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SUMMERTILLE.
A Sensation on tho Train-A briiiiaht
Conflagration-Pa asstng over the
Burning Crossties.

Sensation on tho Train-A Brilliant
Conflagration-Pa q ssing over the
Burning Crossties.
About five o'clock on Saturday afternoon, as
the accommodation train was approaching
Sunmeryllle, and was within mile OF the
depot, The passengers were startled by the an
nouncenent that there was a large fire ahead.
There was at once a general raising of win.
dows aHd pokiRg oct Of heads, and there sure
enough was blaze like that of burning
house, and huge column OF black smoke
rolling upwards to the sky. 1t seemed 10 De
directly upon the track, and the train was
going for it at full speed. When first seen one
could not tell whether 1t was the depot or
some house near the track, or the track
itself. although 1t seemed too large a
fire to be nothing but the track.
On nearer approach it proved to be heap
of several cords of lightwood which had been
placed near the track to be convenient 10 the
engines. The whole mass was In flames,
making conHagration equal in brilliancy and
intensity of heat TO that Of several houses.
The telegraph poles caught fire, and wires
were melted like wax. Fortunately the wind
blew the flames from the road, as otherwise
the train would not have passed until the fire
had exhausted itself. As 1t was, the crossties
we're on fire, and the heat would soon have
set fire to any car stationary on the track at
that point. The conductor stopped the train
and made an examination before attempting
to pass. However, he determined to run the
gauntlet, as, If he delayed, the crossties would
be burned, and he would be delayed until they
were replaced. As soon as the train started
again towards the fire all the windows
were again closed. The train went through,
or rather by, the flames with rush; there
was momentary glare, an Instant Of intense
heat, and the fire was passed. Nobody was
hurt, nobody scared. not even the lady passen-
gere. The latter behaved with the utmost
proprety. No Mysteries, no screaming, no
nonsense, unless under the latter head sou In
clude the anxiety of some of the younger
ones in regard 10 their compilations.
The damage caused by the fire was trifing,
consisting merely OF the loss Of the light
wood, the interruption Tor very short time
of one OF The telegraph lines and the Injury oil
few creas ties, which were soon replaced.
There was no interruption OF travel, the night
trains passing without delay.
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LOCAL LACONICS!

"A drummer tried to sell goods on Satur-
day Without license, but was orougnt 70
reckoning by the detectives.
Mr.. ]. q, Strohecker has been appointed
associate counsel for the State In the "ooil
murder trial, which takes place to-day.
The Sumter Bile Club hold an Important
meeting this evening, in their Lall' Hayne
street.
James Washington, colored, was arrested
by The detectives on Saturday, on suspicion Oh
having stolen lot Of cotton from the steam
ship Mercedlta.
The Palmetto State Rifle Club declares
that its proposed visit to Washington Will oe
OF an entirely Independent character, ana all
the expenses will be betrayed by the club and
Its friends.
The veterans of the Mexican war at Pitts
burg have adopted memorial praying Coh'
eress for some substantial recognition OF the
services of the survivors OF that memorable
struggle.
The clapper of the alarm bell in st. MI
chaers steeple broke It's shaft and fell OUT
Yesterday morning. For that reason the seven
and nine O'Clock bells could not be rung Sat-
urday evening.
James Harrison and Clear Scott, colored,
were locked up In the main Guardhouse yes
terday, the former for stealing iron from
Iohnson's Wharf, at the east end Of -Lanrels
street. and the lattePP-ff0 latter for Knocking down
policeman with q brickoat.
There will be parade OF the First Ma
tional Guards, colored, at three o'clock this
afternoon, when It is understood that Briga-
dler.General 3. P. Rivers, assisted by General
swails and Colonel Nash, will select COM
pany to attend the Inauguration ceremonies
in Washington, on the 4th of March.
The bodies of two Of the colored women,
Olivia Dawson AID Flora Toomer, who were
drowned In Cooper River. opposite The Hagan
plantation, q short time ago, have been re-
covered. Iuques,s were held by Deputy
Coroner Burke, and verdcts OF accidental
drowning rendered.
One L. B. Lanere erected "fying horse
upon G. vacant lot on the east aide OF Meeting
street: short distance above Queen street, on
Saturday, and had Induced many children oi
all ages to ride themselves giddy, when the
detectives went upon the scene and inquired
for hts license. The Individual was confused;
he had not thought of license. he will e1'
plain the matter to the Mayor this morning.
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Issued on this route, and dispatch guaranteed.
By call, So 2 II on boards; sl2 on timber; 80
ton Oh clay; So so on pnosphates. To Baltimore,
by steam C p b; by sail $S@S SO p NJ on
boards; - on timber; So so q ton at city; SAG
SO q ton up river on phosphate rock. Vessels
are In demand by our merchants to take lumber
frelghts from Georgetown. s. O.. Darien and Satil.
Ia River, Ca, and Jacksonville, Fla, to Northern
ports, and slo@12 q NJ are the rates on timber
and boards.
DOMESTIC ExCHANeK.-The banks purchase
sight checks on New York at H@H per cent. on,
and sell at par.
misunderstanding 90 day bills 2SK@2sH.
GoLD-la@l4.
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MARINE NEWS BY TELEGRAPH.
NEW YORK, January 8.
Arrived, Washington, Georgia and Virgo.
MEMORANDA.

