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CITY AFFAIRS. ..' . - .. - - MEETINGS IBIS DAT. .". Pioneer Pire Company, at 2 P. M. " - Hope Fire Company, at 2 P.-;-M?--''- - Stonewall Pira company, at half-past 2 P. H. Frie^ahip Lodge, A. F. H., at hair-past 7 .^^e^^^B^^f-past 7 P. M. ; r*?VC&?X8d?*S'XHJ8 DAT. ij^&KAy wilt sell at 10 o'clock, at hie o^^p?iry^|pooo>,^cutlery, ?a. .; /y TMERMOMETBICAL. The following Is tao range of the thermom? eter for the paat two days : Salorday-8 A. ii.. 46-, 10 A. M., 63; 12 M., fit?.Jt.% &7;* P. M., 66; 6 P. IL, 63; 8 P. M., 6^Bnday-^8 A, M., 49; 10 A. M:, 54; 12 M., 60^2P?;lf ,62;?P.M, 62;6P. M., 59;8P.M., ???r - - LOCAL LACONICS. '''^i^aYa?fajh Fair Is postponed until the week beginning Monday, December 30th. -Tho anniversary meeting of the Charles? ton Chrestomathie Society will be held in the obapel pf the Charleston College at half-past seven o'clock this evening.. ..^(..notice in another column announces 'tJ^igUio lottery,Rpown aa "The Charleston Charitable Association,"baa suspended opera? tions., wa chimneys, one om President street, and Another at. the-corner of Washington and ^jia^t^^^ciognt fire about halt-past five o'cloct yesterday afternoon. Both burnt, out. without doing any damage. -Complaints reach us that the garbage at various poluta, and especially on Meeting street, Js no*, remo ved by the contractors. The eplzooS ls now played ont ; and this ought not to.be. .... ,^The evening mallet both on the Northeaat 6*0 and ?0M& Carolina Railroads, were late on Saturday. In the-case of the So ul h Carolina Railroad the detention was caused by the burnbig ot a car, laden with cotton at Summer vJ4j^jthe.colton waa destroyed. . -*?^uTthe ahsence of Coroner Logan from the ?@?|QHn|*Fd by his request, Trial Justice Wm. i?xiplay yesterday afternoon conduced an taauest upon th*> body of a Btillborn Infant, .'^m?^Vo^L Tradd atreer. Verdict, accl .?^A^.nt. the middle of December Melchers A Muliex wlU occupy one of the elegant stores ofLthe Masonic Tsmple with a choice stock Of ijjmjTMils. . Meantime, to facilitate their remo wfflS&??? ?uTerlng great bargains at their j?ee^t?andl No. 217 King street. ^^p^i<lfty last a horse attached lo a small ;;. ;;?^^?eoama unmanageable lu Broad etreet, nca^Cpurob,and jammed the wa^on against tne>h.U?gy of Dr. .L L. Dawson, which happened "pasalnar. The doctor waa thrown from . . -S^^M^^t?lpBtnfoily bruised. He was taken - , J^^^Mdro?atore of Mr. O. A. Barbot, where h?^nJuTlesreoelvsd.attention. He was able to go ont again on Saturday. f' JIBE CO URIS. H^^^^^Kniaici pail Court. liBllllPjffin* Donahue, drphfc, disorderly and trespassing, one'd^li^of 't?o days. P. E Ca^reanfdrunk, and dirordarly, two dollars or twwjrry toysrGeorg<?3?rrJgue, colored, steal ^^?b^'from ?^hop ln Tradd streat, thirty disst-^yi^li^vtiU' applied for lodgings, discharge^i?ovg?' Fields, colored," disord? erly and - trespassing, one-' dollar and a peace bw^^? flogj at large, one dollar. rj^^?**?lSt?toa ptMMet Court. :'aHPf?$n?: OK;Johnston, Crews & Co., to e*UbSsh'? lien against J. A. Tarrant, was re? tetx^?o-jHf giatrar Clawson., . The'-?rarra?t of iarreat-issued- on Friday ; the schooner Francis Satterly, was dls ^SKP^*^ agreement of the vessel's own " e^j^a?afy any.decrees that may b? issued a^B*ti>erin ihe suit of. George E. Hudgins. ytoJ^fif^fit. ?. '.B. Vanevar and. others sjp?|a^^DsAA?^. Campbell, ault to re oojr^^imagea for a collision at sea, the judge ^:jBBPffitavbr Of : the plaintiffs for ?27GO with l^MWf from the 20th ol February, ?72, and ?^HHra>the proceedings. S|^^p?t^n. adjourned sins die. Tester .? .^aBBB^B&brsof tbs court proceeded to Co Ins?bla?or She-opening ot tho United States Cfrp?t.Coun tn that city this morning. -vf}jStSB??nii.? 8OOT?TY. - At a meeting of the j^cEa^;?8ocljety, held on Friday eveDio; ^fflEaw.'followlogofficers' were elected ta .8^ra^^tfie;?n8ulng' year: Wm.- Bavene;, ^HKhi:E. P. Milliken, vice-president: T. P. Lowodea, secretary and treasurer. &8H^;PBRSIOO,S LECTURE.-s t. Patrick's (jpr^?l^was well filled last evenlDg, on the Ocsfcalon of a lecture given by the Bight Bev. ?^^?Psratoo,;?f Savannah, on M The Unity ^W^Futch.n' The Bishop handled bia snb jttfc^nPblB usual easy, graceful aryle, and for an hour and a quarter held the close attention o^.ri&hisarere. The ?eoture muBt have netted quite ? handsome sum to ward9 the support of ti? ; male orphans, for whose benefit lt was W^ lspiK Faorr.-?ur fruit dealers are . shOwtng^aore than their usual activity during thfl"present season, and their clipper schoon? er-, are'icomlnglnto port every lew days with l?rgeand attractive assortments of the dell <?^p^?c?"??' the tropics; and traders In . the interior will find the Charleston market uuBurpasaed In this line. The last arrival ls tho fine clipper eohoooer George Washington lu air days from Baracoa, consigned to Meosra. iTreeael A Brandea, who advertise her cargo thia ' morning. The assortment of oranges, coeoahnts, bananas, Ac, ls exceptionally fine. THE" ENTERPRISE BAILBOAD.