The Charleston daily news. (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, January 20, 1873, Image 4
CITY AFFAIRS
MEETINGS IBIS DA Y.
Palmetto Encampment, I. 0. O. F.,
P. IL
Medical Society, at 12 M.
Washington Light Ialantry Ride Club,
P.M.
Hope Fire Company, at 7 P. M.
Dan Lodge, I. O. B. B., at half-past 7 1
Executive Committee Regatta Associa
st half-past 7 P. M.
People's Savings Institution, at 4 P. M.
BL Andrew's Lodge, A. F. M., at 7 P. M
AUCTION SALES IBIS DAY.
William McKay will sell at 10 o'clock, a
store, dry goods, clothing, ?c.
LOCAL LACONICS.
-The prize raffle ot the Comet Star
Company ls postponed until Monday next,
-Hereafter the afternoon train for Savat
will leave at 4 P. M.
-Mr. Joe Crews, member of the State 1
lalature, is in town, staying at the Cha
ton Hotel.
-Rising temperature, clear weather
light westerly winds are predicted for
South Atlantic States to-day.
-A pile of rubbish npon a lot in Qt
street, east of the Cathedral, caught fir
the conclusion of the services la the cht
yesterday, causing some excitement.
Are was extinguished without damage.
-Solicitor Batlz doesn't think that Pai
R. H. Cain has done the right tblog in
matter of the Paris land Bale, and dec!
that so far as he ls concerned the nolle p
equi ls withdrawn, and the parson must st
his trial before Judge Lee.
-In the Supreme Court ot the Un
States at Washington QJI Wednesday last,
motion of Mr. W. W. Boyce, Theodora
Barker, Esq., ol Charleston, was admittet
practice as an attorney and counsellor
the court.
-Ber. Thos. Ward White, president
Beldville Female College, B. C., requests ui
Bay that he will leave Augusta, Ua., Thurs*
evening, 30th instant, via South Carolina B
Toad, and Columbia, S. C., Slat, at half-pa:
A. H., In charge of young ladies going
Beldville.
-Messrs. Bamberg & McCoy, live et<
dealers, In Church street near Broad, bi
recently Improved the front of their stab
by a fresh coat of paint, and a new sign o'
the entrance. The sign is green with ble
letters, and presents a neat and striking ?
pearance. The firm will receive, this wei
one hundred yonng Kentucky mules, wh!
planlers will do weil to Inspect.
THE COLO).
Yesterday was the coldest day of the ye
In Charleston, and lt ia Bald the coldest sir
the year 1836, except the 24th ot Decemb
1870, which was several degrees colder. 1
change was one of the most Budden on recoi
The thermometer at Dr. Blackman's dr
store on Broad street stood at 69 at ek
o'clock on Friday morning last, and at t
same hoar yesterday morning^only lortj-eis
hoare later, it bad fallen to 22, or 37 degre
lower. At twelve o'clock it had not rle
? above 30, and Ice stood uumetted in the su
The nearest approach this year to the cold
yesterday was on the 27th of December, wb<
the thermometer stood at 27 at 8 A. M. T
following is the range of the thermometer f
the past two days, with its range on the 21
day of December, 1870:
Saturday, Jan. 18-8 A, M, 38; 10 A. M., 4
12 M., 44; 2 P. M., 46; 4 P. M., 43; 6 P. M., 4
8 P. M., 38.
Sunday, Jan. 19-8 A. M., 22; 10 A. M., 2
12 M., SO; 2 P. M., 34; 4 P. M., 86; 6P.1I
34; 8 P. M., 33.
December 24, 1870-8 A. M., 20; 10 A. M., 2
12 M., 23; 2 P. M., 26;4 P. M., 35; 6 P. M., 2:
SP. M., 23; IC P. M., 19.
AMUSEMENTS,
Hists Jeanie Patterson To-sight, nt tu
Hall ot the Frenndsctinftabund.
The great attraction for this evening li
Charleston will be the readings irom tho
poets, at the hall of the Freundsobatobund
by Miss Jeanie Patterson. This gifte ' d;.ughte
of Mississippi comes tous with the most favor
able endorsements from the press of Noni
Carolina and of the Old Dominion, as well a
of Savannah, where she read last week
Everywhere her recitations have been heart
with delight by refined and cultivated au
dlenoes, and we trust that her reception li
Charleston to-night will be worthy of the goet
taste and g?nerons feeling of the communty
as well as ot- the deservedly high reputation
of the fair yoong elocutionist herself.
Jansnichtk To-Morrow Night.
Janauschek appears at the Academy to
morrow night in "Mary Stuart." Her en?
gagement in Blohmond last week was a per.
feet ovation. Seats should be secured to-day,
as there will probably be a crowded house.
THE JEB CM XIX STEAM ELBE COMPANY.
The forty-seventh anniversary of the Phoenix
Steam Fire Company was celebrated on Sat?
urday evening. The following officers were
eleoted to serve for the ensuing year: W. E.
Holmes, president; E. H. Sparkman, vice
. president; W. B. B. Mitchell, secretary; Thos.
8. Boe, treasurer; C. P. Sanders, first direc?
tor; G. L. G. Cook, second director; W. E.
Milligan, third director: Ccu. Giillland, fourth
director; J. P. Da Veaux, engineer; W. M.
Mackenfnss, solicitor; W. B Yates, chaplain;
J. Ford Prlolean, surgeon. President W.
Aiken Kelly, Yice President A. G. Magrath,
Jr., and Second Director Geo. Gaillard de?
clined re-election.
At the conclusion of business Captain E. H.
White, on the par;ot the company, presented
ex-President Kelly with a magnificent gold
headed cane, appropriately engraved. Cap?
tain White referred to the adverse circum?
stances under which President Kelly had as?
sumed charge of the oempany two years pre?
vious. At that time he undertook the difficult
task of relieving the company of a burden ol
$3800 of debt, and he bad succeeded so well
that the company to-day owes not a dollar.
The anniversary was afterwards further cele?
brated in a supper served in Tully's best style.
ARRIVAI, or THE ASHLAND.-The heavy ice
i a the Delaware kept this steamship delayed
for several days, and Capt. Moore only arrived
at bis pier here on Friday night last, bringing
a very large lull oargo, walch was discharged
daring Saturday, and part of outward cargo
l?ded. The Ashlan* rosea no lime, proceed?
ing on her return voyage ihla evening, laking
out a full cargo of cotton, rice, naval atores
goods, ?fcc.
A SCREW LOOSE.-A slight accident occurred
to the Saturday night express train from Cc?
lumbla, at a point three miles north of
Branchville, by the slipping off of a loosened
wheel, which threw two freight cars irom the
track. As the train was moving slowly at the
time, very little dirnage was done to either
care or .track. Nobody wt? hurt. The acci?
dent caused a considerable detention of the
Columbia express train, due in this ci'yat
three-quarters-past six A. M. yesterday, which
did not arrive until one o'clock P. M.
A GEM.
TO TBE EDITORS OF TBE NEWS.
Please give space io your columns to the
following exquisite tribute to the "learning
and genius" of woman, from the pen of Mrs.
Caroline Gilman. It was read for the first
time to the ladies composing the "Sewing
8oclety ol the Unitarian Church," herding
their anniversary meeting at her residence,
January 7, 1873. The freshness and vigor of |
Its style prove conclusively that physical In?
firmities and gathering years have in no wise
Impaired the intellect, or dimmed the Imagi?
nation ot the poetess. L. A. 8.
Household Woman.
I honor woman's stnJlous hours,
Unfolding lateur. mental powers,
Wiiile .academic Schools of fame,
En wreath, wita well-earned praise, her name.
Or, when with lithe and subtle hold,
She wields the sculptor's classic m mid,
And kitr.Im- with the plastic art,
Bids being from i he marule start *
Or, when with calm and ? tesdy gaze,
?he Beaus the planetary maze,
And, patient ihwugn the stellar night,
Reveals :.he Telescopic light.t
Or, when as mutely passing by
1 he brute, uno ascloua, mee:s her eye,
Ber Ai list brush reveals each shade
The Great creator nas inlaid ?
