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This ia Clementine's seventh consecutive vio-
tory, Ahe having won every race since starting ut
GU account Of her engagement to trot hero OH
the following day. III tho freo-for-all race, next
Monday, it B probable Goldsmith Maid, Lucy,
Fullerton, American Girl, aud Lulu will start,
and u grent race is expected.
Abort s. Gage, Of Chicago is hero, and, aftor
comforting with tho various owners Of tho Lend
ing horses he finds that they would like nothing
better than to como to Chicago and trot this
that grand race meeting win DO given at
Dextor Park. on tho 7th, 8th, 9th, and 10Th
Of October, at which $4,000 In purses
will be given. Among tho horseH which mny be
safely counted upon to como are 1olasmith
James, Brother Jonathan, Hotspur, Sensation,
Camors, Clara G., Clementine. Walter, Fred
Hooper. MoIlie Morris, Little Lougfellow, vanf-
ty Fair, Magnolia, and many others. Dan Maco
Blanche and tho rest OF his stable but it il prob
nblo TINT llo will DO there. It will be the Grand
closing OF tho year. and promises to eclipse all
previous naoetings in Chicago. HamRdon Park
ust, 1874, for it's oighth..annunl meeting.
TIE DUBUQUE nAoEg.
Special Dispatch to 1he Chteaqo Tribune.
DupuouE, Aug. 2s.-At the races here to-day,
In 1yo, mile heats. Roam Billy won the first,
third, and fifth hoata. Tho second and fourth
leatB were won BY Belle, OF Wisconsin. Purse,
S100. Botsing lively.
Tho second race was best two in thrce bo-
tween Wormwoods Lady Egn aud Cutters
Norwegian, mile heats. The race WAS won by
Norwegian in two straight hoatH. Purse, 8100.
Betting light.
There waa third race against time by scrub
| horse which WAS won by him in 3:58.
THE EXTRA MEETING AT LONG BRANCH.
LoNa BRANor, N. j., Aug. 23.-This is tho
| first day Of tho extra m6oting at Monmouth
| Park. Thero B q good attendance, and the
| track ia In excellent condition.
The first race WIS hurdle race, milo heats.
Blind Tom, Revenge, Village Blacksmith, I'M
| pecunious, and Harry Booth started. The first
heat was won by Blind Tom In 1:59, Village
Blacksmith coming in second. Blind Tom won
the second heat and race. Time. l571.
The second raco waa the Long Branch Hanti-
| cap 1A-mile. Five horses were entered, and
four etartod-Minstrol, Mary Constant, Cofles
Lightning Colt, and Bueneas.. The race was
won by the lightning Colt in $780, Business
second, Minstrel third.
Tho third race was for q years old, threo quar-
tors Of mile. Nottie Norton and Visigoth start
cd, and kept together until just under the string
when Nettie's nose showed in front, and the race
WAS won. Time, 1:2229l. This race atirred up
great excitement.
Tho fourth raco WAS for all ages, ono md halt
1niloB. Karizona, Bhylock, Wheatley, and Gornld
entered, and all started. Arizona won, Hhylook
SECOND, Gerald third. Time, 249. Gen. Drcckin.
ridge WAS among the prominent persons OIL the
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7 yoarn old, by Voluntoor, dam By etookbrtdgo
Cliof, and st*''<1a 1ag. h&nf,a. fnll mAnA1re.
The podigree OF tho bay maro Olomentino. that
iB ow1lod in tl,a city, Ia untraeod: sho has been
mn exceedingly profitable anilnn TO llor oWnerB.
and has uoyor boon forced to tho top OF her
speed.
ostor, Ia brown horse, said to bo by Champion,
Biro Of the Auburn I1orao that oreatod slicll aen
ehtion some yoara ago. Jntnea is good one, ior
recent raco.
rB1NdF1ELD MEET1Na7-TuIRD DAY.
Spteia, Dispatch to 7he Chicago Tribune.
Brn1Nar1EhD, Mass., Aug. 29.-;fho third
days racos Of tho Hampden Park Association,
