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GUILTY OF MANsLAUeHEKR.
The Trial OF L. I. WooIf for tho MUIR
.el der OF II. l.. Perrin.

The Trial OF L. I. Woolf for tho MUIR
.I der OF II. L. Perrin.
The trial OF Lafayette I. Woolf for the muir
der of Henry L. PerrlR, which has been occu-
pyipg the attention of the court for the last
three or four days, came to It's conclusion yes
terday. The proceedings In this case have
been regarded with greater interest and more
absorbing attention by the public than any
case that has been tried In this community for
years. Many, indignant at the commission OF
bloody deed upon the public streets. the
victim of which was stranger, were fierce
and Impatient in their desire for the punish
ment of the accused; others more deliberate
In their conclusions, awaited the development
OF facts upon the witness stand before form
ing their opinions as to the deserts OF the prls-
oner. The counsel for the accused alluded
prominently In their arguments to spirit OF
persecution which seemed to pervade the
community. and Juror after juror was ordered
to stand aside because his opinions had been
previously formed or expressed.
The trial was conducted regularly and care
tu,ly, and every circumstance, whether for
the State or the accused, was duly weighed
and considered. The gentleman selected by
the attorney. general to act for the prosecution
brought to the performance of his duty the
most sagacious reason and the highest intel.
lect and eloquence. The counsel for the de-
fence were chosen with due regard to their
abilities and talents.
:, A dense crowd flied the court room every
day OF the proceedings, and the excitement
upon the last day rose to Its highest pitch as
the momentous time drew near when the life
of the accused was to be delivered Into the
hands of twelve citizens. The prisoner
throughout the whole trial seemed calmly
watching the progress Of events, yet now and
then tear would we'll up and linger upon
iseyelids, showing that he could still realize
the perilons position he occupied.
Counsel having concluded their arguments
and the Judge delivered his charge, the jury
took the case into their hands and retired for
delioeration; and all night long they lay in
their room under the custody Of the sheriff.
At the hour Of ten yesterday morning the
court was opened, and goodly number OF
persons assembled, eager TO know the result.
The prisoner was brought in, unattended as
heretofore by his wife and children, pale end
haggard, as If the anxieties OF the previous
night had knawed deeply into his soul, and
took his seat In the dock. The jury came
down. answered to their names, and as the
clerk read the verdict, 'Guty OF Manslaueht-
err the general expectation seemed TO have
been realized. The prisoner wiped away a
few tears as the sound Of the clerks voice
ceased, but exhibited no other emotion. A
few minutes after he was remaEded to Jail,
and the trial was ended.
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we,, 4 Son. W B smith & co. Lelding,J 3
Robson. A MullIgan, F0llln Il Son. Uampsen D
20 W 81 Uhafee & co. q F Hanckel, Hart GO: "
q Bee 4 co, WAGNER 4 Mousee1 Stenens, Wor'
ner & DucKcr. Il Bischon CO. Q1acAehoulo, ~.
sesne Il wells, Fennick + Talbot, W & Ryan,
Count & Wroton, Clawley Il Dehon, Knsman
Howell. -
NORTHEASTERN RAILROAD. a.r..-,
81 bales upland cotton, 1O5 kegs spikes. ss bales
bagping, go bags peanuts, 2T Kegs nNis 10
e Adger & co. W Diamond D y, s Diamond 9 y,
A Diamond @ g, Diamond G O, Il Bischon
CO, F y Edmondston, J n Fredsberg. q 9faveiy;
r Marshall Il CO. Murdsugh & Weekley, "
Caldwell s. Son. Pezer, Rodgers 90, Bardn q
Parker, 8 & G K Agent, Agents, steamer
Emile, f.,.
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ASHLEY FIRE COMPANY.

At the annual meeting OF the Ashley Fire
Company, held at their hall on the llth inst''
the following officers were elected for the en-
suirg wear: T. 8. Dennison, president; James
Bruce, ylce.presdent; James N. Msthewes,
secretary; Leander Gibbs, treasurer; BeD)a-
min Martin, first director; W. N. G. stoney,
second director; James F. Harrison, third d.
rector; G. NJ. slmons, fourth director; Larry
q Dennison and Prince Smalls, axmen; A.
T. Deas, hallkeeper; N. Richardson, engineer.
Committee On foance-R. 3. Savage, chair
man, ). B. speRcer, james Lee. Retreuch-
ment and relief-G. W. Green, chairman, Ju-
aus Jacobs, R. Middleton, J. G. Brown, O..
Hills. Letters-O. W. Mathewes, John PATRICK
Edward Jennings.
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ALL the popular grades of the Waltham
Watch mandatory, at James Allan's.

