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Nrn NouNs.

SMITi'- PATTERN BAZttH, No; 81 1
= broadway, near 2nh Z. Grand display ~ lNioHl -
ID Faahons fun line Of ety r- patterns of them, ia
tLOIH MODELS now ready. cutting aud Bistlng done
short notice. Patterns httcd t. the form al ar
rInted perfect Come early IN the day.
-C.-DAMAGEUtngra'n ran lrpcts. Army blankets,
- scarlet aud blue blauket. So. lhJ Chambers 81
The sun., 1873-10-16

'SitlnbIlts mo slllroi).
| o>G ISLAND RAILROAD COMPANY.
on and after wcluc.lty, OCT. n, trains viii leave
ltmc- snp as follows: Leave sam st.. East river. IS
inmates later
5.-uA. NJ .. Grecnport AMI sag IIArnor. Nll trains
$50 \. NJ. Plrt Il uarsun, Locust valley, sud Rock.
~ % tArut.l. 10 trains.
80 T. NJ. lucoaWuy ami Uompstcai txT ross
express tr4I.4.
SUP NJ, Port Jtrer-on. Locust valley. and R'csa.
way HNprrsf tru
cor NJ Southport. Locust valley. and Rockasay
&c OunodAtUn trains.
lr iis connect - Jamaica with East New YORK, and
NJ Mincoh with iirup-t"aL
SUNDAY TRAINS leave Hunters Po nj rs follows
go A. NJ. Port Jefferson, Northpor,. Locust valley.
anu Nrmp-tst al cNruraou trains.
ilul \. w., lspc ~ ~ tNrursi 10 trains.
la +. Vi, l,uchaway excursion train.
1f' T.. Nj, Ncrthport, ROckswuy and Hampstead
trnius.
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Dr>>-yIy,SI, RAILROAD.

DFN>-SLvANIA RtILROt
Iraln, Leave N~w iofA' from tool OF Desbrosses AMI
E,prcs, iot Harrisburg. Pittsburgh the West and
South with Pullman Palace 'sr- attached. go A. NJ g.
:. anc So T. VI. Sunday D. :. s.si = NJ.
sylysnia Ar Lane" at \. NJ. 3. and sP. sunday.
or. VI. tor baltimore and washingtO VIA -. aud q,
Express Tor Philadeiphis g O. sso \. VI, i2.al 2La7
7.9 No. Z. Nj, and Y night. sunday. 3. I, ''D SD
,,fqr Phadelpnis, via Kensngton, at A. NJ. aud slo
tmierant and s,cond class, 7.6 PM
For Newark At &, SD 40, SO D. ~ II A. ", ,l2 W. l.
ig $40, io MSj p. NJ, ami Il night. SUNDAY, - $40
for Einsbeii, D, $50 7,7io. $40 s,iO.uA.M..ieM
10 1882 + NJ, and u nisht. sunday 3A, o'IJ ~ and
For Railway, g. 80 7, $40. ., 70 \. VI i9M.i2, 80.
sic &lO $40 lS 5.sl SO g. 80 6si 7.s $40 10 NJ.
to1 Mood6ridge. and PERTH AmooT.6 ana 10 A. NJ
FOR New BfunswicS. and $40 A. NJ, and u NJ, 2.
$40 iio $40 6lO 'O +. NJ, ana Y ghI sunday $40,
: Tor East Mlstonc, $40 A. W. II noon, tio and 52J
For Limber,vuc and Pennington. 4. VI and 5 p NJ.
FOR fhillp-hurs aua lNIl'rr,S ana !.
Aer@ni 9hation t'S H'r55rHi1"n' hHT Pi,Pn anu
Lor treeh. 10. 4, VI, and Nj.
Train. arrive a. i,inws Fron rittshurgh, $50 ~ y
\ M,'h T. VI: laiy' 52f lf!, \ VI. ana $40 T. VI.
Sar @ S SS2s'p' 4 5 aNd a F. ~ n sua y.
c.s if5, u y, 1885 A. VI, 2lf a.5 49,, d H., 55. sil,
snt WS. ?; NJ. sg lay, 5'1' t'J'' CIV 6'9' lN'h AJ
TcaSt once ,.i, 40 2il and si proadway, /, 40 /
Astur House and foot Of Drshros.es aud Cortandt
~, Pm {TtK sT.R' eAe' ohce ba''f5' Gifr ESyp
Gtuels! Manager. Gen. Passenger Agcnt
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Snslrntiinn.

