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The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1873-01-23
LOCAL LAC0NICS.

NO business ofany kind was transacted ID
the United States Court yesterday.
Mics Jeanie Patterson will give another
reading In Savannah tomorrow evening.
The anniversary supper Of the Burns
Charitable Association takes place on saturday
evening.
The time for receiving the taxes IN Col
leton County, without the addition Of twenty
per cent. penalty, has been extended TO the
4th of February next. No mercy will be shown
delipqueuts after that date.
Richard Burgers, colored, an employee OF
one of the phosphate works near the city, had
his thumb severely crushed yesterday morn
Ing by the machinery. He was taken to the
CITY Hospital, where amputatlon Of the larce-
rated member was deemed necessary.
At meeting of the Board of Commission
ers of Public Lands, held in Market Hall on
Tuesday evening last, Rev. F. Brown was
elected steward of the Asylum, Mrs. Nancy
Weston matron, and James F. Jordan gardener
and keeper of the House of Correction.
Adam Jones, notorious coored burglar,
was arrested yesterday morning on East Bay
after long chase by Officers Vanderlippe and
Nipson, for robblng the I'LL of E. Hess, corner
of Woolfe and Meeting streets. In efectlng
his arrest the officers were severely bitten oy
the prisoner, who also drew revolver on
them
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THE CHARLESTON NEWS: THURSDAY JANUARY
q. Bernard for remission Of penalties on
taxes WCommIttee report faVorably upon the

q. Bernard for remission Of penalties on
taxes, COMMITTEE report faVoraoly upon the
petition"
(Slgned) Q. a. BOWEN,
Adopted. WIN. MORAN.
On petition of residents OF Lamboll street,
committee on streets would respectfully re-
port that LamUol street pavemenls are no"
undergoing repairs as prayed for.
1Signed.) BERNARD ONEILL,
Chairman Committee on Streets.
Adopted.
Alderman Johnston. chairman committee
on printing, presented the agreement mace
with the Courier and NEWS to do the city
printing. Adopted.
BILLS.
The bill to prevent the filling OF lots or streets
with certain material came up for 1ts second
reading. After some discussion IL was posi-
poned until next meeting Of Council: -,
Alderman Pelzer gave notice OF olll 70 ap'
propriate money to meet the liabilities OF tne
city during the present fiscal year, and asked
this notice be considered its first reading.
Granted. Also, notice OF "a bill to raise sup
plies for the fiscal year ending the 3lsC OF De,
cember, 1873" and asked this be CONSIDERED
the first reading. Granted.
On motion, Council then adjourned.
W. W. SIMMONS, Clerk Of Council.
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THEPORT SOCIETY.

At q meeting Of the Charleston Port Society,
held yesterday afternoon at the Sailors Home,
the following gentlemen were duly elected:
VIM. Roach, president; Daniel Ravenel, first
vice-president; VIM. c. Bee, second vlce-pres-
;ident; Hon. W. D. Porter, third vice-presldent
Robert Adger, fourth vice-presdent; r. N.
Gourdln, treasurer; T. W.. Eolwell, secre-
tary. Board of Directors-H. Gourdin, A. P.
Caldwell, VIM. H. Chatee, ]. a. Enslow, ".
A. Courtensy, WIN. Ravenel, ]. B. Steele, a.
r. Baker, T. D. Wagner, F. Tupper, ]. B.
Belts, A. L. Tobias, H. Bulwlnkle, ]. S. Fair
ly, ]. T. welsman, L. D. Desaussure, DR.. b.
Plnckney, Captain q. Card, E. Willis, Captain
Robt. W. Lockwood. L. D. Mewry, q. B.
Olney, W. K. Ryan, Colonel W. L. Trenholm,
G. q. Iugraham, Thaddeus Street, E. L. Wells,
T. Huchet, E. q. Frost, A. McLoy, ]. D. Paul.
8. Johnston. Trustees Sailors Home-A.
Tobias, ". J. Middleton, T. Y. simous, Cap.
ain q. Card, E. Willis, J. 8. Fairly.
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TIE SAVANNAH ELECTION.

