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MARINE NEWS.
CHARLESTON, y. C....FEBRUARY Is, 1873.
Lat ss ieg 4y mlu SO sec. on 10 dex 81 min ~ sec
ARRIVED YESTERDAY.

Steamship James Adger Lockwood. New Yorh
left - instant. Mdse. To Jas Adger CO
S r co, N E r co, Adger Gu, U
.hrens d co, " Aimar, Jas Ailan, !, "a N A9ger
d Barkerding, w n Bird & CO, Brewer Kohnh O.
b Boyd, n BRISTOL h CO. Byrne Fogarty, L
Chaplin. W Chafee Il co. J q h Claussen, Crane,
Boylston 4 co. Chspeau Hebron, Il Collins
] W Delano. Dowie, Noise t Davis, q Due q
CT, Edmondston, d F Fleming c., =
Fourgeaud, Fugartte's Book Store, W O &
Forsyt the, Graveley. II Gerdts co, l. GULL e
min. Hart d CO, VIM Harral. Jno Horloeck J
uillln, N Hunt, N Huneken. Holmes Calder,
Lyman d co. Johnston, Crews CO, Jon.son
Brown, Knsman Bros, Knobeloch y Small, q
Lii, nlhal d CO. II u Lowndes, Onas Leugnlek.
Mantoue d co. Marshall q co, Marshall
CO, Martin d Moud, Menke & Muller, Mclnnis
L CO, McLoy & Rice, Minor co, Mrs N A
Martin, r Morlllo l. Mehrrens, N Marks, Mach
man co, O'Brien, D O'Nelll Son, Uheill,
w Oldenbuttel. I'd Perry, ID Paul CO, +
Reld, Ravenel 4 co, Ravenel, hol nes CO, J K
Read Gu, Rierke d Peterman, ri. rdan, DaW'
son J. CO, + 4 Schroeder, l. Schnell, Ed eymour,
Vim Shepherd & CO, ST. liens Werner Ducker,
Smith, WIN Schroeder, SIurken. Seek
Nolan. Walker. Evans Cogswell, Wilcox,
Glboes q CO, y F Weiters, W Webb. P Wine.
man CO, d Williams, Yates, Order, aud
others.
las, TO Henry Gard.
Schr George Washington, Sherlock, Baracoa-4
days. trult. To kressel Brandes.
Schr Lettie Wells, Watson, BostonElo days
Mdse. To N Goldsmith Son, W Chafee CO.,
A Hunt. and others. Experienced very heavy
weather, during which lost furelopnast.
Schr Ann Deas, 9aroatti. from West Point
Mil. 90 tierces rice. To J Pringle Son,
Smith, aid A Trenholm q Son.
Schr M,nnehaha, Swlnton, combahee. 200
bushels rough rice. To Bee co.
sloop Mary Goodrich, Roberts. from Ashpoo
$50 bushels rough rice; TO W y % Zee q co; ,o,o,
cotton, A bags RICE AID COZ bbs naval stores.
To Shackeliord & Kelly, Pezer. Rodgers d co, @
W Williams & co. J Caldwell d son,
Smith. l. D Mowry Son. Walter co, P
smith. W O Bee & CO, E Meyer. L Corners
SON. Fl biIchntf 4 CO, s l. Howard, F Meyer, w
A Boyle, Rsvenel L co, whildeu Jones, and
Gaiard L Minott.
To W U Bee & Gu, Kinsnan Howell, lDgra-
ham j Son, and W Boyle,
IN THE OFFlNG.
Brig Jennie Morton, Smoot, Baltimore.
schr unknown.
CLEARED YESTERDAY.
Steamship Equator, Hnckley. Philadclphia-W
schr willie Luce, Talbot, Providence. R l.
CIhen d Wells.
SAILED YESTERDAY.
Steamship Charleston. Berry. New York.
steamship Mercedla Marshman, Boston.
Steamship Falcon. Haynle, Baltimore.
Stt amshlp Equator, hlnckleY. Philadelphia.
Bark Sappho. Wilbur, Liverpool.
Spanish bark Paqults, Albonig8, Liverpool
Schr Anna Sheppard, Newton, Georgetown S C.
FROM THIS PORT.
steamship Ashland, Hunter, at Philadelphia
February II.
CLEARED FOR THIS PORT.
Br barh Venus, Davis, ut Boston, February IL.
,chr James K Lawrence, Torrey, at New York,
February II.
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THE PRESIDENTS PROGRESS.

meeting of citizens was held In Beaufort
m Tuesday last to take active measures to In.
ducs President Grant to make the town a
visit. 1t was proposed that special train
from the Port Royal Railroad should meet the
President and party at Charleston, and take
them to Beaufort where they would be dined
and wIned and carried to Port Royal. In the
evening there would be grand ball at the
Sea Island Hotel. This plan was agreed upon,
and committee WAS appointed to make the
necessary arrangements.
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ASUDDEN DEATH.