4 LADY of long experience IN teaching and h,rhy
~ qunl Ned. Will give lessons upon the piano uupI.
rrsidHce tor fOper quarter. Address PIANO, boz 1885,
office.
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THE CHARLESTON

By sail, s. q on boards; sl2 on timber;
ton on clay; IS so on pnospndtes. To Baltimore
By steam Nc 2 b; by sail ss@s 80 = Oh
boards; - on timber; ss 50 p ton at city; SAG
so 2 ton up river on phosphate rock. vessels
ere In demand by our merchants to take lumoer
rreghts from Georgetown. s. c.. Darien and Satl.
Ia River, Ca, ani Jacksonville, Fla, TO Nor'herh
ports, and slo912 q II are TIE rates on tlm6e'
and boards.
DoMRsr1o ExcHANGs.-The banks purchase
sight checks on New York at par TO e per cent.
on, aud sell at 4 pr MUM.
ExcHANes.-Sterllng 80 day bills 22I@23h.
GoLD.-l4@l5h.
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RIcR.-There was good demand for this grain
at firm prlces; sales near 200 tie ces c:ean sro-
lna say so tierces at 1915. 10 at 40 at 3-l6,
2s at 5.1s, 43 at 1880. We quote common to
fair at 61@7H, god 7N@7xc.
NAVAL SToRBs.-The receipts were 80 bbls spir.
Its turpentine and 434 bbls rosin. Sales about 400
bbls rosn at So 90 for strained 10 extra No. 2, SO
for low No. and s3 25 for extra No. /.
FRBIaHTs.-To Liverpool oy steam, direct, IA
on uplauds, IA on sea Islands; via New York, I'D
on uplands. IS lsd on sea islands; BY soil,
7.l6@l53 SD on uplands and - on sea islands
70 Hsvre, - on uplands. Ouastwise-to New
York, by steam, NC on uplands and &c on sea
Islands; 81 p fierce on rice; 6oc 2 bbl on rosln !;
by sail, -c q fb On cotton; &c q tierce on
rice; soc 2 bbl On rosln; sl1@l2 a Ii on lumber;
$l2el2 so q N on timber. To Bost n, BY steam
&c on uplands and So SO p tIerce on rice; by sail,
&C b on uplands; rosln 7oc; resawed stun
$l29l2 so; timber sla@la SO; phosphate s5@5 so.
To Providence, by sal slO@ll p N on boards:
&C b on cotton; by steam Zc via New York.
To Philadelphia, by steam Hc on uplands; 81 rs
2 cask on rice; soc p bb on rosin; 81 on spirits.
Through bills OF lading given to Boston, proyi.
dence and the New England cities are regularly
issued on this route, and dispatch guaranteed.
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Druys al uho!csaIe.
GETTYSBURG
KATALYSINE v ATER