An election was held on Tuesday for mayor
and aldermen OF Savannah. There were two
tickets In the field: regular Democratic tic
ket and Peoples Independent ticket, head
ed respectively by Colonel E. G. Anderson,
sr., and the Hon. s. Cohen, for mayor. There
was no Republican ticket. The day passed
of without any noticeable disorder, although
the spirit of electioneeriug ran pretty high.
Up to FIVE o'clock yesterday morning but q
small portion of the ballots had been counted,
out Of which Colonel Anderson received q
majority of slxty.three votes. 1t was thought
in Savannah that the entire Democratic ticket
was elected by over two hundred majority.
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CHILD KILLED BIZ 4 LOCOMOTIVE.

While the express train which left this city
for Savannah en- Tuesday morning last was
running at foil speed between Grahamvllie
and Coosawhatchie, Oh the Savannah and
Charleston Railroad, q little colored girl, who
was playing in front of cabin, crept upon the
track, and was struck and thrown some dis
tance by the cowcatcher. The train was
stopped as soon as possible, and the engineer
picked mp the child, who was found to be
badly crushed, though still alive. From its
condition 1t is supposed the child died short
time after the departure of the train. The en-
gineer was In no way blamable. as 1t was be-
yond his power to stop the train before 1t ran
upon the child.
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Markets bJ Telegraph
MONEY MARKETS.

LONDON, January %.
Noon.-Consols ok. Elves soy.
NEW YORK, January %.
Noon.-Frelghts quiet. ST cks very strong
Gold firm at l3H. Money erm at T. Exchange
long OK; short 10X. Governments aull and frm
Safe bonds firm and dull.
Evening. Dg.-Freignts steady. Money closed easy
at 4a5. Sterling strong at 9ha9K. Gold 13n
Governments irregular and ioWer. states dull
but firm.
COTTON MARKETS.
LIVERPOOL, January o.
Noou,-Cotton opened quiet; uplandS QXd
Orleans lOhd. Shipped from New Orleans De-
cember and January l5.l6d.
Later u tton heavy; sales 1000 bales; specu
lauon and export 2u0U. shipped from Savannah
Evening % tlon closed heavy; upands eka
9Td, Orleans lOslos ; Sd es include 5000 American.
NEW YORK. January 20.
Noon.-Cotton steady; sales 244S bales; uplands
2OXc, Orleans 2lh.
lands 20Xc. Orleans 2lHc; net receipts 1884; gross
as7S; sales for export 1888; sales of co on futures
today $3.50 bales as follows: January. lsxals
asxe Apr May
BOSTON. January %.
Cotton quiet; net receipts 5S bsles, gross 1894;
sales 500; stock $500.
BALTIMORE January %.
Cotton firm; net receipts S32 bales, gross e42;
exports to Great Britain 1lss, coasswse ESQ., sales
$50; stock 10.272.
NORFOLK. January %.
Cotton firm; net receipts 1850 bales; exports
coastwise 1910; sales 460; stock 1887.
WILMINGTON, January 20.
Cotton firm; net receipts ss bales; stock
28l5 bales.
SAVANNAH January %.
Cotton quiet; net receipts 27l5 bale'; exports to
the continent 500; coastwlse 2:42 sales lSO0 stock
7S,4e8.
AUGUSTA, January 20.
Cotton in moderate demand; net receipts
s3l bales; sales 639.
MBMPHIs, January "a.
Cotton quiet; receipts 1914 bales; shipments
9O7s; stock 30, SS7.
MOBILE, January g.
Cotton steady with light off rings; net receipts
22l6 bales; exports coastwlse so5; pales 6oo;
stock Sc, $50.
NEW ORLEANS January %.
Cotton active; good ordinary TX low uid
dllngs 1SK, middliDgs 19xc; net receipts ol53
bales; gross 654S; sales 2OUO; last evening 1000;
sock ls6,714
GALVESTON, January a.
Cotton steady; net receipts 1887 bales; exports
to Great Britain 2S10; sales 1900; stock 66,620.
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PasseuRers.

