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CITY AFFAIR'
atsEXisas IBIS DAT.
Ualon Kilwinning Lodge, at 7 P. M.
Stonewall Fire Company, at 7 P. M.
Irish Bille Club, at 7 P. M.
AUCTION SALES THIS DAT.
A. Tobias' Sons will sell at ll o'cli
United Sutes bonded warehouse, brant
Leitch A Bruna will sell at ll o'clock,
east end of Broad street, real estate.
Lowndes ft Grimball will seilst ll o'
near the Poa to Cl ce, real estate.
Laorey, Alexander ft Co. will sell at
quarters past 9 o'olock, at their store,
mackerel, Ac.
Wm. McKay will sell at 10 o'clock,
atore, shoes, clothing, ftc.
THERMOSt ETHICAL.
The range ol the thermometer yesterd
the drag store of Dr. Joseph Blackms
tbs south aide ol Broad street, was as lol
' SA.M.146; 10 A. M., 61; 12 M., 56; 2 P. ?
4 P.M., 68; 6P.M., 64; 8 P.M.,62.
LOCAL LACONICS.
-The steamer South Carolina will sa
Hew York this evening, at eight o'clock.
-A Choice supply Ot Callforala grapes
pears has been received at Fisher's.
-Au artistic pen aod ink drawing has
made by Mr. Joseph Samson, for pre?
tlan to Governor Moses, ot a rare and an
nap ot Charleston, published In London I
early part of the eighteenth century.
-To-day having been appointed a di
tnank?-glvlQg and prayer by lbs General Ai
bly of the Presbyterian Church, .the (
street Church will be opened for servil
steven o'clock this morning.
-At a meettosr or tbe Tobacco Dealers'
leo!Ive OD lon, held but evening at Llndst
Hall, th? committee previously appoint
draft a constitution made lis report, ant
constitution was adopted.
-Joe Smith, colored, Btole a box of ct
from the store ot Messrs. Wagener ft:
asea, at the corner ot East Say and Q
Streets, yesterday afternoon. He was BI
qnantly arrested and locked np In the i
Guardhouse.
-The race which was arranged to
place shortly at Augusta, between tbe sta
*lGaberlonxlen and "Lady B.," will not c
cff; tbe owner of the mare having pale
lori el t of one hundred dollars. The sta!
ls owaed by Messrs. B. Graham A Co., of
cl ty. He ls a colt of the Imported horse 1
nie Scotland._
TBE COURTS.
Halted States District Coart.
la Ibe case of A. B. Vane vor and ott
'.galoot the bark Agnes Campbell, libel lor
Melon, the answer to tbe libel and a portloi
tho testimony were heard.
The petition ot James Crockett, of Lam
ter, for voluntary bankruptcy, was re ferret
?Registrar dawson.
' T. J. LaMette, assignee of Robert Bryo<
Boos, bankrupts, was ordered to show cao
at Colombia, on the 26 th instant, why
should not be attached for tallare to pay co
to office rs of the court and dividends to J.
H. Thompson, attorney for creditors.
tia i ted States Commluloner.
: D. A. Seabrook, colored, was bound over
. _ Commissioner Porteons yesterday for trial
the next term or tn t> united ts uxes uonnv
charge of perjury. Stephen Brown, color
was bound over for violation of the inter
revenue la we.
General Se** loni.
The sealed verdict rendered in the case
Booen W. Brown, tried on Tuesday for t
murder of Ellis Allen, was opened and read
the court yesterday morning. It pronoonc
the accused not guilty, and he was therenp
released from custody.
Simon Gail, colored, was tried for the mt
der ol John Johnson, colored, near Btkei
ville, in September last. He was delended
Messrs. M. P. De3auasure and Robert Chi soli
Jr.. Solicitor Batts conducted the pro Bec
Hon. The Jury was composed of one wbl
maa and eleven negroes. The facts that tl
prisoner bad been confined in the Luna!
Asylum at Columbia, and that he escapi
from lt several months previous to tbe mo
der, were folly established. The Jury, after
short absence, returned a verdict ot n
-guilty. Gall was then remanded to JaU-f<
examination as to his sanitary condition.
Alter the foregoing oas? had been dispose
- of, the juries were paid and discharge*
To-day was appointed sentence day, and th
usual general orders of adjournment wet
.Issued.
a Colonel W. N. Taft applied for admission t
the bar, and Messrs. C. W. Butts, H. W. Sobre
der and E. B. Seabrook were appointed i
committee to examine him.
The Court of Common Pleas will be openei
this morning and adjourned amil the firs
Monday In December.
."Municipal Court.
James Fogartle, colored, draak, disorderly
and abasing a policeman, one dollar, A muli
and two dogs, at large, one dollar each.
Trial ?Taatleea* Coarte.
About a week ago a gentleman left an over
coat tor safekeeping at the office of Dougber
ty's wharf, adjoining South Bay street, bu
failed to find lt when he returned. A fen
days later the missing coat was dlsooverec
upon the back ot a "Jim Island possum hun<
ter." The possum boater proved that he bad
purchased the coat from a negro dealer la sec
end-hand articles named Henry Chapman.
Chapman could not explain how be bad ob
talned the coat, so he was committed to Jail
by Trial Justice Mackey, for trial at the next
, term of tbe Inferior Court.
Lewis Walker, colored, stole a lot of dry
.goods valued at thirty-three dollars from a
rolored woman named Moultrie, who keeps a
shop In King street. He was carried before
Trial Justice McKinlay and bound over for
trial at the next term of tbe Inferior Court.
Trial Justice McKinlay also sent Brutus Sim?
ons, colored, lo Jail tor thirty days for commit*
ting a malicious trespass.
William Elvers, colored, was committed to
Jail by Trial Justice Levy for trial at the next
term of the Inferior Court, on the charge ol
assaulting Policeman O'Donnell.
A tfr?lateoBAHWAN.-The first claaa Ame?
rican ship ?tlchard the Third, Captain Hub?
bard, arrived herc yesterday Irom Savannah,
and ls la the hands ot Messrs. Street Bros. &
Co., woo will freight her for Liverpool. The
- Riobard thc Third belongs to the Messrs.
Tacker, of Wlscasset, Me., who for years have
been koowa to our merchants as owners ot
floe and Buoceasfol sea cralt. The present
ship la ?oMinj?cd^ol ihe best materials, aod
; .when tutidteg^mdorwent the most careful
.apwvlaloo. She ls 986 tons, and Will take
o*rer three thousand bags compressed cotton.
Her owners have lone been connected with
the commerce ot Charleston, and their ves?
sels were generally remarkably successful,
some ot them having made admirable pas?
sages to and from this port. The present
commander of the Bichar? is Captain Joseph
Tucker Hubbard, an officer of BkUl and an
able shipmaster.
amo our ?BE OLD*-RTNG IN TBS
NEW.