MEMORANDA.
The schr Rldgewood Henderson. from George
town s u, rrrlved at New York, February 8.
The schr u Odlorne, CrCwell, from Portland.
Me, for This port, sailed from Dutch Island Har'
Dor. February s.
THE STEAMSHIP MARYLAND.-The Baltimore
Gazette II Friday. February 7, states that the
slsanIsbIp Maryloud, OF the Charleston Line, has
been sold to parties outside OF Baltimore, on pri-
vate terms.
The Br bark Granton, Rowland from Liverpool
for hareston, was OF the N W Light Snip, jan
nary l6 and the Br bark Tber, Lewis, from
Liyerp, ol for Charlt ston, was OH the Bell Buoy,
January L.
The schr Means, Eaton, will sail from New.
bury port, to day, F. bruary 8. wind and weather
ne, hitting. She has been chartered by Samuel
Wech 4 CO. OF Boston, to take cargo OF hay
from Portland, Me, to Charleston, S b. She will
then take load o. timber for Norfolk.
During 1872, the shIpya'ds Of Maine turned out
li3 vessels, with an aggregate tonnage OF
45 49, against l6l vessels aud 81 $3.50 Ions In
1851 When this interest was 10 It's prime. There
are under contract 81, ,0G0 tons for The current
wear. IN amount which will probably be enlarged
10 65 600 lons-SO0O tons ahead OF any former
wear The same activity Is reported In the
other New England States. Philadelphia Is
about to dispatch The 1ret Of an American. juilt
line OF steamers to Europe. The iron shipbuili.
tug or the Delaware Is also mani(esting an In
creased power OF production. America Will
again rule the ocean.
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Interior Cotton Markets.

CRANaBBuRa, February T.
SAFES dnring the week 2s, bales, We quote:
n dinarv l7c; low middling lSc; mlddling lSHc
o."'N''' avg CHERAw. February 7.
Strict mlddlng 1sc; middhng 1sAci low mid
ding 17kc. - po,,,o,,
UNION, February !.
Low mIdd ing l7HalsXc; 2so bales sold during
WV CHARLOTTE, February 8.
Sales to-day 225 bales. Low mlddllngs l9Hc;
mjddlinvs lekc. MarEet quiet and steady.
ANDERSON, February g.
Tho co,ton market has been quite lively for The
nast wpek. with an upward tendency In prices.
Sales for the past wenk 586 bales. The market
closed to.dly at lshac for mlddnngs.
o'o'eN LAURBNs. February 8.
Cotton Is selling at l7Ko.
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noHTHKAsrKRN RAILRoAr.
PaG1cnCccH,