Per steamship Manhattan, from New Yerk-G
W Quintard, F Ditmaes. Harbeson. L Ste
phens. q Stowe. Mrs II Beecher Stowe Havi-
land DeViue and wife. Van Buren, A
Briggs, N Meckles, b Giebehouse.
Per steamer Dictator, from Palatka via Jackson.
yllle Fernandina and S2vannah-Mrs Riley and
2chdren. Rev Mr. Baker, Mr. Baker and wife, a
Carroll and wife, and 10 deck.
Per steamer Pilot Boy, from Beauft rt via Pacific
ami CnisolH's Landlngs-J HcFdll, Mrs DeFre.
VILE, L Thomas, ID W ncerlar, J A DupoDg, W
q Robinson, Y.tes N W Rabun. aud rs on
deck.
Per steamer NJ Al!.sol, from Edisto. Enter
prise, Rockville and Way LanG!n9s-W R J-nklns
and lady. Miss Jenkins, wilson and lady,
Miss A Pope Or d T Pope, Master Pope, Misses
Il and Fuller. ColonelJ Edings and son, y Bal
ley, o Bailey. w 8 Edlngs Re jenkins. ID Jen.
kins. J 8 Whaey, N Jenkins, A Bailey, W
Hume, A N Whaley, N W jenkins, Z Leboy
Captain Prentiss.
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PROVISION AND PRODUCE MARKET.

LIVERPOOL, January 20.
Noon.-Breadstufrsy quiet. Beef 94s. Tallew
AIS Cd.
Evening.-Short ribs sos sd.
LONDON, January %.
Evening" rosin los.
NEW YORK, January o.
Noon.-Flour strong. Pork quiet and firm; mess
$l3 Is. Lard steady; Western Steam SIC. Tur.
peutine nrm at 63a83hc. Rosln quiet at So 80 for
strained.
Evening.-Flour active and firm. Whiskey q
shade hrmer. Wheat. spring &c hls her; light Of.
feriug'. corn shade higher; offered less fre>ly
Rice 1rm. PORK quiet and u shade 1rmer. Lard
frmer at STa8ho. Turpentine strong. Rosln
firm. Tallow quiet.
CIECINNATI, January %
Flour firm at So 25a8 so. Corn steady. Pork
steady at sl2 75a13 Lard steady; kettle 7Ta8c.
Bacon steady; light stock. Wniskey IN good de-
mand at $50.
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rHEpEoP1Rs sAVINasI INSTITUTION

At the annual meeting of the Peoples sa'
wings Institution, held on Monday last, the
following officers were elected to serve lor
the enaulng year: James q. Wilson, president;
William Uferhardt, vlce.presldent; Henry s.
Griggs, secretary and treasurer; B. G. Press
lev, solicitor. Trustees-Charles q. West,
Sidney 8. Howell, James B. Belts, Alexander
Lindstrom, John Hauckel, @. L. Burckmyer,
Robert Adger, ]. Il. Devereux, ]. G. II. Claus
sen, Zimmerman Davis. Alva Gage, Reuben
Tomlinson, George Shrewsbury, G. I. Gun
ningham, VIM. Aiken Kelly, P. ]. Coogsn,
Samuel L. Bennett, Orlando r. Levy, D. A..
ANIME, VIM. Y. Leitch.
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New York Naval Stores Market.

NEW YORK. January 20.
The Daily Bulletin says: Receipts to day l474
bbls rosn. 12e do spirits turpeatine. Spirits tur.
pentine continues quiet but holders gene ally are
f1rm in their views, and s3Hc for merchsntaoe
order has been refused. one lot OF 25 bbls was
offered at B3Hc, but supposed 10 be in poor orter.
Sales included los bbls from yard New York
b ls) at Csc Strained rosln is easier and very
LETT 500 bbls WAS offered on 'ChaUge at So rs for
February delivery ami So rs nat for spot. the
nner grades are moving moderately at about
former figures. salts 800 40 2 ar 81, and le) bbIs
low No2 at s3 e5 ar In provision barrels Is
scarce, and wanted for the West India trada. we
held at S. 25a3 37H, and Wilmington at SS 37Ha
8 50. Pitch IN moderate jobbiDg request at $4a
6 rs for prime city delivered.
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Wilmington Market.