TIE CHRISTIAN UNION, edited by the Rev.
Henry Ward Beecher, of Brooklyn, N. Y, Ia
one of the best family papers of the period.
It's columns are filed with varied fund Of
information, religious and secular, and fur
nlshed by talented corps of writer's. To
render the Union more popular the publishers
will this ye present to each subscriber
two chromos, representing "Asleep" and
awake" or larger sized oleograph. The
price of the Union is 50 rs per annum with
the chromos, or 50 40 with The telegraph. Mr..
c. ]. Colcock, Jr., of this city, is the agent
for the Union, and the chromos and telegraph
can be seen at C. O. Fighters Bazaar, Hasel
street, opposite the Express Office. Aside from
the literary excellence of the Union, the pic
lures are fully worth the price of subscription.
febll-6
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ANOTHER FIRE At ST. STEPHENS

An attentive correspondent informs The
NEWS that on Tuesday morning the ginhouse,
gins and machinery Of Mr.. P. ]. Pinson, at st.
Stephens, were destroyed by fire. Ten bales
of cotton and four hundred bushels OF cotton
seed were also destroyed. The total loss will
not be less than twenty-five hundred dollars.
Among the losers who had cotton In the GIN
house to be gluned was Mr.. 8. D. Russell,
whose residence, with Its contents, was burn
ed down only twelve days before. Mr.. A. a.
Thomas, also, was loser.
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COMMERCIAL NEWS.
Tha charleston market.

FoK THE WEEK BINDING THURSDAY. FEB. lS' 1910
THE CRops-Thls period has been mostly afy'
and generally OF a mild temperature, sufneien'S
warm to permit The progress Of vegetation,
which 1t is desirable should be held back untii
the uncertain weather OF this month and MATCH
has been passed. Considerable supplies OIL ma'
nures are going forward, but there is much COM
plaint OF scarcity of labor over portions OF tne
State.
THE RKoRIPTs.-The arrivals at the cotton por's
for the week up to Friday last were 1852 oaieS,
against 1l4,els bales for the week Deiore' anu
se. .28s bales for the contrasting time last year.
At New Orleans the supplies we're 4e'o's oaiee
and s51s2 bales for the week Of the year previous
The total receipts at the cotton ports lronl
September ], 1872, up to the latest oa'es, "ele
245o sss bales. in contrast with 2o5oo'7 oaes tl.e
nrevlous year, showing an increase OF 400 'o4S
bales. The arrivals at the principal southern
markets from september l, 1872, up to the latest
,telegraphic intelligence, as compared WIN 'ne
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The Now York Naval Stores Market.

NEW YORK. FeDTuHry IL.
The Daily Bulletin says: Spirits turpentlne
continues very quiet, and The price 10 absence Of
demand is depressed and trlhe lower. ho de.s
NJ large lois general ask 6sHc. while small lots
are oferlIg at 67ha68c in merchantaoie oIaer;
Sses l5o p6ls in shipping order at e9c. strained
rosn is 10 but moderate request aud The p,lce
without essential change. We note sales late
Yesterday Of $50 bbls a. So IS, and 100 nols good
strained at SO 70. In the iner grades there mas
been iioht inuuiry and we note sales OF l0l bols
M A. a. s7H. and 200 bbls do at 81 rs Tar Is
quiet but steady. Pitch selling moderately ~
jobolng way at $4a4 rs.
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BUSINESS NOTIOES.