Mary Mcdonald, an Irish woman' aoou'
eighty years old, was found dead In her oeo'
Yesterday morning, at the corner OF Alexan-
der and Judith streets. She was III eAs'eme
destitutiou, dependent on charity, ana naa
evidently died suddenly from strangula'ion.
She had been complaining for some time OF
her heart, and the coroner's jury rendered d
verdict of death from disease OF the heart.
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'4MUsEMENTS.
The Grand Minstrel Matinee To-Day
Rare Fun for the Little Folks.

Tho Grand Minstrel Matinee To-Day
Rare Fun for the Little Folks.
The Duprez d Benedict Ninstrels give
family matinee at the Academy, to-day, at
popular prices, and we can assure all those
who have not seen the troupe that the oppor-
tunity is not one to be missed. The ordinary
experience of minstrel entertainments affords
no criterion by which to judge the present
company. They must be seen and heard be-
fors their special merits can be properly esti-
mated. The musical part OF the entertain
ment is far above the average; the glee.sing-
ing is admirable, and the choruses are given
with remarkable effect. And then the comic
acting has q freshness and variety about 1t
which at once dlferent,stes the troupe from
all other combinations of the sort that we
have seen. In Savannah, the popular appre-
citation of the company was manifested by
crowded houses all through their stay. The
programme OF the matiHee Includes selec-
ton OF singing, dancing and acting which
will certainly delight all The children of all
sizes. We will warrant all who 60 against
any disappointment.
The Performance Last Evening.
The ninstrels gave thelr second entertain
ment to good house last evening, and suc-
cetded certainly In both pleasing and anus
ing their audience to an unlimited extent. The
leading voices are clearer, sweeter and truer
than aoy We have heard of the operatlc stage;
and the fine brass band which accompanies
the troupe enables the instrumental part OF
the performance to be thoroughly well done.
Msssrs. Benedict and Edwards are capital
comedians, and they even contrive to say and
do some new things-a task OF no small diff
Guilty where lend men" are concerned. The
varied character Of the entertainment brings
out the whole force of the company, and 1t is
only fair to say that the playing, singing, dane
ing and acting are all first-rate in their way.
In addition to The programme announced for
last evening, the management by particular
request introduced their original burlesque OF
tbs Boston jubilee, with all the accompaul.
ments Of the Anvil Chorus by the full band,
Madame Peschke Leutner in the person Of
Mr.. Ernest Linden, very clever female
''delineator," and performance upon the
grand organ, which must be heard to be ap-
preciated. Altogether, the evenings euter-
taInment was completely successful, and more
than fulfilled the expectations which the repu-
tation OF the company had excited.
There will be final performance this eve
ming, and at two O'Clock this afternoon the
grand matinee. On both occasions there
ought to be crowded houses.
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rHRRMOMETRIOAL.

The following was the range OF the thermom'
eter Yesterday, at the drug store OF Mr.. Joseph
Blsckman, on the south side Of Broad street:
ga. NJ, 50; 10 A. NJ, IS; IL NJ, 6s;2 T. H.,
60; 4P. NJ, 81; 6P. M.,I54;s P. M.,.62.
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BUSINESS NOTICES.

WE DO our readers Iavor in commencing
the American House, Boston, to their alten-
tlon. Messrs. Rice have one of the largest
and most completely appointed hotels In the
country.
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The New York Naval Stores Market.