Or, wheo enchaining eye and soul,
An audience bends to h r control,
And bows, forgetting all bnt her,
ToShakspcart's trna Interpreter.?
Or. when in Song, each wondrous note
Upon the ether seems to Hoar,
wm.e her wrapt look as upward thrown.
Appears ftom Heaven to claim the tc no II
Or, when with lnaizht brave and atern.
Ber thoughts on human suffering mm,
She, hte dia?t in her hand and heart.
Reigns mistress or "the Healing Art." H
Or, when her sort voice throws ita spell,
Within the raving maniac's cell.
And Christ-like, with tier fearless eye.
Bids reason dawn-and demona fly.**
or, when b?r fragile, velvet hand
O'eraweepi thc Reys with stn ng command,
And alroo.it bringa on native earth,
Masteia of Tune, to second birth.
Dr, when descending from the h'lght
wber - genia* waves her torcn of light,
She stoops to add to cbiMbooi's 6 -re
The witching tales of Fairy lore.
Yes; honored be the Female name,
Springing elastic inro fame I
But, yet. amid ihls varl?d sphere,
Ia Woman to my thought as dear,
When atm. her Rouaeho d task she piles,
with cheerful duty In her eyes,
\nd every lowly i atti well trod
Looks upward, trustingly, to God.
?Hatti? - Hoamer, sculptor of Shakespeare's
PU(*fc AG?
t.Marla Mitchell, discoverer of a comet.
i?0sa Bonneur, painter of animals.
S Kau ny Remo e. dramatist.
UUllie Moulton, or whom the great mnslcian
Rossini said. "Voila ta voix 1"
V Elizabet h Black wv ll, M. D.
.?Dorothy Dix, philanthropist for the insane.
DE ATH OF CAPTAIN JAMBS COPES.
The Wlnnsboro', 8. C., News, of Balurday
last mentions the death, at that place on the
same day, ot Captain James Copes, formerly
ot Charleston, 8. C. Captain Copes was a
native of North Carolina, bnt came to this
city in 1817 or 1818, when quite a boy. He
was for twenty-five years one of the best
known pilots on this bar, and afterwards for
some years owned and commanded the steam?
er Charleston and several schooners, which
were employed in Ibe trade between Charles?
ton and Georgetown, S. C., and In which busi?
ness he was quite successful. He afterwards
owned and ran a cotton preta In Church street I
up to the time of the war. He was a man of |
untiring industry and strong practical sense.
THE COURTS.
Municipal Court.
Emanuel Washington, colored, lodged by
the deputy sheriff of Aiken County, delivered
to warrant. A. Evans, colored, drunk and
disorderly, one dollar. F. Broud, white, Aleck
Seymour and Wm. Seymour, colored, applied
for lodgings, discharged. Henry Kinney,
colored, chimney on fire, two dollars. Sarah
F. McBride, colored, vagrancy, thirty days.
Henry Ramsay, a colored child, sleeping In
the marker, sent home. Two dogs at large,
one dollar each.
United States Commissioner.
Joseph Givens, colored, was bound over on
Saturday, by Commissioner Porteotis, for trial
before the United States Court, on a charge
ot selling liquor and tobacco, at a ball In El?
liot street, without an Internal revenue
license.
United States Court.
No business was transacted In the United
States Court on Saturday.
Inferior Court.
Monica Bennett was found not guilty of as
sault and battery with intent to kill and as
sault and battery.
Edward Myatt was found not guilty of vio
latlng the pilotage law and obtaining money
under false pretences.
In the case ol Charles F. Mackey, assault
and battery, the jury being unable to agree,
a mistrial waBordered, and the case continued
to the next term.
Isham Moore, indicted fo: obtaining good
under false pretences, and also for escaping
from a constable, was ordered to bo arrested
and bound over In the sum of one thousand
dollars for trial.
John Middleton, indicted for murder, was
ordered to be admitted lo ball on one thou
Band dollars.
The grand jury made their presentment,
after which they were paid and discharged.
The following ls the presentment :
CBABLESTON S. C., January 18.
To Ats Honor George Lee, Judge of the.Crimxnal
Court, County oj Charleston:
. Tbe grand jnry respectfully report that they
entered upon their duties wirb, due regard to
tbe importance under the sacred oath adminis?
tered to the jury, the grand inquest of this
county.
Faithfull1- and with all diligence they review,
ed the various indictments presented by tbe
solicitor, ?.nd carefully to k and weighed the
testimony in every case, and rendered a return
of "True bill" or "No bill" in strict accordance
witb tho testimony presented.
The solicitor having no farthor indictments,
tbo grand jury proceeded to inspect tbe public
offices. J bey first visited tho county auditor's
department. Tbere being great complaint
made against the present assessments ot real
estate, they were informed by the corni-y
auditor that a new board of aeseaors would
enter upon their duties in Joly next, and the
jury would urge on that board the policy and
aud necessity of assessing tbe real eatate ou
the basis of its marketable value.
The Jail was inspected, and they found no
change since their last presentment, the build?
ing requiring immediate repairs, which the
grand jury strongly recommend and urge.
Ibo grand jury desire to bring to tho atten?
tion of the county, and to tho county commis
sioners, tbe mutilated condition of manv of the
r?!uable books of records now lying'in thc
clerk ot court's offlcj, almost useless from want
of binding and repairing. These record books
consist ot the file bo >ks, decrees and report
books, and contain a history ot property whieh
has passed through generations ot our people,
and a proper certification of titles and convey?
ances oannut be reached without tbe-ir aid;and
tbe necessity becomes apparent that they
should be attended to as early as possible,
before they become farther impaired irom the
constant handling attending everv investigation
of titles. The grand jury therefore recom?
mend that tho couuty commissioners proceed
at the earliest Deriod to have these books
properly overuat.Ied and rebound
la conclusion, the gland jurors tender their
acknowledgments to ibo court fbi the uniform
courtesy extended to th*rn, aud in closine
their duties (this being their hat term) tbev
respectfully surrender their trust as the grand
inqeest of the oouuty for the last year.
Respectfully submitted,
J08 EPH P. HOWABD,
Foreman Grand Jury, County of Charleston
A PEACEMAKER PISTOLED.
A Colored Han GeU Shot In Attempting
to Separate Two Colored Inebriates.
A colored mao, about fifty years old, Damed* |
Harry Bonneau, waa accidentally abot and se?
riously wounded by Jameo S. Stocker, also
colored, at elgbt o'clock on Saturday evening.
The shooting occurred upon the Tennent
property at lue northeast corner o? Blake and
Drake streets, where Bonneau lives. Upon
the same premises lives another colored fami?
ly, wblch was being visited by Stocker and a I
colored policeman, named Elser, wbo was off
duty. Elser and Stocker were somewhat under
the Influence of liquor, and quarrelled aboutj
some trivial matter. During the quarrel Elser
drew a pistol, and was knocked down by Stock?
er, who, at the same time, got posses?
sion of the pistol, Bonneau, at that stage ol
the affair, Interfered and carried Elser into
the street, leaving Stocker In the house. As
Bonneau was returning to the house, Stocker
came out with the pistol In his hand, which
accidentally exploded, lodging the ball In the
right side of Bonnean's abdomen. Stocker
says that In trying to cock, the pistol the ham?
mer Blipped from his grasp and exploded the
cap. He went Immediately to the Upper
Guardhouse and delivered himself into the
custody of the police. His relations with Bon?
neau are represented as always having been
of the most friendly nature. Bjnneau was
visited on Saturday night by Dre. P. P. Por?
cher and F. 8. Grlmke, who pronounced his
wound dangerous, though not necessarily
mortal. He was doing very well yesterday.
HOTEL ARRIVALS-JAN. 18 AUD IO.
. Charleston.
H L Bonbam, J C Hawthorne, T B Peters,
A G Magrath, Jr, Bamch, J Mace, T L Mace, P
Whipple, J Crews, South Carolina; M J A Brun, O
A Mluin, J G Thornton, L Eaton, O P Brown,
Georgia; T W Leary, O P Price. D Nichols, T H
Hunt, O O Grenon, J N Cobb, Maryland; w N
Tearoo, L A Gallup, H W Hook. Philadelphia; W
Davidion O Plek F Harral N E Stoops, N D Lane.