A FRESH SUPPLY OF "THE NEGRO" by
"Arlel," Just received and for sale by B. K.
Neufville, sta,ioner, No. LOT East Bay. First
part rs cents; by mail 80 cents. Second part,
containing reply to his reviewers, 81; by
mail 81 10. 1eplA-z
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For THROAT DISEASES and affections of the
chest browns Bronchial Troches" are OF
value. For coughs, irritation of the throat,
caused by cold or unusual exertion OF the
vocal organs, in speaking, in public, or sing
ing, they produce beneficial results. DowIE,
NOISE Il DAVIS, Agents. novl0-wfn3
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CURE FOR Cough OR CoLD.-As soon as
there is the slightest uneasiness OF the Chest,
with difficulty Of breathing, or indication OF
Cough, take during the day a few browns
Bronchial Troches." Dow1E, NOISE & DAVIS,
aoenis. nov20-wfm3
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Marrie1.

WARING-SIMONs.-On the evening OF the 18th
Instant, at the residence OF the BRIDES her. by
the Rev. James b. Elliott u. D.. T. MALBoNB
WAR1SG to FANNIE CAROLINE elder daughter Of
T. Grange Simons, all OF this city.
HESLlS-M0RAN.-On the evening OF the 27th
Janu ~, at the re'ideace OF the bride, By the
Rev. Father Cr0ghan, WILLIAM HEsLIN, Of Brook.
lyn, N. Y, 10 Miss ELLA 4. MORAN, af this CITY
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RADou1's KID GLovEs.-We invite attention
TO J. B. Read l. Co.'s advertisement Of Rad
oux's Paris Kid Glove, Of which they have re-
ceived the Agency for Charleston. J. 3. Read
& Co. have also just opened another FULL line
of Hsrriss .'Seamless" Kid Gloves.
feh6.vpfm
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Hor BED Sash Hot BED SASH Two thou
sand Hot Bed Sash jnst completed, and now
ready for delivery; price low. Call and ex-
anime same at P. P. Toale's, Nos. 20 Hayne,
and 50 Pinckey streets, or on Horlbecks
Wharf. dec30
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AUCTION SALES THIS DAY.

Miles Drake will sell at 10 O'Clock, at his
store, boots, shoes and hats.
William Mckay will sell at 10 O'CLOCK, az niS
store, sundrles, furniture, DC.
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CITY AFT A [ R S .
MEETINGS THIS DlK.

La Candeur Lodge, A. F. NJ. at P. N.
Palmetto Lodge, Z. P, at Z P. n.
Irish Rlfle Club, at P. N.
Carolina Division, s. T., at half:past P. NJ.
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fnnerGl NpIlrss.

KElzER.-Dled, on the 18th instant, GEORGE
KEIzER.
w- HIS FUNERAL WILL TAKE
place THIS AFTERNOON, at 2 O'Clock from his late
residence, Smiths Lane, and proceed thence to
the Centenary Church. febl4
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E THE FRIENDS AND ACOUAlNT-
ANoss OF the late Mrs. MARY ARABELLA
GRANT are requested 10 attend her Funeral Ser.
vices, at St. Philips Church, To-Day, at quarter
past IL O'Clock. feh,s
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TIE WEATHER YESTERDAY.

Thermometer-7 A. NJ, So; u NJ, 81; 2e.
NJ, 81; $50 P. H., 81.
Bsrometer-7 A. NJ, 1885, IL H., $3.50; r.
r., 20. 90; 4.sO P, N. 5000.
Wind west; maximum velocity IA miles.
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Receipts per Railroad, February Ii.
sourH CAROLINA RAILROAD.

1888 bales cotton, Ill tales goods, 2so bbls nour,
40 bbls ro.in, 2 cars stock. To Railroad Agent,
williams Black Williams, e Frost co, w w
Salinas, W Williams Il son, A Smith, Sloan
Seignious, W P Bowling. Reeder & Davis, Wiss
l. 60, A Priugle, r Adger, Pringle tt Son, Cald-
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PLATED WARE, In new aud exquisite de
signs. Tea Sets, Ice Pitchers and Castors, at
AIlsn,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's, No. 3O7 King
street.
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New York Rice Market.

NEW YORK, FEUruHIy II.
Tho Daily Bulletin says: The market Is strong
ond Continue, rather more active. Sales OF 70
iisrces Carolina at sasc, and $50 bags Rangoon at
eLa7c.
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Total. ,2A Z2s7,s
Decrease Of stock In sight,.