The New York Naval Stores Market.
NEW YORK, February 1s
The Daily Bulletin saws: Receipts to-day 610
bbls spirits turpen Inc, 575 do crude turpentine,
ESQ do tar Ito do pitch and 1873 do rosn. Spirits
88c for merohantable order sales 25 obls at csc
and $50 bbs for export on private terms.
strained rosin has been more active and closes
nrm at So 70. bid, which Is higher. sales 3!CO
mack at IS IS In fine grades we notice sales or
400 bbls No2 at 81 and 500 bbls pale at So. Tsr
is more active a.d easier. sales l26 hols WI.
miDgton rope at $3 S5 and 200 bbls NeWoefn at
Sc CO. Pitch steady.
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VERY CHEAP.-A Handsome Box, contain
Ing One Quire Initial Note Paper, Twenty-four
Initial Envelopes, a Penholder and Pen, for
only twenty-five cents, at Won santen's Ba-
zaar, No. 22s King street. next Academy Of
Music. july6-s
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Receipts per Railroad, February Ia.
SOUTH CAROLINA RAILROAD.

1884 bales cotton 90 bales goods, 100 bbs nour:
1850 sacks grain, 20 casks clay, 10 cars Wooa nu
lumber. To Railroad Agent WILD. @ jones' mes
fett, Pelzer. Rodgers i co, Smith, Witte BIOS
Kinsman & Howell. W W Smith, L D DeSaus
sure, A Smith, @ W williams CO. WardlaW O.
Carew, Counts 4 Wroton, MOWry sun, IRE =,
holm & Son, A J Sainas Crawley Dehon, ID
l. W Dew ees, @ Walter co. W Dowiiog,
II Frcst 4 co. Apple, K Miles. MulloDee,
DR. Rsvenel, W @ Dukes d co: CaldWeil SON.
Jones 4 CO, BurmeIsttr Zerbst, BulWin-
kle Il CO. q bischUd d co, Stenens, werner q
Iiucker, P Macqueen, u 9erdts Il CO, B O'Neill,
Tiedeman, Calder d CO, W courtney co, W
Williams CO, WB Smith d co. Williams, BLACK
& Williams, A Mulllgan, Wlss Co. bee
co.
NoRTHRAsTBnN RAILROAD
257 bales cotton. 1913 bbls rosln, 10 bbls crude
turpentine 43 bUls spl its turpentne, 70 Do 8
liouor. 80 cases and 1870 boxes tobacco, 10 hhds
and boxes bacon. $50 bags groundnuts. 20 bale
bags, 10 bags rough rice, cars furniture, lumber,
md e, &c. To co, Bschoh CO, " q
gan, Follin d Son, Erwin, Haoertham.
Johnson & Brown, p Lalane & co, B NELL,
Mrs Qniglty, Ste1ens, Werner QUICKER. sloan
4 Seignious 4 F Swe'gan, CIV Williams CO,
Wavener Monsees. ] II Wnhrmsnn d co,
Weiters, N Triest. + Diamond Q, " Diamond
q, A diamond @ O. 8 Diamond Y, 4 b Frost CO.
Paul, Welch 20, W Z Ryan. Mrs s Williams,
Walsh Smith & Walk, " Than es. W Q Bee
co, w hdIullton' Onapeou y" w. LeNy
Pelzer, Rodgers & CO, " Gurney, @ Norwood
Bardn d Parker, Whiden & Jones, Knsman i
lowell, Trenholm Son. T Smith, A y Smith
Mowry l. Sou, caldwell d Son. Witte Bros.
Courtney CO, Reeder Davis, K ~ Agent,
and others.
SAVANNAH AND CHARLESTON RAILROAD.
20 bales upland and SS bags Sea Island cotton
81 bbls ro.in Dbl splits turpentine. 3O2 bushels
grain, cars lumber, mdse, DC. To Fisnburne,
Jr, Sandy Middleton, Johnston, Crews 60, "
Bee 4 co. J K Prlngle d Son fras DlIl. Jno
Livingston, W A Boyle. H Anderson, w Kre,sel,
M seeyes, l. Mowry & Son, 7 Smith. ] N
Caldwell & Son. Pelzer, Rodgers co, Counts
h Wroton, Murdauph d Weekley. Whilden d
Jones Klnsmau Il Howell, N Trlest. Crawley Il
Dehon, ID Usterholtz. W Bowling, d G
Kracke. Reeder 4 Davis, n a Nathan, Railroad
Agent, Forwarding Agent and others.
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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 Hayne,
and 80 Pinckey streets, or on Horbeck's
Wharf, dec30
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CITY AFFAI [ R S.
MEETINGS THIS DAY.

worshlpful Masters, Wardens and Deacons,
AIM, att P. N.
Charleston Dramatic Club, at halt-pase
7P.M.
Medical Society of South Carolina, at IL II.
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Passengers.