-Judge Gra? ham will thlo morning render his decision on the motion of City Attorney Corbin, made last Friday, for an injunction restralolng the En? terprise Ba'Jroad Company from proceeding idrther with ?Jie laying of their t-ack. The lnJunoiioD, wo are Informed, will not be Issued, but the Judge will order the company to pave the street in such a manner that the Iron of the -{nostril! not project above.ihe street bed. W-r?gara to certain - portions of East Bay s^t\%ner?~the city bas lorn op the paving donkey the" campan y, the Judge decides that J^^?oot Order tho^^ t?fy tb repave to the track lev?l^ibot that the company must do the work and afterward a enter ault ag2>oet the city for cay daraagea that may have been Incurred.. '^Tjp.Hoo iKSPJCOTW.v_The Inspection of Ijpjie^ieiopglog to steamer fire companies waa <^ttW?ujei? bu.Saturday afternoon by the chief ^^fti?Departmeat and his assistants, in rfcet Kireet, near Meeting. The companies ' uoderwent Inspection were the Pal -i Vigilant aud Young America. The I?tS!S.lferl;1?d eight hundred and fllty feet of h(^l^T!v? fps ground and had one hundred and flltj'foet condemned. The second carried 8lxhundre4??nd fifty feet aod' had one" hun? dred feet condemned, and the third, out of ] ftmrhjindred and fifty feet bad ooe hundred aad^^tcondemned,. This afternoon the Hope, Btonewall and Pioneer (steamer) Com? panies will be ?inspected at three o'clock, at lie same place. BOTEL ARRIVALS-NOV. 33 AND ?4. ygavllllon. I - Georg^W^^^Warren and wife, W. Do henyv"WJ?mlflg^;Ni^;E. G. Cala, Monet's Corner^PVM.BJleyvJ.W;^iley, New Jersey; ML J. Hirsch, Klogstree; J. D. Rodgers, Gra? ham's; W. McNeill, Grahamville; J. G. Cole, G. Holmes, Beaufort; Rebertson A. C.Shaffer^ ?olleton; ,E. P. English^ St. Helena, T. E. Gregg, Mars' Bluff; W. A. Perrins, Graham's Cross Roads; D. Morris, J. M. Drysdale, Wash? ington; T. A. Hayden, Greenville;. D. A. Run ken, Rostou; Miss L. Butterfield, New York; Dr. J. H. Well, South Carolina; W. H. Thomp? son, New York; E. E. Le?, 8t. Stephens; T. Choate, South Carolina; J. Harper, J. B. Eat-" man, Klngstree; J. C. Hess, Philadelphia; W. W. Bawls, Bldgevllle; G. A. Bogers, Edlsto; J. D. Harper, Klngstree. - Obarleston. H. D. D. Twlggs, Georgia; B. H. Moonaugh, I Louisville; A. Zach, T. J. Montgomery, H. V. I Spellman, New York; J. L. Murray, Cincin? nati; H. Mlller,New York; W. Derna, South Carolina; L. Amii, Jr., L. B. Dalby and wife, New York; J. E. Jones, Baltimore; E. B. G. Cash, S. C.; J. W. Halbdy, L. D. Hughes, D. W. Ke tchum, R. Jordan, South Carolina; J. E. Grant, Con way bor o'; 0. dd. Sadler, South Car? olinas W. W. Card, Pittsburgh; A. Newnaod, London; D. Appleton, M. Oppenheim, H. A. Carlet,'N. Y.r Lieutenant G. H. Gooding, Fer? nandina; C. J. A ad ell, John's Island; E. T. Walton, Wilmington, Delaware; E. H. Clark, E. D. Kirkwood, W. B. Dayton, Philadelphia; 0. A. -Bunders, E. Livingston, W. H. Smith, W. H. Brodie and daughter. Col. W. Wilson and wife, G. W. Robinson, wife and two chil? dren, N. Y.; Mrs. J. J. Dickenson and daugh? ter, J. P. Marsh, Massachusetts; S. D. Clapp, Augusta; I. Coburn, M. Bosenbaum, Savannah; J. J. Nevltt, Athens; G. W. Allen and wife, New York; J. T. Smith, Savannah; W.P.Ma? gill, Atlanta; J. M. Swilt and wife, Miss L. R. ! Swift, A. F Maison and wife, L. B. Beed and wile, P. 8. Lowry, A Martin and wife, Com? missioner T. C. Winthrop, Mrs. Robinson, Miss H. Robinson, New York; B. T. Martin, Grand Rapids, Michigan; Captain Li. Crowell, Steam? ship Georgia; J. Pierson, F. L. Smith, New ?ork; Mrs. Yan.Houten and son, Georgia; T. D. Anheroft, Steamer Georgia; 'W. R. John's, Philadelphia; A. B. Farquhar, Pennsylvania; J. Green, Georgia; B. M. Slepas, W. D. Roche, New York. " "TOO SMALL." TO THE ED ITOf. OF THE NEWS. The coe i mu alcatloa under the head of "Too I Small," sud signed R. R. Hudglns <fc Co., J which appeared in your Saturday's Issue, seems calculated to mislead and leave a lalse j impression. It therefore properly calla for a | notice from us. The Courier's local embraced In the above, which reports a particular lot ot timber re? ceived by us, la in every essential respect true and correct. Our timber ls represented as eu entire fleet-Xor consignment) averaging j 1100 and 1300 feet. Messrs. Hudglns A Co. report certain logs (chosen particularly) which rangs (rom 1100 to 2200 leet. Of course they can dud la all -their pond very many logs that will rangt down to 260 feet, and perhaps not] over one to make up the maxi mum. To better illustrate the dl-Unctlons-thlB | very lot, (in whole or part,) from which they thoa select Is the same, correctly reported bv you not many days since, as received by Mr. E. L. Halsey, averaging 800 and 1000 feet, and since purchased by Messrs. R. R. Hudglns & j Co., from him. ? We have often received much larger logs than may be singly selected from the present J stock, but the receipt of so well selected and large a supply wai a matter of some interest-, and we believe Its timely publication may conduce io favorable business results,-not only to ourselves but those engaged with us in tbU important branch of trade. Respectfully, STKINMETKR ? STOKES. BUSINESS NOTICES. COCKVOIBIER'S SEAMLESS KID GLOVES are the beat tHOV'js in the world, and every pair war? ranted.. For sale by Melohers & Muller, No. 217 King street-price, ene-button, $2; two-) button, extra long, $2 26. Melohers & Mul? ler are also Agents for Taomson's celebrated Crown Kfd Gloves, which they offer at $1 per pair, and guarantee them to be a better Glove than any sold In this city "t twenty-five or fifty per cent, higher. nov26-mwI3 MELCSERS <fc MULLER, NO. 217 King street, call the attention of the Ladles to their supe? rior quality of Black Alpaoa at 60 cents per yard, worth 66 cents. Also to their full line of Bl ac lc and Mourning Goods, such as, Bom? bazines, Australian Crape Cloth, Barathea, Tam I re, Persian Cord; English Satteens, Merl nos, Cashmeres, Reps, Valours, Poplins, All Wool and Domestic Delaine, Silks, ?c. All ?f | willoh they will sell at very reasonable prices. nov25-mwH MILCH ORS & MULLER will occupy one of | tue stores under the new Masonic Temple on or about the 17th of December. They now Offerent their old stand. No. 217 Klug street, third door below Market street, great bar? gains In their well assorted stock of Foreign and Dc nestle Dry Goods, and the Ladles would do well to give them a call before pur- j chasing elsewhere. Thelrreputatlon for keep? ing the best of Goods at reasonable prices le | too well ?stabllshed to need comment Mr. Melcher* bas been In the Dry Goods business on .KULK street since 1853, and enjoys the confidence of the Charleston public. nov25-mwl3 A FILL assortment of Gents' Furnishing Goods at Melchurs & Muller, No. 217 King street._nov25-mwf3 Osts HUNDRED fine Singing Canaries, Import? ed from Germany. Every Bird warranted; call and see them at my store. Call soon and secure a choice Bird. William McKay, No. 46 Wentworth street. nov26 FiDf r OVESCOATS, Winter Sacks, Water? proof Piints, Vests, ?fcc., 4c.r Cleaned, Dyed and made like new, at Otto Bonntag's, Dyer, No. 34 Wentworth street, between Meeting \ and Anson streets. nov25-mw2* ?? RENOVATE your old Furniture by using Du? rand's French Polish. Sold everywhere. novl3-lmo HAREM'S "SEAMLESS" KID GLOVES, the finest imported. J. R. Bead & Co. are the sole agents for Charleston. nov23-stuth OSE CASE MOP.H of those cheap 12-1 Quilts, only $2, worth $3. Three cases of Super Bed Blankets at $4, $5, $6 and $7 60 per. pair. La-1 dleB will find the above goods very cheap, at Stol], Webb & Co. nov20-wfm6 MESEIBS. STOLL, WEBB <fc Co. beg to offer a fresh assortment ot Casslmeree, Tweeds, and Preach Cloths and Doeskins. Also, Water? proof Cl oak I nz?, in gray, mixed and gold mixed, at $126 to $1 50. nov20-wlm6 VE R? CHEAP.-A Handsome Box, contain? ing One Quire Initial Note Paper, Twenty-four Initial Envelopes, a Penholder and Pen, for only twenty-five cents, at Von SaDten's Ba? zas J-, No. 229 King street, next Academy of Musia July** P?BOHOOTT, BENEDICT A Co. have received a fall 'assortment of KtdrGloyea? aa follows 100 dozenT one'Sutton,; good quailty GloVes, only 90 cerito ; l?p dozen twa-buSons, good quality Gloves Qtt?y $1:25. Also Bole. Agents ofTne'?e?ebrab^Ob??ley's^d Gloves, each pair sold nader guarantee. .FURCHGOTT,-BENEDICT & Co., No. 275 King street, have received 1Q0 sets of Children Furs only $2 25 ; 100 sets of Children Furs $3 and $4; 100 sets of Ladies' Furs $3 ; full Hoe of Huer Furs from $5 up. FCRCHQOTT, BENEDICT & Co., No.- 275, have marked down tbelr large stock of Carpets, and great bargains are offered for this week REMBRANDT PUOTOGARPHS.-Mr. Souder havlog secured the services of two additional artists, one of whom has had an experience of several years In one of tbe first galleries In Europe, begs to inform the public that he ls now able to finish Portraits with more prompt? ness tban heretofore, and with the same delicacy of style and artistic touoh that have marked his past year's work. An elegant as? sortment of Frames, Passepartouts, ?c., of the newest styles, at moderate prices. SODDBB'B GALLERIES, NO. 263 King street. "NEW STYLE CALICOES."-TWO oases of as? sorted New Style Calicoes, Just opened In our retail department. Ladles will find the above goods the neatest ever offered on King street, at Stol!, Webb 4 Co. nov20-wfm6 A FAVOBABLE NOTOBIBTT.-The good repu? tation of "Brown's Bronchial Troches" for the relief of Coughs, Colds and Throat Diseases bas given them a favorable notoriety. Dowle, Moise A Davis, Agents. nov20-wfm3 BUILDING MATERIAL.-An extensive stock and large Variety of Doora, Sashes, Blinds, Balusters, Mouldings, <k?, are kept constantly on hand by Mr. P. P. To ale, at his warerooms, No. 20 Hayne street and No. 33 Plnokney street, j The above are all made at his own factory on j Son beck's wharf. He keeps, also, French and American Window Glass, Stained Glass, Slate Mantels, Builders' Hardware, dec, from the; best manufacturers. . mchS-finwlyr Irks is MONET.-Clocks, fifty different styles, lu wood, bronze and marble cases, at Allan's, 307 King street. 1_ GIFTS VOR THB HOLIDAYS.-For Silverware, fine Watches, gold Opera and Vest Chains, go to Allan's, 307 King street. CHRISTMAS IS coming. For handsome Gold Bracelets, Studs and Sleeve Buttons, go to Allan's, 307 King street. COMMERCIAL, y sn s. Kxporu. Nsw TOBX-Per steamship Champion-123 bag* se i iBland eotion, is?6 bales upland co' ton, HO tierces rice, 20 bales demesnes, 03 packages. bosTOB-Fer ?ehr J F Karla d-350 tons phos- j phate roc*, 216 bales upiand cotton. The Charleston Cotton, Rice and Naval Stores Markets. OFFICE CHARLESTON NEWS, \ SATURDAY EVENING, November 23.1872./ COTTON.