WILMINGTON, January 81.
SPIRITS TURPBNTlNE.-The market has declined
ern packages.
RosIN.-s ales OF 785 bblI strained at So 10 per
Dbl. Market quiet and steady.
CRUDE TURPENTINE.-Sales OF 454 barrels at
$S so for hard aud S. 10 for yellow dip and vlr.
gin. Marker quiet and steady.
TAR-Market Arm and has advanced 10c. Sales
O. lat bbls a. 50 SO per nbl.
CoTToN-SaIes of l08 bales as follows: bales
at 17c 70 at Tx, ~ do at Tx. Al do at IL; do
at lsH and DO at 19I1c PR pound.
TIMBER The market has advanced 500. Sales
OF RATS az follows; l at SO so, at 5 8 80, at
sl4, / at SIS, and at 10 per N. Market frm.
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RIcE.-There was good inquiry Ier this grain
at firm prices. sales 225 terces clean Carolina
say tcs OF oH, 10 at 6x, 27 att. so at TX. 81 al
7Xc p fb. We q1ote common to fair at 6H@7A,
good at 7x@7xc p fb.
NAVAL SToRBs.-The receipts we're IS barrels
spirits turpentine and 1o2 barrels rosin. The
market was quiet and without transactions oil
note.
FRETaHTs.-To Liverpool, by steam, di rect, -
on uplands, - on sea Islands; via New York,
Nd on uplsnds, - on sea Islands; by
sail hd on uplands, and "a on sea islands. To
Havre, - on uplands. Coastwlse-to New
York, by steam, Xc on uplands and - on sea
Islands; 50 a tierce on rice; 6Oc p bbl on rosin,
by sail, &C p fb on cotton; &c p tierce on
rice; SOC p bbl ON rosln; $11@12 q on lumber;
$I2Sl2 so q NJ on timber. To Bost n, by steam
10 on uplsnds and 50 so p tterce on rice; by sail,
&C p fb on uplands; rosin 70c; resawed stuff
$12@l2 so; timber $la@1s 80; phosphate $5@5 so.
To Providence by sail $lo@l1 q on boards;
&C Z, fb on cotton; by steam &c via New York.
To Philadelphia, by steam 80 on uplands; 81 rs
p cask on rice; 600 p Dbl on rosn; 81 on Spirits
Through bills Of ladng given to Boston, Provl.
dence and the New England cities are regularly
Issued on this route, and dispatch guaranteed.
BY sail, $S p N on boards; $12 on timber; - q
ton on clay; S3 so on pnosphates. To Baltimore
by steam &c . b; by sail $8@s so p N on
boards - on timber; So so p ton at city; SAG
$50 p ton up river on phosphate reck. Vessels
are in demand by our merchants to take lumber
rreIghts from Georgetown. s. O.. Darien md Sasil-
la River, Ca, and Jacksonville, Fla, to Northern
ports, and $l0@12 2 N are the rates on timber
and boards.
ExoHlNaB.-Sterlng 90 day bills %.
DOMESTIC ExCHANGE.-The banks purchase
sight checks on New York st n per cent on,
and sell at par.
GOID-12H@l3h.
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AmOunL Oh lilies ueuuCGtQ lrOm pay Ol
ponce ....................'..... ....Slo74 u
In addition 10 the above, there were ter
alarms of fire and eighteen cases OF obsiruc
tions reported. which were respectively re
| ferred to the chief Of the fire department anl
! to the city inspectors.
One hundred and twenty-three head o.
horses, COWS, doga, &C., were taken up going
at large contrary To ordinance, and were dis
posed OF accordingly.
Que hundred and thirty-six collins were fur.
nIshed 10 paupers from Main Guardhouse.
Three hundred and nlnety-hve dollars re-
ceived as license for public balls and parties,
and turned over 10 city treasurer.
Seventeen dollars and twenty-five cents re.
ceived from citizens falling TO comply With
notice sent TO repair their cellar doors, work
having been done by carpenters at Main
Guardhouse, and said amount turned over 10
city treasurer.
Seven dollars received for sale of dogs
brought into Guardhouse and unclaimed, aud
same turned over 10 city treasurer.
Eighteen dollars received for collins sold
from Main Guardhouse 10 assistant health OIL
Ger OF port, and same turned over to treasurer.
certify that the above is a true report, as
taken from the Mayors Morning Report books.
JOHN G. MINoTT. Chief of Police.
CHARLESTON, s. c.. January 81. 1873
Received of Captain John C. Minolt three
hundred and lorty.six dollars eighty-ave cents,
as per annexed statement.
B. +. WH1LDEN, for City Treasurer.
The committee on vacant Offices respectful
~ report the office of chimney contractor for
Ward No. vacant, by the death of the late
incumbent. Said committee recommend that
the clerk of Council advertise TO ill the vacan.
CT at the next regular meeting of Council.
(Signed) c. B. SIGwALD.
Adopted.
Alderman Glover reported san ordinance
to regulate the landing and storage of naval
stores" and san ordinance TO regulate the pay
of the Fire Departments; to define in part The
duties of the chief of the Fire Department, and
for other purposes" as properly engrossed
and ready for ratification.
Ratified In due form.
The committee on retrenchment and relief
reported as follows: On petition Of Mrs. @.
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OHANGE OF SAILING DAYS.
INCREASED SERVICE.
PACIFIC MAIL STEAMSHIP C0MPkMH
THROUGH LINE TO
CALIFORNIA CHINA AND JAPAN.
FARES GREATLY REDUCED.
FARES GREATLY REDUCED

