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The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1873-02-04
CHARLESTON GAsL1GHT COMPANY.

The annual meeting of the Charleston Cas-
light Company was held yesterday, at the
Planters' and Mechanics Bank, East Bay,
when an election was held for president and
directors, with the following result: President,
James Ravenel. Directors-Henry Gourdin,
W. C. Bee, James 8. Glbbes, B. D. Lazarus, c.
G. Memmipger, Alonzo ]. White, J. D. Aiken,
A. g. Johnston.
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FIRE 1T ST. STEPHENS DEPOT

Dwelling House and Contents Totally
Destroyed.
On Friday morning, between two and three
O'Clock, the dwelling house Of Mr.. 6. D Rus
sell, at St. Stephens Depot, was totally de-
stroyed By fire the family awaking only when
the roof was falling In, and barely escaping
with their lives. They did not even save their
clothing. House, furniture and everything q
total loss. The cause of the fire is supposed
to have been defect In the chimney.
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AUorION SALES THIS DAK.

Laurey, Alexander & Co. will sell at ~
O'Clock. at their store, bacon strips, hams &C.
Also, at IL o'clock, on North Atlah'io "n"'''
Eastern hay. ,.,o.,,
gAlonzo J. White & Son will sell, at IL O'CLOCK
near the postofice, real estate.
Jeffords & Co. will sell at o'clock, at lneir
stores, scaled herrings.
stefrens, Werner & Ducker will sell at
o'clock, at their stores, butter, hams, &c.
John G. Minor Go. will sell at half-pass IL
O'Clock, at their store, dry goods, clothing, &C.
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Gnusrdl GpEllEs.


AXSON.-Died, on 81 F, bruary. l873 In the
fftie!h year OF his age, WILLIAM ]. AXsoN.
@r HIS RELATIVES AND FRIENDS,
those OF his sister, Mrs.. ]. warlng Arson, and
brother josiah q. Arson, also the members OF
the Baptist Churches. are invited to attend his
Funeral services at the First Baptist Church,
Church street, THIS AFTERNOON. at O'Clock.
fahi
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THE GREAT GUN RAFFLE.

The Blssell gun rattle came off at the Pavilion
Hotel, last evening, under the supervision Oh
Messrs. Hutson Lee, 81. 7. Peake and 4. D.
Toomer. We give below the result. HoloerS
Of the lucky numbers may get their prizes Oh
application at Whilden's jewelry store, corner
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Marrieh.

THOMAS-CURTTS.-0nt the 18th OF January,
1873 at the residence Of the BRIDES father, by the
Rev. William CURTIS, L L. D., captain JOHN HU-
aUBNIN THOMAS Of Savannah, Ga, and Miss LILA
A. URTIs Of Limestone Springs. s. Co. daughter
Of the Rev. william Curtis, LII. d.
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street..

New AND CHEAP CHILDREN's CARRIAGES,
veloclpedes, Roccking-Horses, Carts, Wheel
barrows, &o., Just received at Won santen's
No. 229 King street, Charleston, 8. G.
inn11.trl
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Interior Cotton Markets.

Interior Cotton Markets.
CHARLOTTE, February l.
Sales to-day 81 bales; low middling 1870 and
mIddllng lee. Market closed dull, consequent
upon decline reported at New York. Receipts 81
all pt rts for the week ll6,ooO ba'es.
MONTGOMERY, February l.
Ordinary tic, gnod Ordinary 1SHc, strict good
ordinary lshalSHc, low middllngs ISXal9c mid
dlIngs zoo. Market is quiet.
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THE COURTS.
United States Commissions,

