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Juniata sentinel. [volume] (Mifflintown, Pa.) 1846-1873, 1873-09-17

After Two Weeks.

Two happy weeks we spent together,
Twice seven days of brilliant weather,
And still the hours quickly went,
We could not think the last one spent,
Till when the bees amid the clover,
Hummed soft, vacations over"
We roamed at will by brook and fountain,
We climbed the highest, fairest mountain
We wandered east, We wandered west,
We laughed and said, "Ah! this is rest
But now the bees amid the clover,
Hum soft, vacations over"
Within the forests holiest places,
We sat with stilled and reverent faces,
To watch the changing light and shade,
By the slow, waving branches made;
But now the bees amid the clover,
Hum soft, vacations over"
At first the time seemed ample leisure
Two weeks, We said, ''of perfect pleasure,
Ought sure to be enough for us"
But ah ! we did not fiud it thus.
Too soon the bees amid the clover,
Hummed soft, vacations over"
And now at home We rush aud hurry,
Take up again the care and worry
We left behind when we went
To spend the weeks that now are spent.
We hear no bees amid the clover,
And yet vacations over.
-Gray5ic.
Juniata sentinel. [volume] (Mifflintown, Pa.) 1846-1873, 1873-09-17
RATES OF ADVERTISING

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Juniata sentinel. [volume] (Mifflintown, Pa.) 1846-1873, 1873-09-17

Four thousand five hundred dollars
have been raised for the monument to
General Thomas.
Juniata sentinel. [volume] (Mifflintown, Pa.) 1846-1873, 1873-09-17

Thirty young ladies have recently
graduated from Oberlin, O., College.
Juniata sentinel. [volume] (Mifflintown, Pa.) 1846-1873, 1873-09-17

THE JUNIATA SENTINEL is published every
"Wednesday morning at 81 so year, in advance; or
$500 in all cases if not paid promptly in advance
No subscriptions discontinued until all arrearages
are paid, unless at the option of the publisher.
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We ymiafa Sentinel
ESTABLISHED IN 1916.

PUBLISHED EVERY WEDNESDAY MORNING.
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MIFFLINTOWN, PA.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1873-02-03
Memoir ANDA.

The schr F q Ordiorne. Crowell. from Portland,
Me f,r Charleston, arrived at vineyard Haven,
Janua'y 28.
The Schr q Odlorne, Crowell. from Portland,
Me, for Charleston, sailed from Vineyard HaVeD,
Januaiy29.
The scnr John McAdam. willard, that sailed
fr m this port, on the z7th Inst, for New haven,
returned saturday. hav ng experienced very
heavy gales. during which sprung aleaK ana was
comp lied to throw overheard portion of deck
load to tighten vessel.
which vessel was bound from Portland for
Charleston. and now az Philadelphia In distress,
m axes the following report: .Scnr hannah West
brook, Mcfarland, OF Portland, was towed up to
Philadelphia, January %. by teamer fazoo, from
Ees Orleans, via HaVana. The Hannah west
brook sailed from Portland. January o., .. VIII aa
800 bbls plaster and 9S bales hay. Un 10 4Eh had
| continual rough weather "a h, Lat 81 ~ Lon
| rs 20, took heavy gale from west, with sea
heaving Ia from southeast; had three reefs IN lore
and hains8ils, with boom guys cut TO noia the
| vessel up 10 the wind; carried away tne Jumper
stay. 26th, 10 heavy southwest gale and neaVy
stsl rolled away mainmast and head 81 loremast
| cleared away the Wit eek, and at n was TAKE
| IN tow by 8 Gamer Yazoo. During the gale OF
| 25ih, Alfred ka,on cOUk. OF Deer Isle, Me. Tel!
| from alofG on deck, and was instantly killed."
Cautsln Barrett. Of the Yazoo, reports as follows
IN relation to the disaster: January 70 . 90
| N, Hattrras bearing nortnnOri heast, 10 miles,
| made schr Hannah Westbro1k from Portland FOL
Charleston, showing signals Of distress. Board
| ed her. and found she had lost m8inmast and
| foremast head II gale ou oath, and was In
h"IpePs condition, with crew arxlous TO De taRer
| Oh. when we decided TO do. bur, aller an hours
| del beratlon, during which time all hands hat
| packed up, the rudder and hull appeari to st
in good order, decided to take her In COW, Wnict
| we did,
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1873-02-03