Sheriff Bowen Take* Poaieg?lon of hi
New OrB.ce- Deputy Dingle Retained
at the Request of the Bar.
About ooe o'clock yesterday Sheriff Bowen,
accompanied by bis counsel, Colonel Tbomas
r. Simons, having previously recorded his
commission In the office of the clerk of court,
repaired to the sheriff's office to make a for?
mal demand tor the posseBBlon of the same.
THE NKWS has already stated that ez-Sherlff
Mackey is In Washington, and his chiel depu?
ty, Mr. W. B. Dingle, was also absent from
the office when Mr. Bowen and his counsel
entered. Tbe Hon. Timothy Hurley was on
hand and sinning SB ever, and a host of otber
friends of tbe sew sheriff were aleo present.
The whole party walked Into the inner de?
partment of the office and sat down there to
await Mr. Dingle's arrival. In the meantime
a promiscuous crowd of light and dark col?
ored friends of each sheriff collected around
the office, In the Courthouse, street, and
Courtnouse yard, were the representatives of
each faction Indulged In pleasantries and
innuendoes at the expense of the other. Two
of these became enraged beyond endurance
and got Into a scuffle, but were quickly sepa?
rated by the bystanders. After about half an
hour of fruitless exhaustion of patience in
walting for Mr. Dingle, the sheriff and his
counsel left the office. They returned about
two o'clock, by whlob time Mr. Dingle had ar?
rived, and the demand tor Immediate posses?
sion was made. Mr. Dingle replied that he
bad received no Instructions from Mr. Mackey,
and begged that time wonld be allowed him
to telegraph to Washington for orders. This
was acceeded to by the sheriff, and Mr. Dingle
accordingly communicated with Mr. Mackey
by telegraph. Up to a late boor last evening
no reply bad been received. The sheriff also
telegraphed to Mr. Mackey, at a later hour, to
Bay that he had taken all of the necessary
steps of qualification for office, and that he
would allow Mr. Mackey'a deputies a reason?
able time to prepare for delivering up the
office.
The following communication was addressed
to the new sheriff yesterday, and elicited the
reply which follows lt :
CHARLESTON, November 19, 1872.
Son 0.0 Bowen. Sheriff of Charleston County:
DEAR SIB-as we believe the office to wolca
you have been elected ls woe of vet y consider?
able Importance, not only to yoursell and the
county, but also to tbe members of the bar,
who will have constant business transactions
with you, we respectfully recommend and
request that yon retain Wm. B. Dingle, Esq ,
in nls former position therein. His long expe?
rience la toe management of the said office,
and his ttoliorm courtesy towards every one,
will certainly render him a valuable and effi?
cient aid to you and to ns ia that position.
Very respectfully, ?kc,
Pressley, Lord 4 Ia- Magrath ft Lowndes,
glesby. Duryea ft Cohen,
SImontoo ft Barker, Jas. B. Campbell,
Whait*y ft Minott, M. E. Hatchlnson,
Hayne ft Son, Porter ft Conner,
I Alex. H. Brown, Buist ft Buist,
Jno. E. Elvers, Bryan ft Bryan,
Walker ft Bacot, Augustine T. Smythe,
W. M. Bruns. J. N. Nathans,
Richard DeTreville, McCrady ft Son,
M. P. O'Connor, O Herbert Sass,
Rm ledge A Young, Merarn inger, Plnckney
Jennings W. Perry, ft Jervey,
Thoa. T. Simons, Martin L. Wilkins,
Rudolph Slegllng, Whaley & Mitchell,
Wm. J. Gayer, John Phillips,
Brewster, Spratt ft W. D. Clancy.
Burke,
CHABLXSTON, November 20,1872.
To Messrs. Pressley. Lord ft Inglesby. Simon
ton ft Burker, Whaley ft Minott, Boyne ft
Son, and others.
* GENTLE* SN-Your letter of the 19th, signed
by yourselves and other members ot the bar,
requesting me to retain William B. Dingle,
Sou,., lu ule (semor poalLloo, has baan re?
ceived.
My earnest desire is tor the faithful and effi?
cient discharge of the dulles of the office to
whloh I have been elected as sheriff of tbls
county, and that these shall be performed with
courtesy and satisfaction to the bar.
I have the honor to state that in accord?
ance and compliance with the request so
numerously signed, I have this day tendered
to Mr. Dingle the appointment whlob you
have desired on his behalf.
Very respectfully,
C. C. BOWEN.
It is also understood that Mr. John H.
gym mea, a gentleman who filled the position
ot Jail-keeper during the war, will be reinstat?
ed in that office.
STRICKEN SAVANNAS.
The Rome Disease Crippling Commerce
la our Sister City.
The following extracts from the Savannah
papers of yesterday will give some Idea of the
state of affairs resulting there from the visita?
tion of the "epizoot," Our sister city was a
little too fast In crying out about the difficulty
of transportation in Charleston. There has
not been a day since., the disease began on
whloh merchandise of any description coming
to tnis etty waa delayed for ten minutes at
wharf or railroad depot in consequence of tbe
disease. Savannah has been far lees fortu?
nate. The Advertiser says:
?Shanks' marr" ls now the only equine
available for trotting purposes. The horse
disease fairly leapa In lu progress. Many of
the dray horses that were In use yesterday
wore red stockings, and needed handkerchiefs
badly. It was cruel to allow such horses io
work. All the doctors, policemen, r - mts and
merchants were on foot. The Bay and
wharves seemed almost like a Bunday
thoroughfare. It ls likely that not a horse
will be aeeu at work within a few days.
The Republican Bays:
Tbe horse disease has been slowly and In?
sidiously gaining ground, and now lu effect
upon trade has been shown unmistakably.
For several days past the street railroad has
been diminishing Us number ol cars, and now
an entire estoppage seems Imminent. Tne
effect on the transportation of cotton has
been very marked. Prices for drayage have
risen Atty per cent., and yesterday lt waa
found necessary to employ steam In re?
moving cotton from the yard of the Central
Railroad to the Bay. Orders tor coal and
wood remain upon the booka of dealers
undelivered, and unless we have aa influx of
oxeo, or a substitute In the way of hand-carts,
some Buffering may be the consequence. For
the past iw > days or more, horses flt for ser?
vice have appeared on the streets undercover,
and one team we came aoross in our wander?
ings wss adorned with a roll of red flannel
around he nook like a brilliant scarf.
The Traction engine or Captain Md. Good?
win was engaged at the wharf of the Balti?
more steamer yesterday morning In hauling a
truck loaded with cotton. On level ground li
worked well enough, but when she onme to
up-hnl work lt stalled, and the truck had
to be piiribed up by band. It ls bad enough to
have a baulky or stalling horse at any time,
but when we onme to the substitute, steam,
and find lt baulky too, we must pray for the
horse malady to cease.