The receipts at this port for the past week were
s24 baps OF sea island and Floridas, and 1888
bales or uplands, 10 contrast with s64 bags OF sea
island ana Florldas, and ll,o2o pales OF uplands
the week before, s.d S67 bags Of sea island and
FiorIdss, and 65,7 bales OF uplands for tre week
OF the year previous. These arrivals came as fol-
lows: Say OF uplands, per South Carolina Hallroaa
1922 bales, Northeastern Railroad lols. savannah
and Charleston Railroad l23. Peedee l2o. or sea
island Northeastern Railroad 10, Savannah and
Charleston Railroad II. Beaufort 81, EdiHto 3.
Florida l43.
1Hs COTTON MARKET.-This staple had quiet
and dull aspect during this period with easier
rates, the foreign centre commencing at eX@l0d,
declined to sxd for middllng uplandsi at New
York prices were at 2l92lHc aud receded 10
2cXc while at this point this grade began at ls7s
and fell on to 1ex . b. The transactions and
prices at Liverpool and New York during this
time were as follows: On Friday, February Z,
the former was dull, uplauds 9H@l0d, sales 5000
bales; the latter was dull, uplands 2lHc, sales
79l bales. On Saturday the former had down.
ward tendency, uplands oH@lod, sales 5000 bales;
the latter was dull and nominal, uplands 2iHc,
sales 2O7 bales On Monday the forme- was dull,
dull and nominal, uplands 2lhc, sales 7os bales
On Tuesday the former was dull uplands sHd'
Gales 5000 bales the latter Was dull, upsnds 2lc,
sales 7ss bales. On Wednesday the former was
dull and depressed, uplands sAGsXd, sales 10000
bales; he latter was dull and irregular, uplands
2OXc, sales $500 bales. Yesterday thef former was
heavy uplands sxd sales H. 900 bales; the latter
was dull at 2oXc.
The sales and prices OF cotton In this market
for the week just terminated were az follows:
On Friday, February 7, there was good inquiry,
largely for middlng qualities. which hard
ened about nc p ID, while common
grades wero unchang d.; sales $500 bales;
inferior being quoted at 15@l7c, ordinary
l7x9lsHc, low middllng lsc. middllng
lsxc, strict middling 1sx9loxc p b. On
Saturday the inquiry was moderate; sales 700
bales at unchanged prices; quotations as before
On Monday the article was uil, and about nc
p fb lower on all kinds but high grades; sales
900 bales; inferior being quo ed at l6@1aXc, Or
diuary to good ordinary l7X@lshc, low mid
ding lSX@lsc. middllng lsx@lsIc, strict mid
ding l9x@lsXc p ID. On Tuesday there was
moderate demand at easy, but generally un-
changed prices; sales 800 bales; inferior being
quoted at l5@l8Xc, ordinary TO gocd ordi
nary l7@lSHc, low mlddllng lsX@lsc, mid
ding leH@ls1Ic, strict middiing 1ox@lsxS ID
On Wednesday the inquiry was light and tho
rates about &c ID lower; sales 900 bales; status
and tlnged being quoted at l7x@lsxc, inferior
l6@lex, ordinary to good ordinary 17@1sH. low
mlddllng lSH, nlddng 1sA, atrct mdding nom
Iual. Yesterday The article was dull and heavy;
sales 800 bales. say 20 at lex. at IT, So at Tx,
SO at 1sX, 8 at lSH, at lsH, at lSA. 2l at 10,
at lss, 81 at 1s1z, ss at lsK, at 1eH. We
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Exports OF the Week ending Feb. 1S.
FOREIGN.