A NEW DEPARTURE IN MEDIcINE.-It is diff
cult to induce the medical profession to aban-
don the old grooves In which 1t has travelled
for centuries. Purgatioo, veneseclion, opium
ization and bisteraton are It's team of vener-
able. hobbies, aud 1t does not like to harness
up the new four-ln.hand OF invIgoralion, regu-
la;lon, publication and renovation, and take
new departure. Advanced practitioners,
however, who are not welded to old dogmas,
admit that In Hostetter's Stomach Bitters we
possess, 80 10 epeak, counter charm TO the
malign influences that produce various dis.
eased conditions They do not deny that In
cases OF general debility, In nervous COM
plants, and In all disturbances OF The liver,
the bowels, and the digestive organs, this
powerful and wholesome vegetable remedy
effects extraordinary cures. The public rem
dered this verdict many years ago, and the
enlightened members of the profession acqni-
esce In it. Better laae than never.
jan2s-wfm3D&w
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1873-02-03
Weekly Augusta Market.

AUGUSTA. January 81.
COTTON REVIEWING have had very good
CO ton market during the past week, opening
steady at lSI fur Liverpool middlng; as tne
better prices. and at the clse we find !; firm
with good demand ct lex for Liverpool MID.
dling-being an advance fully OF nc during tne
week. The prevailing demand has been mOstly
for good cottoi, the rower grades being mncn
neglected; sales OF the week 1887; rece pte 1888.
The following are the weeks operations Ia spoI
and :utures On 'Change:
SPOT COTTON.
Saturday, 25.-The market opened steady at
18% for Liverpool middling, but clostd d quiet and
q SHADE easier; falts ATT bales, receipts 673.
Monday, 27.-The market opened drm, oner,
ings light but closed steady at l8Ic ior LlVerpool
middng. sales $50; receipts 65S bales.
Tuesday, % The market opened steady ~itn
q fair demand at Ice Tor Liverpool middl ng. and and
closed unchanged. Sales 96; receipts 84e bales
Wednesday, 29.-The market opened acilVe,
and q good demand pre-, allied duriag the day
cl sing steady at lohc for Liverpool m!ddling
Sa es 1885; receipts e26 bale'.
Thursday, 3l-ihe market 0pened hrm at l9Ee
for Liverpool middllng. and closed steady with
an upward tendency. sales eo5; receipts ss3 bales
FriIay. 3l.-Ihe market opem'd frm with fall
dem nj, and closed steady at 1s!Kc for Liverpool
midGllugs sales 1916 balesTreceipts 1868.
FUTURE SALES.
Saturday, 25.-20o bales April delivery at lsAc
100 hales July delivery at 1S l6l6c; 200 bIes July
delivery at &C.
Wednesday, 2s.-!oo bales February delivery
at lee.
Thursday, so so bales January delivery at 1sc
100 bales February delivery at l9hc; 200 bales
Fenru ,ry delivery at lsSc; so bales March dell
very at 19Hc.
Friday, si.-loo bales February delivery at 1sh
100 bales March delivery at l9Hc.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1873-02-03
A NEV BUILDING FIRM.

By the notice In to-day's NEWS It VIII oe
seen that Messrs. W. P. Russell and u. A. y
Sullivan have formed copartnership unaer
the firm name of Russell L Sullivan, 10 con
duct the business OF building and general
house carpentry. Both members of the new
Arm are first.clsss mechanics, already well
known for energy and capacity, and they claim
that with the additions and improvements
that they will at once make IN tneir es'au'''", u.
ment their facilities for the execution ol
every kind of work In their line Will De sucn
az to challenge competition. The Dullaing
trade In Charleston is likely soon to receive
great impetus from the action OF the Legisla-
ture; and we feel confident that ere many
months all our builders and contractors Will
have enough, and more than enough, to do In
filling the unslghtly ga. the burnt district'
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1873-02-03
PERSONAL.

The Blight Reverend James Roosevelt Bay
lev, Archbishop OF Baltimore, arrived 10 Inc
oity on Saturday afternoon, en- route for Flor
ida. he is accompanied by the Rev. l. 1.
Hecker, the well-known editor OF that able
monthly the Catholic World. Both prelates
seek to recruit their epfeebled health In our
winter climate. They will remain several days
in Charleston, aud are staying at the Episcopal
residence, Broad street.
Right Reverend Bishop Lynch preached IN
st. Paurs Church, Brooklyn, Sunday morn
ing, the 2b,h ult, and at ST. Stephens, IN New
York, In the evening OF the same day.
Mr.. Thomas D. Egan, the travelling agent
Of the New York Freeman's Journal, Is In the
city, With view OF extending the circulation
OF that vigorously conducted religious weekly
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1873-02-03
Rice, CoTees and Spic,s.