D Dessau, J O Lovett, R ?H llenrlo, D William
?on. Mrs Wyght and daughter, J E Turner, S
Caldwell, New York; E A Jones. St John's, N B;
J D Bean, A G Dole, J O Yonng, O Greeley, Man?
chester; J Griffin, J F Brnen, J L Miller, G S
Clark and lady, New Jersey; E J Cnderman and
lady, B C Johnson, Virginia; G A Douglas, Texas,
3 T Contins, J M Poor, W H Hoyt, Boston ; J A
Hazard, lady aud child, Rhode Island; J H wells,
Connecticut; O A Mack, Washington; C S Knight,
Chicago; B K Des Moines, Iowa.
Pavilion.
OAF Binney, N SIIXB, O Cohrs, S O McClary, W
TLedbeiter, J F Broc!:In'on, Geo E Prltchett, S
Marco, J Kalmus, A C cod worth, South Carolina;
W O M essor, Boaton; A Kirkland, Emile M Dristel,
Edward M.Urlatel, A Clinckuey, G H Grace, New
York; Geo Lanerd and lady, Pennsylvania; Wm
E Spalding, Washington; J P Klnetlth, AugUBta;
O W uurgess, Lexington, Ky; W M Wadsworth,
Farmington; E P Kendall, Anent Geo L Fox.
PRESIDENT TYLER'S WIDO FF.
A Reminiscence of the Past.
[Washington Correspondence N. Y. World.]
Mrs. ex-Prea dent Tyler has become a resi
dent of Georgetown for the winter. Mrs. Tyler.
is a convert to Romuniem, and abo has placed
her daughter at school io the couvent. Many
here remember the pleasure party which went
ou board the Princeton to witness the experi?
ments with the bi? cnn. Mrs. Tyler (Iben MISB
Gardner, of New York, ) and her father were ot j
the party, hbe, with, other ladies, after wit?
nessing the firing, left that part of the vessel,
but ber father and other gentlemen lingered.
One more shct was fired and the gun bursted,
Mr. Gardner being one of those killed. That
night six dead bodies were laid out in the East
Boom of the White Hooso. Not long after?
wards Miss Gardner became the wife of the
President. It is remembered bow regal sh J
looked during her husband's administration,
in black velvet, with a coronet of Jot lipped
with diamond?. To gratify her children Mrs.
Tyler is about disposing of the property she
inherited from her mother on Staten Island J
and purchasing ber husband's old estate in J
Virginia.
BUSINESS NOTICES.
NEW RATE.-On and after January 1, 1873,
the rate for Business Notices In THE NEWS
will be Ihirty Cents a line, each Insertion.
OPERA, MARINE AND FIELD GLASSES lu great
variety, Including those of the finest make,
at reasonable prices. AllanV, No. 307 King
street.
WE INVITE attention to J. R. READ ? Co,'s
advertisement of HARRIS'S "SEAMLESS" KID
GLOVES, which are uolveraally acknowledged
to be the best Imported. J. R. READ <fc Co.
have again received a full line lu all sizes.
Jan9
DIAMOND AND PEARL 8ETS, In great varie?
ty, at Allan's, No. 307 King street.
HARRIS'S "SEAMLESS" KID GLOVES, in opera
colors, dark, medium Shades and Black, all
sizes, from 5J to 8, with ono, two and three
buttons, now opened by J. R. READ & Co.,
SOLE AGENTS FOR CHARLESTON. Jan9
PLATED WARE, lu new and exquisite de
signs. Tea SetB, Ice Pitchers and Castors, at
Allan's, No. 307 King street.
KID GLOVES at $1, $1 25 and $1 50 per pair
In assorted colors-light and dark, black, ?fcc.
Also, the "Victoria" White Kid Glove, very
superior, at $1 50, to which special attention
is directed, by J. R. READ ? Co. Jan9
HOT BED BASH ! HOT BED SASH !-Two thou?
sand Hot Brid Sash just completed, and now
ready for delivery; price low. Call and ex?
amine same at P. P. loale's, Nos. 20 Hay ne,
and 33 Pinckey streets, or on Horlbeck's
Wharf. _ _ dec30
KID GLOVES ! KID GLOVES ! KID GLOVES !
J. R. READ & Co. have again opened a lull line
of HARRIS'S superior "Victoria" Kid Gloves,
two buttons, at $1 76, In street colors, operas
and black. jans
"A SLIGHT COLD," COUGHS.-Few are aware
of the Importance of checking a cough or
"slight cold" which would yield to a mild
remedy; ll neglected often attacks e lungs.
'Brown's Bronchial Troches" give sure and
almost Immediate relief. DOWIE, MOISE <fc
DAVIS, Agents._ Jdnl5-wfro3
BARGAINS IN DRESS GOODS.-Stoll, Webb &
Co., No. 287 King street, In order to reduce
their very ext' nslve stock ol Dresa Good*, will
offer the aame at and under cost for the next |
thirty days. Janl5-wlmwl5
COUNSEL FOR AILING -Nothing ls cheaper
to those who give lt than good advice; noth?
ing is more valuable to those who receive lt
lu the right spirit and promptly net upon
it. Well, then, we advise the feeble, the
ailing, the despondent to become strong
and hearty and cheerful. "Ah !" reply all
these unfortunates In a breath, "lt needs no
wiseacre to teach us that such a change is
desirable, but bow ls it to be effected ?" Your
patience, sick and sorrowful friends, and we
will Iniorm you. Learn then that there ls
such sanitary value in the famous vegetable
restorative known as Hostetter's Stomach
Bitters, that no phase of muscular or nervous
jebillty, no species of bilious disorder, no va?
riety ol that torment called dyspepsia, no case
)t chills and fever, no form ot hypochondria,
hat may not be cured by the persevering use
)f this harmless but irresistible i avigoran t, al?
terative and corrective. Janl5-wfm3D*o
GOMMMltClAL S Kif S,
Bxporti.
BARCELONA-Per Spanish brig Fortuna-140
bales Up and cotton, 94 obis roslu.
UAKB>R ISLAND, BAH-rer Br tchr Equator-66
bbla fl mr, 6000 feet lamber.
NEW TORE-Per steamsnlp Champion-1ST baga
aea ?slat-d ccttou. 1699 bahs upland cotion, 127
tierces rice, 27 balei domestica, 200 pugs colton
aeed mea), 46pkgs.
BOSTON-Pi r steamship Mercedlta-1002 bales
upltind cotton, 66 obis spirits turpentine, 110 bbla
rosin, 28 casts clay, 200 bags cotton aeek meal, 84
package*.
Th? Charleston Cotton, Rice and Narai
Stores Marketa,
OFFICE CHARLESTON NEWS, \
SATURDAY EVENING, January 18, 1878.3
COTTON.-rbis Btaple WSB quiet aid dull, with
nominal prices. Sales about 4C0 bales, say 4 at
16?, 8 at 17, 5 at l??, g at 17?, 4 at 17*. 8 at 18,
83 at 18?, 66 at 18?, 25 at 18?, 60 ai 18?, ?6 at
19?, 1 at 19?, g at 19?. 28 at 19?, ll at 19?.
Quotations are only approximative, say
LIVERPOOL CLASSIFICATION.
Inferior.15 @17
Ordinary to good ordinary.17?'ffl8?
Low middling.18?f<si8?
Middling.19?@19*
Strict middling.19?@
RICE.-There waa a good demand for thia grain,
at Arm prices. Sales about 325 tlercea clean
Caro I Da, say 9 tierces at 6?, 40 at 6 11-16, 8 at
6?, SO at 6 13-16, 57 at 7, 75 at 7?, 28 at 7 6 16, 20
at 7?, 75 at 7 918c ft rb. We quote common to
fair at 6?@7?; good7?@7?c.
NAVAL STORKS.-The recelpta were light, Bay 88
bbla spirits turpentine and 69 bbls rosin. There
were no transactions announced. Stock light.