A gentleman engaged In business in Savan?
nah, who arrived here yesterday, reports that
draymen there are charging one dollar per
bale for transporting cotton Irom the depots
to the B tea ma ti ps. Send jour cotton to
Charleston, gentlemen, and save delay in
transportation and exorbitant charges for
draying.
BALL or THE GERMAN FIRE Cour ANY.-The
German Fire Company gave another ball,
Asir second one ef thia season, at their hall
in Chalmers street last evening. It was well
attended, and the dancing was kept up until
near daylight. An excellent supper was
served about one o'clock.
THE ENTERPRISE RAiLBOAD.-CUy-Attorney
Corbin yesterday gave norlce or his Intention
to make a motion on Friday next, before
Judge braham, tor the issuing of an injunc?
tion against the Enterprise Ballroad Company
to restrain them from proceeding further in
the laying of their track with the kind of Iron
they aie at present using.
xnru v/rt rt tai uiv?
CHARLESTON RIFLEMEN'S BAFFLE.
HOW tbe Drawing waa Conducted
Ttae Lucky Numbers.
The raffle la aid of the Charleston Riflemen
took place ia: t evening at the Merchants' Hotel
Hall, corner of King and Society streets. The
hall was filled with eager ticket-holders. The
whole number of tickets was five hundred,
and, tte number of prizes fifty-eight. Dr. T.
E. Ghupelu and Messrs. F. F. Chapeau, 0. 6.
Taylor, and E. Eosen?eld, were appointed
managers of the drawing. The five hundred
tickets were represented by the same number
of small squares of card board numbered
from one up. These were placed In a raffle
wheel and thoroughly mixed ; fifty-eight num?
bers were then drawu out one by one, the
first number drawn taking the first prize, a
valuable sewing machine ; the second
number the second prize and so on.
The following are tbe drawn numbers
in the order In which they were taken from
the Wheel: 201,140. 285, 134, 47, 174, 244, 344?
257, 472, 101, 481, 207,95, 150. 1, 478, 270, 404,
243, 304,58, 106, 427, 116, 38, 477, 293, 215, 142,
491, 328, 149, 271, 219, 164, 464, 163, 488, 126,
416. 236, 369,67, 327, 432, 435, 171, 70, 396, 188,
234, 60, 74, 476, 415, 423, 287.
Holders of the lucky numbers can get their
prizes by calling on Mr. John A. Moroso, the
obnlrman of the committee on the raffle, at the
Courier office. After the completion of the
raffle a resolution was passed by the ticket
holders approving bl the manner lu which the
drawing was conducted. A handsome silver
service, valued at fifty-five dollars, was won
by several employees of tte Savannah and
Charleston Railroad Company, who had form?
ed a club.
BOARD OF FI REMASTERS.
Tba Proposed Decrease of Pay of the
Steam Fire Department.
The regular monthly meeting of the Board
of Fi remasters was held last evening at Mar- j
ket Hall. The following action was taken
upon the recent resolution of the City Council
looking to a reduction In the pay o? the Steam
Fire Department:
Resolved, That this board having given that
oarerul consideration to the resolution from
'.be City Council which Its Importance de?
mands, lr. ls
Resobtd. Tbat in the opinion of this board
the Fire Department ot Charleston, as now
constituted, ls ample In each of Its branches
for ali emergencies, and that the present pay
of the department is not more than sufficient
to keep lt tn running ord?-r, while any de?
crease of Buch pay would be detrimental to Its |
efficiency.
A resolution waa also adopted requesting
the chief and assistant chiefs o? the depart?
ment to examine the hose of every steam and
band engine in the oliy, and report every
steam company that was not supplied with
eight hundred feet, and every hand company
not supp led with four hundred feet of ser?
viceable hose. It was recommended that
those companies which should be found not
tully equipped with hose should be supplied
by the City Council, unless they Immediately
furnished themselves, and that all sums thus
paid by the Council be deducted from the
monthly pay of the companies so furnished.
In accordance with the acilou ot the board
an Inspection of the hose of several o? the
oo m paules waa ordered for next Friday after?
noon, and a notloe to this effect will be found
lo our advertising columns.
THE COLUMBIA BOAED OF TBADE.
The following committees of the Columbia ?
Board of Trade have been appointed for the
ensuing year:
Executive Committee-J. B. Ezell, chair?
man; R. D. Benn, J. 8. Wiley, R. O'Neal, Jr.,
John Agnew, Jr., R. C. Shiver.
Committee on Prices Current-J. M. Blake?
ley, chairman; R. D. Senn, John Agnew, Sr.
Committee on Transportation-R. D. 8enn,
chairman; B. O'Mnal, Jr., John McKenzie.
Committee on Reading-Room-Colonel J. B.
Palmer, chairman; J. Aanew, Jr., E. W. Bet?
hels, John C. Se egera. J. S. Wiley.
Committee on Grievances and Arbitration
J. Agnew, Sr., chairman; C. F. Jackson, W. C.
McGregor, Thompson Earle, J. Melghan.
Committee on Market and Country Pro?
duce-J. E. Black, chairman: P. Cantwell, T.
J. GlbBon, L. F. Hopson, M. H. Berry.
Committee on Finance-L. D. Childs, chair?
man; R. C. Shiver, L. Gamonil, A. t?. Brenl
zer, W. B. Stanley.
HOTEL ARRIVALS, NOVEMBER ?SO.
Pavilion.
M. L. Jones, J. H. Pike, McD. C. Cannon, S.
S. A. Brooker, H. H. Singletary, F. Graham,
Graham's Croas Roads; T. W. West, Green?
ville; W. A. Merocy, Orangeburg; C. 8. Park,
Savannah; W. Ryan, Barnwell; P. M. Porcher,
Fort Motte; S. Browne, Blackville; W. G.
Hubbard, Columbia; J. P. Camble, Qourdlu'e;
W. W. MoDiarmld, Florence; Mrs. Edwarda,
Jacksonville; P. Ward, Clarendon.
Charleston.
F. J. Boesse, N. B.; F. L. Hunter, t?a.; E.
Burton, Philadelphia; F. Norton, Baltimore;
J. Crews, Laurens; C. G. Jaeger, Newberry;
T. F. Wight, Atlanta; W. B. Robinson, Nova
Boolla; D. Schaokman, N. T.; Z. S tien, S. C.;
E. Black, Atlanta; E. A. Smith, Augusta; D.
G. Duffy. St. Louis; G. W. King and wife. J.
Foster, 8. A. Woods, Mrs. A. D. Gibson, N. L.
Gibson, 8. C.; C. G. Day and wife, Miss M. L.
Day, Hartford, Ct.; J. J. Ward, Darlington; J.
Cbesnut, Camden; J. R. Stevens and wife, N.
7.; M. N. Nolan, Albany; 4V'B, Kennedy,
Boston; Alfred Williams, J. H. Mather, J. G.
