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CITY AFFAIRS. MEETINGS THIS DAT. Charleston Land Company, at 7 P. M. Pythagorean Lodge, A. F. M., at 7 P. ii. Washington Rifle Club, at 7 P. M. Irish Rifle Club, at 7 P. M. Live Oak Social Club, at 7 P. M. AUCTION SALES THIS DAT. William McKay will sell at 10 o'clock, at No. - Coming street, furniture, 4o. F. P. Salas will aeli at ll o'clock, at Ar? nold's stables, Spanish Jacks. Leitch 4 Bruns will sell at ll o'clock, near the Postofflce, real estate. Alonzo J. White A Son will sell at ll o'clock, near the Postofflce, real eBtate. Lowndes & Grlmball will sell at ll o'clock, near the Postofflce, real estate. Steffens, Werner & Ducker will sell at 9 o'clock, at their Btore, hams, butter and mack? erel. _ THERMOMETRIC AL. The following was the range of the thermom? eter yesterday, at the drug atore of Mr. Joseph Blackman, on the south side of Broad street : 8 A. M., 6?; 10 A. M., ?2; 12 M., 65; 2 P. M., 6?; 4 P. M., 66; 6 P. M., 63; 8 P. M., 60. SUMMERVILLE As a Justification of ino high encomium on Summerville, which appeared in this paper a few days ago, the lollowlng incident may be mentioned: About a year ago, a resident of that village, owning a farm in one of the moat desirable portions of the up-country of this S'ate, determined to give np bis Summer? ville home and remove to his up-country farm. On Tuesday his family returned to Summer? ville and took possession of their old home. The up-country may be a very good place In its way, but this family at least prefer Sum* morville to ire healthiest, wealthiest and prettiest section of the hill country. I. O. G. T. At a regular weekly meeting of Queen City Lodge, No. 2?, Independent Order Good Tem piara, held at Temperance Hall Tuesday even? ing, February 4th, 1873, tbe following officers were Installed for the ensuing term by G. W. C. T. Andrew Kalstrom : Wm. E. Cook, W. C. T.; Mrs. M. Turner, W. V. T.; Julius Oaten dorf, W. B. 8.; Henry Sonntag, W. F. 8 ; Mrs. J. H. Bond, W. T.; Mrs. G. L. Cook, W. C.; Ml?Sallie Miller, W. M.; John H. Bond, W. D. M.; Geo. Gladden, W. J. G.; Fra Astle, W. 0. 8 ; Mrs. L. 8plnk, W. R. H. S.; Mise Isa bella Mahony, W. L. H. 8.; Geo. T. Andrews, P. W. 0. T. THE COURTS. Court of General Sessions. The grand Jnry returned the following true bills: John Middleton, murder; Sam Gaillard, morder; John Carlin and Joseph Collins, as? sault and battery, and resistance to a police officer, three cases. Rufus Conyers was arraigned on the charge of mnrder, and his trial fixed for to-day. John Middleton was acquitted ot the charge of murder, and London Singleton of the charge ot grand larceny; both prisoners were discharged. Municipal Court. Charles and Robert Fraser, colored, disor? derly and fighting, two dollars each. Jobn Taylor, colored, drunk, one dollar. Isaac McClellan, colored, applied for lodging, dis? charged. Hoses Furguson and Cain Patten, colored, stealing bair plaits, thirty days each. A dog and a cow at large, fifty cents for the former, and one dollar for the latter. LOCAL LACONICS. -The Br?derlicher Bund will give ono of their pleasant entertainments this evening. -Joseph Mustapha was locked up In the upper Guardhouse, last evening, on a charge of stealing five dollars. -The Br?derlicher Sund will give a masque? rade at tbe Academy ol Music on the Uih in? stant -All persons having ' . ms against the Ed lsto abd Ashley Canal Company are requested to present them for registry at tbe office ol Messrs. Peake <fc Miles, No. 6 Central Wharf. ' -The Carolina friends of tbe Rev. Dr. B. M. Palmer, of New Orleans, will be pained io learn of the death of his daughter, Miss Ma? rion L. Palmer, aged seventeen, which took place last week. -C?-ar Ramsey and James Jones, both colored, were brought to the Detective office, yesterday, on a charge of robbing an unknown colored man, who passed Tuesday night in their house on State street. The amount of the tbeft was sixty-four dollars. -The Bev. Nehemiah Adams, D. D., of Boa ton, the author ol the '-Sonth Side View of Slavery," and of various religious works, is soon expected to visit Charleston, to spend some weeks with bis son, the Rev. Wm. H. Adams, Pastor of the Circular Church. -The anniversary meeting and Bupper of Hook and Ladder Company, No. 1, was held at their hall on Tuesday evening. An election was held for officers for the ensuing year, witb the following result : Wm. Tennent, foreman; John Doyle, assistent; J. H. Loeb, secretary; N. Johnston, treasurer; J. O'Brien, hallkeeper. -The bouse of M. N. Bogers &. Co., of New York, with which our former townsman, Mr. W. T. Burge, Is now Identified, offers to the Southern trade, In to-day's NEWS, a splendid stock of spring and summer clothing, manu? factured exclusively for the Southern trade The Inducements they present are worthy of attention. -A colored man, eighteen years of age, was brought to the City Hospital yesterday morn? ing, suffering