1t has been demonstrated, by serles OF prac.
cal experiments conducted py eminent physicians
and al ed ny thousands OF grah fu people who
hive been relieved from tneIr sunerIngs oy ls
use. that The GETTY SBURG KATALfSlNE
WATER IS the nearest approach to SPECIFIC ever
discovered for dyspepsia, Neuralgia Rllf una.
tlsm, 'ut, Gravel, Diabetes, Kidney aud Urinary
Diseases ~ tnerIlly. 1t restOI es muscular power
10 The paraytlc. cures Liser Complaint, enron
ic .,larrhGa, PILES, constipation. Asthma, Ca
terrh aud Brorch tiI, Diseases Of The skin, Gen.
eIal Debility, and Ne vnus PrGs ration from men,
tai and physical eXcnsses L. IS the greaIes' an
tlio'e ever discovered for Excessive Eatl"g or
Drinking. 1t currects the stomach. promotes d.
gestion, and relieves be head almost Immediate
". NO household shL ulu be without II. Every
hotel shouru KEEP IT. un hand.
R5rFor history uf tie Springs. for medical re-
porls OF the power or the waite! over disea'e lor
marvellous cures and for testimonials from dis.
tluguished men, send for pamphlets.
WHITNEY BRuS., General Agents,
No. 227 South Front Street. Philadelphia, Pa,
Gettysburg Spring Company.
For sale by DOWIE, NOISE 4 DAVIS,
And Druggists generally. feb25-tuthsamos'
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Interior Cotton Markets.

ANDERSON, March IL
The cotton market has been Inactive during
the past week, and closed this evening at l5a
lSc; sales for The past week 1872 bales.
YoRKvILLE, March IL.
The market is depressed by late New York
adVices. We now quote extremes l6al7c, with
good demand at these prices
CHARLOTTE, March 10.
The market has d. cllniDg tendency In couse-
ouence OF the dullness OF the New York and
fore gn markets. Mlldling l7xalSc. low mid.
ding 17Tal7Hc, good ordinary l6Hal7c, aud
ordinary and slalned l2hal6c.
MARCH IL Sales 10 day los bales. Quo atlons
remain about az yesterday, say l2al7Ial7Xc for
OK remes Market dull aud downward.
CAMDEN, March 13
Onr quotatians OF last week were sustained up
to "wednesday, when the unfavoIabe news re-
ceiVed on the night pr. viouB ca:Bed decline or
nc. We quote l6h to lSA.
Cotton per pound 16a1sc.
MACON, March 12.
The market has teen Very unsettled for the
past TWO days. with decline OF at least nc. But
It rallied little this evening anil closed hrm.
We q 1t ts mdding at lsAc. There l. no call for
low grades, but Iair demand for all grades from
goud ordinary up.
COLUMBUS March IL.
Market dull; no erdera. Ordinary l5al5H, good
ordinary IL. low middlings l7hal7&. midillDgs
ISalSHc Sales l42 bales; receipts g.; shipments
261.
MONTGOMERY, Marth 10.
Ordinary -. good ordiHary lBAc, strict good
ordinary l7H, low mddlngs Is, mlddliug lSI.
Market dull and ncminal.
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LOCAL LACONICS.

"A new sign ornaments the store front OF
DR.. E. q. Kellers, our west end Druggist.
The locusts chirped weirdly amid the
moonlight ruins of St. Nnbar's last night.
A movement is on foot to revive the His
toricsl Society of South Carolina.
The Irish Volunteers and Irish Rife Clubs
both held drill meetings at their respective
halls last evening.
The Lynch street causeway, between
Beaulaln and Broad, Is being graded and
planted with shade trees on each side.
Mrs. Chase gives another Of her enjoyable
soirees to her pupils and their friends at the
Academy of Music this evening.
-seabrook Mills, colored lad of notorious
IL bad character, was locked up 10 the upper
Guardhouse yesterday on charge OF stealing
ducks.
-Messrs. Gibbes l. Co. removed back yes
terday to their old Office on Adgers South
Wharf, which has been rebuilt and hand
somely reitted and furnished.
Mr.. A. F. Curtis, the enterprislng timber
factor, has recently received from the neigh
boring country four hundred and fifty sticks
OF shipping timber, averaging In measure
ment one Thousand feet to the stick.
MIR. NJ, CleIand Minor, formerly Of
Charleston, but now practicing lawyer at
No. l2o Broadway, N. Y, has been appointed
q commissioner OF deeds for South Carolina
in the State OF New York.
The proceedings OF the annual conven-
ton of the South Carolina Agricultural and
Mechanical Society, held at Columbia, In No
vember lsst, have been published in neat
pamphlet torn by Messrs. Walker, Evans &
Cogswell.
Captain Grifan, the contractor with the
United States Government to remove the
ou,er end OF the Salllvan's Island Jetty,
has experienced much difficulty In getting
fairly 10 work. A few days ago his derrick,
"Uncle Knapp" ,huuped upon the jetty, dur
ing gale, and broke hole into her bottom.
The captain has repaired the damage to bis
boat, however, and is now at work again
under more favorable circumstances.
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THE COURTS.
Court OF Common Pleas.