L1vERPooL-Per bar k ssppho-los bags sea
Island cotton, 2i14 bales upland cotton Sil oois
rosln, so tons phosphate ROCK. ..fer br oark
Emiy-l0l bags sea island coti on, 26s3 bales up
land cotton, 49,. Per Br bark Onward-s5 sea
Island cotton, 1900 bales upland cotton, 200 tons
nhospnate rock Per Spanish bark Paquita-
i428 pale, upland cotton, $40 bbls rosin, 500
HAyANA-Per schr Young America-62 bbls
rosln. 6 bbs spirits turpentne Dds seeo rice.
VIao AND A MARXBT-Per spanish brig Rosa-
900 bales upland cotton IL o0o leet lumDer.
DOMESTIC.
NEW YoRk-Per steamship Chareston-2S bags
sea island cotton, 1854 bales upland COTTON. li0
tlerces rice. q! bales domesCics, 200 bags cotton
sc I'd meal so tierces clay. ll0 bags oil CAKE 90
onls cotton seed OIL 30 pigs suhdrles.. .....:feI
steamship James Adger-z22 nags sea Island
halls domestics 200 la"ks neal, a. pkgs.. ......
Per steamsh,p Mauhattan-l425 bales upland co..
ton. 68 bags sea island cotton, 43 CASKS clay, o!
tcs ce go sacks oil cake, 200 bags COTTON sred
meal gu pkgs sundrles.. ...... per scnr Woavso
-l7s7 bhls rosin ...Per srhr JOhn Lce-liio
bnlI rosi1 Per schr Osprey-6e2 ba;e' dam;
age upland cotton. .,,, .o,,o,a o.,
Pu1LApELPHIA--Per steamship Asnlano'-ZA
ties rice loU9 bales upland co CON- % ales uohes'
tics Az bnl, naval stores. and sundrles.
BosToS-Per steamship Mercedlta -lO6l oales
nnIsnd cotton s25 bbls rosin. 20 casks clay, 60
BAITIaoRsePer schr Ida Rlchardson-ls6,oO 600
WEYaoUrH, MAss-Per schr Moses Williamson
$50 tons phosphate rocK.... ..fer se'ir sai iah
Smilh-SoO tons phosphate rock. am
ORIENT, l. I-Per schr Mary BreWer-l4l'ooo
tons phosphate rock.
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ExporIs.

NEW YoRK-Per steamship South Carollna-l78
bag. sea island cotton. 1875 bales upland cotton,
100 iierces rice, 82 bales domesIlc8 and goods, 30
casks clay, I44 bbIs naval stores. $40 bags OIL
cake, 40 ba'es moss, IS bundles slaves. 10 pKgs
sundrles ..... Per schr Eucrelia-lnWard cargo
from Key West.
HALTIGoRB-Per steamship Falcou-475 tcs
rice, ss4 bales upland cotton, 81 obls rosin, 40
bales dumestics, ly7 Car wheels, l8 pSgs rags and
paper casks bones, 81 Pkga sundrles. 12,t0O
phosphate rock.
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Obituarp.

C0FFIN.-Died, in Ph9nixville, Penn, January
%, 1878, JAhBs HoPKINsoN, infant son OF Amory
and Emma q. CONN.
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SEA ISLAND CoTToN.-The arrivals OF this apie
were light, say about a24 bags OF sea islands
and Florldas for this period. The market has
been quiet. with rather dull features and moder.
ate transactions. Salts about 800 bags OF Caro.
nas and Floridas among which were, Of Caro-
linss, 10 Santees at SIC, IL stained at 12@i6c, 8
sea Islands at s5 20 at 49, at 40, IA at As, % at
81, 8 at IS, 4 at SO. or Floridas, 10 ut 30.
RICE.-The receipts OF Carolina rongh W.re
light, say about $4,000 bushels for the week.
There has been moderate demand at easy rates
for common kinds, while the better grades were
nrm. Sales aboat 300 tierces clean Carolina, say
IT tlerces at eh, IA at 6H, 70 at 81, IA at e'S,
at 6H, 81 at T. at lie, lo4 at ~, 80 at X, u
at I 5.le. 81 at tx, Ss at 771e. 45 at 7Ac, IS on
private terms. Yesterday there was a fair
demand. at easy rates for common KINDS, ana
steady prices for good quaites sales $50 tlercea'
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NorB.-We nave deuucJed from New Orleans
1922, 20I bc'es uplands. from Mobile l42 bales up
larus; ftc.1 Savannah 1851 bags sea island and
sos9 hal a T. pand and from Charleston 1899 bags
s.a ,ss;u and Se4 bales upland cotton; beng
the quantity received 1T those ports from Mo.
hila FLORIDA Texas and Savannah.
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MARINE NEWS.
CHARLESTON, 8. FEBRUARY Il. 1873.
Lat 50 deg As min 80 Sec Eon 10 deg 81 min n sec
ARRIVED YESTERDAY.