from a severe laceration of tbe light foot, received in St. Jimes GooBecreek, on Tuesday afternoon, while attempting to board a passing train. He missed tbe step and fell, the wheels passing over bis foot. Yesterday, amputation was deemed necessary, and, accordingly, the foot was cut off at tbe ankle joint. No dangerous effects have fol? lowed the operation, and it ls hoped he will soon recover. -We bad the pleasure of a call from Mr. Dana C. Pearson, editor of Tie West, a month? ly paper of sixteen pages, published by J. H. Carmany & Co., ot San Francisco, Cal., also publishers of the Overland Monthly. Thei West ls devoted exclusively to the climate, soil, productions, resources, ?tc, of the Cali? fornia and Paclflc Coast, States and Territories. It ls published for one dollar per year, and ls foll of Information about that interesting re? gion. Mr. Pearson will remain a few days here to receive subscriptions for his paper. He says this ls his Calilornla climate. -A lair for the benefit ol Hook and Ladder Company, No. 3, la in progresa at Military Hall, on Wentworth street. The fair room ls neatly i-:nd tastefully arranged, and the tables, sixteen In number, present a tempting aj? pearance. It is being very well patronized, the receipts on Monday and Tuesday evenings averaging, exclusive of expenses, between ?Ixty and seventy dollars. A band, sta? ined Just outside the hall, dlscoursea floe music during tbe evening's entertainment, tmli???7,b*ln* cl08ed D,SQlly at Half past twelve o'clock. AMUSEMENTS. Thc Owen and Dixon Combination. This company opens Its entertaloments at the Academy this evening. The box office will be open to-day for the sale of reserved eeats, for which there will be no extra charge. Handel and Haydn Society. The Handel and Haydn Society of this city ls making a praiseworthy effort to furnish a supply of refined and delightful amusement to the citizens of Charleston during the pres? ent and coming months. The amusement will comprise six musical matinees, given at the Academy of Music in tbe afternoon, once a week. The full military band attached to the first United States artillery, together with a full orchestra, will render the music, con? sisting ol choice selections from the best com? posers. The music will be under the direction of Professor Watt, the chief of tbe band. Ad? mission to the matinees can be secured only by subscription. The Bubscription for one person to the six concerts will be three dol? lars, Including reserved seats; and lor two persons five dollars. Subscription Hats can be lound at Holmes's Book House and Souder's Art Gallery, King street. Oar Social Circle Club. Tlie seventh annual masquerade of Our So? cial Circle Club was given last evening at tbe South Carolina Hall. Tbe attendance was unusally large and the costumes were bril liant. There were mall-clad knights prome? nading with gaily-dressed ladles, who wore crowns and seemed to be possessed of all loveliness until you looked at their laces, whlch-well, it won't do to describe them. There was an unmistakable Sam Weller, who kept everybody in a roar of laughter, and a witch of the Alps who was constantly sur? rounded by a host of admiring wizarda. The evening wore away very pleasantly. Masquerade of the Marlon Fire Com. pany. Tbe masquerade of the Marion Fire Com? pany took place last evening at the Academy of Music. Tbe music hall was tilled with mas? quers, representing every oharacter, from the unsteady street toper lo the lac simile of a prince Imperial. In one part of Ibe ball stalked a full-blooded Ku-Klux, seconded by a fierce-looking louave; In another a gallant troubadour was lavishing soft blandishments upon a mild-eyed princess and here, there and everywhere flitted fa" ry queens, Btar-bedecked goddesses, flower girls and highland lassies. The masques were removed at half-past ten o'clock, and then the dancing commenced. The supper was served by Henry Carroll. CITY IMPROVEMENTS. The old stand of J. E. Spear in King street, opposite Hasel street, which waa recently pur? chased by Messrs. Carrington, Thomas & Co., with a view to occupying It themselves, ; undergoing a general overhauling and re? pairing at the hs ads of Messrs. Sawner & Fer? guson. An old rookery which stood upon the lot In the rear ol the store bas been pulled down, and a neat tbree story addition of brick is going up on tbe site. The first two floors this building will be divided off Into con? venient apartments for the use of Messrs. Carrington ? Co.'s Jewelry and watch-making mechanics. At the base of the northeastern angle ot Junction of thia building with the main store a fireproof and commodious vault will be built for the safekeeping or Jewelry and other valuable articles. ' The Interior ol the store proper will be handsomely fitted up for the reception of the proprie? tors' Btock, which will be removed thither from their present stand In the CQurs? of the next two months. The up pe: floors have been rented by Mr. F. Shiffiey, for photograph galleries, and will be prepared especially for that purpoee. A scaffolding hat been erected in iront of the store, and work men are now engaged In charging tbe exte rlor appearance. The windows will be em belllshed with ornamental caps and consoles, and the building will be surmounted by E handsome square parapet with a Beml-clrculai pediment upon the centre, which will enclose the number of the store. The painting wil be done by Mr. James Mcconkey. On the south side or Horlbeck's alley, neal Meeting street, the Devereux Bros. are erect lng a neat two-story brick residence for Mrs Treahy. The building 1B twenty-two feet iron by thirty-five deep, and has two piazzas on UH west side, with a kitchen attached In ibe rear It ls to be covered with a fiat tin roof. In th? building proper there are four square rooms with pantries and dressing-rooms, and thc kitchen contains two rooms. The residence will be finished In about two weeks. SALE OF DAMAGED COTTON. Tbe cargo of the British bark J. B. Du (Tua consisting of over 2000 bales cotton, destin?e originally for the North of Europe, but dam aged by fire and water on the 28th and 29ti December last in the harbor, was sold here yesterday by Messrs. Lowndes & Grlmball With a large attendance aud spirited bidding tbe entire lot brought satisfactory prices. Tnt following were the lots and prices: 5 balei at 2? 5 at 4*. 30at 4j, 92 at 4}, 43 at 4j, 1 ai 5L 43 at 52, 167 at 6J, 25 at 6 9-16, 141 at 5? 48 at 5;, 308 at 6. 475 at 6*. 247 at Gi. 12 at 6} 42 at 6$, 24 at 6 916, 1 at 7?, 3 at 8, 24 at 16* 42 at 16*, 32 at 16L 7 at 16|, ll at 17,. 10 ai 17g, 29 at 18, 1 at 18L 1 at 18?, 10 at 18|, 36 a 18?, 33 at 19, 27 at 19*- cen ts per pound. HOTEL ARRIVALS-FEBRUARY 6. Charleston. Henry Cranston, R F Wlgnhart, Augusta; Ja< Rose vdt and lady, New Tork; M Murd au git, Vir glula; E D Townsend. Society HUI; E N Wright KI N Wright, Jr, Mrs M W Johnson, MIBB Minali Johnson, Miss S J Harriss, Miss A H Wright, Phil adelphla; O Watterson, Richmond; J P Girard ey Augusta; L T Pr?vost, Captain H B M's A Alder shot, Eng; R Bradley, Savannah; J H Dale, San Francisco; S O Haynes, Savannas ; J B Farley and lady, O Moran, O Huntington. New Tork; A R Lewlth, City; E J Lar rabee and lady. Albany J W Bookwalter and lady. Miss Bookwalter, Mis? LetTel, W LctTel, Springfield; John M Payne-and lady, Florida; W Stevena, Lancaster; A E Burr, Nashville; J T Burr, New Orleans; Mrs C R Bryce. Columbia; John King, Edlsto Island; D B Case, Columbia, Pa; George O Fagle, Tallahassee: P l'ottebone, Wyoming; W Tersons, Mrs O A Gould, Misa Lawton, St Louis; C K Kendall, Beaufort; w ?; Cooyar, lady and child, Newark; J O Ward, D Heater and lady, Albany; J B Henry and lady, Annapolis. Pavilion. E A Jervey, Colleton; G L Glklarsleeve, F W Stack, New York; R G Woodworm, Newark; R M Speights, Ashepoo; J S McT-cr, w 0 Raggett, F Mlms, Sonth Carolina; E F Rlltoe, Oak Point Mines; W S Lightfoot, Orangebarg; Thoa Ashby, Florence; LPSinderslne, Orangeburg; w L Jones, Graham's; A Loryea, Sonth Carolina; F Elder, Wlnevlile;PW Fairey, Branchville; E H Parry, Philadelphia; Auraham, South Carolina; Mr and Mrs James Roosevelt, New York; W B Smith, Sooth Carolina; L B ^khouso, Kentucky; D Odom, B"nneau's; Joseph Denck, Columbia; Rev L R Macaboy, North.Carolin a; Miss McClun, Pittsburg; LU Wilcox. North Carolina; A 0 Franklin, O W* Kellogg, Gallatln. Tenn.; R B Colton. South' Car? olina; f Uender8hot, Niagara Fall-; PS Wright, H C Lancaster and lidy, Enterpr se; L Mueler' New Tork; Captain J P Bennett, steamer Lu' cille, Baltimore; Captain D H Ketchem, Graham? vale; CA Riysor, Coosaw; F F Powell, South UNION BRAYER MEETINGS. Bervices may be expected this (Thursday) afternoon at half-past four o'clook, at Zlou Presbyterian Church, Glebe street, Rev. W. H. Adanjs officiating. The public are urgently invited. _ BUSINESS NOTICES. THE ATTENTION of capitalists ls called to the Bale of real estate by Messrs. Leitch & Bruns this day, the property of N. M. Porter, and sold by order of A. P. Caldwell, assignee. The sale will be positive. 8. MOLONEY, trial Justice, has commenced business in the office heretofore occupied by the late J. G. Mackey, * ALL the popular grades of the Waltham Watch manufactory, at James Allan's. ORNITHOLOGY-BEAUTIFUL BIRD s.-There will be on exhibition this morning at twelve o'clock, at the store of W. Y. Leitch & B. S. Bruns, No. 36 Broad street, a beautiful collec? tion of about five hundred native and tropical stuffed birds, embracing specimens of the leathered tribe from all parts of the world. Tue birds are tastefully arranged in groups, ?mder French crystal glass shades, formlDg the most elegaDt parlor ornaments. Mr. J. R. Galbraith, ol New York, Is the taxidermist, and will be present to give all Information re? quired. This superb collection will be sold at auction, in lots to suit, to-morrow (Friday) mornln.', at eleven o'clock, and afternoon or evening at - o'clock. W. Y. LEITCH Je R. 8. Brto.vs, Auctioneers. PLATED WARE, In new and exquisite de signs. Tea Sets, Ice Pitchers and Castors, at Allan's, No. 307 King street. HOT BED SASH ! HOT BED SASH !