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The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1873-02-19
HOTEL ARaIpALs-FEBRU4RY IS.
Ch arlestOn.

Charleston.
RP Fitzgerald and LADY, Milwaukee; Cha5 G
Cooley and lady, Chicago; Paul Crippen, st Hela.
ma; Melville Sears New York; J Link, Able.
Vile; Edward Merot, Philadelphia; Fred Schlegel-
mech. Columbia; A Barrett, New York; Edward
Bigelow, Uhicago;S RSmlth, Baltimore; Henry
Moale, Baltimore; Alex Turner, Newark, NJ; F A
Bushey and lady, st Louis; Mrs Quimby,
New York; Burhsns, New York; NV B
Clough, Baltimore; henry Hyde, Boston; L W
Gage and lady, Penn Yam, Y; Geo Owens,
New York; T A Middleton and lady, Georgetown;
Augustus Fludd, Santee; Col John Moore, -;
Thos McManus, New York; N Anderson, Aiken
Mrs Wilson. Mrs Geo W Wilson and maid, New
York; Henry PStark, New York; John d Hass lrd
and lady, New York; Mrs r E Fenton, Master
F nton, Washington cry;J Thompson, DR. B
Thompson, BeaufoIt;O y Waters, A Alden,
Ladies' Is and.
Pavilion.
JMcClalr, Camden; W Wright, Allendale; I
Ray sor, Georges Station; DR. Smith, South
Carolina; W Stack, Kingstree; John Easterby aud
friend, south Carolina; N Fulton, R Cooper,
Missouri; Geo E Prltchett, Clarendon; Jas o
Ell lott. Efiogham; D r Howell, Gadsden; g W
Baxter, Orangeburg; b Williamson, Ross's Sta
tIon; ] o Bradenbaugh, Columbus; Theodore Q
Wilson, New York; Wm Harper. Miss NJ Harper,
BrooSlyn: = Rowe, HIM COOK, Pierce, South
carol,na.uA Weed. New orleans; Robt Goudy,
New Ynrs. Jos Jnnes. Philadepha; Jas n Har-
ner. Shippensburg: Robt Mccullough, Kend,
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Il WoRD FOR MOUNT PLEASANT.
It's Advantages as tho Site of a Co-op-
erative Factory.

It's Advantages as tho Site of a Co-op-
erative Factory.
MOUNT PLEASANT, S. c., February l8.
TO THE EDITORS OF TIE NEWS.
Having seen the notice 10 your paper of
this morning, In which the enterprise OF Mr..
P. Papln, superintendent Labor Co.opera.
tive and Improvement Association of New
York." Is referred 10, and In which 1t Is stated
that that gentlemen had 1t In contemplation
10 establish one OF the factories .elLher on
James Island, Charleston Neck or Mount
Pleasant, and, with q desire OF cooperating
In matter so important. permit me to sug-
gpst the last named place, as very desirable
for the following reasons FIRST, Its un.
doubted health aud freedom from fevers of
maarial type, and pure and salubrlous breezes
fresh from the sea; second, lts accessibility
and the ease of communication with the city
and Sullvan's Island, and the large area of
country beyond. Now this location having
the advantage over the other two suggested
on the score OF health. which Is The first
consideration, another point Ia The cheapness
Of the lands. Land for this purpose can be
obtained at almost nominal price, and in a
recent conversation with Mr.. H. L. p. Nc
Cormick, the president of the Ferry Company,
l was given to understand that he would from
his own property give land enough for the
erection of at least half the number of cot
tages required for the operatives, and / have
every reason to believe the town council
would donate the balance required for the
factory and lhe rest of the buildings. l be-
lieVe Mr.. Mccormick ia in earnest aud public
spirited In this matter, and would cooperate
heart and soul 10 proof of the qualities just
mentioned I would refer to Moullrlevllle,
which two years ago presented almost The ap-
pearauce of Sahara, and DOW assumes the
aspect OF q closely built and thriving town.
This development may in great measure be
credited to his energy AMI accommodate 6
spirit, and fervent wish to aid those disposed
10 work with him In accomplishing such re-
suits.
would suggest to the gentleman In charge
of this matter, If he will pardon the liberty,
that It. may be well 10 have an interview win
Mr. Mccormick. aud I feel assured that ne
will do everything In his power 10 inrther the
object proposed. Mr.. Mccormick can lie
found at his office at the ferry slip. loot OF
Market street, every day, between the hours
OF halfpast eight A. NJ. and three o'clock r
M. KAPPA.
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THE ROPER HOSPITAL.