BOSTON, January 2T.
RICE,-Our market fer Caralua has been &C.
tive fo- the past fortnight and prices are lfac,
ZION higher on e OH and cho ce grades tn
strong upward tendency. The markets OF ,ne
South nave advanced much more In prop rlion
than ours and supplies at that point are reported
not equal demand. The ulK OF the louisiana
crop Is now mHrke' ed and the demand Tor caro-
lima Il ON taat State Il fast decreasing the avala.
Tile sup ~ at savannah and charleston; with
these Iacts in view, we coh'lher stlil lurther
advance in Caro- ina inevlt"o PIG; r0,e,en,ddOpSe pa
demand Is Increasing. The arrivals ere nave
neen large compared with same Time last year
Rangoon.-Tne demand has been fair. and II the
slight advance e-taoishpd Ia Europe and the
present raie Tor gold BEoull hold. we must x
meet uiQher d, ures. Palns There has been
iltne more call for P4tna aud prices a:e uu.
changed.
CotFgss-DnrIng the paat fortnight larye
business has en- cOnsummartd a. constantly
advancing prires. A gredCIeal OF this trade has
cen speculative the large dealers drm 10 the be.
lief OF nigh pric-s ruling. having bought IN ad.
vance OF lmmedi tie wants. Our home markets.
nav. been greatly stlmu atrd by the reports from
Europe and pruuucng countries owing very
strong feeling there, and everything sc ms 10 In
dlcate that rhe high prices now ruling Will be
man aine for some time 10 come. large spec
u,atlv. business has been done In Javas, g.
neatly every p,rc OF the spot aud to arrive has
been bo rghJ up aud is now concentrated IN very
few hands. JaVas have been too low IN compari'
son with other cOlre-s for long time, add ma.
teri,l advance Is needed TO bling them to their
proper place. We bel"ve this advance ID likey
10 lake p ace at any time. The ndden advance
in coffee- ads many 10 suppose that cores
pondlng fall Is near at b ind, and lom tne rs'
ptdlcy Sith " hlch prices have advanced a curres.
poudlng depression ls likely 10 cune, wnen prices
would doubtless gn below the average. But we
cannot dOuht that the average value OF the Staple
will be far higher than for some years and u m y
be that bur ers at to-day's prices will fnd they
have purchased at lower figures than the average
price or the year. The movements OF Java since
uu- last have been as fol ows:
Stock 10 ,uary Is, lY78...e5,s ,s29 mats.
receipts since our last. ,863 ma's.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1873-02-03
Marrie1.