-Tm thou? sand Hot Bed Sash Just completed, and now ready for delivery; price low. Call and ex? amine same at P. P. Toale's, Nos. 20 Hayne, and 33 Pinckey streets, or on Horlbeck's Wharf. _ _ dec30 OPERA, MARINE AND FIELD GLASSES In great variety, Including those of the finest make, at reasonable prices. Allan's, No. 307 King street. _ _ _ TBE STRUGGLE IN CUBA. NEW ORLEANS, February 5. Advices from Cuba state that an engage? ment, between the patriots and Spaniards, bad taken place at San Martin. Major A. Bo 8eva and the government pf Cuba are to raise twenty millions ot dollars on a loan io delray the expenses of the war on the Island ci Cuba. The treasury will pay eight per cen?;, with Interest In coln, to those furnishing the money. La Constance says in an edkorlaithat we are to|saveCuba by our own efforts and re? sources; and we are to proceed with activity and well united eflort to save the cause of civil? isation, and prevent the dangers which t li re at? en our nationality, property and lives. Let all answer to the coll of the Spunish Junta, and a list be lramed of those who refuse le share. The Spanish Government bas failed to pay all her navy officers on the retired Hst, because for want of funds. !*' * the Spaniards In the district of Santa omi- .?fuse to receive bills at thc Spanish bank. COMMERCIAL NE H.s. Exporta, A PORT IN GHKAT BRITAIN-Per Br bark Foam 60s bblB spirits turpentine, 1760 obis robin. Th? Charleston Cotton, Rte? anet Narai Stores Marketa. OFFICK CH1RLB8TON NSWS, 1 WEDNESDAY EVENING, February 6, 1873. j COTTON.-There was a dull and depressed market for this article, with a moderate Inquiry at dei dining prices, the rates receding about xe fi lb, Sales r.bont 460 bales, Bay 6 at 17, 214 ans v. 92 ai 18X, 2 at 10, 37 at IDS', 12S at 19V, 3 at 19J?c ? ft. We quote: LIVERPOOL CLASSIFICATION. Inferior.15 @i7 Ordinary to good ordinary.17>? ?18>? Low middling.19 (it Middling.i9#(a Strict middling.nominal. RICE -Thia grain showed a quiet reeling. Sales about 100 tierces clean Carolina, fay 46 tes at 7, 4C at 7 MS, 10 at TXo ft lb. We quote common tc fair at 6S'@7tfc; good 7H?7?c. NAVAL STORES.-There was received about 3i bbs spirits turpentine and 607 bbls rosin. There was no buslnr ss reported. FRRIOHTB.-To Liverpool, by steam, direct,_ on uplands,-on sea Islands; via New York, ?id on uplands, IXd on sea Islands ; by Bal), 17-32-1 on uplands, and - on am Island?. To Havre, - on uplands. Coastwise-tn Net? York, by steam, Xe on uplands and - on sea islands; $2 9 tierce on rice; 60c ft bbl on rosin ; by sall,-c ft lb on cotton; -cf? tierce on rice;50c ft bbl on rosin; $11@12 9 M on lumber; $12912 60 ft M on timber. To Boat n, by steam Kc on uplands an l $2 60 fl tierce on rice; by sall, -c ?? ft on uplands; rosin 70c; resawed stud $12@il2 60; timber $13@13 60; phosphate $6@6 fin. To Providence, by sail $lo@n fl M on boards; -C ft lb on cotton; by steam fie via New York To Philadelphia, by si earn fie on uplands; $17? fl cask on rice; eoe fl 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 rontc, and dispatch guaranteed. By rall, $8 ft M on boards; $13 on timber;-fi ton on clay; $8 60 on phosphates. To Baltimore. by steam -c f? ft; by sall $8@8 50 f? MOD boards;- on timber; $3 60 75 ton at etty; $4<a? 4 50 fl ton up river on phosphate r-:ck. Vessels uro In demand by our merchauts to take lumber freights from Georgetown. S. C.. Darlen and Salli Ia River, 3a., and Jacksonville, Fla., to Northern ports, and $10@12 fi M are the rates on timber and boards. DOMRSHC EXCHANOB.-The banfeB purchase sight checks on New York at fi@x per cent, off, and sell at par. EXCHANOB.-Sterling co day bills 23 GOLD-The brokero wero yesterday buying al 13 and Belling at 14. marketa toy Telegraph HONEY MARKETS. LONDON, February 6. Noon -Consols 92Xa92<?. Fives 91 s'. FRANKFORT, January 5. Noon.-Bonds 96 >?. PARIS, February 5. Nocn.-Rentes 65f40c Nsw YORK, February 6. No n.-Freights quiet. Stocks dall. Quid arm at .3X- Money arm at 7. Exchange, long ofi snort I?>.?. Governments dull but linn, state; dull and quiet. Evening -Morev 7, gold and a fraction com? missi n. Sterling 94?a9\". QuM I8?ial3??. Oov ernmeniB ttdvanced fi to fi. States duu. Tou nessees ilrmer. Freiguts quiet. COTTON MARKETS. LiVKxrooL, Febiuary 5. Noon.-Cotton opened irregular; uplands lOd; Orleans 10<? Later.-Cotton tends down: uplands 9Jid; Or? leans lu,Sillos o ; Bales 60uo bales; for sp?culation aud exp rt io u. Latest.-Cotton closed unchanged; sales-; Include American. NEW YORK. February c. Noon.-C tton dull; sales 4S4 bales; uplands -lS'c; Orleans slJCe. Evening.-uotion dull and nominal; sales 774 bales; uplands 2l>ic; orleans 21 fi ; net receipts lo d iy 0ii6 baLs: gro.