Court OF COmmOu EIoues
In the case of Mcmillan King aud others,
executors, vs.. N. Fehrepbach, the right TO a
trial BY Jury was waived by the defendant
and the Judge decreed for two hundred and
6fly dollars, with costs and disbursements, In
the plaintiffs favor.
Yesterday being the last day of the regular
term, the jurles were paid and discharged,
and the court adjourned sine die. An extra
term will, however, begin on Monday next.
FGayer's Court.
The case of James Fletcher, charged With
being drunk and disorderly and striking the
police, was referred to trial justice. John
Hill. colored, for being drunk and resisting
the police on Bread street, was gwen MS
choice between fine of two dollars or spend
ing twenty days iu jail. Frank Palmer, color
ed. for disorderly conduct and disturbing the
peace, vas given the same choice.
Trial Justices' Courts.
James Fletcher, 'colored, was sent to jail
Yesterday for thirty days by Trial Justice Nc
KInlay for assaulting policeman and tearing
off bis badge.
Emma Jones, colored, was bound over by
Trial Justice Adams for trial before the Infe-
rior Conrt ca charge of stealing forty-two
dollars from John Drisooe.
David Robinson was fined one dollar and
costs by Trial Justice Dover for committing
an assault and battery.
United States Commissioner.
William Wilson, colored, of Charleston: and
Prince Polite. colored, of Beaufort, were
bound over yesterday by Commissioner Por-
teus for trial before the United States Court
on charges Of violating internal revenue
laws.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1873-03-15
RELIGIOUS INTELLIGENCE.

At The Church of the Holy Conmunlon' tne
special Lenten services are maintained Win
great interest. They Include morning prayer
at nine A. NJ, and evening prayer, al nVe r.
M, on each day of the week, with au audi
tional litany service every Wednesday ana
Friday, at eleven A. M. The sacrament u t''e
Lords Supper is administered every SUNDAY
mornine during Lent, and there will also be
special communion service on the Inursuay
evening preceding Good Friday.
Divine service will be conducted ID Inc or-
pbans' Chapel, tomorrow afternoon, al lour
O'Clock, BY the Rev. W. 8. Bowman.
In Plymouth Church, Pitt street, to-mor-
row. there will be morning service at hall-
mast Ten. Sunday.School at four P. NJ, when
sermon on "Paying Debts" will be preached.
In the evening, at halt-past seven, there will
be a sermon; subject-"The Den OF Lions"
The daily union prayer-meetlng this alter
noon, at half.past four o'clock, will be con-
Quoted in the Glebe.slreet Church, by the Rev.
W. o. Prentisa. The Rev. R. Nall. D. D., will
preach at eleven o'clock A. n.
In the Unitarian Church, tomorrow, there
will be morning service at half'past ten
o'clock, and evening service at hali.past
seven, at which latter a sermon WILL oe
preached on ''The Teachings of God in Ma
ture."
There will be services in the Bethel Church,
corner OF Pitt an Calhoun streets, to-mor'
row morning at half-past ten O'CLOCK, ano
in the evening at halt-past seven, at WHICH
latter time discourse on Temperance Will
be delivered.
In the on Presbyterian Church in Glebe
street, tomorrow, there will be preaching al
half.past ten o'clock, A. NJ, and at a quarter
to eight o'clock In the evening.
Services In the First Baptist Church to-mor'
row will be al half-past ten o'clock A. H., and
| q quarter before eight at night, with sermons
at both hours.
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SAVANNAH AND CHARLESTON RAILROAD.
Passengers.