The following correspondence has taken
place between Dr.. F. n. Robertson, on behalf
of The Medical Society of South Carolina, and
DR.. Geo. 8. Pelzer, on behalf of the city, In
regard to the lease Of the Roper Hospital:
CHARLESTON, g. O.. February II 1873.
DR.. GEORGE S. Pelzer, Chairman Joint Com,
mittee:
you The conditions which we're hnaily
ad0pled by The Medical Society of South Caro-
Ina as tina basis of lease of the building
known as the Roper Hospital TO the City Coun-
ell They are The same as adopted by your
ioInt committee, A copy will be handed to
Jhe referee, and upon receiving the sanction
of The Court, our attorney will draw up the
lease 10 due form, and when executed there
will be no urther delay In turning over the
property to you. ,,o..
F. II. ROBERTSON, M. D.,
Chairman Committee oil Trustees OF Roper
Fund.
The following resolutions were adopted by
the Medical Society as instructions to the COM
miLtee appointed to negotiate for the lease of
The building known as the Roper Hospital, to
the City Council OF Charleston:
lat. That the building known as the Roper
Hospital be leased 10 the City Council OF
Charleston as hospital Tor the sick poor, In
accordance with The provisions OF the will OF
the late Mr.. Roper. for term oil ten years, Tree
of rent. The said City Council 10 place the
building 10 thorough repair and order, 10
keep iI In Ike repair and good order, and
at the termination of The lease, 10 return 1t to
the trustees of the Roper fund.
3D.. That the room known as the "trnstees
room" BIZ reserved for the exclusive use OF
the board of trustees OF the Roper fund and The
Medical Society of South Carolina, with the
right uf free ingress and egress at all times,
day or nigHt. ,,.-
81. The existing arrangement with the City
Council of Charleston, by which three OF the
professors in the Medical College oil the State
of South Carolina are made The consulting
physicians and surgeons OF The City Hospital,
with the privilege OF delivering clinical lee
tures to the studeAts In the hospital during
the continuance of the winter course OF lee.
lures In the Medical College of the Stale OF
south Carolina, be continued during The term
nf the lease, sunj,ct TO the regulations OF the
medical committee of the Board Of dealth.
4Lh. That no mai eTal alterations snail De
m ,de In the building without The written con-
sent OF the trustees Of the Roper iuud.
9Th. That the lease contain proper cove
nanis tn carry ont The above slipulations.
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REAL ESTATE SALES.

a.. Leitch & Bruins sold at auction yesterday
THE following pieces of property, obtaining
for them the prices annexed: Building lot
southwest corner of Short and Mazyck streets,
$500; lot with frame residence thereon No.
20 Vanderhorst street, between 81. Philip and
Coming, $l700; frame house No. Q Aiken
street, $3.50; building lot No. IL Aiken street,
ss6; frame residence No. l3 Aiken street,
4 $500; dwelling In rear OF the above, $500; lot
vest side Of America street, south Of the pub
-lic NALL $500; six building lots fronting the
:MAI, running from America to Aiken street,
aggregate SASS; three building lots on the
east side Of Aiken streeet adjoining the above
on the north, aggregate s270.
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Wilmington Market.

WILMINGTON, February II.
SPIRITS TURPRNTINE.-The market has ad-
vunced hc. Sales OF 135 casks at 6ic per gal
lon for Southern packages. Market nrm.
1850 bbls strained at SO 10, and 295 bb's opaque
at S3 Is p bhl.
CRUpE TuRPENTlNE Market active with re-.
celpts and sales OF 5000 bbls at So rs for hard
s. 25 for yellow dip and SIS rs for Yirgln-th'
latter subject TO DEDUCTION o one-ffth.
TAR..-Iias declIoed 25c on last reported sales.
Sales OF $50 pbls at 81 so per bbl. Market quiet
and weak.
at II to 1sc. 7 do at 18Xc, do at l9c, and do
at i9Hc p fb.
TIMBER.-Receipts aud sales OF Eve (5l RATS as
follows: One a. SIS so for extra prime, one at
sll for fair MILL two at $12 for fair mill, and one
at Sl4 for prime mill.
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p N 10 miles northeast from Frying Pan Light