-s 4093; sales for export 10 day 188 bales, sales of cotton lutures to-day li.suu baie-t, us follows : Fo Febr..arv 20 fi; Match iufia. 2u 7 IC; April 20 U->6aa0X; May 20 16-I?a21: Juue "?If?; July 21 ll-16a2lX. BOSTON, February 5. Cotton dull; middlings 21J?a21)?i;; net receipts 14 J bates, gross 2647; ?ale? uio: Block 700. PHILADELPHIA, February 5. Cotton quiet; middlings 21 ^a2i>?c. BALTIMORE, February 6. Colton doll; middlings 2uXc; nm receip s 299 bales gross 522; exporiB tu Great Brltaiu 700, ces s nv Lie 126; salea 187; stock 90:?. NORFOLK, February 5. Colton quiet: low middlings I9,??ali?}?c: net re? ceipts 1694 bales; exp, rte coastwise 4123; sales 290; Block 12,669. WILMINGTON, February 6. Cotton quiet; middlings l?%c; net receipts 213 bales; exports coastwlco 1478; sales 13; stock 1620. SAVANNAH. February 6. Cotton duli; middlings io^c; net receipts 3646 bales; exports to Great Britain 1846; coastwise 2463; sales 623; stock 87,290. AUGUSTA, February 5. Cot;oa dull; middlings 19c; receipts 776 bales; sales 767. MEMPHIS, February 6. Colton q:let; ralddllngn 20>ic; exoorts 2201 balts; sales 1923; stock 31,659. MOBILE. February 5. Cotton dull and nominal; middlings 19>?C; ?< t rrcelDts 661 bales: exports to Orea Britaiu 2822. coastwise 2167; sa.en 300: stock 48,760. NEW ORLEANS, r-ebruary 6. Cotton In ralr demand; good ordinary I8>ic, low mid.-ling l8Jiai9. midi-ling l9J?al9Ji ; net. re c Ipts 6789 bales, groas S793; exports to Great Britain 50.8. coa-twUe 1015; salts 1200; last even? ing 4800; stock 212,450. GALVESTON February 6. Cotton heavy; goodonlnnTv 17c; net receipts 3035 bales; sale* louo; atocc 73,020. PROVISION'S AND TRODUCE MARKET8. LIVERPOOL, Februarys. Koon.-Breadstuff^ quiet. P<irfc es 8d. Lard 288 61. h vening-i hort middles 37s. Turpentine 49a 60s. NEW YORK, February 6. Noon.-Flour quiet and steady. Wheat Orra. Corn quiet. Pork ?rm at $14 26. Lard quiet for steam Turpentine firm at 6Sa68>ic.- Rosin quiet at {3 66 for strained. Kvenirig -Flour drooping; common to fair ex? tra $6 50 9; good to choice $9A 13 25. Whiskey nrm at 93xc. Wheat slightly favors bnjers at $1 09. Export corn In moderate request and nv changed. Pork -Jail at $14 37*. beef quiet at $8 18Jia8 ?o. Navals Ur ri Tallow quiet. WILMINGTON, Febraary 6. Spirits turpentine higher at 63>?c Kosln steady at $2 99 fur strained, crude turpentine st- ady at $3 26 f >r h*rd $s 26 for yellow dip and virgin. Tar quiet at %i 80. CINCINNATI. February 6. Flour quiet and firm at $810a8 40. Corn firm and in fair clpmand at 40c Pork nominally uu changed. Lard quiet at 7%c; steam, buye Bat "'ic; "Kettle 7Xe. Bacon stead;; sales of shoul? ders f Xe, clear rib sides 7Ji c, clear hides 7*0 Whiskey ?rm at 88c Loni -VILLE, February 5. Flour Arm and in fair demand;sales or family extra at $7 60a8 25. fancy $9 25. Corn firm at 42o. Pork quiet at $13 nacon. sales or ghoul '1er-* at by, c, clear nb sides 7>?ca7Xc. clear sides Sasxc Lard Fold at sasxc kegs 9a9>;c, order lois >?c higher. Whiskey nrm at ssc. The New York Klee Market. From the Dally Bulletin, Tuesday, February 4 : The market ls steady and fairly a.tlve, and full prices continue to be quoted. We note sales of 40 tes Carolina at Ba9c and 150 baga Rangoon at 8XH07?. The New York Naval Stores Market. From the Pally Bulletin, Tuesday, February 4 : Receipts today 692 b?rrela rotin, ??pints tur? pem lue openei steady at about CJXC for mer? chant.ble order, but later became weak closing ar. 65Xa66c, notwlihsiaudlDg a reported dlspatcu (rom wilmington quoting au advance or lc there. For future delivery the market U firm. Sales are very light aud only in elude 60 buis, early lu the day at eoxc. Strained rosin H de ldediy easier, cos? me weak at the decline, ?-ales 300 barrels at $3 65. The Oner grades of rosin continue quiet and without di elded change Tar da l but arm. Pitch selling moderately at full prices. Interior Cotton Markets. CHARLOTTE, February 3. Sales to day light. Wc quote low middling at is>;aisxc, other grades In proportion. MACON, February 3. There waa no charge In the market to-day, un? less lr. be a run her weakening lu the demand fur ami price i f poor cottons. The market ia full of low grades of colton, with very little request therefor. High grades are bttll In good demand, aud closed Arm to day at 19 tor middling and 19X ror strict middling. The receipts to day wete 20J bales; shipments 4?3; salen 4tl. COLUMBUS, Febroary 3. Market quiet but steady, ordinary 16al6XC good ordinary 17Xal7X. low middlings 18xal8X, middlings lox; sales 2i? balts; receipts 227 bales; shipments 160. MONTGOMERY, February 3. Cotton, ordinary 17c good ordtuary 18XC. erriet go id ordloaiy is.sais?;c, low nu dllups l8Xal9c, middlings 20c; the market ls quiet. Receipts per Railroad, February 9. SOUTH CAROLINA RAILROAD. 1277 bales cotton, 66 tales goods, 200 bbls noun I bbls rosin. 