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The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1873-01-16
THE GERMAN FRIENDLY SOCIETY.

At the one hundred and seventh anniver-
sary meeting of the German Friendly Society,
held yesterday at the Freundschaftsbund Hall,
the following officers we're elected TO serve for
the ensuing year: Jacob Small, president;
Alex. Melchers, senior warden; G. W. Dlngle
junior warden; F. Schirmer, treasurer; John
A. Blum, secretary. Committee on charity
DR.. ]. B. Patrick, DR.. A. P. Pelzer, b. w.
Muckeniuss, John Kllnck, D. G. Wayne. F. G..
Blum, ]. F. Fcken. Committee on library
T. Won santen, G. q. Graman. Committee on
rellef-H. Gerdts, D. A. ANIME, G. F. Panknin,
A. Lengnick, G. Plenge. Committee on ac-
counts-John d. Steinmeyer, q. siegling, J..
D. Leeseman, A. G. Kaufman, j. L. Honour.
Committee on supplies-G. W. Dlngle, O..
Aichel, W. B. Boinest, W. II. Muckenfuss.
Committee on nlnspectlon-B. 8. D. Muckenfuss,
j. H. Happoldt, ]. F. stelnmeyer, J. 8. West
endorf.
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MECHANIC INSIGNIA.

Mr.. VIM. Fisher, the well-known engraver,
has just completed the engraving OF seal for
Mechanics Union, No. 1. 1t represents me.
chanic, with his lefs arm extended and point
Ing to an apprentice boy standing in the
distance, while the right hand holds q
hammer, which rests upon an anvil at
his side. The anvil bears the date OF
the Unions organization, which is 1863.
The Union has prepared star-shaped
medal, which is attached 10 blue and white
rosette for an officer, and white rosette for
an ordinary member. To each rosette is at
tached narrow strip of ribbon, bearing the
name of the Union. Mr.. Edward Perry has
also printed supply of handsome certif-
Gates of membership for the organization.
The present object of the Union Is the estab-
Ishment of library and hall. Its president
8 Mr.. D. B. Haselton.
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A BEAUTIFUL PIECE OF WORK.

Mr.. H. Esdorn, grocer, residing in Gads-
den street, opposite Bull, received yesterday,
from Savannah, beautiful chlld's carriage,
made as present to his wife by Charles San.
berg, coachuaker's apprentice Of that city.
The carriage equals In workmanship and
beauty OF finish any offered for sale In this
city, aud at the recent Savannah fair took
the premium offered for the best chlld's car
riage. A gentleman of Savannah seeing 1t at
the fatf,s offered to purchase 1t for one hun
dred dollars, but was refused. Charles Is
only eighteen years old, but appears to be
quite genius In his way. He also received
premium for the best grocer's wagon and
for the best plantation cart wheels. The car
risge was the work of his leisure hours, and
was finished in every particular without as
sstsnce from any one.
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LOCAL LACONICS.

The Palmetto Steam Fire Company gave
successful soiree last evening. Their hall. 10
Anson s.,eet, was filled 10 its utmost capacity
DIR. Robert Lebby, Sr., has been appointed
surgeor.general of the State on the Governors
staff.
Samuel Auld, colored, was locked up iu
the upper Guardhonse yesterday afternoon,
charged with stealing an overcoat and several
other articles of clothing from policeman.
The return of the City Eeglstrar for the
week ending January 1lth, shows q total OF
seventeen deaths, five white and twelve COL
ored.
Charles Bryan, colored, was arrested yes
terday afternoon and brought to the lower
Guardhouse charged with stealing carpenters'
tools from Mr.. o,Neill, No. % Anson street.
Creditors of the City Government will
take notice that their bills, if not presented
on or before the Goth instaat, will net be ap-
proved for payment until acted upon by Coun-
Gil at some future day.
The cold spell has come and gone. Old
Sol beams with q warm and spring-like smile,
oyercosts and shawls are put aside and
blankets are at discount. In short the
weather at present in Charleston is Inspiring
and delightfully."- pleasant, and has put people
generally In the best Of spirits.
Coroner Logan repaired to Rockville on
Tuesday and held an isquest over the body OF
Alfred Peter, colored, who was killed on the
F.iday night previous by John Middleton,
also colored. The facts Of the case we're pub
llshed in The NEWS on hvudsy. ne jury
rendered verdict of accidental killing.
David Ramsour, who was convicted OF
conspiracy. under the enforcement act, at the
April term OF the United States Court at
Charleston, and who was earnestly recon-
mended to executive clemency by Judge
Bond and Judge Bryan. has been uncondition-
ally pardoned by the President of the United
States.
The grand jury Of the Inferior Court, yes
terday, found a true bill against the ex-coun-
ty commissioners for official misconduct. The
indictment Is founded upon the last present.
ment of the grand jury, which charges the
commissioners with neglecting to keep the
jail and other public buildings In good condi.
ton.
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THE COURTS.
United States Court.