United States Commissioner.
John P. johnson, colored, OF Beaufort
County, was bound over yesterday by Commits
sIoner Porteous for trial before the United
States Court, on charge OF violating Internal
revenue laws.
Court OF General Sessions.
The Court of General Sessions was opened
by Judge Graham yesterday. The grand and
petit jurors present being insufficient for the
purposes OF the court, the jury commission
ere were ordered to summon nine additional
grand Jurors to be present this morning, and
twenty petit jurors to be present Tomorrow.
The trial of Lafayette I. Woolf, for the muir
der of Henry L. Perrin, was fixed for the 10th
instant. Colonel Thomas Y. Slmons and G..
L. Buist, Esq, will act as counsel for the
prisoner.
The contingent docket was called. The
rules of attachment Issued against absent
Jurors at the last term wer, either discharged
or continued.
Messrs. Henry A. Desaussure and Arthur
Huger were admitted to practice In the Courts
OF this State.
The following persons were summoned as
Jurors Ia accordance with the order of the
court:
-GRkED JURORS.
J.J. Young, John Kelley, W: a. Fairchlld
Iohn Steadman, C. 8. Leslie, Charles Kiddell,
J. B. Washington, B. P. Seymour, EdWd. r.
Fordham.
PETTY JURORS.
Aaron Jacobs, L. F. Campbell, 4. Dunno.
man, Jacob Royal. Moses G. OaDplin, israel
Morrison, Benz. Nesbit, E. NJ. Pitray, l.: E.
Morris, ]. Harvey, Edwin Ellie, +. Green, Jr.,
Relpin Harrison, G. T. Bsbbage, John Judea,
John BrunlDg.
Municipal Court.
James Brown, coored, drunk and disorder
ly, two dollars or twenty days. Frank Jones,
colored, drunk and disorderly, one dollar
Hiram Colvery, drunk and disorderly, one
dollar. VIM. Johnson, drunk, one dollar.
John McNeill, drunk, disorderly and resisting
the police, i've dollars. Julius Meyers and G.
Green, drunk and d'sorderly, two dollars each
Susan Fleishman, white, and Alice Baker, col
ored, applied for lodgings, discharged. N.
McGorty, lamplIghter, putting out street
lamps before the proper time, referred to the
president of the Gas Company. A dog at large,
one dollar.
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THERMOMEIRICAL.

: The following was the range of the thermom'
sster yesterday, atthe drug store OF Mr.. Joseph
Blsckman, on the south eide Of Broad street: {:
ga. M. 49,: 10 A. NJ, "a; IL NJ, S5i 2 P. NJ,
e4;4p.M., ss; 6 P. NJ, go; 8 P. NJ, 66-
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CITY AFFAIR R S.
MEETINGS THIS DAY.

ns,t. Lodge of Perfection, at Z P. N.
y,giant Fire Company, at half-past ana I
Pm. o,u
German Hussar Tiltlng Club, OF P. N.
Hibernian Society, at P. n.
Carolina Light Infantry, at half-past r H.
Sumter Social Circle, at halt.past 8 z. m.
promptitude Fire Company, at hait-past
Pm.
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AL. Mess pork steady. Bacon sholders exc.
Whiskey eSHa94c. ,.
Spirits turpentne quiet at SIC. Rosin quiet at
So 05a3 10 for strained. Crude turpentlDe steady
at So rs for hard, S. 25 for yellow dip and virgin
Tar quiet at $3.50
Flour firm and steady; supernne IS 6oa6. Corn
dull and lower; No mixed 8ohc, on east slde,
on track: 35c In warehouse. Whiskey dull a.
SoXc. Pork SIS rs. Bacon at, ady; clear rio
sides TX; May order lots 71la71 to 8. Lard 7Ac'
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OHANGE OF SAILING DAYS.
INCREASED SERVICE.
PACIFIC MAIL STEAMSHIP COMPANIES
THROUGH LINE TO
CALIFORNIA CHINA AND JAPAN.
FARES GREATLY REDUCED.

Steamers of the above line leave Pier fE
No. IA North River, foot OF Canal street. E016A1s
New York, at IL O'Clock noon, Of the 1otn. 2otn
and sOth or every month, except when these da.ea
fall on sunday, then the Saturday preceaing
Ali departures connect at Panama with steSm'
era for South Pacific and Central American psTte.
For Japan and China, Steamers leave san Fl EIan-
cisco first OF every month, except when 1t fals ON
Sunday-then on the day preceding.
No California Steamers touch at HRVanas p"S
90 direct from New York to AgpinwRlL
One hundred pounds baggage free TO eacn aouit
Medicine and attendance free. :.
For Passage Tickets or other iniormauon, appv
at the OOMPANY'S TICKET OFFICE, on th6
wharf foot OF Canal street, North River, new:
York. Z. h b6hA, Aseos'
augl9.lyr -.5i
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PLATED WARE, in new and exquisite de
signs. Tea Sets, Ice Pitchers and Castors, al
Allan's, No. s07 King street.
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JUST RECEIVED, new style Sewing Machine
at Singer Office. One agent sold six oil these
Machines In one week. jan30-thstu
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OPERA, MARINE AND FIELD GLASSES In great
variety, Including those of the finest make,
at reasonable prices. Allan'e, No. 907 King
slreet
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Passengers.