Per steamship South Carolina. from New York
B II Williams. MIS- III Talmadgc, Eugene Ran.
dali, Eraslus Randall Mrs Riddle, child and maid.
cv " Adams. Mlss Adams Geo Kaen, A 7 Jen.
nings and wife, P Papin, Miss Luly Ann Minor
W E Jennings and Vile, Mrs 8 Baen, Mrs II
Gr3gorle Miss Gregorie, J Sargent aud wife, Mrs
NIL er, J Il Clery.
Per steamship Mercedita. from Boston-C "
and o Rowe.
Per steamer N s Allison from Eiis!o, Enter.
pri.e O. Rockville and Way Landnss-Judge Gra-
ham. Oul @m Whaley, Malh-wes, Stevens,
W Summons, y Wilson, A N e., h A Towles.
Per steamer City PLint, from PalatIa via JACK
sonvIlle, Fernandlna and SayannaE-Mr Furch.
gott, q d s Oh deck.
Per steamship Manhattan. for New York-Mrs
E keenan,, A Maranshe wife and son, A G Hig
gings, Miss A Marble, ] Cham' erlaln and wife,
" d warren. General Gilmore.
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FIRE.

A fra broke out about eight O'Clock yester-
day morning In the wooden residence Oh tne
eontheast corner OF Smith and Beauia'n
s,reets. which Is owned by Mrs. Julia Daw-
sop. and was occupied by Mr.. Job Dawson.
For some reason the bells "efe no'
ruug very promptly, and the flames naa
therefore made considerable progress De-
fore the arrival of the engines, but were after
wards quickly subdued. The roof was almost
entirely burnt OF, but the rest Of the mouse
mas nn,n,ured BY fire. The damage to the
interior walls and the household iurniture
was, however, very considerable nom water.
Tha house was Insured for ssOOoin the agency
of Colburn 4 Howell.
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ANNIVERSARIES.
chambsr OF commerce.

Chamber OF Commerce..
The Charleston Chamber Of Commerce ceie-
brates Its eighty-ninrh anniversary to-day. A
poll will be held at the rooms of the chamber,
between tb. hours of one and three o'clock,
P. H., for the election OF officers. In the eve
ming supper will be served in the Hibernian
The Meehanics' Union, No. 1.
The Mechanics Union, No. 1, will also cele-
brate ite fourth anniversary, this evening, at
Freupdscaaftsbund Hall, corner OF George
and Meeting streets Addresses will be dellV-
cred BY General F. W. Capers and the Rey.
John T. Wghtman, In aid of the library fund
of the Union. Tickets can be had at the book
storee.
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marrie1.


ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Monday evening,
February 8. 1873, at the residence OF the most
Reverted Archblshon McclosEey, IN New Yors,
by the Right Reverend Bishop Lynch OF Charles
ton, i. G., SENIOR R. N. DE MoEoADA, Spanish
Consul at Vera Cruz Mexico, to mrs. ADRLrA
HoPPocK. daughter Of the late Edwin Smith, OF
New YORK city.
VER<ER-PHILLIPS.--At Davidson College,
N. O., January 18th, by DR.. Phillips, Mr.. JOHN 8.
WERNER and Miss MARY u PHILLIPS.
BREAZEALE-C -C0oLEY.-At Anderson. Janu.
ary soth by Rev W. P. Bar'in, Mr.. JOHN b.
BREA AzEALE and Miss SARAH ANN COOLEY. 80,
KAY-WALKER.-atA Anderson. January s0th,
by Rev. W. Ashley, Mr. E. X. KAY and Miss JANE
WALKER.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. Anderson, Jan
uary 3srh, by Rev. W. A. Hodges, Mr. e W.
STRwART and Miss SALL1E P. McALLIsTER. Il
GoSs-WALLAOE.-Ar Union, February 9TH,
by Rev. ". Smith, Mr.. q. l.. Goss and Miss IDA
WALLACE.
GEE-GIST.-At Union. February 4th. by Rev.
A. A. James, Nj. R. T. GEE and tdiss GERTRUDE
GIsT.
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RADou1's KID GLovEs.-We invite attention
TO ]. R. Read d Co.'s advertisement Of Rad
oux's Paris Kid Glove, of which they have re-
celved the Agency for Charleston. J. B. Read
& Co. have also just opened another full line
of Harris's ''Seamless" Kid Gloves.
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COMMERCIAL NEWS.
ExporLH.