The 23d instant was fixed for hearing the
case of George Little & Co., against the steam
ship Georgia-a suit to recover damages Tor
detention of merchandise.
The 18th of February next was fixed for con-
sldering the petition of Jesse W. Norwood, oil
Greenvllie, for fnal discharge from bank
ruptcy.
In the case of Reese & McKalby, bankrupts,
the asslgnees were ordered to pay counsel
fees.
The petition of N. g. Harris, assignee, for
sale of effects Of G. W. Franklin, bankrupt,
was granted.
A. B. Lee was found guilty of selling liquor
and tobacco without an internal revenue
license.
The grand jury made the following findings:
True bills: John Thomas, assault with In
tent to kill; Alfred Hudson, escaping from
constable; F. G. Miller, N. Mclaughlin and
R. NJ. Gregory, ex.county commissioners, OIL
cial misconduct.
James Gallagher was found guilty of kid
mapping, and placed In the custody Of the
sheriff 10 give bonds OF one thousand dollars
to appear for sentence.
william Weathers was found guilty Of
housepreaKlng and grand larceny.
Trial Justices Courts.
Charles Williams, colored, was sentenced by
Trial Justice McKinlay, yesterday. to thirty
days In jail for stealing ten dollars worth OF
crockery from Mrs. Sparks.
Municipal Court.
Jerry Williams, colored, lodged by the
surety for his appearance at court, delivered
10 warrant.
Francis Dobson and Thomas Henly, applied
for lodging, discharged.
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PassenHers.

Per steamer Emile, from Georgetown-AIIss 3
N Lachlcotte, Mrs A P Alston, Miss Allston,
Mckinley and wife. J K Taylor, E B hume, Rev
MrCarr, 2 Masters Butts, and % on deck.
Per steamer Pilot Boy, from Beaul' rt via Paclnc
ami Cnisolm's Landlngs-F Ii CocOck and SER
want Jno Gasser, Margaret Pritcnard, and 80 on
deck.
re. steamer 8 Allison. from Edist1, Enter,
prise. Rockville and Way LandiIgs-Hsls )
Icnkins Miss 8 Reynolds, ] Whaley. r
SeabrOok, s bart. ] E NJ Mitchell, N Whaley
JC Hauahan, D T Jervey, Aacmoa, Bay
nard A Towles.
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THE COUNTY EAxPAEERS.

TIE announcement made in The NEWS OF
yesterday, that there would be no extension
of+ime for the payment Of the State and coun-
ty taxes, caused quite rush at the county
treasurer's office. The office, besides being
filed to overnowing, was marked by long
string of anxious taxpayers which extended
from the door OF the office nearly to the en-
trance OF the building. WAen two O'Clock
arrived there were still remaining, unserved,
a large number who had been patiently wait
ing many hours. These were, however, called
mp one by one, and their tickets endorsed for
settlement to-day, without penalty. Treasurer
Gurney is at present in Columbia, but is ex-
pected 10 return In day or two.
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AMUSEMENTS.
The Flower Girl OF Paris.

