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MARINE NEWS BY TELEGRAPH.

LIVERPOOL February II.
Arrived, b,rk Investigator. from Charleston,
with 2l,0 b lies; bark Conception, from Charles
ton, with 2l4 bale; bark Bremen from Galveston,
with 2s2 bales; ship sophia de villa, from sayan-
nah, with l773 bales; bark septimus, from new
Orleans, with 1894 bales: bark Forest de Mayo,
from New Orleans. with b1I bales; steamer
Pryan, from Savannah, with 220l bales; bark
Kelso, from New Orleans, with 2774 bales; steam
ship Adrlatlc.
Arrived. Old Dominion, Souder, City OF Mon.
treal, Westphalla, France General Barnts. 70
dlac andSouth Carolina.
FORTRESS MONROE. February II.
Arrived. brig Suskummerer. from Pernamouoo,
for orders; carried away tOpsail Oh Hstteras.
sailed, brig sophia. for New YORK.
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TIE BELL RINGERS.

The Berger Family of Swiss Bell Ringers
made their nrst appearance at the Hioernlan a
Hall last evening and were greeted oy a luli
house. The family are 30 well known In tnls
civ. and their merit is 80 thoroughly appre-
ciated, that It Is useless to say one Woro VI
praise in their behalf. The programme COZ
sisted of ballads, violin and concert solos,
comic and sentimental songs, and perform
ances on the bells. A second entertainment
Wi, be given thls evening.
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mGrrieh.

WERTHEIM-BELITZER.- the 18th Febru.
ary, 1878 at the residence Of the BRIDES mother
by the Rev. J. U. Chumacero, Mr.. 4. WRRTaEIN
to MISS LAURA BRL1TzRR, all OF this city.
INSTRUMENTATION the 18th February
at Orangeburg by Rev. g. A. Hough, A. F. CUR
tbs. OF this city, and ]. ALICE, daughter Of ]. b
kenneker, Esq. NO cards.
BODGE-COX.-In william sburg County, on
the 22d 0f January, 1878 by he kew. James Nc
Dowell. Mr.. JUNIUs ALBERTAs HODGE, OF Clareu
don ounty, y. T., to MISS MARY ALICE Cox. d
Charleston, S. O.
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MARINE NEWS.
ARRIVED YESTERDAY.

Sclr Car, Hammond, Bosion1l2 days. Mdse.
To III GodsmIth l. son. White, Kinsman q
How ell, L Kerkopn. Cowperthwait, Railroad
Scnr Matthew Kenny, Barter, New York-S
days. Lay a d sulphur. ToG W King, EtlWan
schr Wm Slater, Kiam, Portland, Me-lo
days. Hay. TO Hermann BulWlnKle.
Bostnn-l5 d,ys, GuanO. To Roacn & Motett.
al South arollna Railroad Agent. Experienced
heavy weither
schr Old Chad, McOlintock, Baracoa-4 Gays.
Fruit. 10 Paul, Welch i co.
Schr Ann Deas, GarbaJti. from West Point
Mill. 43 tlerces rice. To Prlngle d Son,
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funerai NoLllts.

WAGNER.-Died on the evening OF the 10Th
February. 1873, az er short and painful illness,
SARAH ELLA WARLRY, wife OF theodore d.
Wagner.
1r THE RELATIVES AND FRIENDS
OF Mr. and Mrs. Theodore D. Wagner are requested
to attend the Funeral Services Of Mrs. WAGNER,
at st. Paul's Church, THIS MORNING. at half-past
9 O'Clock. reolS
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TIE APPRENTICES LIBRARY So
CIETY.

The meeting OF the society, held last eve
ming, was largely attended, and hfty new
members were elected. A committee was
appointed to nominate officers, aud the meet
inc adjourned to meet again on Mouday week
next. As an evidence of the rapid revival o!
this important society it may be mentioned
that one hundred and forty new members
have been elected at the last two meetings.
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Pavilion.