LlVERPooL-Par Spanish bark Paquita-l426
bale upland cotton, $40 bbls rosin, sou stsves.
HAyiNA-Per schr Young America-62 bbls
rosin bols spirits turpeDt,ne, bols seed rice.
NEW YoRK-Per steamsh p Manhattan-l425
bales upaud cCt on, 66 bags sea island cotr on 4S
casks clay 81 tcs ce 220 sacks oil cake, 200 bags
coltn seed meal. 90 pKgs sundrles. Per schr
J Weaver-l787 bbls rosin.
PaILADELPHIA--Per steamship Ashland-224
tcs rice l0Uo bales upland co ton, IS tales domes-
tics. Al! bpl. naval stores, and Sundries.
WEYMOUTH. MAss-Per schr sarah Smith
800 tons phosphate rock.
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MEssRs. r. GRAHAM & Co., Chalmers street,
have now on hand nearly 400 fine mules and
horses of the best quality, and in prime con-
dtion. They were purchased by Mr.. Graham
in The West, and are all warranted. They will
be sold ut auction positively on Thursday, the
18th Instant, when good bargains can be BE-
cured at low rates.
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The New York Naval Stores Market.
NEW YORK. February s.

The Daily Bulletin say: Receipts to-day 25I
bbs rosln 4s0 bbls spirits iurpenIiDe. sprlts tur.
peut'ne has ruled quite active today, lois ivng
been offered at zoe in shlppIng order with The view
OF depressing the mark {. which were eager.y
ncSe mn. aud that price bid for double the guam
ti;y sod. Sales Include 800 bulls, buyeI's optlon,
February, at 7Oc; 100 bbls spot at 7o;. b,,th IN
shipping order; 200 obls a esc, 80 bbls at oshc
aud ESQ Dos at TO- Strained r9sln is IN ont moa an
were made without buyers. Sales 1000 bbls good
at sa7o Tar quiet but s'esdy. Sales 81 Ibis
North County at SO so. Pitch unchanged.
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UNION PRAYER MEETINGS.

Services may be expected this (@onday2 al
,ernnon. at half.past tour O'Clock, at the Gleoe
street Presbyterian Church, the he'. 'oun ~
airardeau, D. D., officiating. The puoi0 are
urgently Invited.
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Hor 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 SO Pinckey streets, or on Horlbeck's
Wharf dec3U
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THERMOM ETRIC4L.

The following is the raugs Of the thermom-
eter for the past two days:
Fsb. s-s A. NJ, 4s; 10 A. NJ. 6s; IL d., o.;
aP.M. 6s;AP. NJ, 50; P. NJ, IS; 8 P. NJ D.
Feb. s-s A. NJ. 43; 10 A. NJ, 4S; IL M o.;
apM.. 57;4P.M.. So; P. H., so; IS P. NJ, At.
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E o 3 F l. . 3 1 D A /.
VIA VANNAB.

tThe Splendid slde,wheel steamers, .sEh
DICTATOR, Captain L. II. Ooxetter, lsSss1 =. =
and CITY POINT, Captain Fitzgerald, VIII leave
Charleston every TUESDAY, THURSDAY and SUM-
DAY EVENING, at O'Clock precisely, for savan-
nah Fernandins, Jacksonvil e, Magnolia, Green
Cove Springs, st. Augustine, Palatka ane gu
Landings on ST. Johns kiver. ConnectlnG at
ana with the steamer STARLIGHT for Enter
prise, MellonVille ard all points on tne upper
St. Johns and Indian Rivers.
for ali nonfs In the interior, and with Railroad
for New orleans ard Havans via Cedar Keys.
An way Freight must be prepaid.
For Freight or Passage. apply 70
EAVENEL d 90, Agents,
Garner vandeTnorst's Wharf and East Bay.
dcC2
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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 exertlon of the
vocal organs, in speaking, In public, or sing
Ing, they produce beneficial results. DowIE,
NOISE h DAVIS. Agents. nov:0-wfm3
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The ChnrIenron Cotton, Rice and Naval
Stores Markets.