necessarily postponed from Thutaday and ri
tho prosonoo OF o 1argo crowd Of peoplo, and
proved tho most interesting Of any meeting thus
fur. In tho 2;24 race, purse $4,000, thero Wero
aoyon starters dlostoE, susfo,, Hosspur,
Thomas JcfrorHon, Grown Prince, Confidence,
and Mini. Allon. OF theso dlonter was. tho
aud 1t was considered 30 sure thing for MIN
to win TINT ho was left out OF tho pools, and tho
betting was on tho second horse Ia tho raco.
Hotsprr was the favorito at about oven money
against tho field. GloBter won tho first Two
loats in. 1928 md 2:259l, closely pressed by
odds Of a1oO to $l6. Susie took tho fourth
heat III a:27, md still Glostor had tho call. Tho
fifth hcat was worry bitterly contested between
Susie and Gloatar. Dudd Doblo drove tho favor
ito with consummate skill, but fvo longthH Of
Susie boat him IN n neck, winning tho heat ana
race in 2:25. The blaok stallion. Thomas Jef-
ferson, WON third money, aud HotHpnr fourth.
SUMMARY. 49, a.
uAMppEN PARE, srn1Nar1ELp, Mass., AuE: q. e.
Purse for horses that never beat 221 ooo to
Hra} In
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Special Dispatch to The Chicago Tribune.
BnAnronn. O., Aug. 23-Throo children Of
Samuel Il. Finfrook Of this place, wero playing
with powder near the stoyo last evoning, whom It
became ignited, burning the children SO badly
that their recovery is doubtful.
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nUKE--GOQDWIN-O Thursday, Aug. 81. By tho
ill., a. j ME- RSs h M Gaou d 81 HS York
OSBORNE-BOOT-Aug. 2l, In Chicago, by tho Rev,
G. u. Hellnor, Mr. Sylynnus r. Oaboruc aud Miss Ada
boQt. ~
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Tho 2s8 raco was also very exciting. Hero
Cleuentino WIS tho favorito nt odds OF threo to
one, but her backers had o narrow escape In
the first hoat, ahc mado ono Of her bad oreakB,
and was not aont to the front, Vanity Fair get
ting 1t in 2:39I. The word was given, in tho
second heat with Clemontine headed tho wrong
way, tho judges having completely overloooked
hor. This time she barely saved her distance
Vanity Fair getting tho Lent in 1924. In tho
third heat sho broke noar tho % third .En quarter
run into and cut down by Gold
Loaf. Both drivcra wore thrown, and
horsos wero liatancod, though tho Judges .al-
lowed Clemintine to start again, and distancinag
Gold Loaf. Little Longfollow won this heat IN
1882. In tho fourth hoat another accident oc-
currod. Tho wheel camo OF Rowo'a Tommys
sulky at the frat quarter, bis driver WAS thrown.
all the others, but Clomentino, who was too far
ahead, took this heat oasily in 2:35, tho fifth In
2:30, after hard tug with Vanity Fair, and the
sixth hoat md raoo in 2:9214. It was q day Of
accidents and catastrophe all around.
49,: SUMMARY. ... 49,.
SAME DAr.-Pursc, 900 for horses that never bent
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torn, Which was promptly Holootod by both con-
tea!antn as being THO bost adapted to tho Kan,o
gatlHfaotion gvcn by tabloa Of tho aamc make ii,
othor match garnos played In Chlcago.
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RESPECTABLE wIDowRn tAMER1oAN1
n wisIiuy 10 Maka thu ar1UaluAnuu of rtAruu;ald
,tinW ur atiull lady, With yow tn mat rnuy hyask.
Ing hor 10 join lin gao cash hnsiu9ss wull establish;
ou VI $4,000 more spulA eo Pr. foaall .s"l n
,vlo wishes suul an oipurtunlty and OCCUPY hur i'm il
sio oluoso, pUasu x1ltebs. Tor days. ", Trpuus
oLhpe,
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THE COMING REGATTA.