sCHULT-O4 the evening OF the
1s.h OF January. ny the Rev. W. .. boWnan. Mr.
Mr. P. N. F. ScaUIT to Miss NARY C1LvsRT.
youngest daughter OF lhcs. q. CalVer'' ESQ., Oh
Charleston.
Mo <AE-ERvIN.-At Marlboro, on January
2sth by Rev. John A. Mood, Mr.. I. +. MoaAs
and Miss NELLIE Erwin.
REYNOLDS-ATKiNS0N.- Darlington, !anu'
ary sd Nj. WM. kEYNoLD5 and MISS MATTE A.
ATKINSON.
aLBaIGaT-MAYEs.-In Fayettevle' AK
January 9th. by Rev. lanes Barker, Mr.: II. d. Al
BRIGHT, or Chester, and Miss JENNIE Il. nAfho'
OF Fayetteville, ark
RoBERrs-GRANT.-AtC Chester, January 2sd.
by Rev. W. A. Gaines, Mr.. OBADIAH RcBERTs 70.
Miss tMILY GRANT.
LAhGLEY-A KEN.-At Chester, January 18th,
by Rev. J. f. While, Mr.. HARRY LANGLEY to Hiss
LALLIE A. AIKEN.
HAMILTON ON-OORDER--At Chester. January.
l4th, uy Rev K. ". trice, Mr.. JAARs HAhILToh
| to Mrs. MALINDA CoRDER.
P1rrs-KENNEDY.-At Abbevi lie, January u
by Rev. 81. T. Sloane, Mr. JAMES p. PITTS and
NILES JOHANNA KENNEDY.
.LHOUN.-At Abheville, January,
20. by Rev. T. W. Townsend, Mr.. JAMEs A. AGNEW
to Miss CARRIE CALHOUN.
SYFAR-REAvES.-At Abbevile, January %.
by Rev. Manning Brown, Mr. JOHN y. SYPAR y
| MI 8 ADA REAvES
CARROLL-MoNEEL- Yorkville, January
21. by Rev. J. S. Bailey, Mr.. RUFUS CARFoIl. and
| Miss MINNIE MCNEIL.
DICKSOr-BLACK.-At Yorkvtlle. January ~,
| by Rev. j.. A. Jnhnson. Mr.. ]. w. Y. DICKSON and
| Miss MARGARET BLACK.
| ORR-CORDON.-At Rockhill. January 80, by
| Rev. r. s. Cooper, Mr.. W. J. ORR and Miss MARY
GORDON
CHRrsTENBURY-CRFIG IGHToN-At Rock Hill,
January 80, BY Rev. J. E Watson, Mr.. u. T. CHRIS
TEEBURY and M':1 4. F. CREIGHTON.
EvANS-S1MPsON-At Columbia. January l6,
| by Rev. W. A. Gaines, Hr. ]. L. EVANS and Miss
| 8. L sIMPSoN.
| EOBERTS-G -GRANT-At Columbia, January %,
| by Rev. W A. Gaines, Mr.. 0BRDIAH RoBsRTS ana
| Nj. 8 EMILY GRANT.
| CAMERON-BARAE ES.-At Columbia, January
| "a, by Rev. W. G. Rollins, Mr.. RAIAH OAHRR0N
| and Mrs. SARAH BARNES
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1873-02-03
THE AMUsEMENT SEASON.

Saturday evening closed fortnight OF re-
,aarksoly successful dramatic entertainments
in Charleston. Jsnsuschek had every reason
to be gratlfed at the hne houses which greet.
ed her throughout the week of her engage
ment. The three nights of Jefferson's Rip
Van Wrinkle which followed, we're splendid
ovation, every way worthy the fame Of the
great actor. And the absurd, yet captivating
drolleries OF the pantomime which filled out
the week, were very fully attended, notwith-
standing the very disagreeable weather Of
Thursday and Friday. The matinee of Satur-
day was phenomenal assembiage, and 1t
would puzzle one to decide which were the
more sstonished and delighted, the young
spectators at the pranks OF Clown and Coum-
bine, Harlequin and Pantaloon, or the actors
themselves at the sea of joyous and won
dering little faces that filed the house
from pit To dome. The proceeds OF this NATL
nee, we learn, exceeded those of any ever be.
fore given at the Academy. The farewell per-
formance on Saturday evening was another
triumph, the gods in the gallery forming
particularly dense and partl-colored jam,
extending up to the very roof.
Great credit ls due to Mr.. N. Levin, Ir., the
courteous and attentive treasurer al the
Academy, for the tact and success with which
he has discharged the laborlous aud often per-
picking duties OF the ticket o face. Under his
careful management, even the largest audi.
ence drawn by Jefferson was comfortably ac-
commodated without delay or confusion.
There will now be brief hiatus in the
amusement season. A company OF mInstres,
we understand, will open for three nights on
Thursday next, aud Charlotte Cushman.
whom many consider the greatest OF living
actresses, is to appear on the 10th Instant.
Whether the Academy will be open or closed
during the intervening week is not yet deter.
mined.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1873-02-03
BUSINESS NOTICES.

Your CHANCE FOR FINE GuN.-We would
call the attention of sportsmen 10 the very At
traclive Rattle of Mr.. Bissell, the drawing OF
which comes of tonight at the Pavilion
Hotel.
These guns are Of a fue quality English
make, and in the scheme are valued at as low
prices as can be purchased in this city, having
been imported by BIssell, and arriving after
their discontinuance of business caused by the
fre. The chance for winning gun is one In
five. A few chances can be obtained to-day
II not taken at once you will lose the oppor.
tunity OF getting good gun for Ave dollars.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1873-02-03
HOTEL NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. sa'
Charleston.