The Academy OF Music was again well nlleo
last night. Mrs. Oates was charming as lne
Flower Girl of Paris, but the piece ltset SUI
fers by comparison with Les Bavards. To-
night, however, there will be served up another
nIsuante dish of Ofenbaoh, In which Mrs.
Oates's talents will have full scope. The
Prma Donna of Night is the programme.
Miss Jeauio Patterson In Savannah.
Miss Jeanie Patterson gave her first read
ings In Savannah on Tuesday night TO large
and intellectual audience, to whom sne was
introduced by Colonel Robert N. Goodin. She
road extracts from Mrs. Mowatt's Autobiogra-
phy, Butlers's Nothing to Wear," Willis's,
Jeptha's Daughter, Jerrold's Caudle Lectures
and Poe's Raven. In all the readings and re-
citations she more than delighted most
select and cultivated audience, but her In
terpretation Of the Raven was said to be un'
usually fine. We await Miss Patterson's ap-
pearauce before a Charleston audience with
pleasurable anticipations.
Janauschek.
The Washington papers tells us that the
great Janauschek Is carrying that city by
storm. Her company Is pronounced to be
every way worthy OF Its star, and the English
tragedies Of her repertoire are produced In
matchless style. Her engagement in Charles
ton, next week, promises to be great
triumph.
Bal MRsque.
A very pleasant soiree en- nsaSque was given
by the Carolina Social Circle, at Wilson's Hall,
last evening, and was largely attended. The
masks, many of which were decidedly novel,
were removed at eleven o'clock. Supper was
served at twelve, after which dancing was
kept up till morning. The committee OF ar
rapgements, Messrs. schifiey, Cudworth and
Michel, together with the floor manager, Mr..
Melvin, deserve great credit for their admira-
ble management OF the soiree.
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MASONIC TESTIMONIALS.

At q regular meeting of Tyre Lodge, NO.
l36, A. F. NJ, held last evening, Past Masters
w. F. Paddon and T. Y. Simons were each
presented with a handsome past masters
jewel in gold, OF the usual design, both o.
which were appropriately engraved. Tine
workmanship Of the Jewels was executed BY
Mr.. Joseph Book, and is OF high order. The
engraving was done by Mr.. VIM. Fisher. The
presentation to P. NJ. W. F. Paddon was made
by Bro. s. W. Ramsey, and that to P. NJ. T. Y
Simons by Bro. A. o. Stone.
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LIVERPOOL CLASSIFICATION.


R1cE.-ThIs grain was in good demand at 1rm
prices; sales about 200 tierces can Carolina, say
tierces at eX, 100 at ~, go at 73I, - on private
terms We quote common to fair at eH@7, good
7H@7Hc.
NAVAL SToREs.-The arrivals were As bbls
spirits turpentine and 600 bbls rosin. The tone
OF the market was 1rmer, but there were no sales
reported.
FREIaHTs.-To Liverpool, by steam, dl rect, -
on uplands, - on sea Islands; via New York,
xd on uplands, - on sea Islands; by
sail Xd on uplands, and IA on sea islands. To
Havre, - on uplands. Coastwise-tn New
York, by steam, nc on uplands and - on sea
islands; So Z, tIerce on rice; 6Oc q bbl on rosin,
by sail, &c q fb on cotton; &C q tierce on
rice; soc q Dbl On rosln; s1l@l2 q Ii on lumber;
sl2al2 SO q n on timber. To Bost n, oy steam
Nc on uplands and 50 so q tlerce on rlce by sail,
&c q. fb on uplauds; rosIn roc; resawed stuff
sl2@l2 so; timber Sl3@13 SO; phosphate $5@5 so.
To Providence, by sail slo@ll q N on boards;
-c q ib on cotton; by steam Hc via New YORK.
To Philadelphia, by steam SC on upands; 81 IS
a cask on rice; 6Oc Z, Dbl on rosn; 81 on spirits.
Through bills OF lading given to Boston, Provi.
dence and the New England cities are regularly
Issued on this route, and dispatch guaranteed.
By sail, s. 2 N on boards; sl2 on timber; = q
ton on clay; So so on phosphates. To Baltimore,
by steam % q tb; by sail $s@s so q II on
boards; - on timber; So so q ton at city; SAG
4 so a ton up river on phosphate rock. Vessels
are In demand by our merchants to take lumber
rre!ghts from Georgetown. 8. o.. Darien and Satil-
la River, Ca, and Jacksonville, Fla, to Northern
ports, and slo@12 p NJ are TIE rates on timber
aud boards.
misunderstanding 90 day bills 2lI@21H.
DoMBsTIO EX0HANaE.-The banks purchase
slight checks on New York st per cent. on,
and sell at par.
GoLD-12@13.
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GOOD PRESSING AND STORAGE OF
COTTON.

