiDg the President, reforming the United
States Congress, and restoring the purer days
Of the Republic. He says that he is going to
speak next In the hall of the House Of Repre-
septatiyes at Columbia next Saturday evening.
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AMUSEafENTS.

Cronwell's Art Entertainment.
Prof. Oromwells art entertainment at
tracted another large audience, at Hibernisn
Hall, last Saturday evening, and proved as
interesting and delightful as ever. In addi.
ton to the regular programme, a variety OF
local views. photographed by Souder, were
given, which were 80 obviously true to nature,
and 90 beautifully shown by means of the
ingenious apparatus employed BY the Protes-
sor, as to win much applause, as we'll as to
furnish guaranty of the accuracy of the
other scenes with which the audience were
less familiar. The programme for this even.
ing includes views In Rome and the Vatican,
with life size portrait of Pope Plus TX, and
sfew more scenes of interest In Charleston
and vicinity. One half of the proceeds OF
this evenings entertainment is to be given to
the Confederate Home, and this fact, added
to the real merit Of the exhibition, will doubt
less attract o full house.
Owens's Last Night.
The Academy OF Ausic was we'll filed last
Saturday evening on the occasion of the last
performance OF John E. Owens and his COM
edy combination. The play was "Everybody's
Friend,n and Owens, In the character of Major
Wellington De Boots, held his audience in
continuous good humor with the comcal com.
plicstions of that valiant miliIlenan. The
afterplece was "The Live Indian,"a roaring
farce. in which Mr.. Owens takes the Protean
characters Of a young man about town. a fash.
icnsole modlslr, and an animated and abOrig.
inal tobacco sign.
There are no dramatic eDtcc -tainments at the
Academy this week, and It 3 probable that
there may not be until the close Of the season
OF Iapt,
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u o R F l. o B / D A.,
VIA AvANNAH

The Splendid Side wheel Steamers, r. H.
DICT ATOR, Captain L. NJ. CoXetter, y
and CITY POINT, Captain Fitzgerald. will ieave
Charleston every TUESDAY. THURSDAY and SUN.
DAY EVENING at 8 O'Clock precisely, lor saVan.
Cove Springs St. Augustine, Palstka and all
Landings on 81. Johns River. Connecting at
Palatks with steamers for the 0olawaha River
and with the Steamer STARLIGHT lor Enter
prise MelIonviIle and all points on the Upper
St, Johns and Indian Rivers.
Connect az Fernaudna with Florida Railroad
for ali points In the inferior, and with Railroad
for New orleans and Havana, via Cedar Keyp.
All Way Freight must be prepaid.
For Freight or Passage, aDply 10
RAYENEt & CO., Agents,
dcc2 Cor. Vanderhorst's Wharf and East BsB,
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!, ,sAHaNNAH CITY FINANCES.

The freeholders OF Savannah met in conven-
tion on Thursday for the purpose OF recon-.
! Hmendlng to the city authorities method Oh
l,nnldating the exletlpg deficit against the
caty. and unanimously adopted the report OF a
: committee of seven, appointed at a previous
meeting. which recommended the Issue OF
s4oo 900 of city bonds bearing seven per
cent. Interest and having thirty years 10 run.
The report also advices the establishment OF a
sinking fund to provide for the ultimate re-
demption of these bonds, and recommends
that certain portions of the city property
which are now practically useless be improV'
ed go as to yield revenue TO this sinking
fnnd.
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BURKET- MARTIN.-At walhalla, February
25th, by Hev. q. q Spears, Mr.. B. F. BURkhT ano
Miss n. E. MARTIN.
sTREEr-sTRAUs.-At Orangeburg. March 6.
by Rev. F. Auld. Mr.. JOHN STREET and MISS JOS
BPHIhE STRAU5. ----... =
DAvIs-sIURKEY.-At Oran9eburg, March 2,
by Rev. II D. ..o!on, Mr. PATRIok DAVls 70 miss
K. STuRKRY Ar! 81 - -. -
DAvIS-BEvNICKER.-At Orangeburg, March
2. by Rev. W. F. Chaplin, Mr.. W.W.D DAY1s ana
Miss MARY A. BENNICHBR. -i ~
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CHARLESTON MANUFAcTuREs.-The develop
ment of manufactures of various kinds is last
becoming principal source OF Improvement
and revenue to Charleston. High In the llsl
is the mauutactory Of Mr.. P. P. Toale. Estao'
lished Immediately after the war, 1t has been
uniformly and increasingly succeesiul, and
now affords uurlvaled facilities for the manu-
facture of doors, sashes, blinds or anything
else in his line. See his advertisement
mchll.mHflmO
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TIE cHAELEsT0N RIFIEMEN.