Per steamship James AdRer. from New YORK
r U whitney, Miss J >herman. Miss y E Rod.
man, Unas Sterling and wife, Mrs @ Sterling.
Jno Nc arlhy, F Mccarthy. o Struck. Lebanon,
Mrs Aveilne, MISS Aveilhe. F Renter, + l.
Eaues, Dickinson. o II Dutton, l. II l'nnt0n,
Henry Rowan, Mrs Lock wood. O Hunter, Mrs
Baegett, u b Rugg. King, and on deck.
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LIVERPOOL CLLsSIFICAT10E.

RIcE.-1here was a fair. inquiry for this grain
common qualities being easy; sa!es 16O terces
clean Carolina, say 43 tierces at l6sle, 81 at
1915, 40 at =, "a at 714c q ib. We quote common
to fair at 6H@7H, good 7H97Ac
NAVAL STORES The arrivals were unimpor-
tant and the market quiet; sales 300 5bls No.
and low No. rosin at So rs, and 100 bbls com.
mon strained at So q hbl. No transactions In
spirits turpentine announced.
FRBIeHTs.-To Liverpool, by steam, direct, -
on uplands, - on sea Islands; via New York, I'd
on uplands, I'D on sea Islands; by sail,
hd on uplands, and I'd on sea islands,
To Havre, - on uplands. Cosstwise-to New
York, by steam, NC on uplands and - on sea
Islands; 81 q tierce on rice; eOc q bbl on rosin;
by sail, - q b on cotton; &c q tlerce on
rice; SOC a bbl ON rosIn; s11@12 a II on lumber;
sI21l2 so p n on timber. To Bost q, BY steam
nc on uplands and 81 so 2 tierce on rice; by sail,
&C q b on uplands; rosin 70c; res2wed stun
$l2@l2 so; timber $la@1a 50; phosphate sb@5 SO.
To Providence, by sail slo@ll q n on boards:
&C p fb on cotton; by steam &c via New York.
TO Philadelphia, by steam sc on uplands; 81 Is
p cask on rice; e0c p bbl on rosin; 81 on spirits.
Through bills OF lading given to Boston, Prov
dence and the New England cities are regularly
Issued on this route, and dispatch guaranteed.
By call, So p N on boards; sl2 on timber; %
ton on clay; SO so on phosphates. To Baltimore
by steam &c q b; by sail $s@s so q N on
| boards; - on timber; So so 2 ton at city; SAG
q so q ton up river on phosphate rock. Vessels
are In demand by our merchants to take lumber
freights from Georgetown. 8. O.. Darlen and Sas.
la River, Ca, and Jacksonville, Fla, to Northern
ports, and $lo@l2 p n are tte rates on timber
and boards.
DOMESTIC ExoHANaE.-The banks purchase
sight checks on New York at h@X per cent. on,
aud sell at par. -
GoLu-The brokers were yesterday buying at
13K and selling at lax.
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Obituarn.
Mrs. b. j. WhaIey.