The Ashley River Boat Club, of this city.
has recently ordered frst.eass shell racer,
which will be shipped on Charleston steam
er, in New York City, about the hrst OF March.
The boat Is built of the hne't Spanish cedar,
and is forty-one feet long by eighteen inches
beam. 1t ls made to row four oars, and dis
penses With the use ofa coxswain, the steer
ing apparatus being worked by the bow oars
man. The cost, exclusive Of freight, will be
three hundred and ten collars.
The Regatta Association has ordered q first
class single scull shell, al q cost, W lthout
freight. OF one hundred and twenty-five dol
lars. which which will be offered as prize for
The fonr.oared. race. This shell will be shipped
to Charleston as soon as it Is completed.
Several Steamboat lines and railroads llave
consented to transport contesting crew to
Charleelon and back free of cha rye, aud 1t
would be we'll Tor the hotels of the city to con.
slider the snbject OF making deduction In
their ia re for such crews.
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AMUSENrENTS.
Julius Coesar-Re-engaSeme OF Bar
rett and his Fine Company-Bulwer's
"NIoney" Tonight.

julius Coesar-Re-engaSeme OF Bar
rett and his Fine Company-Bulwer's
ssrIoney'' Tonight.
Saturday evening is not usually favorite
night with our theatre-goers; but crowded
and fashionable audience attended Julius
Cesar" The play was conscientously mount
ed and admirably acted, the classical cos
tunes being carefully presented throughout.
In Cassius. Mr.. Barrett had to represent
character full of faults, yet inll Of nobeness
-impetuous, wayward, sensitive, yet noble
aud the struggle between the two elements
was we'll given by his mobile features and
expressive action. Our judgments 60 with
Brutus-our feelings with 0lssius-and In the
drama as In life, it Is the imperfect character
which wins the tribute on our sympathies.
The Brutus OF Mr. Robinson was excellent.
Iudeed, there was no blemish in the perform
ance, If we except tendency to rant In Mark
Antony's harangue 10 the multitude. The
Romeo and Juliet matinee was also great
success.
We are sincerely glad to announce that this
splendid company has been Induced to extend
their engagement In Cnarleston, ana "u Sp-
pear The first four nights OF the present week.
Tonight Bulwer's Money" will be presented,
with Mr.. Barrett as Evelyn.
The Hibernicon.
McEyoy's Hibernicon is ever apopuar en-
tertainmept In Charleston. It will open to-
night Of Hlbernian Hall, with Important ad-
dltions which have been made since its last
visit, and the dramatic features Of the per-
formance are entirely new and exceedingly
attractive. It would be hard to say whether
the Hibernicon is more Interesting to those
whose memory can carry them back to the
scenes OF Erin, or to those who have never
had the happiness OF beholding her lovely
shores.
The Msrrymnkers Social Club
give their masquerade tonight at WILSON'S
Hall. and not at Archer's Hall as had been
intended.
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LOCAL LACONICS.

-"Old Prob" predicts for the South Atlantic
States to-day continued clear weather, with
westerly winds and lower temperature.
Stockholders OF the Macon aud Western
Railroad of Georgia will fnd In another COL
umn au advertisement of interest 10 Them.
The till of Mrs. Cohen, at No. S7l King
street. was tapped on Friday afternoon by q
colored boy, while the proprietress was 10
near apartment.
Attention ia Invited to the advertisement
OF the steamer Pilot Boy, which leaves here
after for Fernandlna, Fla, and intermediate
poiuts, every Thursday morning, at eight
o'clock.
"A colored man fell overheard from the
Sulvan's Island steamer, at the Mount Pleas
ant wharf, on Saturday morning, and would
have been drowned but for the timely assist
ance of several passengers, who succeeded in
rescuing him.
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ANNIVERSARIES.
Washington Rifle Club.