Per steamer Emile, from Georgetown-Mrs
Morgan. Miss Haselhurst Miss Flaeg, Mrs Webb,
Ur A Flagg. Mater Flagg. Trenholm, vile
and children, @ G Ford, I Ford, and IA on deck.
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@T THE RELATIVES, FRIENDS AND
Acquaintances OF Mr.. and Me-. AARON b. HAR
PER, OF Mr. and Mrs. q. S. Pickinpack, and OF Mr..
and Mrs. H. Bolden PIckinpack and family, are re-
spectluly invited to attend the Funeral OF the
former, at Emanuel Church, Calhoun street, THIS
AFTERNOON, at O'Clock, without further invita-
tion. !ep4-lT
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MEMORANDA.

The brig Mary Dana, 0'Nell for Georgetown
8 @. cleared at Boston, January 81.
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Receipts per Railroad, February q.
sorJTH CAROLINA RAILROAD,

1920 bales cotton, 81 hales goods % cars wood
and lumber, cars stock, 13 casks clay To Rail.
road agent, N Robson, Caldwell & Son. w Q
Dukes L co, Pelzer, Rodgers l. co, LesesLe d
Wells, Goldsmith 4 Son, F d o Kracke. Trenholm
4 Son, " @ courtney co, W Williams CO,
q Fl walter d co, 81. an d Seignious A Salinas,
g Frost co, W Jones & CO, W B Williams
a SON, A B Mulligsn, " smith d co. J Sires.
" Lebpy, A y Smith, ] Malone, Jas Wiley 4
co T Smith, Mowry & Son, Reeder & Davis,
Roach & Morett, r A Chazsl, W < Ryan. Pringle
Il son, F U Mey, Bardiu Parker, q II lngranam
d Son.
SAVANNAH AND CHARLESTON RAILROAD.
II bales upland cotton, 81 bags sea is and cot
ton, IA bbs rosin, 20 bus spl its turpentine, 24C
bushels rough rice, cars lumber, md:e, &C. To
M Lawton j Son, PncRney Eros. GalIlard d
Minott, " Dowling, Richards Thos Abner
G + Habenicht Nat Montgomery, Volgt, u
Reeves, Wardlaw Il Carew, w Kre,sel. ID Eason
& Bro, A Nulligan, N E Stoops, Pinckney, I
Perkins, W N Bird d co, n 1rLest, D Hallls
Thomas Murray, W G Bee co, Fraser j ILL.,
l. ID Mowry & Son, Murdaugh WesEley, Pelzer
Rodgers & co, T p Smith, Ravenel CO, StoneJ
4 Lowndes, ] A EDslow d CO. w o Dukes CO.
5 Blakey. Boyd, Crnw wiley Dehon, CosgroVe
Counts i WrotOn, r Pringle son Nix, J
Wi:ey & co. II Blsrhorf 4 co, Claussen, Paul
wech u co, Whllden i Jones, Rinsman q Lowell
nj mi
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BUSINESS NOTICES.

-AfI AL the The popular popular grades CT the -Wa!LsaH
Watch mandatory, at James Allan's.
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ALL KINDS OF Stitching done at Singer Sew
ing Machine Office. jan2l.tuths
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MARINE NEWS BY TELEGRAPH.

NEW 1OHK, FCUIUHIy o.
Arrived, West Philadelphia. Old Dominion, AL
bemarle, City OF London, George Wasnlo gton'
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sAyANNAu AND CHARLESTON RAILROAD.
NORTHEASTERN RAILROAD FEB. l 4 e

17s bales cotton, 200 kegs spikes, 50 bags rough
rice, 4i2 bbls rosn, IS hols spirits turpentiEe,
bols rsr cars wood, lumber, mdse, IurL iture, &c.
10 Frost d co. E yelling: Levy. A Jonn.
jones, T ChaEeau d co, A s Smith, havenel
CO. W Courtney co, Chsolm Bros, smith,
Prlngle Son, Bardln Parker, Pelztr, Rodgers
co Mowry Son, Bollmann BROS. utsey q
A.; kes Reeder Davis, Kinsman Il Howell, Cald-
wei. L Son, A Salinas Trenholm Son, Railrcad
Agents. Orfn- and others.
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COMMERCIAL NEWS.