It saddens the heart so soon again to be called
upon to perform the mournful duty OF reco ding
the tribute OF love to another one OF earth's fair
n6wers, transplanted beyond this Vale Of tears.
Borne through the deep shadows by loving
Savlcurs arms, she was welcomed on the other
shore by well.loved spirits, themselves fr sh IN
the hallowed enjoyment Of the inspirations OF
Paradise. Laid to rest on couch Of flowers, she
now lives in the land OF eternal flowers, awaiting
the arrival OF others who admired and loved but
could not keep her. some months since, when Mrs.
Whaley returned from Northern tour, whittier
she had gone to regain her shattered health, the
disappoln;men was great to all her friends to
nnd that her rest, ration had not been attained
The daily and anxious iuquiry as TO her condl.
iion only served to impress upon enclrclng
friends the fact that her term Of life was surely
dra ing to close; but when suddenly and un.
expectedly friends were summoned hastily to
prepare for the closing scenes OF life, the depth
OF grief was not more Sc neral than Trofound, for
the admiration OF her was as universal as pro-
found. The sad news OF hsr death cast darkening
shadows on all around, as 1t spread among her
numerous and admitting friends, and tolemn
Stiffness testified to tue sincerity OF their grlef
Words had no meaning In sorrow like this,
and the language OF the heart was the inward
prayer Of Faith in behalf Of stricken friends 1t
MAY be quite soon to follow VINO that knew her
will fail to recognize the lovely and admired
Johnsle Whaley9 For all loved her, the IaYorlie
Of the young OF both sexes, the pet tf these OF
rIper years. who basked their chilled hearts Ia the
sunlight or her joyous smiles, her amiaole and
gentle TEMPER and her baBhful but winning
ways. The fond sentiments awakened In others
by the attractlveness II her personal graces Were
BY lid virtues OF head and heart rlveted into
lasting friendships, and her development OF char
acler was 80 rapid that in the brief span Of Few
years she embodied memories that ordinarily are
acquired only IN q long lifetime OF experience and
trial. II all loved her, then few inaeed must
have been her faults, and The fair human lower
is now transcendenty beautiful 10 her pure an.
gellc garb and heaven.born spirit. Can any fall
10 yield the fullest sympathy to that stricken heart
who lives In memory's realms, and perpetuates
the fragrance Of that sweet nower In lessons OF
tenderness and love to the dear Ill cnes to re-
member aud initiate the virtues Of their depart.
ed mother. Mrs. Whaley was the beloved wife OF
B. J. Whaley, and daughter OF Jno. Y. stock, and
had just entered her sOth year, when our lo's be.
January, 1878; and Ia Magnolia may be found an
ivy covered mound, OF which may well be SAID:
"How many hopes lie buried here"
CLARK.-DIed. In Wilmington. DEL. February
8, 1873, kMILY THBoDosIA CLARK, eldest daughter
OF the late Thomas ]. Keckeley, OF Charlest n,
Sc.
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A FRESH SUPPLY OF "rHE NEGRo," by
'Arlel," just received and for sale by B. K.
Neufville, statiouer, No. LOT East Bay. First
part rs cents; by mail 80 cents. Second part,
containing a reply to his reviewers, 81; by
mail 81 10. febl4-2
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II o B F L o B D A ,
VIA SAVANNAH.

rhe splendL, Side. heel Steamers, . eHSA
DICTATOR, Captain L. n. Coxetter, a
and CITY POINT, Captain Fitzgerald, VII! leave
Charleston every TUESDAY, THURSDAY and Sun.
DAY EVENING, at O'Clock precisely, for SaVan.
nah. Fernandila, Jacksonville, Magnolia, Green
Cove Springs, St. Augustine, Palatks and au
Landings on st. Johns Mver. Connecting 81
Palatka with steamers for the 0clawaha River
and with the steamer STARLIGHT for Enter
prise, Mellonville, and all points on the Upper
St. Johns and Indian Rivers.
Connect at Fernandina with Florida RaLnaa
for all points In the interior, and with Railroad
for New orleans and Havana, via Cedar Key1,
All Way Freight must be prepaid. =
For Freight or Passage, apply to
RAVENEL q CO., Agents, !.
Corner Vandorhorsts Wharf and East Bay.'
dec2
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COMMERCIAL NEWS.
Exports.

E1pOrts.
ParIApELPH1A-Per steamship Equator-640
bales cotton los tcS rice 49, bales domestics and
goods 7SS bbls naval Stores % CASKS clay, "a ools
oil. Is tons old iron, l60 pkgs snndrles.
P.oyIpRNoB K Per schr Willie Luce-2SS
hale, upland cotton, rs. LOO feet lumber.
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MOSES GOLDSMITH d SON,

ooLoNNApE ROW. vENDUE RANGE
ulonest Cash Price paid for WOOL, WAX
aides, skins, Paper Stock, Iron, and all kinds or
Metals.
Dealers In COTTON, Naval Stores and Scotch
piQ iron. uAy2omwflyr
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BEAUTIFUL PHOTOGRAPH FRAMES, at 10 cents
each, at Won santen's, No. 22s King street.
1un1-s
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Interior Cotton Markets.