rhs CharIenron Cotton, Rice and Naval
Stores Markets
OFFICE CHARLESTON NEWS
SATURDAY EVENING, February s, 1873.
COTTON This market preserved steady
character with moderate demand at urchapg-
ed prices; sales about 200 bales, say 26 at l5A, l
at leH, at lex. 6s at II, at l71, SO ut Tx. 26
at 49, Al at lsx, SO at 49, rs at 19x. ia at 1sX,
at lsX, 14o at 1sX, at lsf, 10 at lsx, II at 20,
1 at 2oH, 2 at 2ONc p b. We quote
LIVERPOOL CLASSIFICATION.
Hinged and stained. .17K@18H
Inferior Nll
Ordinary to good ordiuary... .l1k@lsh
Low Eddling... g
Mldchng..... ......-....-.''-'!ee !eIGIo,<
RICE Good Qualities were firm, while ct m.
moa kinda were more steader; sales l6o tierces
clean Carolina, say tierces at eH, II at 6H, Ii
at Z, 7at71.1s 40 a. ~, at7h' 10 at IN, % on
private terma. We quote con- MN TO fair at
6h@fAc, good 7;1@7%.
NAVAL SToRRs.-1Le receipts were % barrels
spirits turpentlne and l0s ba rels rosn. Sales
OF 300 Dbl, splits on private terms. Resins
quiet.
FRREoHTs.-To Liverpool, by steam, direct, -
on uplands, - on sea Islands; via New horK' 5d
on uplands, l1Hd on sea islands; oy ssl,
I'd to l7-s2d on uplunds, and - on sea Islands.
To Havre, - on uplands. CoastWlse-tn New
York, by steam, Nc on uplands and - on sea
Islands, 50 2 tierce on rice; 6Oc q bbl on rosin; !;
by sail, &C p fb on cotton; &C p tlerce on
rice; soc q Dbl on rosin; sll9l2 q N on lumber;
sI2Sl2 SO p on timber. To Bost n, by steam
xc on upands ard 50 so q tiercc on rice; by sail,
CO fb on upands; rosin roc; resa"ed stur
sl2@l2 so; timber sls@1s Sc; phosphate s6@S 80.
To Providence, by sail s,o@1l q II on boards;
&C q fb on cotton; by steam &c vla New YORK.
To Philadelphia, by steam sc on uplands; 81 IS
2 cask on rice; soc q bbl on rosn; 81 on spirits.
Through bills Of lading given to Boston, froVi'
dence and the New England cities are regularly
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ApCrIoN SALES THIS DAY.

william Mckay will sell at 10 o'clock, 81 his
store, silks, notions, &c.
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THE Blue RIDGE SCRIP CASE.
The mandamus Refused.
SUPREME COURT, Februs

SUPREME COURT, February 8.
The State ex rel. R. O. SILVER ct aVs. B. Il.
Hoge, Comptroller General. On considering
the grounds submitted ln the said case ior tne
writ prayed, 1t ia ordered that the mandamus
be refused and The rule discharged. The
opinion will be hereafter fled. Opinion oy f.
T Moaps C. l.
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MUNICIPAL OOURT.

John Highly, drunk and dlsorderiy' TWO eo'-
lars. Peter Young, colorsd, drunk anu a's-
ORDERLY, two dollars or twenty days.
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Receipts per Railroad, February So
anrru CAROLINA RAILROAD.