E1portt.
BARAcoA-Per schr Mary Mangam-25,C0o
feet lumuer, and sundrles.
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ing; sales about 20 tlerces clean Carolina, amorg
which were Is tlerces at 7Ac p ID We quote
common to fair at 6k@7xc; good 7h@7Ac.
NAVAL sToREs.-There were fair arrivals; the
receipts were $50 bbs sphiss turpentine and 1894
bbls 70 in. Sales 21O0 bbls strained rosn at SO p
bbl. Spirits quiet and no Gales reported.
FREIauTs.-To Liverpool, by steam, direct, -
nm uplards. on sea Islands; via New York, I'd
on uplands. 1Hd on sea Islands; by sail, room
scarce, asking s.lel on uplands, and - on sea
,slands, To Havre, - on uplands. Coastwise-to
New York, by steam, &c on uplands and - on sea
Islands; 50 a tlerce on rice; 6oc bbl on rosin
by sail, &c p b on cotton; &c q tierce on
rice; SOC a Dbl ON rosln; s11@l2 q II on lumber;
| sl2Sl2 50 p n on timber. To Bost n, oy steam
xc on upands and 50 so q tcrce on rice; oy saii
&c q b on upands; rosln 7oc; resaWed stun
sl2@l2 so; timber sl3@1a SO; phosphate s695 5r.
| To Providence, by sail slo@ll a on boards;
&c a fb on cotton; by steam &c via New York
| To Philadelphia, by steam &c on uplands; 81 rs
q cask on rice; 6Oc 2 bbl on rosin; 81 on spirits
| Through bills of ladlng given to Boston, ProVi'
dence and the New En- gland cities are regularly
| issued on this route, and dispatch guaranteed.
| BY sail, IS q II on boards; $12 on timber; - p
ton on clay; So so on phosphatea. To Baltimore,
by steam &C q b; by soil sS@s so p N on
boards; - on timber; SO so p ton at city; SAG
so p ton up river on phosphate rack. Vessels
.re in demand BIZ our merchants TO take lumber
rreIghts from Georgetown. S. O.. Darien and Sstl.
Ia River. Ca, and Jacksonville Fla, to Northern
ports, and slO@12 a NJ are the rates on timber
and boards.
DOMESTIC EXcHANGB.-The banks purchase
| sight checks on New York at x@X per cent. on,
and sell at par.
ExcHANag.-Sterliug 60 day bills -.
GoID-The broker0 were yesterday buying at
| l8 and selling at IA.
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PORT CALENDAR.

PORT CALENDAR.
MOONS PHASES.
First Quarter, 4th. 4hours, 46 minutes. morning.
full Moon, l2tb, hours, IA minutes, morning.
La I Quarter. 10th, 8 6honr, minutes, morning.
New Moon 2etn, 10 hours. minutes, evening.
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The Charleston Cotton, Rice and Naval
Stores Markets.
OFF1og CHARLESTON NEWS.
MONDAY EVENING, February 8. 1873
CcTToN.-This market exhibited quiet and dull
features, with slightly softer tendency in some
ca es. sales about 600 bales, say at 161z, I'll,
lsat TX, 4at17K, 20 q; Is, 90 at 1s lie, 81 at
1sI So at ls7.. SO at ls1, 40 at lsas, ss at 1Sx
at 10. IL at lsX, 70 at 19X at 2o3f, IT at 2oKc.
We quote: ,,
Stained ano tInqed. .l7X@19
Interior ...............15 @l7H
Ordinary to good ordinary. .l7AglSI
Low midaling g................. ...IsMeOisT
Middling. ....IsA@-
Strict middling.. g..................2o o.
I1oR-1hls grain was quiet with a steady feel
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GRkyD- JURORS.

J. Young, John Kelley, W: a. Fairchlld,
John Steadman, C. 6. Leslie, Charles Kiddell,
J. B. Washington, B. P. Seymour, EdWd. T.
Fordham.
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LIST OF VESSELS

up CLEARED AND SAILED FOR THIS PORT.
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PETTY JURORS.

Aaron Jacobs, L. F. Campbell. 4. Dunno
man. Jacob Royal. Moses G. Oamplin, Israel
Morrison, Benz. Nesbit. E. NJ. Pitray, L. E.
Morris, J. Harvey, Edwin Eife, r. Green, Jr,
Relpin Harrison, G. T. Bsbbage, John Judea,
John BrunlDg.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-04-02
Building Statistics.