The Charleston Rifemen Club hold an I'M
portant meeting tonight, as will be seen oy
reference TO the notice OF the secretary III
another column of this mornings NEWS. Ine
invitation to parade with the German Rine
Climb will he acted on, and arrangements are
tn he made for the annual parade and maroon
of the club, which is to take place on the 18th
of AprIl
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Interior Cotton Markets.

QREENYILLB, March ..
Cotton selling to-day at 1870. ,
The cotton m arket has been inactive during
the past week, and closed this evening at l6a
Isxc; sales for the past week 2l9 bales
UNION, March Z.
Low middllng cotton 15asc; lOo bales solo
during the week. uo,,
Sales during the week e5 bales. We qnote Or
binary lsal6c, low midding l7Ac Riddling isEc.
BENNETTsv1LLR, March 7.
CHERAw, March 7.
Strict middling cotton 10c, middllng 1so(c low
middllng l7hc.
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RICE.-There was an active demand for this
grain at firm and full prices. Sales about 400
tierces clean Carolina say at Ole, 2sat T. 81 at
TX, rs at 7-l6 25 at TX, 2Oo on private terns We
quote common to fair at sh@7H, good 7k97Ac.
NAVAL SToREs.-The receipts we're a. barrels
spirits turpenline and $50 barrels rosn. Sales
800 btls strained to extra No. rosn at 50 90 Fer
bbl.
FRgIGHTs.-To Liverpool, by steam, direct, "a
on uplands, "a on sea Islands; via New York, "a
on uplands, 1Xd on SEQ Islands; By sail,
10 32d on uplsnds, and - on sea Islands.
To Hsvre, - on uplands. CoastWise-tn New
YORK, by steam, nc on uplands and - on sea
islanda; 81 y fierce on rice; soc q Dbl on rosih
by sail, &c q Is on cotton; &c p tlerce Oh
rice; 5oc q Dbl ON rosn; $1l@l2 p on lumber; :;
sl2Sl2 so q n on timser. To Bost n, by steam
Nc on uplands and 50 so q tlerce Oh rice; by sail,
&C q ft on uplapds; rosln 7oc; resaTed stun
sl2@l2 SO; timber sla@1a so; phosphate s5@5 SO.
To Providence, by sail slo@1l p on boarts:
&c q fb on cotton; by steam &c via New York
To Philadelphia, by steam Nc on uplands; 81 Is
q cask on rice; 80c a Dbl on rosn; 81 on spirits.
Through bills OF ladlng given to 6oston, Provi.
dence and the New England cities are regularly
Issued on this route, and dispatch guaranteed.
By sail, $s 2 N on boards; sl2 on timber; - 2
ton on clay; So so on phosphatee. To Baltimore,
by steam Hc q fb; by sail $S@B 80 p II on
boards; - on timber; SO so y ton at city; SAG
! so p ton up river on phosphate rock. Vessels
are In demand by our merchants to take lumber
rreights from Georgetown. s. O.. Daren and satll.
Ia River Ca. and Jacksonville, Fla, to Northern
ports, and $l0@l2 2 N are the rates on timber
and boards.
DoaRsT1o EXCHANGB-The banks purchase
sight checks on New York at par 10 e per cent
on and sell at y premium.
EXcHAHaR.-Aterliug 90 day bills 2Sx94h.
GoLD.-14@l5H.
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THERMOAfETRICAL.

The following was the range Of the ther-
mometer tor,the past TWO days at the drug
store of Mr.. Joseph Backmau, on the South
side OF Broad street:
March SIS A. NJ, 81 ; 10 A. NJ, So; II M.,
ss;2P. NJ, ss;4 P. NJ. 60; 6 P. NJ, So; 8 P.
NJ, 6s.
March s.-s A. NJ. IS; 10 A. NJ, 50; IL NJ,
e3;2 P. NJ, SAP. NJ. 81; 6 P. NJ, 6s; r.
H., 5s.
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MEMORANDA.