Steamer Emile, White, Georgetown, 8 O. 80
tcs rice. IL bags rough rice. bales corton, mdse
and sundries. To >hackelford q Kelly, .R
Prlngle Son. E N Thurston, Dr. Hopson Pinck.
Emanuel, Bollmann Bros, Klatte co, Pelzer,
STEAMER CITY Point, Fitzgerald, Palatka via jack
sonvtlle, Fernandina and savannah. 48 bales
cs SS pScisses s 'n mdse. 70 Rsvepe CO, Pinctnsy
Bros w Lawton Son, Witte Bros, lngra-
ham Son, Reeder & Davis Stoney d Lowndes,
II Goldsmith Il Son, Order, Luuen CO.. y 4:
CLEARED YESTERDAY. =u
Steamship South Carolina, Beckett, New York
Wagner Huger q ca, W 4 Courtenay.
steamship Falcon, Haynie, SalEimore-P
schr J stlckney, Collinson, Baltimore
sonr Lucretia, oozzens, New York k-yos 3 Ens! .!
~" . " SAILED YESTERDAY. - 1
Steamship sou:n Carolina, Beckett, Few York.
FROM THIS PORT. j -,
Steamship Manhattan. Woodruff, at New York,
Brig Wiiliam Parks, Dix, ct Baltimore, Feb,
spaDish brig santons, Oerlon. at Liverpool
schr Nevltia, Eaton, at Baltimore, Fsbrusry11!
UP FOR THIS PORT. VI 49,.
Ship Richard III, Hubbard, at Liverpool dan'
nary 20.
The Rather, -, at Liverpool, January a .
CLEARED FOB THIS POET.
Steamship James Adger, Lockwood, az Few
York, February II.
schr Lilly, Hughes, at New York. February II.
SAILED FOR THIS POET. So,
steamship Georgia, 0rowen, from New York,
February l3.
Schr Joe Carleton, Spear, from Camden, He,
January 81.
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The receipts Of cotton at the chief southern
markets from February 8. ls7s to February L.
1919 inclusive, as reported by telegraph, we're as
follows:
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MEMORANDA ~
The Br bark Henrietta, weshsrt, from Bull
River, y O, for London arrived at Fayal, Jan:
uary I. She put In leaky on January II. and had
to throw about 40 TONS phosphate rock overooard'
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MARINE NEWS By TELEGRAPH. !. !,
LIVERPOOL, February 1a. I,
Arrived, India.
Arrived. Nevada, Hammonis, st Laurent,
Montgomery, HuntsVtlle. .f /;
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THE CHARLESTON NEWS: FRIDAY, February H. 1873.

Exports Of Cotton and Rice
from the Port OF Charleston. from Sop.
tombor i, 1874, TO February IL. 1879.
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yJyH,S Is Ts, t.:VS NOTICE-That on tho
| 4th day Of June, q d., 1873, a warrant in
bankruptcy was Issued out of the District
Court of the United States for the Eastern
a. Spencer, of the county of Henrieo and
State of Virginia, who has been adjudged a
bankrupt on his own petition: That the pay
ment of any debts, and the delivery OF any pro-
perty belonging to said bankrupt, TO him OF Tor
his use, and the transfer of any property by him
are forbidden by law: That meeting OF the
creditors of said bankrupt to prove their debts,
and choose one or more assignees of his estate,
will be held at Il court of bankruptcy, to be
holden at Peters urg, Va, before ]. l. Water
man, esq, register, on the 2lst day q
DAVID b. PARKER,
ie 4-w2w u. s. Marshal.
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Il 2lst day of May, q: d., 1873, a warrant
in bankruptcy was issued out of the District
Court of the United States for the Eastern Dis
trict of Virginia, against the estate of d STERN
OF Chesterfield county and state OF Nir
ginia. who has been adjudged bankrupt on
his own petition That the payment of any
debts, and the delivery of any property belong
ing to said bankrupt to him or for his use, ana the
by law; That meeting of the creditors of said
bankrupt, to prove their debts and choose one or
more assignecs of his estate, will he held 1T a
court of Bankruptcy, to be holdea at Richm nd,
Va before W. W. Forbes, esq, register, on
the 10 day of June, a. d. 1873. at 10 o'clock a. m
DAVID II. PARKER,
NV o7-Tn2w u s. Marshal.