Honmaun, Kings:ree; Thos Gesard. New
York; Liudemann, st Louis; Fred G Berger,
Henry Berger, Mrs Il F Berger, Miss A Berger,
Miss Berger, Miss Nellie Knapp, MISS Belle Bols
don, Sidney Franks E Thiele, W Tooin, W
Fowler, Berger Family Troupe; Miss Il Dickson
Philadelphia; J A Yates, South Carolina; Nor
gan, Georgetown; VIM Mcailvery aod daughter,
Maine; Thomas. Marion; Louis, Orange
burg; W 8 Utsey, s Utsey, Georges Station;
Smith, Rdgevlile; Hazard, George own; Jol
Wellpws, PIttsburg, Pa. -
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NORTHEASTERN RAILROAD COM.
CHARLESTON, 5. O., january 20. ls72;

CHARLESTON, s. O., January 20, 1872.
Trains win leave charleston Daily at 1000 A.
and 500 P. II. :,
cepted) and $50 P. II.
DAYS. ,
Train leaving 10. 90 A. NJ. makes through connec.
tion to New York, via Richmond and Acquia
Urcek only, going through In "a hours.
Passengers leaving by 500 p. n. Train nave
choice OF route via Richmond and Washington,
or via Portsmouth and Baltimore. Those leaving
FRIDAY by this Train lay over on SUNDAY IN Bal
timore. Those leaving on SATURDAY remain SUM-
DAY ia Wilmington, n. O.
This ls the cheapest quickest and most pleas
ant route to cincinnati, Chicago and other points
West and No thwest, both Trains making con.
nections at Washington with Western Trains OF
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad.
8. 8. SOLOMONs,
Engineer and superintendent
T. QTEAPOR Gen. Ticket Agent. maY9l
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UNION PRAYER MEETINGS.

Tuesday afternoon, Glebe street Church.
half.past four o'clock-The Rev. w. 8. Bow
man is expected to ofaciate.
Tuesday night, Circular Church lecture
room, halfpast seven o'clock-servlces Will
he conducted by the Rev. Nehemiah Adams
n n
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AUCTION SALES THIS DAY.

Leitch & Bruins will sell at IL O'CLOCK, near
the Postofice, real estate.
Henry Cobia Il Co. will sell at o'clocS, al
their store, hams, shoulders, DC.
Stefrsns, Werner Ducker WILL sen a'
o'clock, at their store, butter, bacon &C. =,
Laurey, Alexander & Co. will sell al "
o,clo,k At their store, potatoes, bacon, go.
John G. Minor Co. will sell at half-past ~
O'Clock. at their store, clothing, dry goods,
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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. Tosle's, Nos. 20 Hayne,
and SO Pinckey streets, or on Horlbeck'e
Wharf, dec30
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NHANGE OF SAILING DAYS..
" 9.c=isS =.
INCREASED SERVICE.
PACIFIC MAIL STEAMSHIP COMPANY6
THROUGH LINE TO
CALIFORNIA CHINA AND JAPAN.
FARES GREATLY REDUCED.

Steamers Of the above line leave Pier ,F6A
No. az, North River, foot OF Canal street,
New York, at IL O'Clock noon, OF the 10TH 2olnl
and aOth OF every month, except when these dates
fall on sunday, then the Saturday preceding
ers for South Pacific and Central American ports.
For japan and China, Steamers leave san Fran:
cisco first OF every month, except when 1t fals on
Sunday-then on the day preceding.
No California Steamers touch at Havana, pus
90 direct from New York to ASpinwalL
One hundred pounds baggage free TO eacn aault
Medicine and attendance free. .
For Passage Tickets or other Information, appy
at the OOMPAEY'S TICKET OFFICE, on Lne
Wharf foot or Canal street, North River New
York. y. q. bAbi, ASens.
uuo1Q.1ur
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STATE ROOMS ALL ON DECK.

THE sn,endid New Iron SIdewheel Steamship
GEORGIA.. Crowell, Commander, will sail for
New York on THURSDAY, Goth February, at IL
O'Clock NJ, from Pier No. 2, Union Wharves:
Through Bills of Lading to Liverpool ana the
New England cities as usual.
nS Insurance by steamers OF this line Il per
For Freight or Passage engagements, having
very fine Deck StaterOon ACCOMMODATIONS. ap-
nIv to WAGNER, HUGER q CO., No. 2e Broad
street. or to WIN. A. COURTENAY, corner vendue
Range and East Bay (up-stalrs)
feb14.fmW3thl
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THERMOMETRIOaL.