Thompson, Beaufori; G. E. Thurston, N. 7.
BUSINESS NOTICES.
ATTENTION ls called to the Bale to-day o?
that extensive and valuable piece of property
on the north side o? Tradd street, east of |
Meeting street, formerly kuosrn as "Marshall's
Bakery;" and of the loton the opposite side of
Tradd street, by Messrs. Lench & Bruns.
No DISAPPOINTMENT, when you use Du?
rand's French Polish. It la easily applied.
novlS-lino
WINTER COATS, Sacks, Water-Proofs, Pants,
?c., ?so., nicely cleaned, renewed, binded,
mended, at Otto Sonntag's, Dyer, No. 34
Wentworth street, between Meeting and
Anson streets. *
FUBOSOOTT, B KN EDI CT & Co., No. 276 King
street, are the Sole Agents for the Celebrated
Chlelley'a Kid Gloves. Each pair Is Bold under
guarantee.
TIME is MONEY.-Clocks, fifty different styles,
In wood, bronze and marcie cases, at Allan's,
307 King Btreet. _
FURCH<3orr, BENEDICT & Co., No. 276 King
street, have received a new stock of Shawls,
Blankets, Cioaklngs, Ac. Also new lines of |
Silks, Poplins, Reps and Mourning Goods.
FcacHooTT, BENEDICT & Co., No. 275 King
Btreet, have received the latest importation of |
Paris and Berlin Cloaks, also 200 pieces of all
Btyles ot Carpets-great bargains.
CHRISTMAS ls coming. For handsome Gold
Bracelets, Studs and Sleeve Buttons, go to
Allan's, 307 King street.
MB. SOCDER Invites attention to his Stock ol
Photograph Frames just received, embracing
upwards of thirty different styles, many ol
them of entirely new deslgu and beauty of J
flnlBb, which he offers to cash buyers at a [
small advance on cost. SOUDER'S Gallery, No.
268 King street. o ct 3 l-l m o
HOUSTON'S NBW PHJTOORAPH OALLEBT, No.
307 King street, ls constan tty '.lil tonged wita
visitors, wno gass upon the bean tu ul Photo?
graphs with wonder and amazement Tbe
Celebrated Rembrandt Pictures made at
Gallery surpasses anything ever introduced
this city before. We have over fifty difieren
style ol Frames. Also, a large stock ol Albums
Cases, Ac. novl2-tothB3
How TO ?8B MBECITET.-Never pot mercurj
Into your stomach. The proper place for lt
the tbermometer or the barometer. There
will inform you of the changes ol temperature
or forewarn you of the coming ot storms, thin
Indicating the times and seasons when it
necessary to reinforce the system with Hos
tetter's Stomach Bitters, in order to ward
the ailments which peculiar conditions
the elements produce. When the quicksilver
suddenly falls several degrees of Fahrenheit
as lt often does at this season, fortify the sys?
tem against the depressing influence oftble
sudden abstraction of heat by a dose of the
most genial and wholesome of all InvigorantB
Or if the indicator of your barometer points
stormy, brace up for those damp, driving
gales which .are sure to search to the very
marrow of an untoned organization. Fever
and ague, chronic indigestion, violent colics
dysentery, billons Intermittents, rheumatism
and a host of pulmonary complaints, come
such visitations. novl9-tuths3D4W
GIFTS FOB THE HOLIDATS.-For Silverware
fine Watches, gold Opera and Yest Chains,
to Allan's, 307 King street.
COMMERCIAL ?Bits.
Kxporti.
BcsroN-Per scar Francis Satterly-800,000 reet
resawed planks and boards.
The Charleston Cotton, Rice and Nava
Stores Markets.
OFFICS CHARLESTON NEWS, 1
WBDNXSDAT EVKNJ.NO, November 20, 1872. J
COTTON.-There was rather a good inquiry early
m the day, ia whloh prioss hardened and were
about iii? ri higher; afterwards a more qa let
feeling prevailed; sales about ?ooo bales, say 1
is, 3 at lox, t?iat ir. 42 at nus, 86 at nx, n
ITS', 86 at nx, s at 17%, 82 at is, sr at i ss. 127
at 18X, 64 at 18X, 118 at ; ss', 10 at 18X, 16
is v, 10 at 19, 461 n private terms. We quote:
LIVERPOOL CLASSIFICATION.
Ordinary tn good ordinary.17 @nx
Low ml idling.las " is*
Middling.<.18H918K
Strict middling...,..18X@18X
Rios.-This grain was in good demand at armer
priesa ; salea about 200 tie roes of clean Carolina,
say 10 tierces at Sc, 16 at 8X, 126 at 7, 48 at 7*.
We quota common to fair at 8X96X, good
7@7XC
NAVAL STOBIS.-The receipts were 42 bbls spirits
turpentine and 685 bbls main. Sales soo bbl?
a?,rita turpentine at 620 ft gallon; also, aome 200
bola rosin at about previous rates.
FREI o HTS.-To Liverpool, by s team, direct,
on nplatids, - on sea islands; via New
York, Jgd on aplauda, - on sea islands; by sall,
Xd on uplands, and Xd on sea islands. To
Havre, lc on uplands. Coastwise-to New
York, by bte un, \c on uplands and - on sea
Island .; |2 fi tierce on rice; eoe ft bbl on rosin
by aaa,-^c fl St en cotton; -os tierce on
nee; soc fl bbl on roam; $11912 fl Hon lumber
$12912 60 fl H OD tim ser. To Boat n, by steam
Xe on aplauda and $2 60 fi tierce on rice; by sall,
-c fl )h on uplands; rosin 70c; resawed staff
$12@12 60; timber $is@i3 60; phosphate $6@5 60
To Providence, by sail $10?U fl H on boards
-c fl Bi on cotton; by steam Xe via New York
To Philadelphia, by s'eam Xo on uplands; $176
fl tierce on rice; soc ft bbl on rosin; $1 on spirits
Through bills of lading given to Boston, Provi?
dence and the New En eland cities are regularly
Issued on this route, and dispatch guaranteed
By kail, $8 fl H on boards; $12 on timber; - ft
ton OD clay ; Bf 60 on paospaate?. To Baltimore
by steam --0 ft'Bi; by sall $8?8 60 ft Mon
boards;-on timber; $3 60 fl ton at city; $40
4 60 fi ton ap river oa phosphate rock. Yessels
?re la demand by oar merchants to take lumber
freights from Georgetown. S. c., Darlen and s iii 1
la River, Ga., and Jacksonville, Fla., to Northern
ports, and $io@i2 fi If are the rates on timber
and boards.
B?CHANOS.-Sterling 00 day bills 21?21X.
OoHSSTio EXCHANGE-.-Tho banks pnrobase
sight checks on New York at x ? X per cent, off,
and sell at par.
HGOLB-18@14._
Marketa by Telegraph.