FRKIOHTB.-To i-tverpooi,by steam, direct,
on uplands,-on aea Islands; via New York,
Xd on uplands, - on sea islands; by
sall ?d on uplands, ?Dd ?d on sea islands. To
Havre,- on uplands. Coastwise-tn New
York, by steam, ?0 on uplands and - on sea
Islands; $2 fi tierce on rice; 60c fl bbl on rosin,
by sall,-c fl rs en cotton; -cf? tierce on
rice;soc ft bbl un rosin; $11@12 ft M on lumber;
$12912 50 ft U on timber. To Boat n, by Btcam
?c on uplands and (2 60 ft tierce on rice; by aall.
-c ft Ki on cplands; rosin 70c; resawed etui)
$12@12 ?0; timber $18@18 60; phosphate $5@5 50
To Providence, by Ball $lo?il ft U on boards;
-c ft ft on cotton; by steam ?c via New York
To Philadelphia, by sieam ?c on uplands; $176
ft cask on rice; eoo ft bbl on rosin; $1 on spirits.
Through bills of lading given to Boston, Provi?
dence and the New England cities are regularly
issued on this route, and dispatch guaranteed.
By i-all, $8 ft ll on boards: $12 on timber;-fi
ton on clay; $8 60 on phosphate*. To Baltimore,
by steam -c ft lb; by sall $8@8 50 ft MOD
boards;- on timber; $3 60 ft ton at city; $4?
4 50 ft ton up river oa phosphate r^ck. Vessel*
are In demand by our merchants to take lumber
freights from Georgetown, S. C.. Darlcn and Sarn?
ia River, Ga., and Jacksonville, Fla., lo Northern
ports, and $10312 ft M are the rates on tlmbei
and boards.
EXCHANGE.-Sterling 60 day billa 2t?@22?.
DOMESTIC EXCHANGE.-The banka purchase
sight checks on New York at ? per cent, off,
and sell at par.
GOLD-12313.
Markets by Telegraph..
HONEY MARKETS.
LONDON, January 18.
Noon.-Consols 91?a92?. Erie 48?.
PARIS, January 18.
Noon.-Rentes 64f 300.
NEW YORE, January 18.
Noon.-stock9 Arm. Gold ttroug at IS?.
Money arm at 7 per ctn-. Exchange, longo?;
saan, io? Govemmen.s dull but steady state
bunds dun und steady.
Evening - h reign ts qalet. Money easy at 6a7.
St rliug 9?a9?. Gold 13?al3?. Governments
unchanged, ??tates qniet. Bank statement:
Loans increased two and five-eighths mliUoLs;
specie decreased one and three-eighths millions;
lexal tenders increased tm ce and a hilf millions;
deposits Increased flve and oae-elghth millions.
COTTON M A KEF. TH.
LIVERPOOL, Jan ni ry 18.
Koon.-Cotton opened dud with a downward
tendency ; milanda 9?d; Orleans 10?al0?d.
Later.-Cotton closed steaty wita quotations
uuchangtd;sales 8O1O bales, including ioou Amer?
ican; speculation and export 10.0; shipments
tram .-avannah or Cuailts.un, December ur Jan
uary, 9 U-ltJd.
Nsw YORK. January 18.
Noon. -Co'ton dull and nominal; sales 2-10
bale-; uplands 20?c; Oneans 21?c.
Evenli g.-Cotti n cull and in ruinai; sales249
bales; uplands 20?c; ur,cans vi^c; nen receipts
of cotton to day 781; gruta 6785; autea for export
au; sales of COM ou futuro 660u bales, as fallows:
Jauuiry 19 T-l'ftU U-16; February 19 0 16al9#;
March 19?ai9?; April 20 3 I6a2u?; May 2j?a20?;
June 20 15 I6a2l.
BOSTON January is.
Cotton quiet and strong; recelpta 164 balea;
gross 1664; sales 300; stock eoou.
BALTIMORE, January 18.
Cotton quiet; net receipt* loo bale 1 TOSS 663;
exports coastwise 60; s a i es 75; stock 10,
NORFOLK, JanL 18.
Cotton quiet; net receipts 2337 bales; e irts
coastwise b86;aalej 29J; ?t- CK 16.011.
WILMINGTON, January .
Cotton quiet; net receipta 112 bales; salee. *
stock 2897.
SAVANNAH, January 18.
Cot t m quiet; net receipts 29J6 balea; export* to
the continent 200; salea 70O; stock 81.772.
AUGUSTA. January 18.
Colton opened Inactive au 1 mied dud tn rough
out the day, closing nominal ut I8?ai8?u for
Liverpool middlings; sales 873 bales; receipts
1066.
MEHrms. January 18.
Cotton firmer; receipts 2*28 bales; eales 938;
stock 31.123.
MOBILE. January 18.
Colton quiet; net receipts 1697 bales; exporta to
great Britain ai03; to the comment 725; coastwise
397; eales 1200; stock 45.7 il.
NEW ORLEANS, January in.
Co lou in fair demand; good ordinary 17?c,
1 JW middlings isa, m.dJill gs 19?; net receipt-,
3197 balea; gruB9 3602; exports to en eat Britain
1369; to thecoutlaent I60O; last evening 2600;
StuCK 169,802.
GALVESTON. January 18.
Co ton quiet; net receipts i;30 bales; exporta to
Great britain 4400, csastw.se nos; saies 700; stuck
68,602.
PROVISIONS AND PRODUCIS MARKETS.
NEW YORK, January ?8.
N.ion -Flour quiet. Wheat quiet and firm.
Corn dull; old Western mixed 66. Pork aleadv;
mess $13 75. Lard firm; Western t-team 8?.
'I'm pent me Orm at 64a64?. Rosin quiet at $3 85
for strain d.
Evening.-Flour very quiet and firm. Wheat
strong and in2c high- r. corn and pork quiet and
bteady. Lard weake'; Western steam 6?c. Naval
stores firm. Groceries quiet.
LOUISVILLE, January 18.
Flour and grain arm and de uand u dunged.
Provisions active and strong. Pork advanced at
$1 i tor round lots. Bacon, shoulders 6?c; clear
rlbaldeB 7^: dear Bides 7? for packed round
lots. Lard. U-rce? 7?a8)?; kegs 8?a9?; choice
leaf for crdera ?0 higher. Whiskey Arm at 89a
KC
Interior Colton Markets.
ONION, Jan ui ry 16.
Cotton, low middling 17?al8?c; 234 b..ies Bold
during the wee-;.
LAURENS, January 16.
Cotton ls aelllng at nc.
CHARLOTTE, Jaujary 17
Sales ro-riar 144 bales at unchanged prices, say
16?al8?c, extremes. Market s eady.
COLUMBUS, GA.. January 17.
Sales to day 148 bales; market dull; ordinary 16
al6Xc. good ordinary 17al7?, low middlings
lSal8?e, middlings I8?ai9; week's salo 1177
bale ; total ?alo since sepicmb-r lat per report
of .-nippers 34 786-25,6.'6 for Northern spinne a,
795 for speculation, 1676 for New York. 266u lorsa
vannah, 1450 for Mobl e 600 Tor New Oileans, 228U
forborne c nsumption. Week's iecelpt-i 2i2i
bales, against 2079 tue previous one. and 1520 the
corresponding week last sea-on; shipment* 1299
bale?.
MONTGOMERY, Jar uary 17.
Ordinary 16c, good urdinaiy 17, strict good
ordinary 17?. low middlings 18?al8?, mid?
dlings 19. The marke' is dull and nomluai.
ORANGBBURG, January 17.
Sales during the we?k 671 bales. We qu ite:
Ordinary I5al6c, low middling 17, middling 18?.
cn r si tit January 15.
Cotton market dud: ordluary li?c. good ordi?
nary 16?, low middling 17?, middling 18?.
cuF.ittw. January 17.
Strict middling 19c, cl .'dung is, low middling
17?.
BEN'IETTSVILLE, January 17.
Cotton ls sclllrg ar, I6?at8u.
FOltT CAJJKXVAK.
MOON'S PDAS,:.'.
First Quarter, 7th, e honra, 17 minutes, morning.
Full Moon. 14th, 4 hours, 25 mtnutep, evening.
Last Quarter. 22d, 8 hours. 62 mluntes. evening.
New Moon, 30th, 1 hours. 17 minutes, morning.