The range Of the thermometer yesterday
at Mr.. Blackman's drug store, was as follows
sA. NJ, IS; 10 A. NJ, SO; IL NJ, 81; z. A.'
ee;4P.M n, 81; P. NJ, 60; 8 P. NJ, SO.
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HOTEL NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. II.
Charleston.

NE stoops, -; G A Norton, o A; w
q Ludlow, Oakdale H. TW Brannap, lady,
nurse and two children, Cnas q Manse, Boston;
A Johnson, J A Calhoun, Marlboro; james 7
Gardiner, Gibbs Gardiner, Augu ia, Ga; Dals'
mater and lady, New York; Bishop Young, Flo
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NEW AND CHEAP CHnpREs's c,pp,,o,,
Velocipedes, Rocking Horses, Carts, Wheel.
barrows, &C., just received at Won santen's
No. 22s King street, Charleston, s. c.
jun1l-tu
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OPERA, MARINE AND FIELD GLASSES in great
variety, including those of the finest make,
at reasonable prices. Allan's, NJ. 307 King
street.
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Day and Night Trains connect at AuRuBt8 Win
Macon and Augusta Railroad, Central Railroad
and Georgia Railroad. This ls the quickest and
most direct route and as comfortable and cheap as
any other route to Louisville, Cincinnati, Chicago
st. Louis and all other points West ahd Northwest.
Columbia Night Trnin connects With Greenville
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 Kingville daily te1.
cept SundayB) with Day Passenger Train, and
runR through to Columbia.
A. L. TYLER, VicePresdent.
e. r. PTGRE EMS. q. r. A. deel6
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CITY AFT | & S.
MEETINGS THIS DAY.

Union Chapter, R. A. H.. at P. NJ.
Washington Rifle Club, at Z P. II.
Phoenix Fire Company, at half-past z. N
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MEMORANDA,

The schr Levolta, Lori, from Passport, Me. is
consigned 10 Messrs Roach MoIett.
The schr James Davis, French, from George.
town, Z, arrived at Cardenas, February 3.
The schr Hazard. Brewster, for George.
town, U, cleared al New York, February 10.
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0bltnarn

DEsAUSSURE.-Died, Saturday, February Is,
1873, AMoRY COFFIN, youngest son OF DIR. and
Mrs Henry w. DeSaussure, aged l3 years and
month.
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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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BUSINESS NOTICES.

MR.. a. G. KAUFMAN offers to buy number
of leading securities. See advertisement.
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LIST OF VESSELS
UP, CLEARED AND SAILED FOR THIS PORT.
D o II E 8 T l o.
NEW YORK.

NEW YORK.
Steamship Manhattan, woodruff, cle'd. FEB 10
Schr Lilly. Hughes, ..keo II
Scbr ] Nash, Cromley, cld..... ..Feo 10
schr Florence Rogers. sheppard. up. ...Feo 10
Schr James K Lawrence. Torrey. cld......feo II
schr Admiral, Steelman, Jan 70
Schr Jesse Hart, Hart, cid ld..................Feo
PORTLAND, NE.
Schr q Odiorne Crowell Cleared. ...Jan 20
CAMDEN, Me-
Schr Joe Carleton, Spear, sld.............Ja Jan 81
BELFAST, NE.
schr Georgia, orcutt, sld.. d....."...........Feo
BOSTON.
Steamship Flag, Foster, -ld................Febl l8
Br marx Venus, Davis, cld.........,........Feol II
Schr Sarah Potter Wall. CID cld...............Feb =
Schr jennie Middleton, Whitaker, p......Feo IA
BALTIMORE.
Brig Edith Hall, Oliver, sld.. 10
schr Casco Lodge, Walker, up.... Jan 70
Schr Fannie Butler, sherman, cld........yan ~
Schr Eagle, Seavy, sld ..feo
Schr Eureka, Stanley, cld... ..Feo
PHILADELPHIA.
schr Thomas Smith, -: sld...........Jan 70
Schr CordoVs, Steadman. cld..............Feo
NEwBURYPoRT.
S,hr J Means, Eaton. up. ...Feo D
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COMMERCIAL NEWS.
EXPORTS.