-The market was dull and depressed, with only a limited inquiry at ea?lor prices, the artic e being somewhat nominal. Ont the light transactions were about on the basis of quota? tions. Sa les about 400 bales, BBy 16 at 16X, 1 at ie*, 1 at isx, 16 at lox, 140 at 17,46 at 17*, 8 at 17J?, 9 at 17*, 69 at .?7*. 9 at 17*. 86 at 18*. 14 at 1SX, 14 at 18Jf, 8 at is*. We quote: LIV EB POOL CLASSIFICATIONS. .' Ordinary to good ordinary...... 17 ?17K Low middling.is <a Middling.:.18K$18X mnot Middling.is ? @ RicB.-This gram was quiet, with Bale J of about I 65 tierces of olean Carolina, viz: 40 at e\v, 15 at [ 615-160. We quote common to fair at fl*@6j;c; | good 7@7*c. NAVAL MOBBS.-The receipts were 166 bois rosin and 75 bbls. spirits turp?n ?ne. Sales 500 j bbls *osin at $426 for pale, 88 75 for low pale, |865 for No 1 and extra No 1. Some 800 bbls spirits turpentine, not previously reported, were sold kt 02c. Market for rosins quiet. FBIIOHTB.-To Liverpool, by steam, direct, on uplands, -- on sea islands: via New York, IMOaXd on uplands, 1*d on sea islands; by sal 1 *d on uplands, and lid on sea Islands. To Havre, lo on uplands, coastwise-to New York, by steam, Vc on uplands and-on sea island i-, $2 fl Uerce on rice; soc fi bbl on rosin ; by sall, -o V lb sn cotton; -c fl tierce on rice; 500 V bbl un rosin ; $H@12 ft Moolumber; $12312 60 f, si on timber. To Bost n, by Bteam Xe on uplands and $2 50 ft tierce on rice; by sall, -^c fl lb on uplands; rosin 70o; resawed stuff $12@12 60[ timber $ia@l8 50; phosphate $s@5 00. To Providence, by sall $10@U ?HOD boards; -c ?BOB cotton; by steam ftc via New York To Philadelphia, by steam ?ic on uplands^ $1 76 fl tierce on rice; eoe ? bbl du rosin; $1 on spirits. Through bills of lading given to Boston, Provi? dence and the New En (land cities are regularly issued-on this route, and dispatch guaranteed. By sall, $8 fl M on boards; $12 on timber;-9 ton on day; $8 60 on phosphates. To Baltimore, by steam -o V ft; by sall $8?8 60 fk Mon boards ;-on tjmber; $8 60 9 ton at city; $4? 4 50 fl ton np river on phosphate rook. Vessels are In demand by our merchants to take lu mb ;r freights from Georgetown. S. C., Barten and Satll la River, Ga., end Jacksonville, Fla,, to Northern/] ports, and $10?12 fl Mare the rates on timber and boards. EXCHANGE.-sterling 60 day bills nominal. DOMESTIC EXCHANGE.-The banks purchase sight checks on New York st X?X per cent, off, and sell at par. GOLD-I319I4. Marketa hy Telegraph. MONET MARKETS. LONDON, November 23. Noon.-Consols 92*. Fives ss*. . : PARIS, November 23. Noon.-Rents e.r. sec. NEW TOBE. November 23. Nonn.-Freights steady. Mocks very Btrong. Money firm. Gold steady at 13#. Governments dull and heavy. State bouda otrocg. Evening.-Freights Armer. Money 7, gold to fraction commission. Sterling quiet and steady. Oold I2*ai3. Governments closed erm. States dull and arm. COTTON MARKETS. ; LIVERPOOL, November 23. Noon.-Cotton opened quiet; uplands 9*d, or? leans io*ci. Later.-Cotton closed quiet; sales 10 coo bales; speuuatlon ana export 2u00. Nsw YORK, November 28. Noon.-Cotton opnneu quiet; middling uplands 19)4, Orleans 20c; sales lioo bales. Evening.-Guttun quiet; sales 630 bales; uplands l9*o; Oneans 20c; uer. receipts of cotton 1 od ay 437 bales; gross receipts 8578; sales or futures to 7800 bales, as follow?-: Nuvemner i9*aio 3-is De? cember 18 ll-i?ais*, Jauuary 16*. February 191-16, March 19*al?tf, April 18>ial9*, May 1?? al9X. BOSTON, November 23. Cotton quiet; middling 20c; net roceiuts 68 bales; sales 800; gross receipts 1112; stock 4000. B ALTIMORE, November 23. Gross receipts of cotton 4a bales; exports coastwise 80: Bales 340; last evening 260; btock j 6497. NORFOLK, November 53. Net receipts of c -non 2387 bales; exports coast? wise 4369; sales200: stocE 9 .32 WILMINGTON, November 28. Net receipts of cotton 429 bales; sales 62; stock 8033. SAVANNAH. November 23. Gotten dull; middling is*ai3*c; net receipts 4140 bales; gross 4140; exports to Great britain 2060; to the continent 4242; sales 2377; stock 66,362. AUGUSTA, N vember 23. Co-ron opened with a moderate demand at 17X ai7*c, and closed unchanged; sales 1H3 Dales; rec ip ta H7l. M s H PH ia, November 23. Cotton easier: ordinary i&xc g.10.1 ordinary 17 alTXc, low middling I8*al8)ic inddi ng 19?; re? ceipts 2074 balts; bhipmeuis 2.78; stOOK 27 967 _ ? MOSIL-S Nuvemb r 3 Cotton quiet; ttood ordlna y i7J<c, 1 w middling 18c, middling I8?ai8*c; net rtceipts v401 bales: export? coastwise 60s; sa es 600; stoex 26,020. - NEW ORLEANS, November 23. Cotton easier; good, ordinary 17*0; low mid? dlings uso, middling uno; net receipts 1941 ?ales; gros? 2749; exporta tb Great Britain 84381 che continent 6476; coastwise 1383; nales 1800; last evening 2TgQ: a^a?'??$?'Q ^r Cotton quiet; net re^eTp^^balea^fepo Sreat Britain lBS&^-to toe continent 3340; wiae 276; sales 600jatocfc'4t(,878; . ^^<;-. ag^ PBOVISION?^ANb'?KBoDOCE MARKETS. trvEBPOot, November 28. Noon -Bread stn (Ts heavy -, -^P LONDON,November28. Koon.-Turpentine42s Sd. ' . ""; ? ' . NEW YORE, November 28. Noon.