1892 bales cotton, 81 ales goods, 100 bb!s 1our,
sss sacks grain, 2 cars stock. To Railroad Agent,
W bowling. Pelzer, Rodgers co. Murdaugh
& weeEley, W Bee co. &owry son, @ II
Walter a CO, e II Frost & co, Count L Wroton,
A Salinas, Crawley Dehon, Reeder Il Davis
Pringle & Son. Irennolm Son. VIC dukes co,
SR Mar hall Il CO. f D Kracke, Bollnann Bros,
WAGNER d MouseeI, O N Butler Son. II Bis
chOfr CO. B O,NeiI, A Gerdts Il co, JetrOrds CO,
n I,nbta a CO. rampsen CO. W B Williams i son,
Smith, Sml h, w smith CT. W W
Smith, Wtrte Bros. 81 un & Sei1nious W Bunt,
in Rouson, A B Mulllgan, W VII iams co,
YVES ou, W R Uavle Williams, Black i VII.
liams
NORTHEASTERN RAILRoAr.
"a bales upland cotton, bags sea island COT
ton. 2T3 bb,s rOsIn, Al ibis spirits turpentiLe,
cars lumber mdse, &c. 10 E Ii Frost & co. T P
smith, Kinsman d howell, T 7 Chapeau & CO,
A Smith, Bardin Parker, Whilden d Jones,
- Stoney, q Levy, Caldwell son, Henry
Cooper, W Bee co,
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popr or pE.UFORT. s. O., JAN. 8.

PORT OF BEAUFORT, S. O., JAH.s.
ARRIVED.
Br schr Ancons, Munson, from Charleston, IN
ballast, to load lumber for port IN Cuoa,
steamer Resolute, from wreck OF snip Energy.
with liz hars iron. Reports heavy weather out
side.
scbr william CoDne:s, Tooe, with lumber for
Curacao. W l ,N u,rr,no ,o,dino ur,
be ready for sea this week.
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COTTON AND NAVAL STORES For
GREAT BRITAIN.

The Spanish bark Paauita was cleared on
Saturday for Liverpool by Mr.. Henry caro-,
with l42s bales upland cotton, $40 barrels ma
val stores, and 500 slaves.
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CITY AFT R S.
MEETINGS THIS DAY.

Orange Lodge, A. F. NJ. at Up. NJ.
washington Light Infantry Rihe Club, at q
Pm.
Pioneer Fire Company, at halt-past 7 2. ID.
Sumter Rifle Club, at half-past P. ID.
Charleston Rlasmen Club, at half:past7 2. ID.
Palmetto Guard Rlaa Club, at half-past Z
P. II.
Carolina Light Infantry, at IL n.
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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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9nueraI n oIirrs.

NE THE RELATIVES, FRIENDS AND
Acuueintances Of Mr.. and Mrs. WALTER JARVIS,
and OF their Son, Reuben Jarvis. are respectfully
invited to attend the Funeral Of the former at st.
Johu's Chapel, THIS Monday AFrsRNooN, at half.
past O'Clock. feolo':
BaRKER-Died, at South Mulberry, Cooper
River, on the Sth instant, tn the sixtieth year
or her age, CHRlSTIANA O., vile OF Dr. 8. w.
BARKER.
aa-THE FRIENDS OF THE FAMILY
are invited to attend the interment st Magnolia
Cemetery, at half.past o',lock P. II. TO-DAY.
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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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BUSINESS NOTICES.

VALENTINES delivered In any part of the city
Il lett at the Up Town News Depot.
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Obitndrn.

ALEX xANDER.-Dled, February 9Th, OF congea.
tlon of the bowels, LILY E. ALEXANDER, infant
daughter Of J. N aud Mary e. Alexander, aged
two months and three weeks.
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New York Rice Market.

NEW YoRK February g.
Tho nailv Rnllctin saws: The business has been
LIGHT today, but the market remains steady and
is wholly unchanged. We nole sales OF 2to bags
Ra, coon at exa8Xc, and so tlerces Carolina at
aQQc