Exports.
PHILApBLPHIA-Per sohr John Slusmon-374
bales cutton, 800 sacks rice chat, 254 obls rosln,
So ions old iron
BALTIAoAg-Per schr Mary Mankln-2Io tons
phosphate rock......Per scnr J Frye-l,o1
bags ground phosphate.
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EoR LIVERPOOL, VIA QUEENSTOWN
CARRYING THE UNITED STATES MAILS.

THE LIVERPOOL AND GREAT wEsTE@
.;sFNf@s STEAM COMPANY &E&
Win uispatcn one OF their 1rst.olass, nun power
Iron Screw Steamship from m %.
PIER No. 48 N. B., EVERY WEDNESDAY,,
seerngs Passase SU oce no. Brosdway ss
currency.
WILLIAMS d QUION, 4,
No. SO Wall street, n. 7.
N. B.-Through Bills Lading TO Liverpool iss9ea
" the Charleston and New York Steamers, whlon
make close connection with the above line.
.For particulars and rate OF Freight applyto
JAMES ADGER d co.,
WAGNER, HUGER d co.,
n,ay8 o. WM. A. COURTENAY.
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MisrellGnfons.
10 URE, NO PA Y.

M o G U Z E NU A 7.
REST'S JUNIPER TAR
ls positively warranted to cure Cough, Group,
Hoarseness Sore Throat, Splitting OF Blood, Astn.
ma, Bronchitis. and Lung Diseases. lmmeuiate
relief produced. Look out for c0unterfelts me
genuine Is put up by Dr. JAMES MASON Foh'
REST & 90.
Sold by g. w. AlMAk, AgeuG.
Corner King and Vanderhorst streets.
And al, Drnypists febl4-fmw2mo
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Receipts per Railroad, February IL.
sorrrH CAROLINA RAILROAD,

1913 bales cotton, 10 bales goods, 4ol bbls four.
II bbs naval sIores 81 casks clay, IL cars wood
and lumber cars stock. To Railroad Agent,
W II Jones & CO, williams, Black i Williams, T r
smith, A ] "a mas, W B Smith d CO. Frost
4 co. q W Williams CO. Walter & CO, K A
Pringlp, Pelzer. Rndgers co. A ) Smith, Sloan
h Siegninus, W c Dukes d co, WB Williams d CO,
Muligan, W & Ryan, Ronson, W
Smith, Knobelcch G. small. j s Aiger co. Boil
mann Bros. v agner i Monsees SteGens, Werner
q Quicker, d bischcr d CO, r N Butler Son. W
4 ID. p Macqueen, d ANIME, Martin Mood,
O,Neill. Tra.holm d Son. w U courtney d CO,
iesesIe & Wells. r Mure & co, Folln 4 Son, U
Schiepegrell Wild, & Jones, ] Steinmey er,
Bardin 4 Parker, Conuor Son. Counts Wro.
ion. T. NJ Hacker F Meyer, Roach d Morett,
Reeder A Davis, Murdaugh i Weekley, Mowry d
SON. Witte Bros, Wardaw Carew.
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ALL the popular grades of the Walham
Watch mandatory, at James Allsn's.
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NoRTHPAsTRRN RAILROAD

271 bales cotton, 81 bbls spi its turpentine, liz
bbls rosin, 81 ploughs, 40 boxes tobacco, cars
lumber, md e, &c. To j E Adser CO, Jno Baker,
Graveey, Jno uanlon. narral, Itlenthel
CO. O, Mrs II E Chase, NJ Trlest, II Frost d
CO. Bardin d Parker, Ravenel & CO, Whiden d
Jones' Pezer, Rodgers & Gu, w y Bee & CO. W
Williams co, Pringle & Son, Salinas.
Walt"r CO. N Robson, U Clacius, Smith,
w z RYAN, Kinsman Howell Smith, Mowry
Il SON, Trenholm Il Son. caldwell d Son. K
Auent Order and others,
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The Charleston Cotton, Rice and Naval
Stores Markets.
OFFICE CHARLESTON NEW,