-Flour Arm. Wheat quiet but firm. Corn firm. Pork qalet at ?ie. i^ard steady. Turp?n tine ateady. fioaln dnll at 1(4 10 for a traine, i. Evening.-Flour inactive an unobanged. Whea active at lc decline. Oom Inactive and easter. Pork active and Armer at | io. Lard quiet. Gro? ceries quiet. Turpentine steady. Roam dun. CINCINNATI, November 23. . Flour in fair demand'and Arm at $7 26. corn demand light and holders firm; old 43c; new 89. Pork quiet at $18. Lard quiet; kettle 1%; steam 7 9-18. Bacon, jobbing .sales ahouldera dull at 7#; clear rib sides io; clear aldra lOXo. WhlBkey steady at 88. _ Weekly Aaganta Market. AUGUSTA, November 22. COTTON REVIEW-The cotton week under re? view waa inaugurated with a ateady market, with an evident advancing tendency, which was realized in the addition*!1 tfatfc to the opening quotations The highest price leached waa on Wedneaday, on which, day the market opened Orin and closed ateady st 18Ji@18X0 for mid du g8. on Ttrarsday. under unfavorable advices from New York, prlcea fell off. and the demand waa checked to soma extent, followed by a moderare demand on rtiday, tue market cloting quirt at about the opening quotations of thu week, viz: 17Jial8c. * ' . . . Toe aharp caange of weather, bringing tue i'oldeat of the seaaon,*lth tne. probable forma-1 H?H of ice tbroughoatr.the entire cotton belt, ef factually ourtalla any further development or the plant. '-. ? sf Tn? very early picking'time and the goo? we ther throughout toe-fall haa probably enabled planters to secure a larger share of . the growth from the Heida than ever before np to the corres? ponding period. The iiuw or the crop ls yet a aurtect of much apioulatton, moat eatlmatea randing rrom 3,260.0110 t> 8,600,000,..With aome tendency to the am?lli?r amount. We annex a review cf the week's transactions: Friday 22.-The market opened with a mode? rate demand, and elo**d c olet at l7ftai8C/ Sales 828 balea ; receipt-1289. rota! salee and receipts for the week: sa es 888;; mwlpts 7464. COTTON FrmiRBa-on Monday and Friday there was an active bualneiia on 'Change, with the fol? lowing transactiooa . . .". . . . Mo h d ay 18-300 balettDecember delivery, at Au ga-'a, 17J?; 20? balee,^eoember.dellvery, ar AU gus>n, 17 *; 200 bales, January delivery, at Au? gusta, KM. ?rluay. 2-2-400 bales, January delivery, at Au austa, 17 Hi 400 bales, February delivery, at AU KDBta, 17?: 200 bales, Novembpr delivery, at AU gusta, 18 1-I6; 420 bale*, November delivery, at "onusta. 18; 26 bales. November delivery, at AU c"?ta, 17K; loo bales, March delivery, at Augusta, 18*. *_ New York If aval' Stores Market. Nsw Ye RX. November 23. The Dally Bulletin aayB: Receipts to-day 1938 bbb rosin and 829 bbis spirits turpentine. The -peen lat ive Inquiry for- fcplrita turpentine coo tinuea. but noluera aro geuerally Arm at a trifle above the view>- of buysra,. which haa rather re -triced transactions. Sale- Include 292 belt at coKc; 1-0 bbla at soc; 690obis at ooo flat, and loo bbla to arrive at eoe. We also note eales at Wil? mington of 2800 bbla at 64#c Boam continues very dnU and prlcea.are easier, ?ales 88C bbla <: .ramon strained at 84. We quote-common strained $4u410 and gi>od strained $416o4 20. Tar la very ao ree and firm Pitch ateady. Lau In the day spirits became Aimer, and lOObbls sold at 6ixe with that price bid for more, and generally held at 02o. New York Bice Market. HEW YOKE, November 23. The Daily Bulletin aaya: The market la dull and ?aies arc reported of only luO baga Kangoonat 0XA7XC-, and 46 tierces Carolina nt SaSMo. ' 1 Interior Cotton Marketa. 0RANOK3URO, November 22. Sales during the wees 216 biles. We qa ote: Ordinary 16c; low middling nc; middling 17 KC. UNION, C. C., November 21. Cotton-lew middling 16.85c;. 200 bales were sold during the week; LAURENS ?- n- November 21. Cotton ia selling at ie xe. . . WINN8BOBO\ November 28,. For the past two days 144 oaiea have b en sold 1 m thia market at prices ranging from loxanxo. ANPKBSON, November 20 The cotton market has been quite brisk for the | p ?-r. rew days; sale's 481 bales. Quotations to-day MACON, November 22. There was aome dullness in the cotton market I to-day. It opened pretty strong at yesterday's [ quotations, but unfavorable newa from New York c?n*ed aome depression. The market re? mained weak, and closed nominally at 180 -or New York mtddllua?i- The receipts for the week ending to-day have been 2725 bales; shipments 1727; salea 2211. The receipts for to-day were 642 bales; shipments 269; sales 429. COLDMSOS, November 23. To-day our market has been quiet, and prices, owing to unfavorable attricea, dosed nominal. Salea 266 balea, at the fol lo wini figures: Ordinary 16KC, gcod ordinary iva17MU, low. middlings 17X- middlings isaisxp; week'a eales 2661 balea; 2400 Northern splnnerd, 61 home consumption, 90 to Savannah. Week's - receipts 2600 bales, Against 2-69 the prevtoua one. and 2144 the corre? sponding week lait season,. shipments 1048. Receipts per AatlroadU November 93. SOOTH CAROLINA RAILROAD. 