8 cars stock. To Railroad Agent, B blscnuff A co, Jeffords A co, Campseu A co, Tiede mann, Calder A co. O Sahimau, D*A Amine, Ll Cobla A co, C Graveley. G W wu.lams A co Money, Lowodes A co, Al ian A Selgnloua. w ? Mnith A c >, A J Salmas. WK Ky an, ? ? Frost A co, Penser. Korigera A co, G H Walter A co i'hode Uros, W C Bee A co. Wies A co, Pringle <t Sou. A S Smith, J T.-lum, Reeder A Lavis, Vi B Williams A >on, Tronh'dm A Son, W O court uey A co, W w srolih, Mowry .* Son, Murdauet k Weekley, Counts A Wroton, kinsman A Howell Bardia A Parker, Johnston, crews A co, W A Boyle. NOUTnuASTERN RAILROAD 176 bales upland cotton, 1 bag sea ls and cot ton, 310 bbls rosin, 47 bnlB Bpi Its turpentine, 24( b<gs rough rice. 40 boxes tobacco, 68 bdis aud 86lb.rs Iron. 2:t bags ground nus, cars lumber, md e, Ac. To E II Kr os: A co, Pelzer, Rodgers 4 Murdaiigh A Weekley, w c Courtney A co, Mowry A hon. O F Levy, J A Pritchard, A i Snilin, caldwoll A ann, T P Smith, Reeder A Davis. Craw ey A Dehon, w c Bee A co. Kinsman k Howell, J Ha i eke!, W K Ryan, S D Stoney, il J SaUnaa, w ourney. G H Walter A co, Stouey Lowndes k co. TrenQolm A Son, G W Williams <t co, Barum A Parker, Wuiiden A Jones, J K Adget * c:>, Quackmbush. E-tiu A co, u Rialto A co Wageut-r, Mon.-ee-i A to. A lactic Phosphate ca, G Foll?n A M-ui, J KS, J Ciimp-en. Kinsman Bros, I wetters, Tiedemaun, Cauter k co, Klinck, Wick enbtrg k co, H Bischoff A c), K Welling, N ERK Agent, S A c R K Agent, and others. SAVANNAH AND CHARLESTON RAILROAD. 27 bales upland and 26 bags sea island cotton 20 bbls rojln, 194 hnshem rough rice cara lumber mdse, Ac. To Ravenel A co. Fra-er A I Ul, G \V Williams A co. J F Taylor A co, Pincsney Bros, Warulaw A Carew. Reeder A Davis,*! D Bush, s ll An ie: BO n, F Richards, W c Bee A co, H Boyd. Thoa Abner. Nat MoLUomery, G M beeves, H Krekel, A B Mulligan, -N E Stoops, R PlncKtiey C K Perkins, M Triest, I) llallis, Thomas Murray, T P Snilth.counta A Wroiun, Pelzer, itodicers a co, Murdaugn A Weekley, Stoney, Lowndes A co K U Abell. J A KL slow A co, W P Dowuog crawley A Oehon, L D Mowry A Son, Whilden J Jones. JSmlih, amt others. Passengers. Per steamer M S Allison, from Edlsto, Bater prise, Rockville and Way Landings-H C Lair cus tc r aud lady, Miss E M Raynard, E M Bay card O li Middleton, D Jervey, Captain A Berg. FORT CALENDAR. MOON'S rn ASKS. FirHt Quarter, 4th. 4 hours, 46 minutes, morning, Full Moon, I2th, 6 hours, I4 mini tes. morning. La t Quarter, 20th, 6hour, 3 minute-*, mornlug. New Moon, 26th, io hours. 3 minutes, evening. FEBRUARY. Monday. Tuesday. o Wednesday.. 0 Thursday_ 7,Frlday. 8 sat urday.... 9 sunday. SUN RISKS. SUN SKIS. 6. .54 6..53 6..62 6..61 6.. 60 6..49 G. .49 5. .34 6..35 5.. 86 5..37 6..38 6..39 6..40 MOON K. A S. morn 12..28 l..i9 2.. 28 3..26 4..22 6 .13 mem WATER. morn 12..41 1..40 2.. 86 3 .40 4..41 6. 84 MARINE NEWS. CHARLESTON, 8. C.FEBRUARY G. 1873, Lat36deg46min33sec. | Lon 79deg67 mlo27 sec ARRIVED YESTERDAY. Br bark 1 avid McNutt, Lockhart, Havana-e days. Balast. To Henry Card. sctir Lucretia, Cozzens, Tortugas and Key West -12iiajs. Powder. To J A Enslow A CO. Bound to New york, and having experienced eevtrt weather, dating which aidlt sails, waa obliged to putin for repairs. Steamer M S Allison, Togllo, Edlsto, Enterprise Rockville and Way Landings. Cotton seed, bbb oysters, mdse and sundries To D Nesbit, w c Bee k co, L Kenackc. A Stelling, S Webber, ti 1 Terrell, S A Woodside, J Ogreu, J M Baker, and others. IN TBE OFFING. Ship Priscilla, McManui, Key West. Ballast. To Street Brothers A co. CLEARED YESTERDAY. Ur hatk Foam, sullock, a p-rt in Great Biltaln R Muro A co. UP FORTIIIS PORT. sclir James IC Lawrence, -, at New York, February 3 CLEARED FOR THIS POUT. Steamship Mercedita, Marshman, at Boston, February I, Steamship Virginia, Hinckley, Philadelphia, february 2. Sehr Czar, Hammond, at Boston, February l, SAILED FOR THIS PORT, steamship Ashland, Hunter, at Philadelphia, February 2. MARiNE NEWS BY TELEGRAPH. LiVRRPOOL, January 5. Arrived, Atlantic. NEW YORK, January 5. Arrived, Wisconsin, City of Havana. MEMORANDA. The sehr Carrie s Webb, Homans, from George? town, s C, ai rived at New York, February 2. Tho Hciir Thoa G Smith, for Charleston, left New Castle, Del, January 81. LIST OP VESSELS up, CLIARED AND SAILED FOR THIS FORT. FOREIGN. LIVERPOOL.. The Jardine Brothers, Neilson, sid.Jan 8 Br bark Grantor, Rowlands, cid.Dec 20 Br bark Tiber, Lewis, cleared.Jan 7 BRISTOL, EKG. Br bark Architect, Doddridge, sid.Dec 18 NEWPORT, HNO. The Trio, Brewster, cid.Deo 30 The Ellen, Harvey, sid.Dec is HAVANA. Br bark Vinco. Robson, cid.Jan 21 Spanish brig Kel elana, Ponuendo, sid.Jan 21 CALLAO. Ship Morella,-.sid.Oct29 TRURO. Nor bark Dranpner. Iogvoldsen, np.Jan 2 GRANADA. Sehr Fanny Elder, Smith, sid.Dec 30 DOMESTIC. NSW TORE. Sehr James K Lawrence,-, up.Feb 3 Sehr Anna sheppard, Newton, crd.Jan 22 Sehr charles Mortord. ParsonB, up .Jan 23 Sehr Curtis TUton.