OPERATIONS DURING THE MONTH OF MARCH.
Alfred Wilson, one house on Claymont street
south of Fifteenth.
Andrew Stewart, two on Gipin Avenue, be
tween Lincoln and Scott streets.
Edwin W. Jackson, six on Adams street abovt
Sixth
Geo T. Kcllar, one on Lord street, betweer
Spruce and Church.
Burton Valentine one on Second street, between
Jackson aud Van Buren,.
Alison Mills, one on jackson street. near Elm
Myles Burke, one at The s. E. corner of From
and Jackson streets.
Thomas Mullen, one on Jackson street, below
Third.
Nathaniel B. Culbcrt, three on Seventh street
near jackson.
Collan Duty, one on Pleasant street, between
Adams and Jackson.
Pusey, Scott & Co.. extension of the machine
shop at the n. E. corner Third and Tatnall SIS.
Geo. w. RowelEone at the 8. 4. corner Of Third
and Rodney streets.
Alex Boyd, ono on Market stree, below Twen.
ty-third
I: Barry, rigging lolt on Heald street, neal
Christiana Avenue.
In addition TO the above permits were issued
lor the erection OF several stables making an az.
gregate Of twenty-five new buildings erected OF
commenced, during the month Of March. In
ls12, only twelve new buildings were started
during this month.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-04-02
fransIer Of the DattIe Flaas.

ARRANGEMENTS BY THE JOINT COMMITTEE.
The Joint Committee Of Arrangements, for
the delivery Of the battle-fags Of the Della
ware Regiments TO the custody of the Histori-
cal Society, met at the Board Of Trade Rooms,
Monday evening. Rev. +. Isreal was appoint
ed Chairman, and Frank NolOn, Secretary
The following subcommittee we're appon-
ted:
Printing. Frank NOlen, DR.. J. P, Wales,
Jos. II. Walter.
Invitations.-Dr L. p Bush, Col. A. II.
Grlmshaw, Capt. w. II. Bowen, Sam1el File,
DR.. r. p. johnson.
Reception. A. II. Grimshaw, Col. Pc
ter mccullough, Capt VIM. II. Brady, Lieut..
Il. Z. StOtsenbnTg, Lieut.. w. ID. Sparks, Lieut.,
Benz. Nields, Capt j. S. Valentine, Col II,
s. McCOmb, Capt. J. F. Wales, Rev. F. Israel,
Anthony Higgins, Esq.
Arrangements and Decorations. Peter
Mccullough, Major ID. II. Kent, Capt. S. r.
Smith, Lieut.. W. II. Cloward, +. A. Taylor
Z. g. Bradford, Jr., Rey. Geo. A. Latimer,
Geo. w. Stone, W. b. Dove, Esq.
Flnance.-Gregg Chandler, w. D. Dove.
the rooms of the Historical Society, this eve
ming at O'Clock, to perfect the further ar
rangements.
A small admission fee Is to be charged, *
defray the necessary expenses of the occa
siOn The surplus funds should there b'
any, will be handed over to the MOnumen
fund.
l. has already been stated and publicly
understood that General Hancock win maxi
the presentation Of the flags. Invitation
will be sent also to other distinguished on
GERS, including General Sherman, Governo
Hartranft, Governor DIX, and others.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-04-02
SOCIETIES.
MRETTNos TINS KVKNIN0

Hope Lodge, No n, ooF, at Odd Fell
lows Hall, Sd and King Sts.
Morning Star Division, No 2. y of T. at 5th
and Market SITS.
DsIawarS Council. No 2. ouAM. at Ne.
chanics' Hall, 219 Market St.
Rodney Council, No Is, o U A II, at 7O2
East 7th St.
Diamond State Lodge, No. 8, q F, at Good
Fellows Hall, Sd and Market Sts.
Champion Lodge. Ne 6, X OF P, at Knights oI
Pythias Hail. 2ll Market st.
Oriental Lodge, No l3, X of p, at Ferris 4
Garrett's Building, 5O4 Market 81.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-04-02

GENEROUSLY RENUIERATED.-Mr. George A.
Garrett, the gentlemanly proprietor Of the West
ern Hotel of this city, who was passenger on the
lll-fated train which was ran into by the New
York Express near Ellerslie, on the 22d of Novem-
renumerated by the Railroad company for the in.
juries he received. The liberality of the company
has enabled Mr.. Garrett to again get possession Of
his farm in Maryland which he had lost by being
too indulgent TO his friends
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-04-02