p N. 10 miles northeast from Frying Pan Light
Ship. exchanged signal W1nh ssesmship onam'
pion, hence for New YORK.
Steamship Flag, Foster, BostonEe.s !sLa tHss'
perenced heavy gale or Cape HatteraA nom
south.southeast, which lasted for thirty hours,
Swedish ship Superior. Clasee. PhlpVuie, Al
giers-s0 days. Ballast. TO Master. u.,.
YorSNs daJs. Mdse TO roach Aonets,
Adger & co. D ANIME, Bischo1 co. baicksn
Wohltmsnn. F Borner. Crane, BoylSton; 9 c9.
Campbell, B Feldmann d 60. y fiemlnE
Hurkamp co, Katie co. U A Lengnick, Ea
Lee. Mantoue Il co, 8 r Marshall d co. Jno =
O'Neill, B O'Nelll, q f Psnkuin. q Sieglng, d
Silcox, Toale, W L Webb, Wlnemaa Cos
Brewer & Konpke. W Chafee 4 90. Cameron.
Barkley & CO, G Cowperthwsir, Oobla CO,
DOwIe, Noise Davis, Foley. Hail. Y
Luden. Ravenel, Holmes CO. Thomas Ian.
4 Son, Stetfens, Werner Duoker, Talmadge b
Son, G W Williams & CO, aud others.
Schr F Odiorne, Crowell. Portland, Ae-l4
days Hay. potato oes and plaster. To Hermann
Wells. Experienced heavy weather.
Schr henry, Nash, New York-s days. Hdse.
To Roach & MofIatt, Fraser Dill BulwinNe.
W Q Bee co. Railroad Agent gnt:a and 9 Order: . r..
To A Gage co. Vessel to Jos Enslow co.
Schr Eureka, Stanley, Bsltimore-s days. Co9e.
To Jno Campsen co. Vessel to Jos A rEnslSw
& co. -. -.
Schr Joseph Ellis, ScuIl, Elizabeth Guy, O.
5000 bushels corn. To X n Butler q Son.
Schr Annie wsndo, -, saDtee. 6ou Duaaeis
rough rice and II bales upland cotton. 10 e n
FrMt d co, aud Fraser DILL
Scnr Warren, Roberts, Back River. 2400
bushels rough rice. TO Bee co.
Schr Salie Bisscll, Magrath, Oomoa1ee. 2So0
bushels rough rice. To VI Bee i 90.
Soop Mary. Mills, Pom Pom. 500 bushels rough
rice. To W Bee d CO.
Steamer Marion, Adair, Santee River. 2o1 bales
cotton, 455 bnls naval stores, 200 bushels rough
rice II bbls sweet potatoes, mdse, &c. TO Ray'
enel, holmes & co, Jas r Pringle q Son, Pelxer,
Rodgers co: Jas n Caldwell son, q 3 Water Water
CO, Geo Iugraham Son, T Smith, Reeder
& DAVIS, L Connor d Son, E Meyer, James
Wiley & CO, Henry Wagener, Counts q nW.oto1,
E q Frost CO, w q Bee d co. T g Snowden, q
A Smythe Whlldeu d Jones, Bardin Parker,
Kinsn1an i Howell, O q Olaussen.
CLEARED YESTERDAY
schr Thomas II Ravens, Brown, Baltimore
Jos Enslow d CO. -s| i'5=,ii ri:
SAILED YESTERDAY. -.
schr Lettie Wells, Watson, Georgetown. SC.
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LOCAL LACONICS.

The Northern mail failed last evening
from points beyond Wilmington.
-Esnry Bedford, colored boy, was locked
mp In the upper Guardhouse yesterday alter
noon for stealing cocoanuts.
The city inspector ls laying plankroad
through Columbus street, between Meeting
and King streets.
The Emeral Social Club will give Sec
ond soiree at Mrs. Bernard's Hall on the eVe-
ming OF the oath instant. Tickets Of admis-
sion 81 so, including supper.
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BUSINESS NOTICES.

TIE CAROLINA FERTILIZER offered for sale
by Messrs. George W. Williams & Co. needs
no comment from us to recommend 1t to the
planters of our State. It has been freely used
for years, and has met with deserved success
Our planters can always have entire confidence
In any Gusno Messrs, George W. Williams d
Co. may.offer them, and we feel'assured that
their Fertilizers are all "6rsl-class." We OBJ
serve that the Carolina Ia sold, payable
November lst, free of Interest. Their adver-
tisement will repay perusal.
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THE COURTS.
United states Court.