172*6 balea cotton, 00 bales gooda, 200 obis flour, 83 bbl* r. sin, 86 tibia tplrtts turpentine 2 cara stock. To Railroad -gent, Pelzer, Rodgers A co, WISB A co. O U Walter A co. B H Frost A co, Mur d.iugh A Weekly, Bardia A Parker, Mowry A Son, Pringle A son, T P smith, 0 Llebenrood, chapeau A Heffron, W P Dowling, A J salinas, Reeder * Davis, A B Mulligan, A s Smith, W W -smith. Col cock Sc co 0 A Oraeaer, W B Williams A Son, Crawley A Dehon, WardtawA Carew, wallam?, Black A Williams Wagner A MonBees, Bollmann Bros, S.oan A Baignions, Trenholm A son, and others. NORTHEASTERN BATLE0AD. 323 bales cotton. 140 bbls spirits turpentine, 419 I bbla rosin, cars lumber, tobacco, peaa- rough rice, muse. Ac To J May, M Schwartz, R F Sweegan, ll Wohlken, s 0 Railroad Agent, E E Frost Sc co, W g Rv an, A J Salin a-?, Mowry Sc Sop, T P smith, A 8 smith, Caldwell A Son, Q W Williams A CO, W 0 Courtney A co, W B Williams A Son. Barden A Parker, Tren holm A Son. Wbllden A Jone-?, W c Bee A co, Pringle A Son, Petzer, Rodgers A CO, Murdaugh A W< exley, Ravenel A co, witta Bros, Fraser A Dill, Kinsman A Howell, j N Robson, Chapeau A Betrron, Bollmann Bros. F O Mey, E Willis. Quackeabttah. Estill A co M Lahrs, O Ola cius, Mantoue A co, Nacnmann A co, O Foll?n A Son, E Ne:--on, EWelling, Railroad Agent, Order, and ochers. Passengers. . Per steamship Champion. Xor New York-Cap? tain CroweU, J Keuy. W Dougherty. Mrs Jenkins,* J 0 J en Kins, alf? E a try bring, W H Evana, J Tronche. Per steamship Georgia, from New. York-F J Lowry, T 0 Winthrop, uommoeore, Mrs Robinson, L B t<ead and wife, Miss H Roblu-on, A Martin A wife, B F Ma<tin, wist. L Butterfield, H Stod? dard, Maeter dark, captain aleck man, D A Ran. kin. Mrs Van Battier and son, Miss L R Swift, J M swift and wife, l, F Maison and wife, P Snyder Mr Mccomb, Rev Dr Meets, Miss Clark and maid, Misa Benancks lady's maid and nurse, OeWltt Barr, R spaces, F Trtbon, E?q, Dr Milli. Rev Jaa Evana and servant, N Barratt. Miss M Joesph, Miss Hattie Lemau, Ida Devoe. Mlaa M Du 01a, t Secor, Captain s crowd!, and lu in steerage. Per steamer Dictator, 1 rom Palatka via Jack? sonville, Fernandina and Savannah, ca-H G Sreet, G Munrow, W Fontein, Mr Irving, W F smith, Sebeaban, and 2 on deck. *OSZ CALEN VAE. MOON'S PHASES. New Moon, lat, 12 houra, 9 mlnutea, morning. First Quarter, 7m. IO hours, 82 minn te?, evening, t ell M mn. 14th. i l noars, 49 minutes, eveolng. Last Quarter, 28d, 12 boura. 26 minutes, morning. New Moon, 30th, 1 houra, 16 minut?e, evening. NOVEMBER, Monday. Tuesday. Wodnesday., Thursday..., (friday., saturday..., sundav. HUN HIBBS. a..40 0..41 0..42 0. .42 6..4 ! 0..44 0..46 SOM SEW!. 4..54 4. .64 4..64 4..64 4..64 4.. 64 4..64 KOON S. A S. 1 22 2..10 3..19 4..22 6..28 e..as e. et nia H WATER 8..S2 4..18 6.. 0 6 :48 0..88 7..22 8..16 BLilBINR SEWS. CHARLESTON, b. 0... .NOVEMBER 26, 1872 st .len <e mm aa seo. | Lou 7? de? 67 mum eeo ARRIVED YESTERDAY. Steamship Georgia, Holmes, Hew York-left I - instant. Mdsa To Wagnar, Huger A co, J E AdgerA co, J apple, J Allan M A Aahton GW Aimar, C D Ahrena. T M Bristol! A co, B Boyd, S Brookbank.-), T E Bi own, J B Brown, F 0 Borner, M Bi-choix A co, B Batea A 00, C Batt, .t co, GA Bowman, .B N Boer, E ? Burnham, Dr H Baer, cameron. Barkley A co. Chaee A eui tino, L ena piu. Carrington & Thomas, T M Oater, H Cob a, L Cohen A co. J cam. Ben lt co, Crane, Boyiston A co. J C H oiaussen, J Uu?irrove, w a Ohaiee a co. K G ObtBoloi. or o Carlin, H A Due A > on Dong. las- A Miller. Dowie, Motae A Davis. elias Broa, Erwin A Maui!], J M E sou A Bro. li F Fleming A cu, Fur yine, McOomoA co, Furonsott, Beneuict. A c ., J S Kali ly A CU. B Foley, Misa K Fowler, T P Forre-to J, J H Graver, W Gurney, H Geidta A CO, U Graveley. P L Qnuiemln. Graman A sea wacke. J H Had A co, W Uanali, N A Hunt, A tl Harden, Holnuea's Book Store, T M Horsey A Bro. J Hnr kamp A co, 0 Hickey, Hart A co, J Heins, D H Jacques, Jeffords A c?f?JohJist?D, Crews A OP, !Lat^4 ^^Sw^A luDu?? r EH^e?. ?taorAco, H&ruoue ?Sec.*Ma?^?^ood^E* V? Marshall 4 co, JT Maloney, Murphy 4 Little, Mrs Mid die ton. IC MelcQers, uommander c 8 Norton, B O'Neill, F L O'Neill, D O'Neil 4 Son, Paul, Welch * co,.B Ferry, W H Pomeroy, O P Poppenheim, O F Bankin. D Paul 4 co, ft Both. Blecke 4 Peter? mann, J R Bead 4 co. Rivenel 4 Holmes, WByan, a B stoddard '4 co, Wm Shepherd 4 co, Stettens Werner 4 Ducker, S O Cz CJ, E Scott, B N & wee? ney. 8toll webb 4 co, J F salvo, Sell 4 Foster, M Tn esr, R Thomlinson 4 co, Tiedemanu,. Calder 4 co, A LT; 1er, Tuomas 4 Lanneau, S Thompson, J F Taylor B co, 8 Ti eren dal, F voa Saaten, General vogdes, ? B White, w o wood. P Walsh, P Wine man 4 co, Walker, Evans dc Cogswell, O F w ic? t?re, O W Williams 4 co, S O Railroad co, N E Railroad co. Sav 4 Chan Railroad co. and others. Steamer Dictator, Cozetter, Palatka via Jack Bonville, Fernandina and Savannah. 86 bales cotton, 48 bbls and boxes orange?), one lot cane, md- e and sundries. To Ra vend 4 co, Ingrabam 4 Soo. Stoney 4 Lowndes, Witte Bros. Fra-er 4 DIU, O W Williams 4 co. Williams 4 Son. D Mc? Pherson, S Chase, Wal Bird 4 co, W M Lawton, J A Enaiow 4 co, J F O'Mein, and others. Sehr John Shay, TWoa. Philadelphia-8 days. Coal. To O W Selgnlouii; vessel to B ? sweegan. sehr George Wa-hmjrtcn. Shirley, Baracoa-0 days. Fruit. To Bxessui A Brandes. s ream tug Resolute, .dc Oat ty, Port Beyal, S 0, To J A Baslow Aco. lias come to thia ponto repair damages snscalaed wniie wrecking ship Euergy. Received from Bannutt's HILL 172 tierces rice To W 0 Bee 4 co, H Bischoff 4 co. ARRIVED SATURDAY. Br bark J B Dnffns Klllam, Sydney, 0 B U days. Ballast. To li G Wilkins 4 co. Sehr Charles, Sablstoo, rrom Gombahee. 