* MONET MARKETS.
LONDON, November 20.
Noon.-Consols B2X> Fives 88X>
FBANEFOBT. November 20.
Noon - Bosda 96X*
NEW TOBE, November 20.
Noon.-Freights quiet. Stocks steady. Gold
heavy at 13X. Money firm nt l-82ai-i6 per cent
per day. nc ban g e. long, GS'; short QX- Gov?
ernments Arm and steady, state bonds duh and
Arm.
Evening.-Freights dall and lower. Money flue
tnati d at the closing from 6 to 7. Sterling Armer ;
prime banners'at IXaSX. Gold 18. Govern
ms J ta quiet and at eau y ; otates dall and steady ;
Teoneasees strong.
COTTON MARKETS.
LIVERPOOL November 20.
Noon.-Cotton opened with a hardening tenden?
cy; uplands 9Xd, orlean-i loxd.
Later.-Upla .usOXalOXd; orleans lox J; sales
18.000 baleo; exporta and (speculation 40i0.
Evening.-Cotton closed nncuanged; uplands
November s 18-I6d.
Nsw YORK, November 20.
Noon.-Cotton Arm; Bales 122s bales; uplands
19Xc; orleans 19X&
Eveulog-Cotton Xe higher and strong; sales
'2393 oaies; upland? u,sc; net receipt! 1414 balea;
gi OS?. 6P55; sales futures, 142,600; November,
19 8 los.19 6.16c; Decamber, 18Xal8 16-lOc; Janu?
ary, l8Xai8Xo; Febrna y, i8Xai8 9-iOc; March,
19S-U)ai9Xo; April, 19Xal99-iec; May, 19 13-lfla
.ose; Jane, 20c.
BOSTON. November 20.
Cotton Armer; middlings 20c; groas receipts
317 baiea; sa ea OOO; s toot 4000.
HALTIMOBB, November 20.
c t*on Arm; middlings l9xc; gross receipts 310
bales; exports coastwise 60; sales 410; aaiea last
evening iso; stock salo.
NORFOLK. November20.
Cotton Arm; net tecelpts 267 bales; exports
coastwise use; sales 200; stock 9J39.
WILMINGTON. November 20.
Cotton Arm; middling isxc; net receipts 307
bales; sales LOT; s toes 8966.
SAVANNAH, November 20.
Cotton quiet and Arm; middling I8X0; net re?
ceipts ?829 bales; exporta to ureat Britain 832;
exports coastwise 1004; tates 2028; stock es,Z8l
biles.
A ca osT A. November 20.
Cotton quiet;middlings 18al8Xc; net receipts
1262 balss ?salea 1200.
MEMPHIS, November 20.
Cotton firm; middling l8Xal9o; net reoelpta 127
balea; shipmeata 2386; atook 28 789 bales.
MOBIL!, November 20.
Cotton quiet; good ordinary 18c, low middlings
I8X0. mlddliauB 19c; net receipts 6281 bales; ex
puris to GreatBr Ital a 1876; coastwise 1822; taloa
1000; stock 28,244.
NEW ORLEANS, November 20.
Cotton In good demand; low middlings I8xc;
middlings 19Xc; net receipts 4i97 hales; gross
6200; exports io Great Britain 2052; to the Conti
Dt-nt 2779; eales 1600; lust ?vening 4300; stock
126,616.
GALVESTON, November 20.
cotton Arm; good ordinary ?osaiexc; net re?
ceipts 671 bales; sales 20J0; stock47,189.
PROVISIONS ANO PRODUCE MARKETS.
LIVERPOOL, November 20.
Noon.-Rel winter wheat ii? a .'aila 8d.
Evening.-common rosin nails 3d.
Nsw TOBE. November 20.
Noon.-Flour quiet aiM Arm Wheat and corn
Bru. Pork quiet at $16 60al6. Lard sre.idj;
-team 8X?91 >6c. Turpentine Arm at eoe. R. sin
quiet at S4 liai 26.
Evening -Hour more active and unchanged,
whiskf-y s eady. wheat la20 b- uer and in fair
demand; winter red Western $1 Oial SS. c -ra a
shade Armer, wi tn a fair w qui ry. Bice Arm at
7Xa8Xc Pork lower at $16 86sl6 40. LaM Arm?
ar; kettle 8X0 Turpentine A m. Kosm quiet.)
B?LTIMOBB. Njwrabor 20
Four qnlet and in fav >r of buyers. Wneat dull,
Bxc-pt ior choice, corn steady and nrra. Pro
visions dull Mess Pork $16. shoulder- exaOXc
Lard Orm at ase. Whiskey weak at ?5 s c.
WILMINGTON. November 20.
Spirits turpentine Arm at 46Xc. Ro-ln Arm at
$3 60 for sualned. cr.de turpentine steady at
13 for hard. $6 for yellow dip and virgin. Tar
arm tit $3 SO.
CINCINNATI, November 20.
Flour in fair demar d and higher at $7 I0a7 30.
Oom quiet. Pork aurf lard quiet. Bacon-J'ib
t,lag S'tttB, shoulders 6Xc; olear Bides io*. Wan
key 89c. M
LOOISVILLB, November 20.
Provlalonn In fair order demand. Pork $13 to.
Lard 8a8X- Whiskey 89c.
Btw York Naval atorra Harket.
ii- ^ Nirw TOBI. November 19.
The Dally Bulletin nays: Receipts to-day 462
DDIs rosin. Spirits turpentine ls quiet, ont prices
a trifle steadier than on .saturday. Sales 100 bois
at eic, and 60 bbls at flic, flat. Strained rola ls
quiet at abont $4 I6al4 20 for common otralned,
?4 20a4 25 for good strained. Sales ??60 bbls at
$4 26. Tar scarce and cn chang ea. Pitch steady.
New Tork lice Harket.
5 HW TORK. November 19.
The Daily Bulletin sa? a: The offerings of Caro?
lina are increasing somewhat, and buyers are
operating with more rreedom. Foreign grades
are steady and in fair request. The aaies are 200
bigs Rangoon at 7a71fc, and 40 tes Carolina at
7XS8XC
warning :on Harket.
WILMINGTON, November 19.
S?rarrs TraprNTiNK. -sales or 60 casas at ssc,
and soo casks at 64>ic per gallon for Southern
packages.
ROSIN.-sales of 600 bbls at $8 60 for strained
and 1416 for pale.
LBCDR TrnPSNTiNB. -sales of 388 bbls at $3
for hard, and $6 for yelloir dtp and virgin.
TAB.-Sales of 186 obis at 18 so per bbl. Market
firm and has advanced soo.
CorroN.-Sales of 73 bales at 17X, so at 17X,
and 17 at Mc per lb.
Interior Cotton Harkets.
Mo ?TGOMKR7, November 18.