Charlegton.
EJ Frederick, Orangeburg; Perry, Desn
Swamp; W Barrett. North Carolina; s Barka
low, indianapolis; Capt E Molyneux, British
Army; N wrenn, Aiken; TimoefiaHe'
stevenson, d A Latham, Augusta; Rev Daniel
March and lady, W Camp, Philadelphia; MIS-
Day. the Misses Day, Oatskill; Chas Browne,
Jas Patton and lady, Samuel Brown. L Lorlard
and servant, Moore, New York; W b Nc.
Glensey, Philadelphia; Wil.on, lady, TWO
children and nurse, Boston; Mccall and lady,
the Misses mccall, Darlington; r Rhoads'
J p Rhoads, q Gilbert. Philadelphia; Miss Fan
nile Remble, Rock Hill; " W Garrison, Alabama;
| W Cullerton and lady, New Alosny;N Sioops'
New York; VI Hoor. Baltimore: NOT
rIs, New York; Jno b Dali, San Francisco;
| D Lobdell, washington; John McWnorter
| and lady, Oswego; Charles Small, Brooklyn;
Frtesley and lady, Stockbridge, Mass; the
Masses Freealey, Horristown; e Anderdorle,
pb,ladelpnta; " P owens, Laurens; Brown
,np. Augusta; q Onult. New York; MOS
maux, wife and child, o O s; Mchaster'
| Lockport; Henry Earle, James Earle, San
ders and lady, Brooklyn;W Savage HARTFORD
Mr. and Mrs McKiunon, London, Canada; Mr.
Souder, Philadelphia; ] 'eWel, CNy; john
Joy, Nichols and lady, Nlch'ls, Boston;
John Artherby, Jr., Philadelphia; z NJ Lockhart.
Lebanon, Va James Izlar. 0rangeburg; B
Albert, Baltimore; Edward Carroll, Branchvllle;
S Doar, Sumter.
Pavilion.
SM Holbrook, lazy and two children. New
York; Elis A A Blsnel, Wilmington; J Kerr,
Albany; Scott, " Johnson, Mars BluG; Jas
Moloney, Newberry; George Johns, Augu'ta;
L Hill, T Burlington, Richmond; Brad.
shaw, Rogersvllle, East Tenn; W Johnson,
-; Joseph Wellings, Pitsburg; R J Steele. q E
schlniey, Gayle, lady and two children,
Savannah; A Cribb, L Bigham, Jr. Bull Greek;
E MCCALL and lady, the Misses MCCALL, Darling
tn; MIS- Fannie Henkle, Rock Hill; e Fogsrty,
New York; " Fillmore, Fillmore, W Full
more, Cade's j williams, Barnwell.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1873-02-03
Interior Cotton Markets.


COLUMBIA, January 81.
Sales OF cotton b3 blles; mlddlngs l8Hc.
FLORENCE, January 81.
Cotton bale per ID lealsc; cotton seed per ID
4a5c.
Cotton is selling at l6hal8c.
Since last report prices lave III ed hleher. safes
having been made at lSAal>Xc To day the eel.
Ing is more quiet; we quote mlodung at lsSci
sales Of the week S25 ba e5.
Cotton. low mlddlings' is HalSHc; 30 bales sold
during the week. ,, m
Cotton is selling at tic. -
Cotton sales during the week 2la bales. we
quote ordinary I5al7c, low middling lsc mid.
"'''e -'|aN' CHERAw, January 81.
Cotton, strict mi ldliag 49,, mlddling lS%c, low
midding l7Ac. r, r.n,or,a,
Cotton sales today IFS psles; low midnllng
1sl:c. m,ddlinp ioc; market brisk with advancing
tendency. u,oo, 1orrorv
There was an active demand to-day for cotton,
good middling bringing l9c, ana s'rlc. inldhiipe
l9kc. Sales Of fanny los Were inlue nj LoU, w.
it REQUIRED raj fancy grad to bring over lsAc
iows1 GRADES arc sitll neglected aod nave not Ad.
yanced In pro, ortIon 10 the higher grades. The
receinIs n fay ware about as light as amy or the
season wnlth was not looked lot, rs rTiuay 10
one of the days in the week upon when tne
largest receipts are expeced Ur ro ao7 M h,das
c, me In to-day. The shlpmenIs "ele ''' oaie''
ana 'he sa'e' fe"'ne M NrooNERY, January 81:
Cotton Ordinary tic. goGd nruinaly & aoSS stT
middllngs zoe; The market Is firm.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1873-02-03
Passengers.