The German bark Auguste was cleared yes
terday By Messrs. Lesesne & Wells for port
on the North Sea, with cargo of 1900 bales
upland cotton, weight sO2,ss6 pounds, 2OS
barrels rosinza some stone ballast. This
vessel measures 4ss English tons, and her
cotton cargo was 8 6l-lo0 bales of 446 77-lOO
pounds average to the ion. Estimating two
and half bbls rosin as equal to one bale the
average was 77.l00 bales to the ton. The
entire cargo was pressed by the Charleston
Hydraulic Cotton Press Company, and was
slowed by G. B. Stoddard & Sons, stevedores.
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Wilmington Market.

WILMINGTON, January IA.
SPIRITS TURPENTINE-Has advanced lc with
sales uf $50 casks at SIC per gallon for Southern
packages. Market firm.
RosiN.-Strained has further advanced 2Kc.
Sales to-day OF 300 bbls strained at So 20, and
23o bbls No. l at So 30aS so per Dbl.
ORuDE Observation-Disclosures nrm with an ad-
yaDciDg tendency. The receipts were ZIG bbls.
which were placed at market price," but at the
time OF closing our noon report no price had
been established.
TAR-Market quiet and unchanged. sales OF
SO bbs at 50 80 per bbl.
COTTON oN-We could not learn OF any transac.
tlOns in the market this morning. the views OF
buyers and sellers being generally apart.
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rHEIADIEs' GARMENT SOCIETY.

This pralseworthy society again appeals to
the citizens Of Charleston for assistance In
carrying out the important and charitable
work 1t has undertaken. 1t is almost super
fiuous to state that that work is the distrlbu-
ton OF clothing among the destitute. To do
this, even lmperfectly, the society has been
compelled to CONTRACT debt which 1t will be
unable to pay unless generously aided by
those who are able to give. Donations left at
TIE NEWS ofice will be gratefully received by
the society.
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New York Naval Stores Market.

NEW YORK, January IA.
The Daily Bulletin SAYS: : Receipts to day 262
bbls crude turpeutne, 776 do rosln, 7lS do spirits
tuIpenliCe, and 162 do tar. Spirlts are ralhet
uuet bat about ste ready. Sales 100 bhls In lots at
6inc' also 5oJ bbls. in shipping order at 81 Hc,
sold a few days ago. but net before reported.
Strained rosln is IN moderate request at trihe
advauc'. Sales 100 bbls at So s5 and 7Oo pols at
s3 90 which figures are q fair quotation ut the
close. In the finer grades we note 700 bbls low No
2 at s4, anu 3l5 bbls low No l at sS 1894 20. IN
tar sales took place Of leo bbls Washington at
So 26. Pitch unchanged.
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WE INVITE attention to J. R. READ & Co.'s
advertisement ofHARRIs's SEAMLESS" KID
GLOVES, which are universally acknowledged
to be the best imported. J. R. READ & Co,
have again received a full line In all sizes.
ianQ
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UNION L1aHT INFANTRY.-At the regular
meeting of the Union Light Infantry Society,
held Tuesday, 14th instant, the following Off
GERS were unanimously elected: Douglas Mis-
bet, president; James McConkey, vice-presi-
dent; David Broadfoot, secretary and treas
urer; James Macduff, piper. The Union Light
Infantry celebrate their slxty-fllth anniversary
on the 22d Of February-WashiDgton's birth
day.
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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. Toale's, Nos. 20 Heyne,
and 80 Pinckey streets, or on Horbeck's
Wharf. dec30
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Receipts per Railroad, January 10.
SOUTH CAROLINA RAILROAD.