JANUARY.
donday.
Tuesday.
Wednesday.,
Thursday...,
Friday.,
Saturday....
Sunday.
SUN
RISS3.
7.. 1
7.. 1
7.. 0
7.. 0
0..69
6..69
6..68
bUN
SETS.
6..22
6. .21
6. 24
6..25
6..26
6..27
6..28
MOON
u. a s.
ll.-49
mom
12.. 52
1..60
2. .48
4.. 0
6.. 6
?IGH
WATHE.
eve.
12..47
1..4I
2..37
3..44
4..63
6..63
IteceipU per Railroad, January 18.
SOUTH CAROLINA RAILROAD.
1652 bales cotton.. HS bales goods, SO bbls floor,
4 cara wood and lumber, 4 cars stock. To Rail?
road Agent, unrmetster A Zerbst. Tledemano,
Walker. Evana A CO, Wagener & Monsees, Mer
fens Werner A Ducker, b O'Neill. P Macqueen. Q
W wunama A oo, F D O Kracke, J E Adger A co.
u ll w alter A co, i aid well A Sou, Tren bo m A
son, Goldsmith A Son, A J Salinas, v. isa A co,
Sloan A Seigoloua, Feizer. Rodgera A co, W ll
Jones dc co. Bard, n A Parker, W W Smith, E H
Frost A c >, w B williams A co, W B smith. Witte
Bros, A B Mulligan, Lowndes A urlmball W Gur?
ney, W K Rv au, W P Dowling, fi S Mlles J O Mal?
lorie, Murdaugh A Weekley. Counts A Wroton.
Pringle A Sou. Kinsman H Howell, Reeder A
Davis, A S smith, Mowry A Hon, J Wiley A co.
NORTHEASTERN RAILROAD.
isl bales cotton, 8 bags sea Island cotton, 03
bb 13 spirits turpentine, 252 bbls rosin, cars lum?
ber. Iron tobacco, mdse, Ac. To E H FruBt a co,
W K Ryan, Mowry A Soo, A J salinas, E Willis,
W C Courtney A co, G H Waiter A co, ?.aidwell a
eon. T P Smith, A S Smith, E 0 Mey, Wiss A co,
Barden A Parker, 'irenholm A Son, A 8 Mulligan,
Whllden A Joute, T G Boag, Wilcox. Gibba <* co.
G W Williams A co, W o Bee A so Pringle A Son,
C R Holmes, Pelzer, Rodgers A co, W C Dukes A
co, J o Kirkpatrick, ii ur-laugh A Weekley. H
Wagener, Reeder A Davia, J s Robson, G A
Pritchard. S D Stoney, Witte Bros, Stoney,
Lowndes A co, WP Dowling, H Wuhlken, craw?
ler A Dehon, W Gurney, E Weblog, Railroad
Agent, Order, and others.
Passengera.
Per steamship Chamoion, tor New York-A
Lalbet, B Lalber, S O'conner. S J Corrie, C A Hol?
loway, Misa M A Corbet, Mles O Corbet, R Corbet,
B Ky nth, Capt In A R Eg herr, Boon.
Per ateamsbln James Adger, from New York -
Mles S D Adger, Mia* L B A smli h. Sarah A Lynde,
J ll Wells, Mrs wm U Hoyt, Mts Tyler, J E Wells,
H Sargent, D Williamson, tl beni l-e, T L Miller,
Mrs P B Wright, Miss Edith Rice, E Rice. J c
Lingi- y, W Wadsworth, Mr Whipple, S Bauldwell,
Captain Turner, Mrs J no Pmckuey, B McIntyre,,
and 1 on deck
Per steauiahlp Georeia, from New York-John
Shipman, C vvella, F Wells. G F Hatch A wife,
Carrie H nen. Mary ? H J ten, H G Kvans, Mr
Myer. 1 Goldsmith. Dr T a Moore, Mra J Wmberg,
c Goldberg. F Youngs, R Q Vought and wife, L R
Kipp, S C Kl kp., M L cobb, R Reynolds, ? E Milks,
Esq, J Borers, Rev J Holmes, and io in steerage.
Per steamship AShlund, irom Philadelphia-Mrs
Dlckersou, Miss Dickerson, Mrs K A Koger.
rer steamer City Point, from Palatka via Jack?
sonville, Fernandina and Savannah. Ga-Mrs
Kxum, M Conara, G Lauer and wtfe, E H Thode,
Mr Lila, aud 3 on deck.
Per meunier M s Allison, from Edlsto, Euter
pr?ac. Rockville and Way Landings-MUS A Rlurt
d n. Master J H Wli8i<n, Jr, W H Kinsman, A von
Coli en, ?? Denero. Rev J B seabrook.
JlJLitiKlJS JNJeCHb.
CHARLESTON, t?. C.JANUARY 20, 1873.
Lat36 deg 46 min 33 sec. | Lon 79 deg 57 min 27 sec
ArtttlVhJ ltaiiiUi.:.
Steamship Georgia, Holmes, New York-lett
- inman.. Mdse. To Wagner, Huger & co, J ?
Adger je co, D O Ahrens A co, G W aunar, MAA
Ashton, U Bjyd, H bischoff A co, brewer A co,
Mr< J Ben ou. U Bart A co, E Bate- A co. L 0 imp
man W U Chafee A co, cameron, barkley A CJ,
O i lacias, chapeau A UcUron, cnarleatou City
Gas co, Captain M card, L louen & cu, Crane,
BoylaluU A co, T Campbell, Douglas A Jackson,
M n ak e. cowle, Moise a Davis, Lou a ueitz, H A
Due, Douglass A Miller, Elias A Bros, Erwin A
Ubgiii, G ti Eysenbuch, Fogartle'a Book blore, ll
Get ute A co, > ut ch got t, benedict A co, w H Gar.
funkle, N A Huut, l Hammond, J uelnz, J Uur
kamp A cc, Uart A co, Hoimea A calder, W
nar. nil, A H Hayden, Uarbeson A oo, J s ti) er, J
Heesemann, A ii.lug, T A Jeffords. Kev J Jacobus,
Jeiiorus A o:>, J axer Bros, Jose Jars, bliuok,
W Urenberg J: co, Kinsman A Uoweil, Kinsman
Bros, Kreesell A Bruudes, J P Klip. H Klane A co,
C LUleutiidl A: co, P B Lalane A co, J H Looez, J
W Limey. P Macqueen, Mamu A Mood, J ii Ma?
nor A co, Mantoue A co, SR Marshall A co RH
McDowell, Mi Loy A Klee. W McLean, M Marks,
Nimitz A co, B K Neufville, Nactmian A co, J F
o'.\tl.I, C L O ti ndortr, F L O'Neill, u U Pdnkulu,
h P. n y, C P f 'oppenheim, Qoackenbusb, Es ti il A
co, Kavenel A cu, Kaveuel A Uoime.-, J Reed, J R
Head A co, W shepherd A co, E scott, A o Stine,
So Ex co, bieffeu.-, worner A Ducker, w Ksmitu.
K 'ihomlluaon A co. & ihoruBun, f P Toa le, J F
Taj tor A co, F von samen, J u V?llers, Wagen cr
A Mouaeca, Wilson A Bro, L Welskopf, Mrs Wein?
berg, W L Webb, Wnf teruore A Rnode*, Wheeler
A Wilson, o tr Witters, WO Whilden, s C Rall
Koad, OAS Rullroud, N ? Kalin.ad, W A Cornie,
nay, and others.
ARRIVED SATURDAY,
steamship James Adger, Lockwood, New York
left - lust. Mdae. io J Adger A co, S O Rail?
road cu, N E it it, J E Adger, ? D Ahrens, D A
Amuie, J Archer, J Apple, c uart A co, E Bates A
co, B Boyd, T M Bris,ol, A co, G A Bowman, agt,
F 0 Horner, O berbuaae, Cameron, Barkley A co.
W 0 Bee A co, J Camp eu A co, W U Charte A co,
L chap?n, J C li ciuussen, L Cohen A co, Cava?
na ugh A Werah, E Daly, J W ce ano, Do wie.