The schr Sarah y Smith, from Charleston for
Weymouth, was at Psoyln'etown, March 1.
FORTRESS MONROE VA, March 6.-The schoon.
er Myruyr, Capt Robert Brown: irem Char es'
tom. = Q. February l7lh for New YORK. with rail.
road iron, has put inIo Ham ton Roans for bar
Dor. The captain reports a longer and rougher
passage up the coast than he ha ever before ex.
nerietced Ii was intensely cold, aud, while at
sea hls first mate and one seaman were osJ.
bitten There are also some fifty or sevenly-bve
other vessels Of different classes detained In the
Roads ty the cold and adverse winds. As me
weather is more moderate, they Will prooaoIy
sail 10 night or tomorrow.
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OF SAILING DAYS
NHANGE OF SAILING DAYS.
INCREASED SERVICE.
PACIFIC NAIL STEAMSHIP COMPANY'6
THROUGH LINE TO
CALIFORNIA CHINA AND JAPAN.
FARES GREATLY REDUCED.

Steamers OF the above line leave Pier IsFGNe.
Nh. ~, North River, foot Of canal street, SAtE3x
New York, at II O'Clock noon, OF the lUt1, z5In
and sOlh Of every month, except when these dates
fall on Sunday, then The Saturday preceding.
All departures connect at Panama with Steam
ers for South Pacific and Central American ports.
For Japan aud China Steamers leave San Fran.
cisco rst Of every month, except when 1t falls on
sunday-then on the day preceding.
No California Steamers touch at Havana, but
20 direct from New York 20 Aspinwall.
One hundred pounds baggage free TO each adult.
Me.iciGe and attendance free.
For Passage Tickets or other Information, apply
Wharf foot Of Canal street. North River, New
York. F. r BABY, Agent
aagl9.1Jr
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A UNIVERSAL RENEpY.-"Brown's Bron-
chlal Troches' tor Coughs, Colds and Bronchial
Affections stand frat In public favor and con-
fdesce; this result has been acquired by test
Of macy years. Dow1E, NOISE & DAVIS, Agts.
pou10.ufm9
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Naval Stores Market.

NEW YORK., March 8.
The Daily Bulletin seys: Receipts today lOl
bbls rosin. Spirits turpentne continues dull aud
somewhat unsettled. Sales 90 bhls at 66c. Strain
ed rosin has ruled quiet to-day, aud without
new feature OF Importance. Trade has been 10.
terlered with to some extent by the funeral or the
son OF Mr.. Murchlson, prominent receiver,
NJ arly al the dealers attending. Tar remains
quiet but STEADY Pitch Is IN moderate 'oblng
request at S4a4 rs or prime city, dellVerel.
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Hot BED SASH Hot BED SASH 1.-Two thou
sand Hot Bed Sash just completed, and now
ready for delivery; price low. Call and e1'
anime same at P. P. Toale's, Nos. 20 Hayne,
and SO Plnckey streets, or on Horlbeck's
Wharf. oecoV
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PORT OF GEORGETOWN, 8. O.
ARRIVED,

February 27-Steamer Swan, Oordes from Pee-
dee. with cotton aid naval stores.
February 2s-Ste- -mer M'ngo. Cumbee. irom
Black River with cotton and naval stores; scnF
RdgeWood, Henderson,, from New YORK. ,,,.,,
Mar h Is chr N Ivins. Biden, irom NlAlne'
March 2-schr S Webb, Boman. from New
York: schr 5 /. RUSSELL smith. from Phlladelpha'
March 6-Schr Eagle Seavey, from CnsFies'on'
CLEARED
March 2-Brig E Dana, OfNeil, for aaranlque'
" |, With lumber; sohr Water Lily mo"aou'o'
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COMMERCIAL NEWS.
Exports.

NEW YoRK-Per stenm,hp Manhattan-35 Bags
sea Isand cotton. llI7 b les upanL cot on, 70
rcs rlce bales domestics. 90 empty obls, IS pkgs
sundri &c.,. Per schr Heury-l08o00 lcet llun
ber anu planks
NORTH WEYMOUTH, MAss-Per schr Knight
Templar--12o tons phosphate rock.
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for Barbados, !, with lumber; sehr Townsend.
Hazard, Brewster, for New York. with naval
stores; seer Adam, Stilman. for New YORK, with
naval stores; schr N Ivlns, Biden, for nj king.
ton, N O.; schr s Webb. Homau. for New York,
with naval stores; achr Russell, Smith, for
New York, with naval stores.
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STATE ROOMS ALL ON DECK.