"aShtnRtOn olue Sluos
The Washington Rife Club celebrated Its
anniversary on Saturday evening by an elec'
tion OF officers and supper, at which there
was generous flow Of wine and wilt. The
officers elected are as follows: 8. 9. Horsey,
president; @. W. Stiles, first vice-presdeni;
E. r. Walter, second vice president; P. 3. La.
lane, third vice president; E. N. Jeannerett,
fret warden; R. J. Morris, second warden; d.
F. Welch, third warden; F. L. Meyer, fourth
warden; a. q. Riggs, first director; W. G.
Walter, second director; W. G. Albergotti,
third director; D. 7. Erwin, fourth director;
D. L. Glen, secrelary;P Fallop. treasurer.
Washington Light Infantry Charitable
Association.
The Washington Light lnIantry Charitable
Association celebrated its anniversary on Sa-
tnrday afternoon. A bountiful collation. was
spread before the members and their guests,
and q pleasant interchange OF feeling pre-.
vailed. The following officers were elected:
John q. Honour, president; F. L. Parker and
A. W. Taft, wardeus; E. c. Edgerton, eecreta-
~ and treasurer; T. Grange Smons, n. D.,
suraeon; VIM. NJ. Muckenfuss, solicit0r;J. b.
Deyeaux and g. q. Schrener, stewards.
Comrittee on accounts-S. W. Almar, G.
Riecke, T G.. Simous, Sr. Commlite on chsrl.
ty-H. /. Greer, J. E. Torlay, ]. ]. Small, F.
P. salas, E. g. Burnham. Committee on let.
ters-D. B. Gilliland, R. Stuart, 8. W. Kinck.
Committee on burial ground and monument
at Magnolia President ex.o0lcio, T. A.
Honour, J. b. Schultz
Comet Steam Fire Company.
The second anniversary of the Comet Steam
Fire Company was held on Friday last, when
the following officers were elected: J. K.
Campbell, president; W. G. Rivers, Vice-presl'
dent; George W. Keizer, secretary; H. H..
Hamilton, treasurer; J. ]. Young, eDglneeri
WIN. Robinson, first director; Daniel Ferrett'
second director; D. Smith, third directors
Daniel Lebate, fourth director; ]. Williams, j..
T. Glbbes, W. Lucas, J. Washington, L. Jonn-
SOD, R. Lanneau, sxmen; E. B. seaorooR'
solicitor; c. B. Lanneau, N. D., surgeon; Kew.
Samuel B. Garrett, chaplain; Richard 4. Fur-
man, hallkeeper.
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MYSTERIOUS DEATH.
A Co1ored Man Found Dead, and Partly
Burnt.

A Colorsd Man Found Dead, and Partly
Burnt.
A colored man, named Stephen White,
about ffty-three years old, shoemaker by
trade, and living at No. Society street, was
found dead lr his room on Saturday morning
last, lying partly In the fireplace, with hls face
and hands burnt to crisp. The other inmates
of the house were attracted to his room by a
sitting smoke and stencil which pervaded the
house. His door being locked was forced,
when he was discovered 10 the position above
described. woman, occupying an adjoining
room, heard him excaim, "Oh, Lord Oh,
Lord p short time before his condition be-
came known. He was described as sober
and Industrious man, and the accepted solu-
tIon of the mystery Is that he fell Into the fire
during a convulsion. An Inquest was held oy
the coroner, and verdict rendered OF death
from accidental burning.
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The Tonic OF THE PER1oD.-This Is trying
season to persons deficient in stamina and out
of health. To rally their physical energies oy
the most approved artificial means is duty
thew owe 10 themselves. Foremost among
the tonics and Alternatives OF the age stands
Hostetter's Stomach Bltters. 1t Is vegetable
stimulant, and corrective. against which no
tenable objection can be urged. There Is no
risk in recommending 1t as the best prepara-
tIon In existence for renovalipg an enfeeoled
and broken down system. The most valuable
medicinal products that nature has ever
Welded to botanical research are blended IN
this famous elixir, and its stimulating basis Is
recognized in our public hospitals as the
purest of all the varieties of distilled liquors.
For general debility, nervous weakness, dys'
pepsia, constipation, rheumatism, billonsness
and Intermittent fevers it is a positive spe-
ci6c. fesl9-wfn3D&w
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TIE COLUMBIA HOTEL.

This popular house still proves a favorite
with the travelling public, and its proprietor,
Mr. Gormau, who Is himself an old graduate
from the Charleston Hotel, has recently OBJ
tanned The assistance of another well-known
gentleman, who has long been connected
with that hotel-Mr. Edwin T. Burdell. With
Messrs. Burdell and Gadsden In the office,
and Mr.. German at the head OF lts affairs, the
Columbia IL still Fl ,urishing, Notwithstanding
the competition which has sprung from the
increased trade of the past few years, and is
as thoroughly prepared as ever to please and
satisfy It's host of friends throughout this
State, whenever their business or their pleas
ure calls Them to the Capital
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THE COURTS.
Municipal Court.

Rent. Aiken and Tnos. Prince colored, dis
Orderly and disturbing baggage at the South
Carolina Railroad depot, Two dollars or ten
days each. John Russell, drunk, one dolar.B .
Trial Justices Courts.
Jackson Cole, coored, was Bent to Jail for
thirty days, on Saturday, by Trial Justice
McKinlay. for stealing lot Of clothing from
Nathaniel Cook, c0lOred.
Henry Bythewood, colofed, stabbed another
colored man about six months ago, and was
arrested, but succeeded In escaping. He was
rearrested on Saturday by constable, and
taken before Trial Justice McKlnlay, who
committed him 10 jail for trial at the next
term of the Inferior Court.
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THE MOUNTED CLUBS.