Per steamship James Adger, from New York =
m,ssJ Leslie, ] mcRnnon aud wife, Arm
strong. T armstrong, A J McNasler. d saunders
and Wile, W Read, ] P Earle, N hare. W W sav.
aye. = W ParmIee, ] Ryan. Cahill. E Walter, J
Perry. T Smith. r l. Johnson, l. Sou er, {!
Archibald. T Roberts, r 7 Bskor, Ropes, l.
T Sebbens, A G Neuder, Wlnburn Lawton, aud 4
Per steamer City Point. from Palatka via Jack.
so1vllle Fernandina and Sayannah-Mlss DICK
erson, Moore, P Oleapor ana wifi and on
deck.
Per steamer NJ Allison. from Edlsto. Enter
prise. Rockville and Way Landings-J Esdorn,
+ W Towles. A v eicoat.
Per steamship CHAMPION, for New York-Mrs
A IDEAS, Fance, b >toddsrd, Master Clark, Miss
Chrlstorel, N HolDrook, wife and TWO chill.
dren, Jenks, Mrs /. Vile, @ G Bowler, and
In steerage.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1873-02-03
r,v York Naval stores Market.

NEW YORK, Fe0ru1ry I.
The Daily Bulletin says: Receipts 10 day 46l
hbls rosin Spmils turpensine opened firm al
CSC FOR merchautable order. o. which some l26
obs sold early in the day, but later he market
weakened under lower cable and lower Wllml' g.,
rou advices. and cl sed weak at 67c. Stralned
ro,,n ia oui I and ea.ie with orrIipgs at SO IS,
though bids did not reach above SO 10. The inner
grudes are QUILT but prices steady. Sales In
cluds 100 bbs No at i25 and so bbls good DO
at 81 so. Tor is scarce and held higher. VIII
ton and Newbsrn at IS rs. Pitch is nrmer at 81 rs
for prime, oily delivered. since the above was
wriien we hear OF rs bbs apirits turpentine hsv-
ing been sold at 67C. Strained rosin was easier
at he close with offerings Ut So 70. sales 200
bhls No / at 81 20, and rs bbis Newbern tor at
s362h.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1873-02-03
LOCAL LACONICS.

The United States Band gave very p'ees'
ant concert on the Citadel grounds last even
ing.
Hiram Cslvery, white, was brought to the
lower Guardhouse, on Saturday evening, Tor
lying drunk on Broad street..
WIN. johnson, colored, was arrested, on
Saturday for being drunk and unable To take
care Of himself
Attention Is invited to the notice of the
city appraiser, in another column, relating to
returns for all real and personal property.
Saturday night, James Brown, colored,
was arrested on Cannon street for being
drunk and dlsorderly and abusing the police,
and taken to the Gusrdhouse.
THE steamship South Carolina will be dis
patched on Tuesday evening, the 9TH Instant.
Through bills lading to Liverpool at ID. on
uplfnds, I'D. on sea Islands.
Awhile man named McNeil', for being
drunk and disorderly and resisting the police
last evening, corner State and Cumberland
streets, was lodged In the lower Guard
house. IA
e:LThe Baltimore Gazette OF Saturday, Feb
rusry /, says the steamship Sea Gull, Dutton,
hence Tor Charleston, returned to port yes
terday with machinery disabled, having en-
couutered heavy Ice below Seven Foot Knoll.
She is being repaired and will sail again.
On Saturday, two white women entered a
dry goods store on King street and asked for
some cloth. While waiting for 1t. they made
of with two pieces of silk, containing In all
thirty-three yards. The case was given to
Detectives Nipson and Brayboy, and by Six
O'Clock the silk, together with the thieves,
were discovered.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1873-02-03
Wilmington Market.

WILMINGTON. Febi iuary ].
SPIRITS TURPEHTlyY The market has declined
90 on last reporter sale. sales OF only 10 casks
reported at Gle per gallon lor southern ptckaees.
today embraced lot OF SOD bbl. strained NO. 2
and Opaque (mlxed) at s.. and 126 bbls extra No.
at 81 per Dbl.
CRUDE ,TURPENTINE-Is In light receipt. Tne
sales we're on y 40 bnls So 26 for hard aud S. 20
for yellow dip and IS 26 for virgin. Market
steady.
TAR.-Narket quiet and steady, with sales OF
only IS bbls a. 81 80 per nol
bales at l8al9o per 10.
TIMBER sales OF RATS az follows: One OF com
mou mill at ST; another Of common mill at S.
and one Of fair mill at $l2 per III.