Moue A Davrs, J U Ducker, Douglas A Jack?ou,
ll A Uuc A -on, M Drake, J r Erwin, Erwin A
Mag.ll. J M Eauon A Bro, D F Fleming A CO, Fo?
gartys Book - tore, Furchguit Benedict A co, U
oerdt* A c i, C U ullddeu, J tl Graver A Bro, M..j
W L Uasklo, IdiBS E bais, J Uurkump A co, Hart
Aco, Johnson A Brown, Johnston, crews A co,
Kl.i8.nau A Howell, Knouelucn A small, Kressel
A Brandes, J W Lin.e... C l' Low nd; s. J U Lopez,
s R Mur?an A co, Martin A M od, W McKay,
.'Je i.oy A Klee, J Marj :uhuff, Melcners A M Uer,
M Murks, J ii Mi.eur A co, T S Mpson, L Ntu?
nic} Or, D Paul A co, C P Pop pen helm, Ka vt ne 1 A
Co, J Rugheimer, J E 0 Richardson, Jno B bardy,
Steffens, Weit.tr A Ducker, a ihom un, K Thurn
liuson A co, General Tyler, M Trlest, Terry
A Nolen, J a V?llers, F von Santon, Wagener A
Montees, Walker. Evans A Cogswell, Wheeler A
wucon Mauuiaciuring co, K White, P Wiue.uau
A co.
steamship Ashland, Moore, Philadelphia, left -
i Inst. Mdse. To W A Courtenay, A M Adgt r. li
Uuiwiukle, J ? Brown, Builmanu Bros, U s Quar
termaater, J Blackman, ? Baer, ll Bischoff ac co,
blum A Miller, W c Bec i cu, T il Bnsto.l A co,
V M Bird A co, Cameron, barkley A io, C Cia
v is, T M Cater, W ll chafee A co. Howie, Moise
A Davis, J B Duval A Son, A W Eckel, Fogarite'a
Book .-torc, B Feldmann A co, Uart a co, Holmes
A Calder, J G Holmes, Harden A co, Holmes's
Book House, Jeffords A co, A Johnson, E u Kel?
ler-', Kuobeiuch A small, Kanapaux & Gonzalez,
J W L U.ey, .1 G Mi.nor A co, V Macaneen, S it
Marshall A co, W li Nash, F L O'neill, b O'neill,
W F Paddou, Quai kenbush, Estin <t co, Kavenel
A co, Raveuel ot Holmes, Kiecke A Petermau, W
* SKni e, J U sctioel, Medena, werner A bucker,
J 1'iiurnpson A cu, K TbumlluHon A co, J Thurae,
J F Taylor A cu, R White, Witte Bros. Ueo W
wunama A co, W G Wadden, O F Wleters.
Walker. Evans A Cogswell, W L Webb, railroad
gem, Order, aud olheiB. Was detained 3 J houri
by dense fog. 16th Inst, 1, 0 PM, exchanged sig?
nais wnh steamship Suntu cai olina.
Bark st Peter, Curtis. ?, Thomas, W1-13 days.
Ballast. To J A Eoalow A co.
acur George Washington, sherlock, Baracoa-6
days. Fruit. To Kressel A Braudea.
ssteamer Fran-.e^, Walden, New Orleans, left
December 28. To w A t oui ten ay. BouudtoNew
oneaua. and put lu for supplies.
St amor city Point, Fitzgerald, Palatka via Jack
Bonville, Feruandlna aud savannah. 87 balea
cotton, 136 id.icka cedar, 85 bbls syiup, 66 bales
muss, 25 packages rult. 19 packages mose. Tu
Kavenel A co, Witte Bros stone/, Lownde* A co,
W M Bird A co, Singer a M Co, Mrs Kste Wllev, Q
w Willlama|A co, Piuckuey Bros. J II Kirkpatrick,
W B williams A Son, Fraser A Did, W M i awton
A son, Johnston. Crewa A co, TP smith, Jeffords
A co, charleston Hotel.
steamer M s Allison, Togllo, Edlsr.o. Enterprise
Rockville aud Way Landing**. 10 bags sea island
cotton, cotton seed, bbls oyatois. To D Nesbit,
Kinsman A Uoweil. Fraser A DUI, stoney,
Lowndes A co, u D Mowry A Son, WU te Bros. R
Roper, w Whuley, G W Williams ACO, L Keuacke,
W A Boyle, D McPherson, Adams, Damon A co,
Kavenel A Co, G Stelling, N A Hunt, Express co,
others.
sour Charlotte, Petersen, from Savannah. 240O
bushels rocgh r ce. To Order.
ltecoived irom Bennett's Mill. 156 tierces rice,
To W 0 bee A CO aud J L sheppard.
CLEARED SATO BD AY.
Steamship Champion, Lockwood, New York
James Adger A co.
steam-hip Mercedlta, Marsumao, Boston-Jas
Ad;er A co.
spanish br g Fortuna, Liena', Barcelona-W P
Hall.
Hr sehr Equator, Ranger, Uarbor Islatd, Bah
A Canule.
Sehr Wm Penn, Thompson, Bucksvllle, S C
Roach A M on-.-tr.
.Steamer Fi unces, Wallen, New York-W A
Courtenay.
SAILED YESTERDAY.
Sehr Abby K Bentley, Meharry. Jacksonville.
Sehr BN Hawkins. Wy at. Port Knya', S 0
SA1LED SATURDAY.
Steamship Champion, Lockwood. New York,
behr Carrie Bonne 1, Plokham, West Indies.
Sehr O?d ?uad, Mcclintock, w'estludics.
Sehr J P Wyman, Perry, Norfolk,
behr Florene . Rogers shepperd, New York.
1 Sehr Lilly. Hughes, New York.
Sehr Mary. GI christ, West Indies.
Br s. hr tquauir, Ranger, Uurbnr Island, Bali.
Sehr Lizzie Maul. Webber, Wilmington, Dei.
Sehr Carrie S we ib, Homan, Georgetown, S C.
S earner Frances, Walden, New York.
FROM THIS PORT.
Br bark Freeman Dennis, Abbjtt, Amsterdam,
December 27.
Sehr Howard Williams, Ru'on, Philadelphia,
January 15.
Sehr A E Eabcock, Lee, at Philadelphia, Jan
nary 15.
Sehr Estelle Day, Carey, Jacksonville, Januart
16.
^Schr A Heaton, Rogers, at Ballimore, January
?P FOR THIS PORT.
The Jardine Brothers Nielson, at Liverpool, De?
cember 30.
CLEARED FOR THIS POUT.
Br bark Grantor, Rowlandson, at Liverpool,
Decemocr 2?.
The Trio, Brewtrer, at Newporr, Eag, Decem?
ber 80.
SAILED FOR THIS FORT.
The Foam, Tulloch, from the Teneriffe, Decem?
ber 20.
MEMORANDA. .
The steamship Mercedlra, which left this port
fur rosron, on saturday, returned here yesterday
on account of the bjeaking of tier steam pipe.
She was towed np to the city oy the steamsalp
James Ailger.
The sehr L A Edward^Wlcks. from George*
town, 8 C. arrived at New York, January 15.
1 he sehr Sparkling S a, Butler, from George?
town, s c. arrived Mt New Yoik, January 16.
The sctir F st Clair Edwards, from Charleston
for 'A 1.m mg ton, Bel, arrived at New Casi le, Jan?
uary 16.
'i he sehr St Croix, Eaton, from Georgetown. S
S, for l?o ton, put into Newport, R i. January 17.
The ?ehr F So ?lalr Ed warda, from On-irlenton
for wilmington, Dei, at New castle, Jana .ry 16,
reports having lost mainboom in a gale ott the
Capea of the Delaware.
PORT OP GEORGETOWN, S. 0.
ABBrVJSD.
January V-sehr B I Hazzard, Brew-ter, from
New York; sehr Ridgewood, Henderson, from
New York.
January 14-Sehr Riverdale, Brown, from Eliza?
beth city, N C.
January 19-Schr Erle, stewart, from
CLEARED.
January ll-Brig Cambria, Gilling, for Guade?
loupe, W i, with lumber.
January 13-Sehr Katie P Lu.it, Po r.eroy, for
Salem, Mass, with lumber.