Steamers OF the above line leave Pier <IESRa
New York, at IL O'Clock noon, OF the 10tn, 20Ih
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
90 direct from New York to AspInwall.
One hundred pounds baggage free TO each adult
Medicine and attendance free.
For Passage Tickets or other Information, apply
at the OOMPANY'S TICKET OFFICE, on tho
Wharf foot OF Canal street, North River, New
York. E. 3. BABY, Agent.
auQ19.1Vr
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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, Iosle's, Nos. 20 Hayne,
and SO Plnckey streets, or on Horlbeck's
Wharf. dec3O
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Interior Cotton Markets.

CHARLOTTE, January 20.
Sales to-day Al bales at l6 to 1SHc exEE emeH
Market steady; demand good.
COLUMBIA. January al.
Sales to-day "a bales; midddng lSHc.
MARION, January 20.
Middllngs ia selling at 15al7hc.
COLUMBUS January 81.
The market shows good demand for better
grades. Ordinary 16al6Hc; good ordinary TX;
low mlddllngs 18H; middlngs 1S1ale. Sales 66
bales recepts 22u; shipments 22.
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For THE PEEDEE RIvER.-To accommodate
shippers the steamer Reliance hHs been de-
layed, and will continue to receive freight to-
day for Gardner's Bluff and all intermediate
landings on the Peedee River. See advertise
ment in another column.
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INSTALLATION OF ODD FELLOWS.

1t recent regular meeting of Marion
Lodge No. 2, I. o. o. F., held at Odd Fellows
Hall, the following officers were installed for
the current term: B. G. Barkley, N. G A. j..
Berry, V. G.; 3. c. Starr, R. S.; T. W. Howell,
P. s. and T.;A W. Levin, c.; e. q. Alley, w.;
J. II. Tarrant, R. 8. N. GA N. Bellinger, L..
s. N. g.; E. Pills, B. 8. Y. g.; 3. Seymour, Z.
8. Y. g.; N. Harrlss, o. G.; F. Francis, I. G.
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HOTEL ARRIpALs-JANUARY 90.
Charleston.

ia Brenner, Georgia; 8 Sherwood, Perry,
@ B Putnam, Mrs P Putnam, Lovelt, Frank
Havlland, lno L Stephens, s Vat Buten, @ W
Qulntard, Mrs Benedict, New York; T Mackey,
O sInkins, ] Carpenter, J Thompsoo, G
Thompson, South Carolina; Mrs Stowe N L
Mickle', Jno Reid, Florida; E Dovllle and lldy,
ohio;J Williams, Chas Hays, LADY, child and
nurse Mrs Hays, Miss Hays, Pennsylvania; J
F Goodrich and lady, Connecticut; Jno Talbot,
Virginia.
Pavilion.
Rabb. 8 P Haner, s s Courtney and lady,
Lunne, Terry, ] A Shackelford, Gaines, F F
Brggman, Thomas, J Dupong E
Boone, Ferrell, Cohrs, A Knox, NJ Msnheim,
Brooks, Muldrow, Harper, b New.
some, J Skipper, South Carolina; W Kldder,
New York, W Raybun. Georgia, W Escosa,
bark Pepita; n Harlen, Baltimore; Jimeney,
Philadelphia; Mr. and Mrs W Roberts, New
Tlrk.
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MEMORANDA.