OFFICE CHARLESTON NEWS,
MONDAY EVENING, February IT, 1873
CorToN.-The market openei firm with factors
asking full rates, but the article became quiet
and dull. with light business at nomiually un.
changed rates. Sales about $50 bales say q at Is,
2s at II, 2s at Tx, at Tx, 20 at Is, 46 at 1s4,
% at 1sh 20 at ls, % at le % at le, II at 1870
q III We uuOte:
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IGilrGuna
RAND INAUGURAL EXCURSION

ThAND lNAo' o"i1n -'0'
From Charleston and Columbia, S. G., Whining.
ton and Goldshoro'. N. G., TO Washington and
return, The excursionists Will be accompanied
by Alien Evans Band with Their new SILVER Ia.
struments. The Wilmington and Weldon ana
Charlesion and Columbia Railroads have been
chartered for the occasion. Don't fall to take ad.
vantage OF this opportunity offered 10 visit the
Capital, " illness the Grandest inaugural OF tne
age, and meet Americans from every state anu
Territory OF the United states.
Leave Charleston, 1000 A. M.......... marcn "a "a
Leave Columbia, 1I.45 4. .M...........M March %
Leave Leave Smins.on sqmisT iosS Il % q
Leave Goldsboro', 400 A. M........... March Sd
Leave Weldon, ITO A. A.M.......... March Sd
Arrive at Washington 100 No.. March Sd
Fare from the following places tO washington
and return: Ann
Columbia. ...............'..' ao
florence: OK
Wilmington. ~
GOldSbOrO. ........... ~
Tickets good to return until the 9th OF march.
Tickets on sale at Railroad Offices at points named
febl-stae GEO. K. HosTLEk. MANAGER.
SAVANNAH AND CHARLESTON
- RAILROAD.
CHARLESTON, January IS. 1878.
sanger Trains on this Road win run az follows:
EXPRESS TRAiN-DalLY.
Leave Unareston.. ...........'..-...... 4.Vo ~
iasve Savannah .ll.30 P. II.
arr,Ue at Ohareston on,................-.- IA. n.
DAY TRAIN-SUSDAYS EXOEPFED.
Lsaye UnarIesIUn n...................... lao A. D.
Arrive at Savannah. 3.oo r.
Leave Savannah. ............... ....... l! a. M
Arrive at Charleston. o.oV r. H.
Passengers from Charleston oy 7.40 A. NJ. tran
make close connection with Port Royal Railroad
for all Stations on that Road, tSundays excepted }
Tickets for Beaufort On sac at TIL ONCE
| Freynt forwarded daily on through bnis OF lsd
Ing TO points In Florida and by Savannah lnc OF
steamshlps to Boston. Prompt dispatch given 70
freRhts for Beaufort and points on PORT Roya'
@. s. GADSDEN,
Engineer aud superintendent
8. O. BOYLSTOE, Gen'l TT. and Ticket Agent.
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.THE PHILADELPHIA STEAM LINE
THE FIRsr.oLAss SCREW STEAMSHIPS

ASHLAND, Captain Hunter, - /.
EQUATOR, Captain Hlnckley,
Are now regularly on the Line. insuring nrst;
class sea Connection between Philadelphia and
Charleston, and in alliance with Rauroad Comps.
nies At both termini afford rapid transportation
tn and from all points in the Cotton States, ana
to and from Cincinnati, st. Louis, Chicago and the
principsl cities OF the Northwest, Boston. ProVi.
dence and The Eastern Manufacturing Centres.
sSSC The ASHLAND is appointed TO sail from
Browns wharf on FRIDAY, February 2ist, st
O'Clock P. III. '.
For particulars OF Freight arrangemenGs, 9pply
Corner East Bay and vendue Range, up stairs.
W. P, CLYDE CO., General Agents, NO. u
South Delaware Avenue, Philadelphia.
febl5.Stuth3fl
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SAVANNAH AND CHARLESTON RAILROAD.