Cotton market Mea dy today; ordinary 16c; I
good ordinary 16\c; strict good ordinary 17a
ITKC; low middlings l Xal7Jin; middling 17X0.
MACON, November is.
Today was decldedl 1 the Hern est of the season,
the receipts having ?Ulen off In a most unac
countable manner. Though the market was
somewhat irregular, tl ere was an active demand
for middUngs at 17\c. Fancy lots brought a |
fraction higher. The receipts to-day were only
316 bales, aboat equally divide 1 between wagon
and rall; shipments 12: ; sales 263.
great, jjjgggjgs ft?
JJRUGS AND MEDICINE?
WHOLESALE <fc IlF.TAlL, I
DR. H. BAER,
NO. 131 MEETING bTHEET,
Offers bis Large and Well-Assorted Stock of
DRUGS.
MEDICINES,
CHEMICALS,
PERFUMERY,
TOILET ARTICLES,
FANCY GOODS,
Ac, Ac., Ac,
AT THE LOWEST MARKET KATES. |
Constantly on hand all the ding Proprietary
Medicines
FRENOH, ENGLISH. GERMAN AND
AMERICAN.
FOUNTAIN SYRINGES, the best and most con
veulent for general use.
Also, every other kind of Syringe known in the J
market.
Trasses, Abdominal Supporters, Shoulder |
Braces, Abdominal Belts, Physicians' Saddle*
Bags, Physicians' Pocket-Oases, Elastic Stockmgs
and Medicine chests.
Druggists' Glassware, of every description, at j
the lowest rates, and a full assortment of "Drug?
gists' Sundries."
Agent for Nat tan's ''Crystal Discovery for the
Hair."
Agent for the "New York Modlcal University's
Preparations.
Agent ror Bison's Tobacco Antidote, and Up
ham's Antidote to strong Drink.
Agent for the elegant preparations of W. R.
Warner A Co., or Philadelphia, consisting of a
fall line of Fluid Extracts, Sng ir-Coated Pillo,
Elixirs, Medicated Wines and Syrups, Licorice |
and Pepsin Lozenges, Ac, Ac.
Special attention is directed to the following
articles or his own manufacture:
GERMAN SOOTHING CORDIAL !
Au excellent Carminative, invaluable in the |
diseases incident to the period of dentition
children; as also in colic diarrhoea, dysentery,
and other infantile complaints. It ls superior to
other medicines used for this purpose, as lt ls en?
tirely free from any injuri?os drag, and
CONTAINS NO ANODYNE I
lt ls recommended by the best physicians, and
mothers may administer lt with confidence.
THE EXOEL8IOR HAIR TONIO,
is a carefully prepared Dressing for the hair, at
once answering the purposes of hair oil, hair
wash, and hair tonic. It contains no sulphur
lead, or nitrate or silver, and ia
NO DTE I
It will promote a healthy growth of hair, and
prevent their faning out, and will not injure the
general system.
Boer's Improved Vegetable
Cathartic Pills.
A gentle Aperient, of purely vegetable sub?
stances, recommended for Dyspepsia, Headache
Constipation, Ac, Ac.
DOUBLE DISTILLED BENZINE,
for removing grease spots, and cleaning olothes.
Nono but th Purest Drags ased, and satura ?
tion gnaranted, both as to price and quality.
Order are solicited from Druggists,- Physicians,
Country Merchants, Planters and others, with the
assurance that they shall receive prompt and
earful attention. mcb7-8mosnoAW
O
State Notices.
T^F I CIA L.
EXECUTIVE DEPARTMENT, 1
COLUMBIA, S. C., October 28. j
.-THE CHARLES ION KAIL? NEWS ls hereby
designated as the newspaper ror the publication
or ail Legal Notices and Official Advertisements,
tor the county or Charleston, under the act of
February 22, 1870, entitled: 'An Aot- to Regulate
the Publication of oU L*gal and Pnbllo Notices,'
and the former ordsr of this Board, dated Febru?
ary 22, 1872, deslgoi.ting the Charleston Dally Re?
publican as ile ne'po paper for tbe publication of
all Legal Notioes and Official Advertisements for
the County ol Char .eaton, ls hereby rescinded."
J. L. NEAQLE,
Comptruller-Q ne ral.
D. H. CHAMBERLAIN,
Attorney-?eneraL
F. L. OARuOZO,
Secretary of State
AN ACT TO REGULATE THB PUBLICATION OP ALL LZ
G AL ANO PUBLIC NOTIOSS.
SECTION 1. Be U enacted oj the Senate and
House ur Repreuei Utlves of the state ol south
Carolina now met and Hitting in Oeueral Assem?
bly, and by the authority or the sam-: lt shall be
the duty of the Attorn ey-General, the Comptrol?
ler General and tho Secretary or state, conjointly,
to designate, by public notice [inj one or more
newspapers In tots State, in wnlch all legal noti?
ces, advertisement J, or publications tor tue State,
or any ana every character required by law to be
made public, shad be published; and said Attor?
ney-General, Comptroller-General and Seorecary
of .state shall hav<> power te make such changes
and new designations from lme to time, as they
ma* judge tnat tho pu?lic lutereat requirer!.
Ssc. 2. All ?state and County offlcers and other
pemous are here y required ^?"S^'r?? ??
TftwunariprB desHrjateri auder th s act lor the
s?a? aid for the r epresentative counties, tor pub
Mriau rabiaiaraln the newspapers designated
2ffithPtaact-and uo publication orany character, 1
lu anv newspaper not, des guated under this sot.'
BB Dald for from th? lands of this sta e or of
anv oounty: Provided, That the said officers men?
tioned tn ?ecilou J shall have power, in cases re.
auirltig unusual publicity, to order publications
lis ch newspaper, In addition to tho-edesig?
nate, ander tb s act, as by snd witu thu ad?
vice or the Governor t ey may selejt; and ti 11 is so
? curred shall be audited and paid In asea! man?
ner.
ssc 3. All acts ?ind parts of acts inconsistent
herewith are hereby repealed.
ase. 4. This act mali take effect from and after ,
itt passage, nevil j
EDrrj gcoog, gc.
FGH.BHDICT&CO.,
NOi 375 KING STREET,
OFFER FOB THIS WEEK
EXTRAORDINARY BARGAINS IN
CARPETS! CARPETS !
100 pieces Crossley'8 Best English BRUSSELS,
$160
60 pieces Beat Body Bras-els, $2 26 and $2 60
100 pieces Ingrain, 06 and 76 cents, worth $1
60 pieces All-Wool Ingralo, st, worth $126
26 pteces Three-ply, $l 40 and $160, worth $176.
WE ALSO OFFER, AT QBEAT REDUCTION,
OIL CLOTHS, Raga, Hats, Drnggets, Ac.
Agents for the Celebrated LE?OLE CH ENG?
LISH OIL CLOTH, the beat In the world.