January 15-sehr Lagaua, Dow, for-, W I,
with lumber.
LIST OP VE88EL8
cr, CLEARED AND SAILED FOR THIS PORT.
FOREIGN.
LIVERPOOL.
The Jardine Brothers, Neilson, up.Dec 80
Br nark Grantur, Rowlands, Cd.Dec 28
Br bark Gulona, Smith, aid.December 10
BRISTOL, ENG.
Br bark Architect, Doddridge, aid.Dec 18
NEWPORT, ENO.
The Trio. Brewatfr, cid.Deo so
The Ellen, Harvey, sid.Dec 18
CALLAO.
Ship I lorella,-.sid.
TENNERIFFE.
The Foam, Tullock, sid.Dec 29
DOMESTIC.
NEW TORE.
Sehr Anna Sheppard, Newton, np.Jan 16
>chr wigwam, Kleld, cid,.Jan 14
Sehr Myrover. Brown, up.Jan 9
Sehr Osprey, Dukes, cid .Jan 4
.?.ehr I humas W Haven. Brown, cid.Jan 10
Sehr Jessie B smith, Williams, cid.Janie
BELFAST, ME.
Brig Josie A Devereaux, Haskell, up.Jan 7
BOSTON.
Sehr Isabella Jenett,-, ap.Jan 6
Sehr Skylark, Lorlng, cid..*..Jan 8
BALTIMORE.
Sehr Ma'oaka. Fooks, np.-.Jan ll
Sehr Willie Luce, Talbot, cid.Jan 4
iHarneo.
FOLLIN-DOWELL.-By the Right Rev. P. N.
Lynch, D. D.. at St. Mary'a Church, on the even?
ing or the 9th, J. Krw IN FOLL?N to IDA M., el test
daughter of the late samuel L. Dowell, all of this
city.
LEVINS-MCCOSKER -At Cheater, January 2,
by Rev L 0. (Hinton, Mr. MAURICE J. LEVINS te i
Miss HOSIE ELLEN MO. U.-XER.
KVANS-SltiPaON.-In Chester County, Jan
ua v 14, by Rev. W. A. Gaines, Mr. J. L. EVANS IO
MISS S. E. MMPSON.
McCuLLUM-WILKES.-In Cheater County.
January 2. by Rev. J. B. Mickle, Mr. JOHN MCCOL
LUM IO MISS MATILDA WILKES.
FUDGE-HOLLIS.-in Ones er Oourty. January
14. by Rev. J. M. Boyd, Mr. HSNRT FUDGE to Mia*
MART B. HOLLIS.
CH - RRY-HOLTON -In Orargeburg Count?,
January 2, by Rev. J..hu S. Hayden, Mr. PETER
CHERRY to Misa ANGELINE BOLTON-.
WILBURN-WillTMlRK.-At Padgett's Creek
Church, Union County. January 7th. by Rev. Mr.
Gwlnu, Mr. t?. 0. WUourn to Miss Mary Whit m ire.
SS?ilfCii?i.
SUPERINTEI?DEM^OFFICE, SAVAN
NAH AND CHARLESTON RAILROAD. .
MILL STREET DEPOT, )
CHARLhSTON, January id, 1873. j
Beginning on MONDAY, the .O.h January, irae
Aftei noon Train for Savaunah will leave unar.es
ton at 4 o'clock P. M. ether hours unchanged.
]an2Q-mwf3 0. s. GADSDEN, Eng, and supt.
SUFERINTENDRNT'?OFFICE. NORTH?
EASTERS RAILROAD COMPANY, CHARLES
TUN, a. a, JANUARY, IS, 1873.-Ou aud alter
MONDAY next, tho 20th lastime, the Day Exp e-a
T; alu win leave at io A. M., and ai rive at 3.30
P. M. S. S. SOLuMONs,
janis-1 tupenuteudeut.
SAVANNAH AND CHARLESTON
RAILROAD.
OHABLBSTON, Jane 13, 1872.
On and after MONDAY, Jane 17th, the Pas.
wenger Tra?na un this Road will run os follows:
EXPRESS TRAIN.
Leave Charleston da'.,y. 4.30 P. M.
Arrive ut savannah daily...?.10 16 P. M,
Leave Savannah daily.ii.LO P. M.
Arrive at Charleston dally. 7 A.M.
DAY TRAIN-SUNDAYS EXCEPTED.
Lsave ouarleston. 7.40 A. M
Arrive at savannah. 3.30 r. M.
L ave Savannah. ll A fe.
?.rrive at Charleston.6.60 P.M.
Passengers from Charleston uy 7.4u A. M. train
make close connection with Port Royal Railroad
for all Stations on that Road, (Sundays excepted )
Freight forwarded uuuy on through bins ul tan?
ing to points In Florida and by Savannah linc ol
steamships to Boston. Prompt dispatch given tu
freights for Beaufort and points on Port Royal
Railroad and at as low rates as by any other ?me.
Tickets on sole at thia ornoo for Beaufort over
Port Royal Railroad. U. S. GADSDEN,
Engineer and Superintendent
8. 0. BO?LSTO>T, oon'l Ft. and Ticket, Agent.
mau
NORTHEASTERN RAILROAD COM?
PANY.
CHARLESTON, 8. 0., Jnne 8, 1872.
Trains will leave Charleston Daily at 10.16 A. M
and 8.00 P. M.
Arrive at Charleston 6.00 A. M. (Mondays ex?
cepted) and 8 P. M.
Tram does not leave charleston 8.00 P. M., SUN?
DAYS.
Train leaving 10.16 A. M. makes through connec?
tion to New York, via Richmond and Acqnla
Creek only, going through In 44 hours.
Passungen) leaving by 8.00 P. M. Train have
choice ol route, via Rion moud and Was mu g iou,
or via Portsmuuih and Baltimore. Those leaving
KRIDA ir by thia Train lay over on SUNDAY la Bal
ti more. Thoso leaving on SATURDAY remain SUN?
DAY in Wilmington, N. C.
Thia la the cUeapost, quickest and moat pleas
aut route to uiuciniji.tl, Chicago and otbur points
Weat and No tb weet, both Tra?na making con?
nections at Washington with Western Trams ot
Baltimore ?nd Ohio Railroad.
S. S. SOLOMONS,
Engineer and Superintendent.
P. L. CLEAPOR. Gen. Ticket Agent, mayal
gO?TH CAROLINA RAILROAD.
CHARLESTON, a. c.. December 14, 1872.
on anu after SUNDAY, Decemoer 15, the Pas
[ songer Train 3 on thc South Carolina Railroad will
rar .3 follows:
FOR COLUMBIA.
i.eave Uh ar lesron.9.30 A M
Arrive at Columbia.6.20 r M
E.OB AUGUSTA.
Leave Charleston.--9.80 A M
Arrive at Augusta.?... 6.20 F M
FOE CriARLE?TON.
Leave Columbia.9.00 A M
Arrive nt Charleston.4.45 r M
Leave Augu-'tn.9.0J A M
Arrive at charleston.4.46 p M
COLUMBIA NIGHT BXTBESS.
(Sundays excepted.)
Leavo Charleston. 7.30 p M
Arrive at Columbia.6.30 A U
LtP.vc U'.'lunibla. 7.30 p M
Arrive at Uharleaton. 0 46 A M
AUGUSTA NIGUT EXPRESS.
(Sundays excepted.)
Leave Charlean.8.30 PM
Arrive at Aagus'a.?-36 A M
LCIWO Auguste.r Jj
Arrive at Charleston.6-60 A M
SUMMERVILLE THAIN.
Leave Summerville at.7.36 A M
Arrive, a: Charleston.-.8.40 A M
Leave Charleston.3.36 p M
Arrive at snmmorvlllc. 4.60 P M
CAMDEN THAIN.
Leave Camdon.7.20 A M
Arrive Rt Columbia.il-6? A H
Leave Colombia.2.10 r *
Arrivent camden.6.66 r u
liay and Night Trains connoct at Augusta with
Macon and Augusta Rallrood, Central Railroad
and Georgia Railroad. This ls the quickest and
most direct route and as comfortable and cheap as
anv other route to Louisville, Cincinnati, Chicago,
sr Louis and all other points West and Northwest,
Columbia Night Train connecta with Greenville
and columbia Railroad; and Day and Night Trains
connect with Charlotte R'?ad.