The German Hussar Tilllng Club appears on
parade in the streets to-day for the first time
since its organization, and will be escorted by
the Charleston Social Mounted Club and de-
lachment of the Charleston Light Dragon
Sabre Club. The Clubs will form at twelve
o'clock at The corner of Ruledge avenue and
Borgard street. After marching through the
principal streets they will proceed to The
schulzenplatz, where tilt for prizes will lake
place.
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COMMERCIAL NEWS.
Exports.

NEW YoRK-Per STEAMSHIP Manhattan-1o3 bags
sea Island cotton, SIS les upland cotton, lO4
tcs rice 900 bags IN al, bales waste. u ba es
domestics, 16o bundles slaves, lss pEgs suu-
dries. -
BosroN-Per stfamslip Flag-85o bales cotton.
a3! bbls rosio, 81 bundles hides, ~ hhds iron, 23
pkgs sundries.
PuILADELPaIA-Per steamship Asnano-sl4
bales coLrop, 470 balas domcstics, Gil bbls naval
stores. l3O n8Qs cocoanuts, S3 tons old iron, and
80 pkgs sundries.
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Passengers.

Per steamship Manhattan, for New Yor5-T
Donohup. q DJnohue. A DsIy,J Oomrode, Capt
Stechmail. Brown. II Martin, ) A Condios,
Jno sale, berg. T Montererde.
Per steamer Emile, from Georgetown-OrA AN:
derson. DR. q B western, J W Laeroce, u, A II
MapiQ ault, Jr. Rev Bruce Williams Rev Mcln-
tyre, p Brown. Gilmore Williams, Gardner, A
Rutledge snd 10 on deck. -
Per steamer City Point from Palatke viz JOCK.
so7ville, Fernandlna and Saysnnan-DT farLln,
non and wife. Mr Ward. Mr. Jones', 4r QUINCY,
K Mlnott and Is on de < ,
Per steamer NJ y ALI :, from Edisto. ;Enter'
prise, Rockville and Wa .sndtngs-Mrs klof.
dan, Mrs X LebbY. q Miller, ladv and cnlld, heV
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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 Pinckey streets, or on Horlbeck's
Wharf. dec30
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THERMOMETRICAL.

The following Is the range Of the thermom.
eter for the past Two days, at the store Of MIR.
Joseph BiackuaD:
February 22-s A. NJ, As; l0A NJ, 4s; II NJ,
81; 2 P NJ, SO; P. NJ, IS; 8 P. n, So; 8 P. NJ,
81.
February 23-s A. NJ, Al; 10 A. NJ, so; IL d.,
IS; 2 P. NJ, SO; P. H., IS; 6 P. NJ, 50; 8 P. n.
70
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Markets by Telegraph.
,xo>ynv lfIpVRTQ


LONDON, February 70.
,.,,, ,,oneo,s dull at e2x. Flves COX.
E'ehine PARIS, February %.
EyeHing.-Rentes 62f.
COTTON MARKETS.
LIyERPooL, February 20.
Evening,-Cotton Closed quiet. put steaoy, up
lands aWd: orleans 10d; sales lo.0Oo 6aies; specu'
iarnT ia,ton and EXPORT 1000; American 5000.
ialion sno AUGUSTA February ~.
Cotton opened with good demand, ana Go, 60
with rolders firm at lsc ior Ll'eFpo"' miu"'''e''
PROVISIONS AND PRODUCE MARKETS.
LIVERPOOL February e.
ESenins'-'is oSpoN, February %.
Evening.-Turpentine AS I'd 10 49, TailoW
AS Cd. c,,c,yy.r, Fehrnary %.
r-o,,ro-E,onr dul aud lie lower. Corn
;, III anI lover at S9a I0c. Provisions Str ing.
pur p'rr manual at sls so. Lard quiet. WhisSey
firm at $40.
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UNION PRAYER MEETINGS.

Monday afternoon, Gebe street church, at
halr:past four O'Clock. The Rev. G. c. Pinck-
ney is sexpected to officiate.
Monday night, Circular Church Lecture
Room, at halfpast seven o'clock. Services
will be conducted by Rev. w. b. Adams.
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PORT OF aEoRaETowN, 8. Q.