WE ARE NOW OFFERING UNUSUALLY CHEAP
LOTS OF
SILKS AND DRESS GOODS !
M pieces Black Gros Grain and Taffeta SILKS,
$1, 1 26, 1 60, 1 76, 2, 2 60 and $8
6 cases or very fine Black Alpaca, from 80 cents
to ti
Onr 60 cents Alpaca ls th? c nest ever ottered
A complete assortment or Satins, Colored Silks,
Poplins, Eppiogllns
Valours, Plaids, Bombazine, Henrietta Cloth,
crapes
Velvets, Velveteens, Plushes-all at lowest figures.
NSW ARRIVALS OF THE LATEST STYLES OF '
PARIS AND BERLIN
CLOAKS!
Ladles are respectfully invited to Inspect them.
A fml Une of the finest SHAWLS.
DOMESTIC GOODS.
WILL OFFER FOR THIS WEEK :
100 pieces Wamsen ta LONGOLOIH, 18 cents
20 cases 44 Bleached Longcloth, 12X, worth 16 j
cents
2 cased 4-4 Bleached Lon g clo th, 16, worth 17
cents
Fun Unes of Prints, Ginghams, Table Covers,
Towels, Napkins, Diapers, Plano Covers,
Cotton and Unen Sheeting constantly OD
hand.
Onr weU known other Departments aro com?
plete, and consist tn fall lines of
BLANKETS, Shawls, Furs, Broadcloths, Cassi
meres, Doeskins, Ladles' and Gent's Un.
derwear, Notions, RlbbonB, Hosiery, Kid
Gloves, Millinery Goods, Ac
Our Wholesale Department la the best selected
I one in this market, and special care ls taten to
snit Merchants, Farmers and Milliners.
Respectfully,
FMCOTT.BffllCT&CO.,
NO> ?76 KING STREET.
drags at UJrjokeale.
S I M M ONS'
REGULATOR
J Unis unrivalled Medicine ls warral
contain a single particle of Mercury, or any ln>
utiona mineral substance, butta .
PURELY VEGETABLE.
For forty years lt has proved Its great value In
all diseases or the Liver, Bowels and Kidneys.
Thousands of the good and great la all parts oi
the country vouch for Its wonderful and peculiar
power In purifying the Blood, cumulating tue
torpid Liver and Bowels, and Imparting new life
and vigor to the whole system, SIMMONS'.*
LIVER REGULATOR la acknowledged to have
no equal aa a
LITER MEDICINE.
It contalna fonr medical elements, never netted
In the Bame happy proportion in any other pre?
paration, viz: a gentle Cathartic, a wonderful
Tonto, an unexceptionable Alterative and a cer?
tain Corrective of all Impurities of the body.
Bach signal success has attended Its use that lt la
now regarded as the
GREAT UNFAILING SPECIFIC
for Liver complaint and the palufal offspring
thereof, to wit: Dy-pepsta, Constipation, Jaun?
dice, Billons attacks, Sick Headache, Colic. De?
pression of Spirits, Soar Stomach, Heart Rnrn.
Ac, Ac
Regulate the Liver and prevent
CHILLS AND FEVER.
SIMMONS'S LIVER REGULATOR
Ia manufactured only by
J. H Z EULIN A CO.,
Macon, Ga., and Philadelphia.
PRICE-$1 per package; sent by mall postage
paid, $1 26. "repaxed ready for uso la bottles.
$160.
For aale by P. WISEMAN A CO.
AND BY ALL DRUOQ1STS.
?3- Beware of au counterfeits and i uni ta?
rons._angfl-thPtnrt?wSnin?
?rounta, LiqnorB, Itt.
H. KLATTE & CO.
AGENTS FOR CHARLESTON.
We have appointed Mesons U. KLATTE A CO.
Sole Agenda for Charleston for this Celebrated
Braud of PURE KENTUCKY WHISKEYS, both
BYEHand B URBON:
These wnislteys are guaranteed pure KENTUCKY
COPPER DISTILLED, free rtom ?ll compound im?
purities, a d hhrhlv recommended by eminent
chemists for medical use. The Brand la patented
to prevent lofrlogemems.
BAKEHOUSE BROS. A t'O
Louisville, Ky.
We respec'fullv Inform oar friends and custom
era that we k?-?p conmanr.ly on baud a fall supply
Of the above already favorably well kuown Wnis
eys. and offer same to the trade at di-tiuer's
prices. H. KLATTE A CO.,
aug8l-stuth6mo No. 186 East Bay.
LIVERPOOL.
The first-class British Bark " NIMROD.''**
PHILLIPS, Master, will have dispatch lorim
above port. For freight engagements apply-to
GlbBKS 4 BARNWELL,
novio- North Atlantic Wharf.',
FO i L I V.? R P O ? LL. : /. !
The first-class British bari STORMY PET
BBL, S. W. muk master, being of amaUf
capacity and a portion of her cargo enga
have quick dispatch. . . ; .: J:lv/.?.
Apply to UENRY. 0 AED,
Bovis_Accommodation wh?rf. '
JpOR HEW YORE. ' : "
ON THURSDAY, 21ST NOVElfi^'.?J? :
8 O'CLOCK P. M. ; / .v.':,!-.
NEW IBON STEAM LINE-ESTABLISHED 1870.
STATE B?0M8 ALL ON DECK* ''.. ?.'J
The Splendid New Iron side wheel. Ste
BOOTH CAROLINA, Beokeit, Commander,
Sall tor New York on THURSDAY, 2ist Novemo
at > o'clock P. M., from Pier Ko. 2, Union
Through Bins of Lading to liverpool and rbi
New England cities as usuaL i
MST- Insurance by steamers of this lina H Ss
cent. .. ..
For Freight or Passage engagements, having
very fine Deck S tate roo a aoc'trmodattons. ag
ply to WAGNER, HUGER A CO., No? 24 Broad
street, or to WM. A. COURTENAY, Nonunion
Wharves. ., . - . . T? ; novi6->rajs<chl/
1HE PHILADELPHIA IRON' STEAM
JANE. . . ?sui.'if,
THE FIRST-CLASS IRON SCREW STEAJeHTFB
GULF STREAM, Captain Hunter, ?
VIRGINIA, Captain Hinckley, " " 9
Are now regularly on the Line, insuring .a first
class sea connection between FhUsdajpjUn and
Charleston, and in alliance with Railroad Comps- -.
nies at both termini, afford r-ptd transportation
to and from all points in the Cotton SMU?, *M
to and from Cincinnati, st. Louis, Ohlcagojmd the
principal cities of the Northwest, Boston. Fran
dence and the Eastern Manufacturing Centres.
49> The GULF STBEAM ls appointed to sall
from Brown's Wharf on FBTDAT, ?2d November,
at 12 o'clook M. " :
A3- The VIRGINIA will follow. . ,, :y.r_ .