176s bales cotton 40 bales goods, 80 bb's spirits
turpentine, l27 bbl+ rosln l5o bbIs and bags our,
% cars who'd ana lumber, 2 cars stock, To X X
Agent, Trenholm, Goldsmith Son. Trenholm
& son. G vii Jams & co, Wagener Monsees,
Laurey, Alexander i co. Jeiordl & co, J Rob.
son, W Jones 4 co, KIacke, StefeDs,
Werner Ducker, Tiedemann, calder co, Witte
Bros. W d Smith i co, Pelzer Rodgers co, j II
Frost il co. A Salinas, b Waiter & co, b
G Bee L co, Mantoue 3 CO, M II Mcqueen. vii.
lams, Black & Williams, Smith, A Ohazdl.
Bsrden q Parker, Roach i Motiets, l. Meyer, J
Wiley Il CO, Whllden Jones ballonee. Rins.
man & howell, W K Ryan, W P D wiling ] Reis,
Mowry 4 Son, Reeder i Davis, Counts & Wroton,
Mlrdaugn d Weekey, A s Smith, l. DeSaus-
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AUCTION SALES THIS DAY.

RIM. Marshall d Brother will sell at II
O'Clock, near the Postofice, real estate.
Letch & Bruins will sell at II O'Clock, near
the Postoflce. real estate.
J. Fraser Mathewes will sell at IL O'CLOCK
near the Postofice, real estate.
VIM. Mckay will sell at 10 O'CLOCK, at aiS
store, dry goods, clothing, &c.
Laurey, Alexander & Co. will sell d. ~
O'Clock, at their store, baggIn and guano.
Iaitch & Bruins will sell at 10 0'clock' a.
their office, blooded mare, wagon, &c.
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KID GLOVES at 81, 81 26 and 81 30 per pair
in assorted colors-llght and dark, black, &c.
Also, the ''Victorla" White Kid Glove, very
superior, at 81 so, to which special attention
Is directed, by J. R. READ & co. JAMS
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REAL EsTALE SALE.-Lowndes d Grlmball
completed the sale of the Blake property at
auction yesterday. The remainder, consist
ing Of lots on Meeting and King streets,
brought ss334, making the price obtained for
the whole property s2O,3s5, one-tourth cash,
balance In one, two and three years.
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KID GLOVES KID GLOVES KID GLOVES !
J. R. READ & Co. have again opened a full line
of HARRIs's superior "Victoria" Kid Gloves,
two buttons, at 81 75, In street colors, operas
and black. jan9
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CHANGE OF SAILING DAYS.
INCREASED SERVICE.
PACIFIC MAIL STEAMSHIP COMPANYB
THROUGH LINE no
CALIFORNIA CHINA AND JAPAN.
HApHS QRNATIY RRNnQEn
FARES GREATLY REDUCED.

Steamers OF the above line leave Pier .<Ek
No. A. North River, foot Of Canal street, SAi1H1
New York, at IL O'Clock noon, OF the 10Th, 10th
and 3Oth OF every month, except when these dates
fall on Sunday, then the Saturday preceding.
All departures connect at Panama with Steam
ers for south Pacific and Central American ports.
For Japan and China, Steamers leave San Fran.
cisco first Of every month, except when 1t falls ON
Sunday-then on the day preceding.
No California Steamers touch at Havana, but
70 direct from New York to AsplnwalL.
One hundred pounds baggage free to each adult.
Medicine and attendance free.
For Passage Tickets or other Information, apply
at tho COMPANY'S TICKET OFFICE, on the
wharf foot OF Canal street, North River, New
York. T. r, BABY, Agent.
auRl9-1yr
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Gt1n eraI Nptlres.