2000 bushels rough rice. To w 0 Bee 4 co. Bohr Carrie, Lewis, Dom Back River. 2200 bash els rough rice. To W o Bee 4 co. Scar Gen B E Lee, Or adlet, cooper River. 1060 bushels rough rice, TC J. HanokeL Boat from Toogoodoo. 2 bags sea Island cot? ton. To W A Boyle. Boat fr?m John's Island, s bags sea Island cot? ton. To W A Boyle. Boat from James Island. 84 hags,sea Uland cot. ton. To Fraser 4 DUI?: : ? Boat from Joan's Uland. 20 bags sea Island cotton. To Fraser 4 Diu. Boat from Edlsto Islimd. 4 bags sea island cot? ton. To Fraser 4 DIU. Boat from Wadmaiaw. S bags sea island cot? ton. To Fraser 4 um. Boat from Hobcew. 4 bales tea island cotton. To Fraser 4 Dill.. Boat rrom Church Flats. 8 bags sea island cotton Ta Fraser 4 Dill. Sloop alice, --, from Cooper River. 700 bushels rough rice. T:>WOBee4co. Boat from Christ Church. 6 bags Bea Island cot? ton. To w M Lawton 4 Son. Boat from Christ Ohnroh.. 10 baas aaa Island cotton. To Wm Gunny. Boat from John'* is] ajad. 2 baars sea uia?d cot? ton, -aro ,Wm. dorney. Boat from Wadmaiaw. 6 bags sea Island cot ! ton. To Stoney 4 Lowndes. * , Boat from Christ Church. 6 bags sea island cotton. <To Stoney-4 Lowndes - Boat from Edlsto. c bags sea Island cotton. TO Stooey 4 Lowndes, j Boat from St Paai'i. a bags sea island cotton. To Stoney 4 Lowndes. Stephens boat from. lohn'a Island. 6 bales cotton. To stoney 4 Lowndes. Whaley's flat from fohn's Island. 12 bales sea Island cotton. To sw ney 4 Lowndes. OLEARED SATURDAY. ' Steamship Champion, Lookwood, New York James Ad ger 4 Co. Behr J P Fariand, Baker, Boston-Roach 4 Mof? fets. SAILED YESTERDAY. Span brig Rosita, Abril, Barcelona.' behr Franois Satter ly. stetson, Boston. . SAILED SATURDAY. St eamshlp Champ? m, Lockwood. New York. . FROM THIS POET. Steamship Mercedlra, Marshmsn, at Boston, Noverni er 21. Brig Edith Hall, Ollrer, at Baltimore, November 21. Brig W H Parka, DLx, at Baltimore, November 21. . ... . Sehr Jonathan Maj, Neal, at Bal timo ra, Novem? ber 21. UP FOR THIS PORT. Bohr Traveller, Hodges, at New York, Novem? ber 21. CLEARED FOB THIS PORT. Steamship Falcon, H ay nie, at Baltimore, No? vember 22. v - Br bark Jerome Jones. Kenney, at Boston, No? vember 30. " Sehr Caroline Yoong, Young, at Philadelphia, November 20. Sehr A Heaton, Bogers, at New York, Novem? ber 2L, SAILED FOB THIS POBT. Spanish bark Elvira, Slbart, from Havana, No? vember 14. MEMOBANDA. , The sehr Adolph Hugel. Davis, from George-1 town, S 0, arrived at New York, November 20. The brig J W Spencer, from Charleston for Boston, was at anchor off Wood'a Hole, Novem? ber 21. The sehr Farragut, from Beaufort, S 0, ror Bos? ton, was at Vineyard Haven, November 21. The Bohr Wbltnev Long, from Port Royal, S 0, for Beeton, was at Vineyard Haven. November 21. The scRrs Young. America, Mccormack, and Garrid Bonnell, Piokltam, from this port, were at Havana November if, t ne former loading, tho lat- [ ter ur certain. The brig Mary E D ina. O'Neill, for Georgetown, S 0, cleared at Boston, November 20. POET OF GEORGETOWN, S. 0. .iBBtvio. November 14-soar 0 s Webb, Hewitt, New York. November IS-Brig Charles Wesley, Harding, Searsport, Me. November 18-Sct r J B Floyd, Squires. New Yore. November 10-Sclir M B Harris, -, New York, sohr J Winthrop, Lewis, Providence, B L . ? CLBABBO. ' November 16-Sehr J Means, Eaton, for New bary port, with lamb er; steamer Isis, Chester, for Wilmington, NC. November IT-set r Palma, Rankin, for New York, with Naval stores; Sehr ida Bella, Horton, for New > ork, with uaval stores. No ve mb sr 18-Sehr Martha, Smith, for Porto Rico, W I, With lum jor. LIST] OF VESSELS DP, CLEARED ANO SAILED ' FOB THIS POBT. FOAETGN. rjVBBFOOL Br bark Fille de FAT, Jones, sailed......Oct 4 The Onward, Ballard, old.;.oct SO ? OAHU IFF. The Mary Jane, Jot es, Balled.....Sept 26 The Emma, Pender sailed........Sept 10 Bark Brilliant, Bartley, sailed--.Sept 16 BBCMKN. German bark Neptune. Ploghoft, np..Oct 1 The Freihaadel, W?chter, sailed.....Oct 1 TROON. The Augusta, Onderberg, sailed..Oct 6 STOCKHOLM. Bark Hellos, Holm, sailed.;.Sept 6 " BARCELONA. Span bark Providencia, -, sailed.Oct 16 GIBGKKTI, 6ICILT. SwedlBh brig Anna, Jansen, sailed.Sept 0 POBT TALBOT. The Santander, Mlles, cleared.Oct 4 CALLAO. Bark Sapho, Wilbur, up.Oct 14 HAVANA. Spanish bark Elvira, sib er t, sid.Nov 14 DOMESTIC! HXW TOBE. Bark Walter, Berry, cid.Nov 18 Sehr E A Elmer, Oorson, cid.Nov 10 SChr r lore nee Rogers, saeopurd, as.Nov 14 Behr A Heaton, Rogers, cid.Nov 21 Sehr Myro.er. Brown, cid.Nov 14 Sehr Aioert Thoma*, Rose, cleared.Nav 2 BOSTON Br bark Jerome Jones, kenney, cid.Nov 20 Brig Melrose. . up.:.Nov ll scar Emma D Money, Elwell, cleared.Nov 2 PHI LAD KL PH I A. Bark Walter, Berry, op.