For particulars of might arrangements, apply
to Wit A. COURTENAY, Union Wharves^
w. P. CLY DB A co., General Agents, No. ll
South Delaware Avenue, Philadelphia. ' .
novlS-stnthSfl '"''t**-. J
P O R B ALT I' M O "? ^lj.
FREIGHTS RECEIVED DAILY; AND THROUGH
BILLS LADING ISSUED r.. tnriirj'
<tm TO i?tt
AND THE OmES OF THE NOBTHWEST.
The Fine Steamship MARYLAND, J. V. Joha
son, commander, will sail for Baltimore, on FRI?
DAY, 22d November, at 12 o'clock M.
ta* Philadelphia Freights forwarded to thAt
city by railroad from Baltimore ; wl'houv addl
?onal insurance, and Consignees ara^sllowea
ample time to sample and sell their Goods from
the Railroad Depot m Philadelphia. ..... r
ForFrelghtorpP^ap^o^??AvI
gatts 6_ No. 8 Union Wharves^'
pHANGE OF SAILING DAYS.' . n
INORBABED SERVICE.
PACIFIC M*TT. STEAMSHIP COMPANY'S
THROUGH LINE TO J t
CALIFORNIA CHINA AND JAPAN.; [
FARES GREATLY REDUCED. '
? - . ? - ' - *i ?>'.;? ..? >
Steamers of the above line leave Pier ^fffifc
No. 42. North River, foot of Canal street. ?Sum?
New York, at ll o'clock tuon, oftbe loin.iota
and seth of every month, except when these dates
fail on sunday, then the Saturday preceding.
All departures connect at Panama with Steam?
ers for south Pacific and Ces tra! American porta.
For Japan and china, steamers leave San Fra? -
cisco first of every month, except when lt rails on
Sunday-then on the day preceding. .?jj ?
No California Steamers touch at Havana, but
go direct from New York to Al pin wau.
One hundred pounds baggage free to each adult,
Medicine and attendance Tree, . . ..
For Passage Tickets or other informaoou, apply ..
at the COMPANY'S TICKET OFFICE,-' on Ute
Wharf foot OT Canal street, North River, NSW .
York. F. R? BABY, Agent.
anglfr-lyr_ ,~ : ' -
pOR LIVERPOOL, VIA QUEENSTOWN ?
CARRYING TEE UNITED STATIS MAILS. > .
THE LIVERPOOL AND GiREAT WESTER*
-^flflfr STEAM COMPANY ?fiHfe
wm dispatoh one of their flrst-class, rna pow -
Iron Screw steaumWpa?om - ,MJ1-ryyif
PLEB NO. 49 N. E., EVERY WEDNESDAY,
Cabin Passage S80, gold. . _IjLS-k
Steerage Passage (Office No, 2S Broadway) aft,
jorroncy. _ . ^_ , . a
ForFre^htorcabgF^^^-.
No. ea wan street, sLT,
N. B.-Through Bills Lading to Liverpool Issued
?>j the Charleston an* New York Btetmers, wales
make dose connection with the above una.
For particulars and rate or Fr?tent apply to
JAMES ADGEIt A CO.,
. WAGNER, HUGER A CO.,
mavfl Or WM. A. OODT.TEHAY.
EGULAR LINE FOR GEORGETOWN
8.0. ' "'" ' 'Ij-*1
FROM SOUTH COMMERCIAL WHARF. I
Time Table or Steamer EMILIE, 5 .'^fttL>
Captain C. C. White, f?r November, J?SsBfc
"IBATB CHABtXSTON. J**T*??*Ts***
MONDAY, NOV 4, 7 A x WjtPKsta^, NOT ?, ? A*
FBIDAT, NOV 8, 7 A x MOHDAT, NOV U,.*.A,M I
WBDNBST, NOV ia, 7 A it ?nu^ soy 16, ? tvt
MONDAY, NOV 18. 7 A ll ^IDKJ^.NojS?.A A1!!
KBIDAT, NOV ii, 7 A X MONDAT, NOV ?, ? AfX
WBONES'T, NO? 27, 7 A H FRIDAY, NOT ?, SAX
TOUCHING AT SOUTH ISLAND. WAVERLY,
KE1THFIELD AND WEYMOUTH MILLS l
EVERY TRIP. rd s??t ~?
??.Freight received day before sailing. ; r
lu > night and wbarfag* must be pepald.
No might received arter sunset. : ._ -vi
Duplicate receipts required with All shipments.
For Freight or Passage apply on board or ut
SHACKELFOKD A KEL.LT, Agents,
North Atlantic Wharf, Charleston, S. G.. r .
A. MORGAN. Agent, Georgetown, S. tO.
octv-tuth>>mos '
nOB FL O H I DA..,
TIA SAVANNAH-TWICE A WEpK. r.P,
~ ..'"eli
The Splendid Side-wheel Steamer r :.-^t?m?^
DICTATOR, captain L M. Coxetter?MSg??m
CITY POINT, Captain George E. M?MUlan^WIU
leave Charlfeton every ^"^AWHA??S&
EVBurnos, at 8 o'clock, for SAVANNAS, JSRHJ
NANDINA, JACEJSUNVfa^K. PAIREA, .ABD ,
AU, LAN?lNG?- ON ST. JOHN'S BiyRBv_ '
Returning. DICTATOR wul leave PALATEA f?Or
DAT M0BN1N?. and SAVANNAH StJNDAT MOBSWH, ?
arrivl"? here ??NDAT AtltaMOM. _ M^?_
CITY POINT will leave PALATR> ?T?*J
MORN LNG and SAVANNAH WBDNBSDAT MOSN
LNG, arriving hera WBDNBSDAT A*TBBiOO?
Ciunection ls made at Fernan"lnei
road lor New Orleans aid Havana, jia wffi
KTs;at Jacksonvmewlth St^erST^OgHT .
for M?llonvllle. Er?ronse and Upper^ MOM
Ww; at Tocoi vrlth Railroad for St. AUffi
uoe; and atPala-,ka with Steamers for the Oe**
laIllVrSetrfor v/ay Landings must'oe, pwpfld :
?For?Freteht or ' Passage, hsving' *??tife*'
commodauons, ?gf?jf? h ??J A*s?y[-[
Cerner Vanderhorst's Wharf and Bast Bay.
octa . ? - - ? j
VAIiENTINfi'S PREPABATTON'-' OF
MEAT JUICE.
Just received, a largeso^ly^oi^?^gjfe
bottle contains roar rounds of ^>*"^
dosi ve of fat; can be ^fhw^?^Sd
water; also can be taken with. OodUver Uli, aaa
destroys th taste of the OlU
Tneonly food for deUca?cbUdren.
This ls much superior W ^ ?
heretoftre offered w the pubHc, as^be i??a
upentrlal. Forsaieby HfcmD???^eS,