Through ticketa on sale via this route to all
P?camdNenrTrain connects at Ringville dally (ex.
cept sundays) with Day Passenger Train, and
runs through to Columbia,
runs tu ? ? ^ FC TYLER, vice-President.
8. B. PIOKJBNS, G. T. A. desi?
_graping.
LIVEBPOOL.
Tne British Bark ONWARD, classed i.l, Ai
american Lloyd's, Bullara, Master, nav-ig?
ng a large portloa of her cargo on. beard, wul
oad with dispatch. For balam e of room apply
o HENRY GARD, >
No. 4 Exchange Building,
jinn Atlantic Wnarf.
pOB LIVERPOOL.
The American Al Bark SAPPHO, 700 Jfc
ona, 3. p. Wiioor, Master, will receive SS
lu I ck dispatch.
For Freight Engagements apply to
WM. C. BEE A CO ,
Jami_ Adger's Wharf.
pOB LIVERPOOL.
The First-class Brltlah Bark EMILY LOW- ft ?
rQF;K, Wno. Cain, Ma-trr, having a iargeSB*
portion or lier cargo engaged and going on board
will have dispatch for abuve port
Fur Freight Engagements apply to
WAlsON A HILL,
Jinn ._Adger'a North wharf.
jp O K BALTIMORE.
FREIGHTS RECEIVED DAILY, AND THROUGH
TO
PHILADELPHIA, BOSTON, 4.
AND THE CITIES OP THE NORTHWEST?
The Fine Steamship SEA GULL, N. P. Dutton
Dominanter, making close connection with a Ti t*
weekly Line or ?ne steamships to Boston, will sall
Tor Baltimore on WEDNESDAY, January 22d, at
12 M.
?7* Philadelphia Freights forwarded to that
city by railroad from Baltimore wlthont addi*
Clonal insurance, and Consignees are allowed
ample time to sample and sell their Goods from
tho Railroad Depot in Philadelphia, y
For Freight or Passage apply to *
PAUL O. TRENHOLM, Agent, ,
JmI8 4 NO. 3 Union Wharves. ;
O R NEW YORK.
ON THURSDAY, 23D JANUARY, AT 2
O'CLOOK P. M..
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NEW IRON STEAM LINE-ESTABLISHED 1970.
STATE ROOMS ALL ON DECK,
"fl
The Splendid Nee Iron Sldewheel 8'eamthlp
GEORGIA, Crowell, Commander, win sail for
New York on TH?RSCAY. 28d January, at 2 o'clock
P. M., from Pier No. 2, Union Wharves..
Through Bills of lading to Liverpool and th?
New England cities as usual
aa- Insurance by steamers of this line Xpm
cent.
For Freight or Passage engagements, having
very fine Deck Stateroom accommodations, ap?
ply to WAGNER, HUGER A CO., No. 26 Broad
streer, or to WM. A. COURTENAY, corner East
Bav and Vendue Range, (up-stalrs ) -.. ?
ga?il fmwathi_
THE PHILADELPHIA IRON STEAM;
LINE. -7 -
THE FIRST-CLASS IRON SCREW STEAMSHIPS
ASHLAND, Captain Bunter,
VIRGINIA, Captain Hinckley,
Are now regularly on the Line, insuring a first
class sea connection between Philadelphia and
charleston, and In alliance with Railroad compa?
nies at both termini, afford repld transportation
to and from all points in the cotton States, and '
to and rrom Cincinnati, St. Louis, Chicago1 and the
principal cities or the Northwest, Boston. Provt-.
deneb and the Eastern Manufacturing Centres.
to- The ASHLAND will sail from Brown's
wharf with dispatch.
m- The- will follow next week.
For particulars or Freight arrangements, apply
to WM. A. COURTENAY,
Corner East Fay and Vendue Bange, up stairs.
W. P. CLYDE A CO., General Agents, No. 12
South Delaware Avenue, Philadelphia.
jania_1
QHANGE Ol? SAILING DAYS,
INCREASED SERVICE.
PACIFIC MAIL STEAMSHIP COMPANY'S
THROUGH LINK TO , , .
. CALIFORNIA CHINA AND JAPAN, y.
FARES GREATLY REDUCED.
steamers or the above line leave Pier.
No. 42, North River, foot of Canal street,._
New York, at 12 o'clock noon, of the iota, BB
and 30th of every month, except when these dst es
'all on sunday, then the Saturday preceding.
All departures connect at Panama with steam?
ers for south Pacific and Ceatral American ports.
For Japan and China, Steamers leave San Fran?
cisco tl rat of every month, except when lt rails Ott
Sunday-then on the day preceding.
No california Steamers touch at Havana,but
go direct from New York to AsplnwaU.
One hundred pounds baggage free to each adult.
Medicine and attendance tree.
For Passage T eke te or other Information, apply
at the COMPANY'S TICKET OFFICE, on tbs
Wharf root or Canal street, North River, New
York. F. R. BABY, Agent.
angio-lyr_
JpOB LIVERPOOL, VIA QUEENSTOWN
C ABB YUNG THE UNITED STATES MAILS.
THE LIVERPOOL AND GREAT WESTERN
rfflfc STEAM COMPANY
Will dispatch one or their first-class, full power
Iron Scrow Steamships from
PIER No. il N. R., EVERY WEDNESDAY,
Cabin Passage $80, gold.
Steerage Paaiiago (Offlco Na 20 Broadway) ?sa.
?urrenoy.
For Freight or Cabin Passage, apply to
WILLIAMS A GUION,
No. 63 Wall street, N. Y.
N. B.-Through Bills Lading to Liverpool issue*]
i y the Charleston anti New York Steamers, which
oake close connection with the above line.
For particulars and rate or Freight apply to
JAMES ADOER 4 CO.,
WAGNER, HUGER A OO.,
maye or WM. A. COURTENAY._
.pOB GARDNER'S BLUFF,
AND ALL INTERMEDIATE LANDINGS ON
PEEDEE RIVER, VIA GEORGETOWN.
The Steamer RELIANCE, Captain
G. H. Hopkins, ls now receiving. _
Freight at Middle Atlant lo w harr, and win leave
as above on MONDAY NIGHT, the ;0tn Instant.
AU Freight musr. be prepaid.
For engazeme ts, apply on board, orto
SH AC RE LEO KU A KELLY, Agents,
jan!8-2_North Atlantic Wharf.
OR GARDNER'S BLUFF,
F
AND INTERMEDIATE LANDINGS ON THE PEE?
DEE RIVER, VIA GEORGETOWN, S. 0.
The Steamer PLANTER, Captain
J. T. Foaier, ls now receiving,_
Freight at Accommodation Wharf, ana win ieavo
on MONDAY NIGHT, the 20th instant.
Frctgnt must be prepaid.
Freight will be transferred to steamer SWAN
on the river.
Fur Freight or Passage apply to
HAVEN EL, HOLMES A 00.
lan?a_No. 80 East Bay
JP*OR FLORIDA,
VIA SAVANNAH.
[The Spleudl t side-wheel Steamers,
DICTATOR, Ca 11 tain L. M. Ooxetter,,
and CITY POINT, Captain Fitzgerald, win leave
Charleston every TUB?DAY, THURSDAY and SUN?
DAY BVENINO, at 8 o'clock precisely ror Savan?
nah Fernandina, Jacksonvli e, Magnolia, Green
Cove Springs, st. Augustine, Pttiatka and all
Landings on st. John's River, connecting at
Palatka with steamers ror the O'lawjiha River
and with the steamer STARLIGHT ror Enter?
prise, Mellon ville, aud all points on the Upper
St. John's and Indian Rivers.
Connect at Fernandina with Florida Railroad
for all polo's tn the interior, and with Railroad
tor New Orleans and Havana, via cedar Keys.
All Way Freight must be prepaid.
For Freight or Passage, appiy to ?
RAVEN EL A CO., Agents,
Osmer Vanderhorst's Wharf and East Bay,
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