Per steamship James Adger, from New York
r. 7, WiInams " N Badger, Mrs Wright Geo
Bail. D Vanness. DR. Oongdon and wife, Jno
Spencer. 81 Hanahan, Miss Stearns, E W
Kulousky, K Benedict l. Norton, K Miller, MISS
Per steamer CITY Point. from Palatka via Jack.
soDyille, Fernartlne and Savannal-Rev BAKER
and wife, Miss Kate Baker, Mrs James, Or J N
Payne and wife, Rev W Mcdonald, Richard
Jnnns W Peel, MRS Arpen and child, Mr. I'd ward!
Wr RarEshear Mrs clifford. ] Crcuter, Mr.
Re7noiIs, Ike @ DR. conner and wife, Q Dana and
vile. H Mnrphy, MT Carrie. Mr. briggs, MIR De-
fnnet, MISS Deionet Geo w Lemon, MISS BUCK,
and on deck.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1873-03-15
AMUSEMENTs.

Cromveus Art Entertainment.
The last of Prot. Cromwelrs artistic exhlol'
uons OF the teaulieso foreign scenery and ar'
are to be given this afternoon and evening
The crogd-d audiences which these enter
tsinments have attracted during the past two
weeks indicate their merit, and those of our
readers who have not yet seen them should
hot fail 10 avail themselves Of this fnal oppor-
tunity Of doing 80.
Lecture on Hamlet.
The second of the series OF Snakespearian
lectures by ProfJ. W. Miles Is TO be deliV-
cred. this evening at the Confederate Home.
The subject OF this leclurei is the character OF
Hamlet
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1873-03-15
COMET ERE ENGINE COMPANY.

A neat engine-house for the use OF this Or
panization is now beng erecteds by the City
Government, on Beaufain street, so1th SIDE,
east Of Smith. It consists Of two stories, the
ground floor intended for the steamer. while
the upper, consisting of one large airy apart
ment, will be used for the meetings OF the
company. The edifice ls bsins constructed by
Mr.. g. W. Egan, Of Meeting street, and Will
be- ready for occupancy, it is thought, by
.Anfil 1Rt.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1873-03-15
DEATH OF Il SAILOR.

Pablo Guiso, the salor ofthe bark Florence
mentioned In The NEWS yesterday morning
as having been injured by fall from the rig
ging of the vessel, dice on Thursday night
Al an inques. held yesterday the captain tes-
tiaed that Guiso fell from the mainmast OF lne
weasel, height Of fifty feet, while engaged In
reeapg The sails during storm off the Man
tucket Shoals, on the 2lst OF February. Inc
iury returned verdict to the effect that the
sailor died from injuries accidentally received
ss above stated.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1873-03-15
OUR TRADE WITR BALTIMORE.
A New steamer OF Large Capacity to bo
Added to the Cha rleston Limo.
rrInt. L.
The Baltimore Suo OF Thursday 81