United states Court.
sThe following petitions were referred to
Registrar Clawson: Petition of Obadiah Sur
ratt,sof York County, for voluntary bank
Syuptcy., Petition of B. Z. Cleveland to es.
tahlishlfen in the case Of James A. Jsrratt.
Mrs. GeorgIans A. Courtenay was allowed
to- establish lien In The case Of G. D. Carr Il
Co., bankrupts.
Petition of John Hanberry, of Graham's
Turnout, for voluntary bankruptcy. Referred
toRegistrar seabrook.
IN the case of the pstitlon OF Thurston d
Holmes to establish lien in the case of John
p. Kennedy, the report of Registrar Carpen-
Ter and the sale of the property were con-
hrmed.
On the petition of Edwin Bates Co., A.
s:Raruch was ordered to show cause, on the
Z 10th Instant, why he should not be declared a
bankrupt.
- Petition of the assignee OF j. E. King, bank
rupt, for leave to sell property. Referred to
Registrar Carpenter, with instructions to
make creditors prove their claims before the
18th OF next March.
The case of the petition of James P. Low,
TOR the bankruptcy of the Blue Ridge Railroad
Company, was postponed until Friday next.
a-- Mayors Court,
Rachael BUSH, colored, druaK and disorder
ly, and unable TO take care of herself, aned
Afty cents. Solomon Davis, colored, appl ca
tion for lodging, held for examination. An
drew Yates, colored, drunk and unable to
take care OF himself, fined oHe dollar. Thomas
Watkins, larceny, thirty days In Jail. William
Watkins, colored, lodged unde- warrant from
trial Justice, referred to trial Justice. Edward
John, drunk, disorderly, and resisting officer,
two dollars fine or ten days In jail. James
Raoul, drunk and disorderly, referred to trial
Justice. Fred Dawson, driving night soil
carts through the streets at improper hours,
dned two dollars. David Kennedy, lodged
BY his father for safe keeping, held for order.
william Weston, disorderly, two dollars 1ne
or twenty days In jail. Newfoundland, a
yellow, and black and white dog were also
: Iaken up going at large, lodged In the upper
guardhonse yard, and fined one dollar each
Tho Lower Guardhouse.
The following arrests were made Yesterday
the parties being brought to the lower Guard.
house: Wm. Burley for lying drunk on the
corner of Meeting street and st. Nichaels
alley. q. Lonsdale for careless driving, and
breaking the buggy of Mr. Lee, on the corner
OF King spd George streets; and - John
son for being drunk, disorderly and disturbing
the peace, on the corner of Church and Elliott
streets,
Trial Justices Court.
James Brown, colored, for stealing hides
from the Savannah and Charleston Railroad
Depot, was sent to jail for thirty days by Trial
Justice McKinlay.
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Receipts per Railroad, February 1s.
SOUTH CAROLINA RAILROAD.

1870 bales cotton, 6s bales goods. Oh bbls naval
sto es. cars stock. To Railroad Agent, E II
Frost & co, Sloan i SeiQniOus Walter d CO.
Pezer dodgers CO, Reeder & Davis. ] 7 sims,
@ W williams l. CO. A Salinas, Ravenel & CO.,
W B williams & son, rrenhOlm Son, X Prin.
ple Prlngle Son. WlSs CO, Campsen co.
Adser, " K Ryan, " n Etrd co, Walker. Evans
Il Gngswel W G Courtney Il CO. h Sicox, h
ii Sc6irmer, Count. &Wroton, Mowry Son, W
Bee & co, A ) Smith, T smith, Kinsman
Howell, Wardlaw q CArew. Whiden &Jones, Bar
din q Parker. Witte Bros Stoll. Webb CO, W W
Smith, Tuy!or & CO, B O'Neill.
NORTHEASTERN RAILROAD.
"a bales upland anil 7 bags sea island COT ton,
2s7bbls rusin, 81 casks spirits turpentlne. 81 bars
iron, 10 kegs nails 81 box-s tobacco, cars lumber,
wood. mdse, &c. TO G W Williams co, MACK,
OuacSenbush, Es'ill & CO, A W Thames, II Nelson.
+ u Meyer, + Klntworth Alsina Morrison, NJ
Goldsmith l. Son. + Adger & CO, H Cobb. d CO,
o O,Nelll ] Il fiiileA, T u MurnaHgh, s Nipson,
F Levy, Martin d MOOD. Ma1toue d co, Lllen.
thai. Mrs C Woodruff, W Il Chafee co. Lnhrs,
Wuhrman Il CO, K Marshall & CO, Il Frost
A co, M TriesC, Bardln d Parker, Whilden q
Jones' Pelzer, Rodgers & co, W q Bee d co.
Walter Il co. Mowry Son, smith smith,
Kinsman Il Howell. y D Stoney. Pritchsrd
Levy. Chapeau h CO. Caldwell Son, Witte
Bros, Stoney, Lowndes i co, y r X Agent, +
r K Agent, order, A B Mulligan, Reeder Davis,
J r Pringle son, J kirkpatrick, A salinas,
R A Gleaves, Sloan Si.gnlous and others.
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noRrgElsrBRN RAILRoAp.
Passengers.