40 bales upland and IS bags Sea Island cotton,
10 bbls 70 In bbls splits turpentne, Oil bushels
grain, as sacks coffee cars lumber. mdse. &c TO
Wagener 4 Monsees w Bee & CO. NJ II Nathan
4 Sun, Jno Livingston, II Anderson w Kre, ,sel
N Reeves, l. Mowry & son, Counts d Wro.
ton, Pelzer Rodgers d co, A EnsIow & co, A N
Latham & co. Gret n ) hamilton, N Goldsmith
SON, Geo w Williams i co, Iunee FraSt r,
Gabriel Fraser, MCPHERSON. StOney, Lewndes
co. Reeder Davis W bowling, Murdaugh d
Weekley, Crawley Dehon, RaVenel d co, and
Othpra
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TOR GETOWN, s. @

Steamer EMILE, Captain O. O. .SS
White. Time Table for February,
1873:
LEAVE CHARLESTON. LEAVE GEORGETOWN:
WRpNEs'Y, Feb 6. 6AHIMoNDAY, rep . . =
MONDAY, Feb 10, @ A. u A|ER1DAY, req 20 =
FRIDAY, Feb IA. 8 A u WRDNEs'Y, req ~, . \
WEDNBs'Y. Feb 10, 8 A N MONDAY, REQ H. :.
MONDAY Feb q, sh!DAY FeS e. -; IL
Freight received day before sailing.
All freight and wharfage must be prepaid.
SHAUKELFORD KELLY, Agents,
rohatnthalmo North Atlantic Wharf.
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CREDIT MOBILIER.
The Government Suit.

HARTFORD, CT. Sept. 19.-In the Credit
Mobilisr suit this morning, Judge Reary
concluded bis argument for the Government
against dismissal of the suits. The coun-
sci for the Government present general con-
siderations to show that the plea of uucon-
stitutioDality is as untounded in reason and
authority as it is new and extraordinary.
They contend that thera is no vested right
in anybody who has wronged the Govern
ment or is charged with having wronged it
to be sued in one Judicial District and not
in another, especially when such supposed
right would amount to right of exemption
from suit. Judge Curtis, of Boston, replied
for the defendants and the hearing on the
motion to dismiss closed.
The demurers bill then came up and Hon.
Sydney Bartlett, of Boston, opened for the
de fence. IL the afternoon session Assistant
Attorney General Ashton, who has recover
ed from bis attack of vertigo, appeared and
is now replying.
After Ashton had concluded, the Attorney
General made short argument, holding
that the Union Pacific Railroad were not
only agents of the government which had
provided money for public good, but their
road was highway and trust assumed by
the Company had been violated. He said
he LOCKED for a decision that wouid do
more good in railroad matters than all lie is
lative ensctments. He was followed by
Judge Cults for defendants, who held that
the bill involved parties not legally to be
brought it. 1t was arranged that certain
iUiunctions should be modified, and the
court adjourned. This closes the Credit
Mobilier case for the present. The decision
will probably be given as soon as reached,
but that time is uncertsia.
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estate POIITICs. y

The Nashville UNION AND AMERICAN
hits l. about right 10 the following remark,
which closes an article on estate Politics."
Tennessee has never been so poor in
talent IS to lack at any time ascore Of sons
equally honest and capable of filing any
given office-say the GoVernorship. But If
all these feel free to run each time, we may
be ruled forever by miserable minority
who combine on an inferior man not in
sympathy with the masses Of the people.
The chi dren of darkness are more wise in
their generation than the children Of light.
Our last campaign, if it taught US anything,
taught US that We cannot eUj0y the luxury
of honoring with our votes so many as two
favored sons of Tennessee, without yielding
the palm of victory to the common emery.
If there be any other better me-.lrs than
conventions, for securing or forces from
disastrous divisions, we would like to hear
them discussed Low, in the council tent, an
net on the aIeld Of battle"
. SeTlable, very sensible, AMI in marked
Contrast with the suggestions of the dissf-
fec'ed who depTecale any reference whatev-
ever TO party politics until the campaign
opsns.-AtbeRS Post.