LINiNG.-On the evening Of the 18th January,
after brief but painful illness, gently expired
SUSAN BOWEN, beloved wife OF Charles Lining
and daughter Of the late Rt. Rev. Nathaniel
Bowen, D. D., in the 5lst year Of her age.
@ THE RELATIVES AND FRIENDS
Of Mr.. and Mrs. CHARLES LINING, and Of their
respective families are invited TO attend the Fu'
THIS DAY, the 10th instant. at halrpast O'Clock
Pm. janI6-N
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HARRTs's SEAMLESS" KID GLOVES, in opera
colors, dark, medium Shades and Black, all
sizes, from 81 to 8, with one, two and three
buttons, now opened by ]. r. READ g. Co.,
SOLE AGENTS FOR CHARLESTON. jan9
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Ill bales upland cotton. 45 bags sea is and cot.
ton, 573 bbs rosin, 29 b6ls spirits turpentine,
sos bu, hels rough rice, cars lumber, md 8, &C.
To Barden & Parker, Whilden i Jones, Miller,
h F Behiug, s ID >toney. Pelzer. Rodgers Il Co,
Murdaugh Weekley, Mowry Son, Reeder d
DAVIS, Mrs K Uhaplin,F Fraser, Witte Bros, b
y Khetr, " A Boyle, Gaiard d Minott, W Bee
& co, Kinsman & Howell, Fraser Ill. F
Hanckel, NJ Trlest Counts Il Wroton, W Stoops,
r d stoddard Il CO. J II Hllen. Johnston, Crews Il
co, Il Frost Il co. Dowling Il FlcEllng,
Baes & Go, Mrs Pollard, Thomas Murray, and
others.
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THERMOMETRICAL.

The following was the range of the ther-
momster yesterday. at the drug store oil Mr..
Joseph Blackmsn, on the south side OF Broad
street: 8 A. NJ, 81; 10 A. NJ, 81; IL NJ, "a;
2P. NJ, s4;4 P. NJ, s3; P. NJ, 81; 8 P.
. II Rn
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TNIRE AND MARINE INSURANCE.

Il -
PHENIX INSURANCE COMPANY, OF Brooklyn,
New York.
MANI titan INSURANCE COMPANY, Of New
CASH ASSETS, s2,soo.ooo.
Risks against Fire, Ocean and INLAND Naviga.
tlon taken in the above reliable 1rst.clsss COM
panies. S. Y. TUPPER. Agent,
In Planters and Mechanics Bank Building,
ans.wfms Eaas Bsyktrset. +,
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NoRrHRIsTBRN RAILROAD,

2s2 bales upland cctton,.s bbls spirlts turpen-
tine, 3S4 bbls rosin cars lumber and wood mdse,
d.. To Frost & co. W Ryan. Mowry SON,
Caldwell Il Son, A J Salinas, Walter Co,
W Courtney co, P smith, 5 smith, Eave'
nel h co. Barden l. Parker W Quincy, Trenholm
L SON, Whilaen & Jones, Reeder Davis, w
Williams & CO. Murdsugh & Weekley, Willis, W
@ Bee CT, Prngle d son, ] u KirkpaIr rick, Kins.
man Howell. Bowling, & Pritchard,
Quackenbush, Esiill co, T. yelling, and others.
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The FIRE DEPARTMENTAL meeting Of
the Board of FIremasters, held last evening,
Mr.. W. H. Smith was elected third assistant
chief OF the Fire Department, and Mr. B. NJ.
strobel was reelected clerk of the Board OF
Firemastere
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BUSINESS NOTICES.

NEW RATE.-On and after January l, 1873,
the rate for Business Notices In TIE NEWS
will be Thirty Cents line, each insertion.
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New York Rice Market.

NEW YORK, January H.
The Daily Bulletin Gays: The market is strong
on domestic grades, with fair BUSINESS doing
in these and foreign qualislss at full rates. Sales
or 275 bags Rangoon ut 6Ia1c, and AZ tlerces Gar
Olina at 7%a8Hc.
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GIFTS FOR THE HoL1DAYs.-For Silverware,
fine Watches, gold Opera and Vest Chains, so
to Allan's, 307 King street.
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GOLD AND SILvER-HEADED CANES, in great
variety. Just the thing for holiday gifts, at
Allan's, No. 3O7 King street.
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NEW YEAR soSGs.-Have you heard the
wonderful Mechanical Singing Bird ? Ifnot,
20 10 Allans, 307 King street.
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Exports.
PORT ON THE NORTH SEA-Per German bark
Auguste-1sOO bales upland cotton, 206 bbs rosin.