Per steamship Manhattan, from New York
Miss Leonhardt, Mr. Seward, Robert Seward, Mrs
Harper. VIM Harper. Wardlaw and son, John
smith and wife Col n Randall and wife, Mrs
A r Randall, Mrs Mcclure. Jas Mcclure, Jonn
Burhans. Gleeson, Hopping. Jonn frice'
colored E A Rogers, colored, and on deck:
Per steamshp Flag. from Boston-ars GoSeee
and child william Read, W 8 Cannon, J MINE.
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For COUGHS AND THROAT DISORDERS, USE
~ Browns Bronchial Troohes," having proved
their efficiency by test of many years.
DowIE, NOISE & DAVIS, Agents. nov2O@fna
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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 P. P. 1oale's, Nos. 20 Hayne,
and 80 Plnckey streets, or on Horlbeck's
Wharf. dec30
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UNION PRAYER MEETINGS.

=, Wednesday afternoon, hali-past 4 o'clock,
Glebe street Church. The Rev. L. d. Shuck
Is expected to oficiate.
=. Wednesday night, half-past o'clock, Clrcu-
lar Church. Services will be conducted oy
the Rev. C. 8. yedder.
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TEE FREsHEr IN TIE UP COUNTRY.

There ia a heavy freshet above Columbia
auc, for prudential reasons. the trains on the
aGreenville and Columbia Railroad were not
Z allowed to cross the Broad River Bridge. The
reports yesterday afternoon were more favor
able, but the heavy freight business OF the
road may be diminished for day or TWO. NO
accidents are reported.
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CITY AFFAIR S.
MEETINGS THIS DAY.

: rvre Lodge, A. F. NJ, at half.past P. N.
WAGNER Artillery Club, at half-past Z. ID.
Hope Fire Company, at Z P. NJ.
Sumter Rife Club at halt-past P. N.
Charleston Social Mounted Club. at half.past
Pm.
Irish Rife Club, at P. n.
e National Zouaves, at P. n.
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AUCTION SALES THIS DAY.

william Mckay will sell at 10 o'clock, at nls
store, shoes, shop goods. &c.
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OPERA, MARINE AND FIELD GLASSES In great
variety, Including those Of the finest make,
at reasonable prices. Alan's, No. 3O7 King
street.
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Chief Justice Noses is stay ing al the Waver-
ley House. -
Mrs. Senator Fenton, accompanied by her
SOD, is here from Washington, and is staying
at the Charleston.
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MARINE NEWS By TELEGRAPH.

LIVERPOOL, February 1&
Arrived, fteamships canada. Weser, Cuba and
City or London: Amour, Advance, Lampedo,
Flying Foot st Louis. from New Orleans; Ailss.
from Mub.le; Flower Forest, from Savannah;
i'N@'' AVN NEW YoRK, February ls.
Arrived, Batteras.
The Norwich, from Boston for New Orleans,
sprung aleak, and has been abandoned. Der
crew Is saved.
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PLATED WARE, In new and exquisite de-
signs. Tea Sets, Ice Pitchers and Castors, at
Ailan's, No. 3O7 King street.
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NORTHEASTERN RAILROAD CON-
" PANY.