The committee appointed by the merchants
OF the city to take into consideration the build
ing Of another steamer to accommodate the
largely IN :reasing Chirleston trade have not
vet, 1t Is understood. att aimed acy definite re-
suIis. MessIs. D. aud ]. R. Mordecai, agents
here for the present Charleston line, a e, how
ever, engaged IN negotiating for the purchase
of a steamer OF large CAPACITY, capable Of
o l-ryiog between 1000 and 5000 barrels: to meet
10 demand for freight transportation between
Charleston and Baltimore now pressing upon
thenn. The Messrs. MordecaI expect 10 pur
chase and place this steamer 90 the line within
. few dsys. This will give 9 line INCLUDING
the present steamers, the Sea Gull and Falcon,
an aggregate carving capacity for the three
trips VI sbout II 600 bbls. The Sea Guli ala 10
Facon, tht ugh subjected to severe tests by
the freoueut trips ,hey have lately been OBJ iged
to make in order to accommodate !, some
measure the large hnd sudden inc: sass OF
freight, are sdn staunoh and ssaworthy ships.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1873-03-15
THEPORTROYAL RAILROAD.

The ftst inspection and freight train over
the Port Royal Railroad was run from Augusta
Il, Yemsssse Station on the Savannah and
Charleston Railroad last Thursday. On the
train were President John P. King and num-
bar of other railroad officials; also one hundred
bales Of cotton consigned from Augusta to
5aYannah which were taken from Yemassee to
their destination over the Savannah ana
Charleston Railroad. The average time made
between stations on the Port Royal Railroad
,n,s IhDty miles per hour.
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NTORTHEASTERN RAILROAD COM
IN PANY.

CHARLESTON, 8. o., January 20, 1872
Trains will leave Charleston Daily at 1000 A. NJ
and 500 P. N.
Arrive at Charleston 6.45 A. NJ. Mondays ex-
crpted) and $50 P. NJ.
Tran does not leave Charleston 500 P. n. SUM-
DAYS.
Train leaving 10 90 A. N. makes through connec-
lion 10 New York via Richmond and kcqula
Creek only, going through In "a hours.
Passengers leaving by $40 p M. Train have
choice oil route, via Richmond aud Washington,
or via Portsmouth and Baltimore. Those leaving
FRIDAY ty this Train lay over on sunday in la
iiuore. Those leaving on SATURDAY remain SUN
DAY IN wilmington, N. O.
This is the cheapest, quickest and m1st pleas
ant ruute to liucibnali, Chicago and other points
West and Northwest, both Trains making con-
nections at Washlngio with Western Trains OF
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad.
SIS. SOLOMOSS
Engineer and Superintendent.
p L. OLEAP0R, Gen. Ticket agent. maJ21
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n. q. DeLeon sold at auction, yesterday,
the following securities:
Twelve thousand dollars South Carohna
Railroad ncn-morlgage seven per cent oonoe'
at 6sl cents on the dollar.
sixty.seven shares South Carolina Loan ano
Trust Coupany's stock, al slo3 per snare.
Thirty shares City Railway STOCK, at s0S 20
per share OF fifty dollars.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1873-03-15

OF Chronic and Acute rheumatism. Neuralgia,
Lumbago, ScIaticI, Kldnsy aud Nervous DIS.
eases after years OF suffering BY taking DR..
FITLER'S VEGETABLE RHEUMATIC SYkUP-
the scientific discovery OF ]. ~ Filter, NJ D., a
reg1iar graduate physician. with whom we are
personally acquainted, who has for 80 years
treated these diseases exclusively with astonlsll'
Ing results. We believe it our Christian duty
after deberatlon, to conscleB tlousy request SUI.
ferers TO use It, especially persons In moderate
circumstances who cannot aTori to waste
money and time on worthless mixtures. AS
clergymen we seriously feel the daep RESPONSE
hlll;y resting on US In publ ely endorsing lnls
medicine. But our knowlege and experience or
lts rem .rkable merit fully Justides our acilon:
Rev. U. II. Ewing, Media, Penn, suffered sixteen
wears, became hopeless; Rev. Thomas Murphy,
D. ID, Frankford Philadelphia; Rev. ]. B. Davis,
HightstOwn. New Jersey; Rev. J. 5. Buchanan,
Clareuce, Iowa; Rev. G. q. Smith. Pltsford, New
YORK; Rev. Joseph Beggs. FALL Church, Phlladel-
phia. other testimonials from Senator'S, Cover
nors. judges, Congressman, Physicians, &c, Tor
warded gratis with pamphlet eXp'alning these
diseases. Une thousand dollars Will be present.
ed to any medicine for sa lie diseases showing
equal merit under test, or that can produce one
fourth as many living cures. ANY person SEND.
Ing by letter description OF aflct!on Will receive
gratis legally signed guarantee, naming the
number OF bottles to cure, agreeing 10 re1nnd
money upon sworn statement OF Its failure W
cure. Atflictei invited TO write to DR.. FlfLER,
Philadelphia. HIs valuable advice costs nothing.
DuWlE. NOISE & DAVIS
Sole wholesale Agents for South Caronna:
For sale at Retail by II. BAER, W. A. SkRlNE.
A. ". ECKEL Il CO., DR.. GEO. CAULIER, Cd
LUHN, JOS. BLACKMAN, E. q. KELLERs.
janl8-stuthly D6C
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AFRICAN M. E CHURCH-CALHOON
STREET CHARGE.