The steamship Gulf stream, Hunter, at Phila.
dephia, from Providence. reports steamship Vir-
upper end Of Joe Plogger in delaware Bay, Janu.
AIRY 10.
The bark Walter, Berry, days from Charles
ton, for Boston, arrived at Vineyard Haven, Jan.
sry II.
The schr Jno GrIf1n, Foster. for Beaufort S.
O, sailed from Matanzas January ID.
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BARGAINS IN DRESS GooDs-Stoll, Webb d
Co., No. 2S7 King street, In order to reduce
their very ext nsive stock Of Dress Goods, will
offer the same at and under cost for the next
thirty days. janl6.wimwi6
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AUCTION SALES THIS DAY.

q. n. DeLeon will sell at II o'clock, near
the Postoffice, real estate.
Leltoh 4 Bruins will sell at IL O'CLOCK near
the Postofice, real estate.
William Mckay will sell at 10 o'clock, at nib
store, plated ware, furniture, &c.
Jefords j. Co. will sell at 9 O'CLOCK, at tnen
store, Irish potatoes.
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THE COURTS.
Municipal Court.

Frank Campbell, colored, stealing pair Of
boots, trial Justice. David Davis, drunk, one
dollar. Julius Melhose, colored, driving a
loaded cart through King street and abusing
the police, two dollars. James White, col
ored, drunk, dlsorderly and abusing the
police, two dollars or twenty days. John Mel
son, colored, lodged by trial Justice, de-
livered to warrant. Thomas Mcdonald, drunk,
one dollar. Henry Gsntze, drunk, one dollar
or ten days. George Martin, applied for
lodging, discharged. Thomas Roach, drunk,
one dollar Ann CarVille, chimney on fire,
two dollars. Richard Brisbane, colored, fast
riding through King street, two dollars. A
dog and COW, at large, one dollar each.
United States missioner.
Edmund Edwards, colored, OF Beaufort
County, was bound over for trial before the
United States Court, on charge OF violating
the internal revenue laws.
Trial Justices Courts.
Frank O'Neill, colored, was sent to jail yes
terday for thirty days by Trial Justice Dover
for committing an assault and battery.
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STATE JOHN b. SCHMIDT.AALL
E persons having claims against The Estate
VI JOHN q. SCHMIDT will resent the same duly
atlested, and those indebted will make payment
to G. W. DINGLE, Administrator
jan16-w3 With win annexed
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u o E F L o B I D A,
VIA sAvANNAH.

THE Splendid Slde.wheel Steamers, . H.
DICTATOR, Captain L. II. Oo4etter,
and CITY POINT, Captain Fitzgerald. Wil leave
charleston every TUESDAY, THURSDAY and SUN.
DAY EVENING, at O'Clock precisely, for Savan.
nah. Fernaudlns, Jacksonville, Magnolia, Green
Cove Springs, st. Augustine, Palatka and al
Landings on st. Johns River. Connecting at
PalatEa with steamers for the Oclswaha River
and with the steamer STARLIGHT for Enter.
prise, Melonyllle, and all points on the Upper
st. Johns and Indian Rivers.
Connect at Fernandina with Florida Railroad
for all points In the interior, and with RAILROAD
for New Orleans ard Havana, via CEDAR Keys.
All Way Freight must be prepaid.
For Freight or Passage apply to
RAVENEL q co., Agents,
Garner Vandern0rst's Wharf and East Bay.
dpc2
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Pavilion,
BUSINESS NOTICES.

NEW RATE.-on and after January l, 1873,
the rate for Business Notices In The NEWS
will be Thirty Cents line, each insertion.
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RECEIVED a new and large supply of Head
Ornaments, Jet and India Rubber Sets, Brace
lets, &C., &c. N. &. A. ASHTON.
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New York Rice Market.

NEW YORK, January 20.
The Daily Bulletin says: The market Is strong,
with lair inquiry aud sales reported OF Az tierces
Carolina at sasc, and $50 bags Rangoon at 6H
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COMMERCIAL NEWS,

Exports.
NEW YoRK-Per steamship James Adger-1sl
bags sea island cotton, 1922 bales upland cotton,
8S tIerces rice so bbis oil.
BosToN-Per steamship Mercedlta, (addlti onan
-125 bales UPLAND cotton.
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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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DIAMOND AND PEARL SETS, In great varle'
ty, at Allan's, No. 3O7 King street.
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CITY AFT A | R S.
MEETINGS THIS DAY.

Carolina Rifle Club, at7P. NJ.
stonewall Lodge, Z. P, att P. III.
Irish Rifle Club, at p. NJ.