~ PANY.
CHARLESTON, j. O., January 20, 1879.
Trains will leave charleston Daily at 1000 A. u
AIa HrpiVe i've at Chareston Gas A. II. Nondsys ex.
cepted) and 3.S0 P. II.
Train does not leave Charleston 500 p. H., sp1s-
Train leaving 10. 90 A. n. makes through connec.
uon To New York, via Richmond and Acquia
Crsek only, going through In "A hours.
passengers leaving by SEQ p. II. Train have
choice OF route, via Richmond and washington,
NJ Via Portsmo1th and Baltimore. Those leaving
FRIDAY BY this Train lay over on SUNDAY In Bal
ttmore. Those leaving on SATURDAY remain SUM-
Day ia Wilmington, N. O.
This is the cheapest quickest and most pleas.
ant route to Ciucinnati, chicago and other points
west and Northwest, both Trains making con-
nections at Washington with Western Trains OF
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad.
8. 8. S0LOM0NB,
Engineer and Superintendent.
p. L. OLEAPOR. Gen. Ticket Agent. naval
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He was astonished that the reports hsa LOU
been read. He hoped that action would %
postponed until the next meeting, outdid no'
make a motion to that effect.
Alderman Pelzer explained that tne repor'0
alluded to had never before been read III
Council. but the review of them contained III
the Mayors report had always been regsrdea
az sufficient. he had no objection to posi-
poniDg action on the bill.
The Mayor said that the treasurers report
contained nothing bearing on the SUBJECT OIL
the bill, as there were no deficiencies.
Alderman Voigt said he had used lne pri''-
lege of an alderman to examine The treasuf'
er,s books, and he found that there was de-
aciency Of $4,000.
The discussion was finally brought 10
close by Alderman Gage, who proposed mat
the following appropriation bill be considered
first:
BILL to appropriate money to meet tne iiarni
ties OF the city during the present lscal year. =,
Be 1t ordained, by the Mayor auu AuT 'hnri,v NJ
the City OF Cnarleston, anu oy the su.noo an ,or
the same, That The following sums OF inoaey tSa O
The spt cined purposes herein med uo auu ~, % nI
same are here appropriate 10 oe paiu ou, hu
the city treasury N the manner prescfioeu "
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and heavy market for common qualities. Sales
about zoo tlerces clean Carolina, say tierces at
&C p II, Eat eX, ia at 6ai, 8 at 6A. 4S at ~.
We quote common to fair at eH@7c; good 7X9
7Xc p 10.
NAyAL STORES There were received about
"a bbls spirits turpentine and $50 buls rosin. In
the past two days there has betn good de-
mand for rosins, with light stock OF oil kinds.
Saes $500 bols low grades at 50 s5@3 p Dbl for
strained 800 bbls extra No. !, No. 1 and low No.
l at s3 25: also 200 bbls spirits turpentine at 64c
p gallon.
FRR1aHrs.-To Liverpool, by steam, direct, -
on uplauds, on sea Islands; via New York, I'd
on uplands, 1hd on SEQ islands; by sail,
xd on uplands, and "a on sea islands.
To Hsvre, - on uplands. Coastwlse-tn New
York, by steam, xc on uplands and - on sea
Islands; 50 - tierce on rice; eoc bbl on rosn
by sall. &c a b on cotton; &C y tlerce on
rice; soc a Dbl On rosln; $ll@l2 p II on lumber;
sl26l2 so a II on timber. To Bost 4, by steam
nc on uplands and 50 so q tierce on rice; by SAIL
-c a b on uplands; rosn 7oc; resawed stuh
s12@l2 so; timber Sls@l3 60; phosphate s5@5 So.
To Providence, by sail slo@ll a on boards;
&c a fb on cotton; by steam &c via New YORK.
To Philadelphia, by steam Xc on uplands; 81 10
a cask on rice; eoc p bbl on rosin; 81 on spirits.
Through bills OF ladng given to Boston, ProVl'
dence and the New England cities are regularly
issued on this route, and dispatch guaranteed
By sail, So = on boards; $12 on timber; "
ton on clay; SO SO on phosphates. To Baltimore
BY steam &C q b; by sail $s@s SO y ID on
boards; - on timber; SO so p ton at clsyi SAG
$50 p ton up river on phosphate rock. Vessels
are in demand by our merchants to take lumoei
rrelghts from Georgetown. 8. O.. Darien anu sasi'
Ia River, Ca, and Jacksonville, Fla, to Noftnetn
ports, and sIo@12 p NJ are the rates on timoef
and boards.
DOMESTIC ExcHANaH.-The banks purchase
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1873-02-19

Mr.. A. C. KAUFMAN offers 10 buy a numbe
OF leading securities. See advertisement.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1873-02-19

sight checks on New York at par to 4 per cent.
on, and sell at x pr; mium.
misunderstanding &c aay bills 24@24H.
GoLD-The brokers were yesterday buying at
IA and selling at Is.