-up.Jan 23 Sehr Henry, Wass, cid.Jan 27 sehr Lilly, Hughes, up.Jan 80 Sehr Admiral, steel man, cid.Jan 30 PORTLAND, HE. ^ Sehr F H Odi?me, Crowell, cleared.Jan 23 EA8TP0RT, HE. Sehr Volta, Scott, cid.Jan ll ELIZABSTHPORT, Sehr Charles Morford, Parsons, sid.....Jan 18 BSLFA8T, HE. Seor H P Blalsdell. Wood, s'd.Jan 27 Brig Josie A Devereauz, Haskell, np.Jan 7 BOSTON. Sehr Elizabeth Manee, Barrett, cid.Jan 23 Sctir czar. Hammond, np.Jan 16 Sehr Lettie Wells, Watson, cia.Jan 31 Ii ALTIMORE. Steamship Sea Gull. Dutton, cleared.Jan 30 Brig Jennie Morton, Smoot, cid.F< b 1 Brig Edith Hall, Oliver, np.Feb I Sehr Casco Lodge, Walker, up.Jan 25 Sehr Fannie Bntler. Sherman, cid.Jan 27 Sehr Marla C Frye, Bunker, cid. Jan 27 Sehr Eagle, Seavy up.Feb 1 PHILADELPHIA. Steamship Virginia. Hinckley, cl'ed.Feb 2 Steamship Ashland, Hunter, sid.Feb 2 Sehr Thomas G smith,-. sid.Jan 29 KEV WE6T. Ship Priscilla, McManuB, sid.Jan 31 Dfeto Publications. QUR NEW ROOK LIST, No. 5. FOGARTIE'3 BOOK DEPOSITORY. (FOGARTIE, STILLMAN Sc CO.) THE UNIVERSE, by Professor Pouchet, with an introduction by Professor Guyot (published bj subscription.) Moroccoclotn, Kilt edges, $8; sheep marbled edges $10 ; French Morocco, gilt, $12. 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TRKNUOuM, Plaintiff against N. A PRATT, Defendant.-Copy Bum moue for money demand. Complaint no served. To N. A. PRATT, deroudant In thu action: Yoi are hereby summoned and required to an swer the complaint tn this action which ls Tuc "AT flied In tne office of ihe Clerk or ihe Cour or Common Pleas ror said Connty, and io serve i c?ny or your answer on the subscribers at thel office. No. 43 Broad street, Charleston, wlthli iwenty days after the service of this summotii on yon, exclusive of the day of service. I( yon fail to answer this c mpialnt within tin time aforesaid, the plaintiff will t.->ke Judgmen against you for the sum of niue thousatu ouc hULdred aud clghty-ihree dollars willi In terest at the rate of one per centum per month four thousand dollars thereof, rrom thi Oth day or October. 1872, uni on Uve tnuusane di liars thereof, at said rate, rrom the sixteentt tiny of October, one thousand eight hundred ant seventy-two, and on ilghty-one aud 33-100 dol Mrs thereof, st the rate or seven per centum pei Hnuum, from thc fitrt day of August, isis, aud oi one hundred and one an>167-iu0 dollars theteof nt ihe rate or seven per centum per annum rrom tuc i etti day i f August, 187J, and disbursements ami costs. Dated January 6th. 1873. WHALEY A- MITCHKLL, Plaintiff's Attorneys. JACOB WILLIHAN, C. C. P. To tho defendant, N. A. PRATT: Taki notice tha* the summons In this action, o which the foregoing 1B a copy, together with thi complaints herein, waa flied in the office of the clerk or the Court nt Common Pleas at Charles ron. In the County or Charleston, m the State o Som h Carolina, ou the sixth day of January, 1873 WHALKY ? MiraHBLL, Plalntld'd Attorneys. January 6:h, 1873. lanis-roe STATE OF SOUTH CAROLIN A COUNTY OF CHARLESTON -court or com mon Plea-?.-B. WEEDEN. Pontiff, against R. H Kl KER, Executor ot C. ?. HAPI OLDT, UH younger, aadJoHN P. HAPPOLDT, Administra tor de bonis non cum lestameoio annexo ol ;iIRI iTlaN DAVID HAPPOLDT, the elder. De rendants -Cony summons for relief, complaint not served.-To the Defendants, R. IL Kl KKK, EX ictnor, as afomald, and JOHN P. HAPPOLDT Administrator, as afore.-aid : Von are hereny summon d and required tn answer thc-complaint in ibis action, which win be flied io the offlee or the clerk i,t the Court ol Jommon Pleas, for the said couniv, and to serve i copy of your answer to thc ?aid complaint or ihenubscribers. at i he r office No. 15 Broad street, Charleston, south Cato,Ina, within twenty days lifter the service hereof, exclusive of the day ol such service, and if you fail to answer the com lalnt within the time arorcsald, the Plaintiff In inls action will apply to the Conn for the rellel demanded In the complaint. Dated December 23,1872. SIMONTON A BARKER. Plaintiff's Attorneys. JACOB WI LUMAN. C. C. P. To the Defendant, ll. H. HIKER, Fxccntor : Take notice (hat tne summons lo this acton, ol wnlcb the foregoing ls a copy, toget'ier with the complaint, waB Hied In the office of the Clerk or the court or Common Pleas, at Charl jston, In the County of Charleston la the state of South Carolina, on the twenty-third day or December, 1872. January 4,1573. S1MONTOM A B ARKER, Plaintiff's Attornejs, ]anfl-m3_ No. is Broad street. FOR SALE, TWO HORSE POWERS IN good order. A Twcnty-flvc-IIorso Engine, with wrought iron Shafts anti Water Wheel Flanges, suitable for astern wheel steamer. Also, a Four-Horse Engine. Will be sold at reasonable prices. Also, a variety or well got up Wheel? wright Work. Apply to A. McLEISU, No. 4 Cum? berland street, between State and East Bay streets, sep7-sDac4mos iStasic Books. fJlEN THOUSAND COPIES SOLD IN TEN WEEKS. Greatest success ever known of Dltson A Co.'a GEMS OF STRAUSS. Now contains: Telegraph. Academic, Publisher, Consortlen, lina Nights. Bureerslun. Manhattan, Royal songs. 