The following named members were ou.y
o,oc,ed trustees: William Davis, Joseph F.
pnsssil. Moss vunderhorst, Abraham Adams
Robert G. Scott, William D. Wllkerson, Henrs
@. Harmon, Isaac R. Morgan, James D. Price
A. THos. CARR, Pastor.
CA. YANpERHoRsT, Secretary.
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Wilmington Market.

WILMINGTON, March I3.
SPIRITS sTURPBNTINE.-MarKet dull and inactive.
No sales reported.
RoSIN-No transactions to note. Market dull
and declining.
CRUDE IURPENTrNE OF $50 bbls at 81 75c
for virgin and yellow dip and IS for hard.
TAReSales or 900 bbls at So l5c Q Dbl. Market
quiet.
nominal.
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FURcHaoTr, BENEDICT & Co. have reduced
their 81 Kid Gloves to 75c. and their 81 25 two
button Glove 10 $780,; also, see their new ad-
vertlsement announcing the opening of their
Spring stock.
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II o r F L o K D A.
VIA SAVAN N A q.

The Splendid Side wheel Steamers, r .niEoA
DICT ,TOR, Captain L. NJ. Coxetter, =
and CITY POINT, Captain Fitzgerald. VIII leave
Charleston every tuesday,, THURSDAY and sun.
DAY EVENING at 8 O'Clock precisely, for Savan.
nah Fernandina, Jacksonville, Magn liza, Green
Cove springs, S:. Augustine, Palstka and all
Landings on St. Johns River. Connecting at
Palatks with steamers for the Ocawaha klVer
and with the Steamer STARLIGHT for Enter
prise, Mellonville, 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, aOply TO
RAVENEL i CO., Agents.
dec2 Cor. Vanderhorat's Wharf and East Bay.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1873-03-15
THERHOMETRICAL.

= The following was the range Ct the ther-
> mometer, yesterday, at the drug store OF MI.
Joseph B.ackman, on the South side OF BROAD
street s A. NJ, so; 10 A. NJ, 56; II M', os'
P. NJ, So; P. NJ. So; 6 P. NJ, So; +.
II 66
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1873-03-15

FIVE RARE AND sUPERBLY ILLUSTRATED
VOLUMES, Including that magnificent folio,
"Tne Illustrations of Shakespeare" all that re-
mains of what few years ago was one OF the
finest private libraries In the State, are tu be
raf1 ed for the benefit OF the widowed and i'm
poverished owner. Those who delight In
choice books may Inspect the volumes at the
office of ]. Fraser Mathewes, No. Sc Broad
street, where the rattle list will also be found.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1873-03-15

To HAVE elegant light Biscuits, Rolls, Buck
wheat Cakes, Fruit Dumplings, &C., you
should use Dooley's Yeast Powder. Ask your
grocer for it. 1t pure Baking Powder.
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