The Splendid New Iron Sidewheel Steamship
SOUTH CAROLINA, Beckett, Commander, will
ssil for New York on THURSDAY. 18th March, at
S O'CLOCK P. NJ, from Pier No. 2, Union WhsrVes.
Through Bills Of Lading to Liverpool and the
New England cities ag usual. -
~ Insurance BY steamers OF this' line y per
cent.
For Freight or Passage engagements, having
very nne Deck Stateroom Recommendations. ap-
street, or to WIN. A. COURTENAY, corner Vendue
Range and East Bsg (up.stairs)
mohf. I'm wSthl
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FuEcHaoTr, BENEDICT & Co. have reduced
their 81 Kid Gloves to 76c. and their 81 70 two
button Glove to 96c.; also, see their new 40
yertIsement announcing the opening OF their
Spring stock.
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New York Rico Market.

NEW YORK, Barch 8.
The Daily Bulletin says: Rice continues In
good demand and at full prices. We note sales OF
Is tcB Carolina at 7xa9c, though very choice
will bring l0c; 275 bags RangoOn at oHa7c.
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PAINTING EsrABL1sHaENr.-M.K Kelly, House
and Sign Painter, No. lao Church street, one
door south OF Market street.
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AUCTION SALES THIS DAY.

William Mckay will sell at 10 o'clock, at hls
store, shoes, gaiters, &c.
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PLATED WARE, in new and exquisite de-
signs. Tea Sets, Ice Pitchers and Castors, at
Allan's, No. 3O7 King street.
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Pavilion.

AS Tunnel, Philadelphia g W Rue Hamilton,
o:A P Gayle, Savannah; chase FloIencei l
A Hurueniu, South carolina; E Gibbons, Pittston
prose, Jr, Clarendon; Moore, P Terry ana
Iady. BA Wadhauis and lady, New York; MOT
gaB, Georgetown; Hart, Maine; A awope' ~
dlarapolls; D J Ernden, New YORK; u L fii '1e'S'
Clarendon; S Brockinton. Kipgstree;W " har,
lee. A H Brown, Mars hluG; W Wiiliams'
wr,ams, South Carolina; W NJ Gay, North caro-
lima: A Terrell, salters; W Raiols, Ridgeville'
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gorE1 ARRIHALs-aIlR0H AND 9
Charleston,

III Burckhalter, williston; DR. Parker, -;
Paul I, Tiers, Philadelphia; W Collins, Boston; )
Bruins, Springfield; F NJ Klnloch, South Caro-
lima: o Burnett, Kentucky; Jacoo Haas, New
York: Il Crauston, Augusta; T Johnston, Auburn
Ny: John McDermo,t -pring ValIey;J W Bowen
virginia: W walker, lady, child and nurse, WASH
,ngton City; Mrs ] 7 smith and Iads, mlsa heu
r,rd, J Purdy, New York; L Vaughan, Winn
stv1,, NC; W Hurssinbuttel. Brooklyn; Bel
ser, Clarendon; R Il Haskell, D King saVan'
nah; Eatzenburg, Florida.
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CITY AFFAIRS.
.rEETINGS THIS DAY.

Orange Lodge, A. F. NJ, at p. N.
:. Palmetto Division, at half-past P. N.
Atlantic Rowing Club, at halt-past P. N.
Christ Church Ladies' Auxiliary Association,
at P. N.
Charleston Riaemen Club, at halt-past Z
Pm.
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ALL the popular grades of the Walthan
Watch mandatory, at James Allans.
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LARGE and varied stock Of Sterling Silver
ware at James Allan's, King street.
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fnnsral n1rltfs

S THE RELATIVES, FRIENDS AND
Acquaintance OF Mr.. and Mrs. James sileox, and
OF Mr.. D. H. silcox and family, and the members
OF the Baptist churches and OF the Glebe street
Presbyterian Church, are respectfully invited to
attend the Funeral Services Of Mr. JAMES Sill
Cu1, at the First Baptist Church, at4 O'Clock
THIS AFTERNOON. mchl0
~WASHINGTON LODGE, No. 6. A.
F. M.-The Members OF this Lodge are requested
to meet at the Masonic Hall at P. II. Tals DAT,
to attend the Funeral Services Of eur late Brother,
JAMES SILCOY. s.W. FISHER, Jr.,
moh1o Secretary.
@JEFFERsoN LODGE, Nc. A. 1. o.
o. F.-The brothers Of this Lodge will assemble
at Odd Fellows Hall, at P. II. TH1s DAY, to pay
the last tribute Of respect to our Late Brother p.
G. JAMES SILCOX. So -
By order Noble Grand T. q. SrRoHsckKR. I" -
WIN. n. BRUINS,
mch1o Recording Secretary. :
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