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Lockwood, Commander, will sall . for the atiove port on THURSDAY, the ath mst. at 11 o'clock P. M. "?....?* For Freight or Passage engagements apply to ' feb6-l_JAMES ADO KR A CO.. Agenta. JP O ? BAL Tl M O SE., FREIGHTS REOEIVEO DAILY, AND THROUGH BILLS OF LADING ISSUED TO PIIIL.ADKLPHIA, BOSTON, AND THE CITIES OF THE NORTHWEBl*_ The Fine Steamship SEA GULL, N. P. Dutton, Commander, making close connection with a Tri? weekly Line ot fine steamships to Boston, will sail I for Baltimore on-. J?. g*- Philadelphia Freights forwarded to that city by railroad from Baltimore without addi? tional insurance, and Consignees are allowed ample ?me to sample and sell their Goods from the Railroad Depot in Philadelphia. , For Freight or Passage apply to PAUL S. TRENHOLM, Agent, fem 6 No. a Union Wharves. ?JHANGE OF SAILING DAYS, INCREASED SERVICE. I PACIFIC MAIL STEAMSHIP COMPANY'S THROUGH LINE TO CALIFORNIA CHINA AND JAPAN. FARES GREATLY REDUOED. Steamers of the above line leave Pt? i ff fal No. 42, North River, rootof Canal street. T"fig [ New York, at 12 o'clock noon, of the loth, S3 and 3oth of every month, except when these dat?t 'all on Sunday, then the Saturday preceding. All departures connect at Panama with steam? ers for south Pacific and Central American porta, For Japan and china, Steamers leave San Fran* ! cisco flrBt of every month, except when lt falls on I Sunday-then on the day preceding. No California Steamers touch at Havana,bat go direct from New York to AS pin wal L One hundred pounds baggage free to each adult. Medicine and attendance free. For Passage Tickets or other Information, apply at tho COMPANY'S TICKET OFFICE, on the Wharf foot of Canal street, North River, New ! York. F. R. BABY, Agent. auglO-lyr pOR LIVEBPOOL, VIA QUEENSTOWN CARRYING THE UNITED STATES MAILS. THE LIVERPOOL AND GREAT WESTERN STEAM COMPANY wm dispatch one of their nrat-class, full powei Iron Scrow steamships from PIER No. 4? N. H., EVERY WEDNESDAY, Cabin Passage $80, gold. steerage Passage (Office No. 90 Broadway) f 80, mrrency. For Freight or cabin Passage, apply to WILLIAMS A GUION, No. ea Wall street, N. T. N. B.-Through Bills Lading to Liverpool issued JJ the Charleston and New York Steamers, which make close connection with the abotre Une. For particulars and rate of Freight apply to JAMES ADGER A GO., WAGNER, HUGER A CO., mays Or WM. A. COURTENAY. jp O R GARDNER'S B L U JF, AND INTERMEDIATE LANDINGS ON THE PEE? DEE RIVER. The Steamer PLANTER, Captain _ . JP*L, J. T. FoBter. ls now receivlng??ss*LsssE Freight at Accommodation Wharf, anu win leave on FRIDAY NIGHT, the 7th Instant. Freight must be prepaid. For Freight or Passage apply on board or to RAVENEL, HOLMES A 00. fehe-t_No. BO Coat Bay ?pOR GEORGETOWN, S. C. steamer EMILIE, Caplaln 0. 0. _ . ?JT?-a. White. Time rabio for February, jdQBS 1873: I.HAVE CHARLESTON. | Lg AVK OKORO ITO WN. WKDSBS'Y, Feb 6, 6 A M MONDAY, Feb 8, 6 A at MONDAY, Feb io, 6 AJ H FRIDAY, Feb 7, ?6 A M FRIDAY, Feb 14, 6 A M WBDNXS'Y, Feb 12, 6 A K WKDNKS'Y, Feb is, 6 A M MONDAY, Feb 17,6 A M MONDAY, Feb 24, 6 A M FRIDAY, Feb ll, 6 A M FRIDAY, Feb 28, 6 A M WBDNRS'Y, Feb 26, 5 A * Freight received day before sailing. AU freight and wharfage must be prepaid. SHACKELFORD A KELLY, Agents, feb3 tnthslmo_North Atlantic Wharf. pOR FLOSIDA, VIA SAVANNAH. iTheSplendl I Mrte-wheeisteamerg, DICTATOR, Captain L. M. Ooxettor,,_ and CITY POINT, Captain Fltsgerald, win leave Charleston every TDBSDAY, THURSDAY and sou. DAY EVBN1NO, at 8 o'clock precisely, for Savan? nah. Fernandina, Jacksonville, Magnolia, Green Cove Springs, st. Augustine, Palatka and all Landings on St. John's uiver, connecting at Palatka with steamers for the Oclawaba River and with the steamer STARLIGHT for Enter? prise, Mellonvllle, and all points on the Upper st. John's and Indlau Rivers. Connect at Fernandina with Florida Railroad for all pointe in the Interior, and with Railroad for New Orleans and Havana, via Cedar Keys, All Way Freight must be prepaid. For Freight or Passage, apply to RAVENEL A CO., Agents, . . Cerner vanderhorst'B Wharf and East ray. rlnc2 BELLOC'S CHARCOAL Approved by the Imperial Academy of Medicine Paris MODEL or Tn LOZENGES H is especially to its eminently absorbent properties (hat Belioo's Charcoal owes its great efficacy. It is specially recommended for the following affections. GASTRALGIA DYSPEPSIA PYROSIS ACIDITY DIFFICULT DIGESTION CRAMPS IN THE STOMACH COstSTIPATION COLICS DIARRHOEA DYSENTERY CHOLERINE MODE OF EMPLOYMENT. - Banoo1, charcoal is taken before or after each meal, in the form ol' Powder or Lozenges. In the majority of cases, its beneficial effects are felt after the first dose. Detailed instructions accompany each bottle ot powder and box of lozenges. Depjt ia PIM, L. FRERE, 19, roe Jieob J i Agents in Charleston: DOWIE, MOISE A J Vi) A Vis, Wholesale Druggists. M