DIsoRDRRLY CONDUCT AT THE OPERA HOUSE.
A lad named Roger McElWel, was arrested by
officer Shaw, last evening, for acting in dis
orderly manner in the Vestabule of the Opera
House. Mayor Simms required him to pay costs,
and give bail in the sum $780, to keep the peace,
The Mayor is determined 10 put stop TO this
nuisance land has ordered the prompt arrest of all
boys hereafter oought acting in a disOrdcrly
mtnntr at this place.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-04-02

q, AARKETS Butter 4OA5Oc per pound; eggs ga
2oc per doEe1; Irish potatoes l8a2O per half peck;
sweet do 25aSOe. do; turnips, &c. do; beets, Ice
do'i apPlea. l5AS0e. do; Walnuta, Zoe. d.; lima
beanA l2al5c. per quart; bAbbAGs, 6al4e. per head
salad. o. do; hOrseradiSh, l0Al5c per root; chick
ems u Ioat2 per pair; turksys, 2Oa22c per pound;
beei l6A26e do; veal outlet, 25e. do; sliced ham.
Z2c. do; pork steak, l5c. do; sausage, l6c. do
lard lOc, do: scraPpls, 7e. do shad 36a76e apiece
herring, z0aS0c. per dozen; yellow perch, Sc. per
puach: cat hsh, 1SO per lbi haddOck, &c. do; hall
but, 25e do; rock, lsc.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-04-02

RELIoIoUs.-The Northern Convocation of Del
aware, will meet in Christ Church, Delaware city,
on Tuesday and Wednesday, April 18th and 10th
The Rev. Clergy and Laity are cordially invited
to attend. On Tuesday, l0H o'clock, opening
services; o'clock children's meeting; TX o'clooR
Missionery nesting. Wednesday, 1917 o'clock
presentation of missionary subjects and inter
change of views thereon by Clergy and Laity.
sesiAl reunion al the Reciory, Clergy, Parishion.
ers and friends.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-04-02

SOCIETY MEETING. Wilmington Division No
l. S. Of will hold its regular weekly meeting to
morrow (Thunday) evening, In the new hall of
Washington Engine House, in French street above
Third AS 1t is installation night it is desirable
that all the members will be present The meet
ngs OF the Division will probably continue in
that place until the new hall in McClary's Build
ing is ready.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-04-02

SALE OF MONEY the meeting of Excelsior
Loan Association, last evening 5000 sold at 35 per
cent. premium, ami $400 at 35S<.
No money was sold at the meeting of Delaware
Loan Association last evening; this being the
closing meeting of the tenth year, the money was
devoted TO paying of the Shareholder Five hun
dred shares of stock, OF the third Series will how
ever be issued.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-04-02

FELL INTO THE CREEK'-A lad named
Willie Morrison, while standing on the wharf,
in the yard ofthe Harlan & HollingsWorth Com.
pany awaiting the launch Of the GRENADA,
yesterday afternoon, fell into the water. He
was promptly fshed ont, however, without sus.
tanning any further damage than thorough
wetting.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-04-02

CoAL YARD.-o. n. ApplSby announce. ala.
where, that be has Opsnsd = coal Yard a. Ro.th
Wilmington. he is prepared to deliver Oood
qualities Of coal wood, sand and lime, 10 All s
OF the elty, free OF charge, and at reasonabie pr
c@. Give him \ call F'
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-04-02

School DISTRICT No. 20E The comnunica-
ton in yesterdays Gasette, in relation 10 ~
school at Browntown, is rather strange in its i'm
Gle, similar TO the one complained of. fpnhHshsA
in the Commercial Of Friday last appeared IN the
GAZETTE OF the same day. The reporters Of both
papers proceeded to the school together. ana OBJ
tanned all the facts which they published directly
IRON the teacher, whose signature strange to say,
Is attach to the dissenting Communication The
articles were Published simply as items Of new.
ana no unfair means were resoTted to in order 10
obtain possession of them
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-04-02

The TARLEAUx OF ERIN.-'The ''Tabealux
of Erin" was presented again, last evening, to 6
small but attentive audience, matinee will be
given this afternoon, and a final performance
this evening. The performance is excellent and
should lie we'll received.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-04-02

Holland, slipped and fell at second and French
streets, last evening, receiving painful Injuries
A large apiscs Of skin was AeFaped from its nose.
Its eye was slightly cut, and It's legs somewhat
Bcraped and bruised
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-04-02

SLIGHT FIRE.-The alarm of ERE yesterday
afternOon, was caused by the slow burning of The
roof Of Ziegler's POrttery. at Water and Orange
streets, no damage Of any consequence was sus
tanned.