-..Oct so Brig Mary 0 Roosevelt, Huberts, cid.Nov 13 Sehr Traveller, Hodges, np.Nov 21 Sehr Caroline Yoong, Yoong, cid.Nov 20 Sohr Electric, Dale, np.Nov 12 BALTIMORE, Steamship Falcon, Haynie, oleared.Nov 22 Sehr J ti Stickney, Kooks, up.NOV 18 Sehr Mary Manum, Tyler, cid.Nov 18 NORFOLK. Steamer B S Baker, old.Nov 19 PROVIDENCE. Sehr Irene E MeaBervey, Wall, sailed.Nov 2 (Ulina, grgr-kgrrj, &t. CHINA, GfcASS AND CROCKERY, AT THE OLD STAND, KING STBEBT, CORNER OF LIBERTY STREET. The Subscriber would respectfully inform his rrieuds au J the public that ola stock ls now com? plete lu UUIN 4, OLAS* AND U HOOKE KY, Pmla White and fancy China Glass and Fancy China Goous, Lamp-, shades. Ac., 4c nctlO-tbSlOStliOS K_ H MCDOWELL. Agent. NOTICE.-AT THE NEXT - SESSION of the General Assembly an application wdi be made to incorporate "THE CHARLESTON COASTWISE TRANSPORTATION COMPANY." oct-*,llnovl,16,decl,16 j 9500,000 IN BANK TO PAY ALL PITTS. A FULL DRAWING IN SIGHT. $10O? 00O' FOB; ONLY $10 At the. 8eerad.,QrM(I OifWJoi^ K.Sr^fcL act ?V^e ^^turo, la *ia of the Publto Library ot^Kentuoky, unavoidably post poned fronv september .-28 to December^^and whichi positively and unequivocally occt?^ii, I^ulsvPlei, Ky., Saturday; IJtc^ai^ii^^tay o? ?urther/itorptt.caur .account .wDA?ver;the. folio win? Cash, Gina are Xor. diatnhutloabrMot among the ticket holders: m ti ? - ? ioa. ONE GRAND QIFT, CASH..............;ll?ttO00 ONE GRAND aifT............,....;,',;,^????5? l Gash Girt.;....$16,000 ' ? Oash Gifts. ...aaoo? 1 cash Gift.$20,000 .16 cash GOts...v$jW l Cash Girt.$i6,ooo 20 Gash Gifts.... woo iCasb Glfc......$io,ooo' "21 cash Gifts..'.. ;$soo l cash Gift. $8.ooo .26Cash Gifts.... $700 1 cash Girt..-$8,000- ;86 Casa Gifts.... $600 1 Cash Gift.$7,000 -46 cash Gu*t8^;;.^$800 1 Caa? Gift. $8,000 60 Casa Gifts.... $400 1 Cash Gift.$6,000 SO C.,Eh Gifts.... $800 1 Casu GI it.$4,000 100 Gash GICU.... ?20Q I cash Gift. $3.000 612 cash Gifts.... $100 Total-WOO G Ifta, all Cash.$600,000 The money to pay all these Gifta la noir upon deposit, and set apart for that purpose, in the Farmers' and Drovers' Bank, as win be seen hy? the following certlllOHte or the Cashier: FAERBBS' AND DaOVSBS' BANK. 1 LomsyitXB, KT., September tis, ld-2. j Thia ls to certify that there ts now on deposit in thia bans over Half a-Minion or Dollars to' ! the credit o? th? Gift Concert Fund, $sco,ooo or which la held by thin oank aa Treasurer of the fabllo Library of Kentucky to pay off all Gifts to be awarded at the drawtng.___ - B. a. VEECH, Caehlen Price of Ticked, insta Tickets, ilOrHalves, $6; Quarters, $2 60: II Whole Tickets K.f'flOO; 28*for $i66; 58 for $500: 113 for $1000; E86 for $2600 ; 676 for $6000. Ho discount on less man $iuq, worth of tickets ats time, * . The drawing will positively and unequivocally take place December 7. Agen'a are peremptorily required to close sales and make relama Novem? ber 26, In order to give ' ample time for Xn^fmal arran seme nts. Orders for Tlc leets or applications for circulars should be addressed to . ' Gov. THOMAS H. BOAMLETTE, Agent Publie Library or ?enlucky, ioutavuia, Kentnoky. ..? oot?-aWiSAW? . 's?Tormsav fciirttors, Sft H. KLATTE & CO. j AGENTS FOR CHARLESTON. . We have appointed Mesara/ H. KLATTE A OO. Sola Agen-s for Charleston for th's Celebrated Brand Of PDT?B RESTOCK? WHISKEYS, both BTB*and B URBOS? ; These Whiskeys ara g n aran teed pare KENTUCKY 00PPER DISTILLED, free from all compound tm purines/ s?d highly recommended by eminent chemists for medical nae., The Brand ls patented 'topwventlnirtngemeots. '." "r?-?-?-"?; . . BAKKHQDSE BROS. A CO.. ^, Louisville, Ky. ? We respeotf?ny inform oar men di and custom, .'era that we keep constantly on hand a fall supply or the above already favorably.well known Whis 'eya. and offer same to the trade at distiller's' prices. H. KL ATT El A CO., " : aug8l-atuih6mo . . No. 186 East Bay. SDrnga atCOrjoIeaoIe. : r oivEBfliL raanauiiow or int ' TIAST-CLASS ??ca? ALF. 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A foil Une or ah the moat approved a ed ic in es of this bcnool-In tinctures, powders and pedeta;ln all dilutions and. potencies. Abo Family Vedi cine Cases, wlthSmau'a'Practlce. For sale by DR. H. BAER,' ' * No. 181 Meeting street. . Y?BG: For particulars of ?toi'i a.WJLA..OOJ W. Pl OLYDB . South Del aware Avenue, ] PARE8' au g 19-1 yr wv--' iM C?JRBYrNGT~ ' THE iiviaurooD ?JLTT maye- -'^j^ Tte Splondlrt SMe-w ! DI OT ATO ?t- Captar- w leave Charleston every EVBNXX?8, at f SANDLN A, i ABetm^u^UUn&PU DATMc???^aiid*a?Ji arrrvtng %ere SUNDAY- -Ai 1 Wcm* POLST .will ?? MOENINO ? and 8A" r?o, arrinnr nere;V . i^nectton-tojnad* . road for He? Wegjagt ttnej and at PAmtl?3rt? Uwana Blver. .AUPreuiMforWay^* on wharf. Garner Vanderhorst's ' octa XTT-EBKLT H;iqB^l SATANNAH, -GA., AND '?K^ BEAUFORT, 8. O.' - *" - o?>tajB;^^|jf?B^R^ WUl leave Accomrnodation Wlw??? every MONDAY Mojutt^geKMWga? for SavBunan, Bt-ardoT^ H?KUl-???? Wella. Beiurnln?,-wlUiieavnt WiM iirssDAY Moaiaaa..- ^-.^aifcgaass Will kave ?or Beaufort, PaaBe.apor* Landings every TnuMDAT MOBNTNO^ Keturnli.g, Will ltaTO MOBNTNO- .".??'* .f*':j?S GouaaoonBlK'ned to care of. Affmtt.f warded freeo?Btoragepr,c?mniJ?p^ Freight receiyedJanW-WAYB and S moat oeprepal.itoWayl^?lNg?22s Freight received fotpow?w?fW?" to Oe transferred '0^amerO^?t Savaonao every T?BBDAT MOTNTKOv ? >V After me I5tn ??.?J*?? ?onal wlU oe cn&nted oo ewgnt except >avaunohand Bc^jS For en***eme?AVgg^^^^ffl octa-WB '"tigSSl