COLUMBIA, February ID.
Sales Of cotton to-day sS bales; middl ng lSKc.
YORKvILLE, February IL.
Market steady and firm at prices ranging from
IA to l8c.
CHESTER, February 13.
Cotton market dull; ordinary l6Hc, good ordl.
nary lehc, low middlipg lsc.
0RANGEBURG, February l3.
Cotton closed dull at lsx to 1shc.
FLORENCE. February IA.
MACON, February l2.
Tho market is not at ali iu q satisfactory con.
dition; the almost unprecedented receipts at the
ports have had dep esslng effect, and we are
obliged to-say to quote middlIng a. nc below
Yesterdays quotations, with fair demand; the
lower grades are exec edingiy dull, being In very
little reques 1t Is impossible tO quote them cor.
rectly; receipts to-day were l46 bales; shipments
17s; sales 2l3.
COLUMBUS, February IL.
Market dull; ordinary l6a exc. g0ou ordinary
17hc, low middling1 l5HalShc, middliDgs lSXa
l9c; sales IS bales; receipts 259; shipments 2o4.
MONTGOMERY, Fe ruary IL.
Ordinary 16hc, good ordinary 17Hc, strict
good ordinary lSc. low middngs 1890, mid
dlings nominal; the market ls dul! and nominal.
SUMTER, February IL.
About l44 bales have been -old since last re-
port. We quote: Ordinary 14kc; good ordinary
leHc; low mlddllng l7Ac; middling l7Hci strict
miudilng lshc.
The sales to-day amounted to 26 hales, quota.
tions remaining unchanged; say l5K tO l9c, ex-
tremes. Market dull.
Cotton Is selling at lsxc.
ABBBvILLE, February II.
Cotton is quoted at TX to lSc.
LEXINGTON, February IL.
Cotton is quoted at II 7HalsNc.
Cotton is quoted at lsxc.
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PLATED WARE, in new aud exquisite de
signs. Tea Sets, Ice Pitchers and Castors, at
Allan's, No. 307 King street.
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OPERA, MARINE AND FIELD GLASSES in great
variety, Including those of the finest make,
at reasonable prices. Allan'a, No. So7 King
street.
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Religious Notires.

~ FIRST PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH.
Divine Service by the Pastor To.AoRaoW MORN
ING, at the usual hour. febl6
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PLAYING CARDS, wholesale and retail, very
cheap, at Won Santen's, No. 22s King street.
iun1-s
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NORTHEASTERN RAILROAD CON.

NOhTHEASIEhN hAlLhOAu SO&:
IN PANT.
OHARLRsToN, 5. O., January 20, 1879.
Trains will leave charleston Daily at 1000 4. u
and 500 r. N. 80
Arrive at charleston Gas A. II. (Mondays ex:
cepted) and $3.50 p. II.
Train does not leave Charleston 500 P. II, sun:
DAYS.
Train leaving 10 90 A. II. makes through connec:
ton to New York, via Richmond and Acquia
Greek only, going through In "A hours. -.,
Passengers leaving by 500 P. II. Train have
choice OF reute, via Richmond and Washington,
or via Portsmouth and Baltimore. Those leaving
FRIDAY by this Train lay over on SUNDAY In Bal
tlmore. Those leaving on SATURDAY remain SUN.
DAY Ia Wilmington, N. O.
This ls the cheapest, quickest and most pleas.
ant route to Cincinnati, Chicago and other points
West and No thwest, both Trains making con.
necaons at Washington with Western Trains OF
s. 8. SOLOMONS,
Engineer and Superintendent.
P. L. OLEAPOR. Gen. Ticket Agent. mayT
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ns- TRINITY CHURCH.-REV. J. NJ
CARLISLE will preach To. MORROW MORNING at
hallpast 10 O'Clock, and o. NIGHT at half.past
seven o'c.ock.
Sunday School 10 the AFTERNOON at half past
8 O'Clock. febl6-l'
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ALL the popular grades of the Waltham
Watch mandatory, at James Allan's.
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The schr Mary E Long, HASKELL, Z days from
Charles on for Weymouth, arrived at vineyard
1aven. Februaryo
The schr Adie Blaisdsll. Peterson, from Wey.
mouth for Charleston arrived at Vineyard HaVen
February7.
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Tb. New York Rice Market.

NEW 1Uhk. ceuudly Aos
The Daily Bulletin says: Tne market ls steaay
witn fair iobbIup transaction, We note sales
Of 60 tleroes at saSc, and 800 bags Raogoon at
6xa7c.
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MARINE NEWS BY TELEGRAPH.
MEMORANDA.

NEW YORK, February ID.
Arrived, Oceanic, Italia, Messlua,
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nE UNITARIAN CHURCH..-DIVINE
Service Will be hed la this Church TOMORROW
MORNING, at half-past 10 O'Clock, the Rev. JONA
THAN COLE officiating; and In the EVENING at
halt.past I, the Rev. JAMES BOYD ofacisting
All strangers are cordially invited to attend.
Subject OF the evening discourse: "Tne Pro-
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