February li-schr A Sheppard, Newton. irom
February 1b-Steamer Swan. Oordes, from Pee
dee, with cOttnn ami naValst o,rom r-,,,
February l7-Brig M E Dana' o'Nel'i' Hom
Boston. p,,v,n r-o,,,
Eliz ,belh City, O. :. ~
CLEARED.
rehrnarv 1s-schr & Vaughan, Thompson,
,,r eph,Is5eIohls, with lumber; sohr Finney,
E,ueii mr. Balinore, With lumber.
February 17-S:hr Flint, warren, lor MsntiA.
,one " l. with lumber.
i9E February 19-Schr A Sheppard, Newton, Tor
New York, with naval stores.
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Ros1s.-sales Of 100 bbls at IS 15 for strained.
Market nuiet. GsjIEjW -.giE fh
CRUDE 1URp ENTrNR SALES OF 1878 bbls at - ~
for vrliu ami yellow dip, and So Is for hard.
'Dai TaR1sslrs OF 9a7 bbls at 81 50 per bol. Mar.
ket quiet and steadj. 't F
Interior Cotton Markets.. -
COLUMBIA. February 2L
Sales of cotton SO bales; midiungs lSho. =,
Sales during the week 1856 bales: me Suo 9aSso;
Ordinary l5al6c, low middlng 17xc, miaanus
lSEc. ,,,,r,,v,o
The trade has heen tu ersUly brisk DUNG tao q
past week. The price have ranged from nNals
fIr good mddnnps. l03 bales have Desn sulPPoo
= o''' UNION, February q.
Low mid ling 14Xslsc; 2as bales Ssold during
GRsEsvrLLR, February 10.
Cotton is selling to dsy at 1sxc.
ANDERSON, February 10.
There has been but little cotton offered In tn1
market for the past week. the Bales mounting TO
only lo6 bales; middllugs 1SslSxc
LAURBNs, February 80.
Cotton is quoted at Ito.
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For COUGHS AND THROAT DISORDERS, USE
Browns Bronchial Trocbes," having proved
their efficiency by test of many yeare.
DowIE, NOISE & DAVIS, Agents. no72O"fn3
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OPERA, MARINE AND FIELD GLASSES In great
variety, Including those of the finest make,
OF reasonable prices. Allan's, No. 3o7 King
street.
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aUc11oy SALES THIS DAK.

Leltch Il Bruus will sell at 10 o'clock, the
balance OF stock of N. NJ. Porter, King street.
William Mckay will cell at 10 o'clock, at bis
store, dry goods, shoes, &c.
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PLATED WARE, In new and exquisite de-
signs. Tea Sets, Ice Pitchers and Castors, at
Allsn,s. No. 3O7 King street.
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PLAYING CARDS, wholesale and retail, very
cheap, at Won Santen's, No. 229 King street.
iup1-S
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MEETINGS THIS DAP.

Washington Steam Fire Engine Company,
at P. M.
Irish VOLUNTEER Rifle Club, at P. NJ.
Charleston Social Mounted Club, at IL a. NJ.
German Husear Tiltlng Club, at II a. NJ.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1873-02-24
BUSINESS NOTICES.

ALL the popular grades of the Waltham
Watch mandatory, at James Allan's.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1873-02-24
LIVERPOOL CLissIP1cArfoN.

R1oE.-There was fair demand for This gram
at steady rates; sales about 200 tier es clean
Carolina say a5 tierces at s1fo, 80 at !, II at nv
% at TX, 20 at tx, 1c at 7oHc q ib. We quote
common 10 fair at 6K@7, good 71@7Hc q ID.
N.v.1 sroREs-rhe receipts we're 81 bols
spirits turpentlne and l6o bolS rosin me n'afAe'
was quiet and Without transa :liohs Oh hole.
DOMESTIC ExcuANdR.-The osnKs purchase
sight cheeks on New York at par 10 4 per CENT
o1. and sell at X premium.
rvou,NeB.-Sterling 90 day bills 2SA@A.
rnID-14@l6.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1873-02-24
wi1minrton Market.

WILMINGTON, February ~.
sp,Rrrs OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES OF 22j casks at 6ic
ner gallon for Southern packages. Market quiet