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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-11-26
LATEST SHIP NEWS.

ARRIVED. =. Sunday, Nov. -.
steamship Gernsna uI,nb Ehe' Hamburg Nov II vie sout
.mp,on i6 M p,' KnnbsIdt Co. Had west
SesnshP fbsra (Bli Mnnroo, Ga'EOw Nov w ad'e ard
steamship H. Livingston Baker, Savannah 65 boar With nde
,ssmshp Fskee Stirling de Cubs Nov. IS B'rtcos
i7th Neuvitss 18Th. with nd.- sud 20 Wsyds Co.
steamship louisville, Ryder Neworsans Nov l VAIN muse Aa
Steamship wsm,at. Fi,h Newelford with d's TO FeSge'on
steamship Gsueu, Gale Boston, with md's and to Isaac
steamship Moni, Libby Charleston 81 houF' With md's to L'
Bsi Evening star Miller 0usni'pamo II d.y with sugar to
BsI Minnie OF Mayfsd of Findhorn. Wright, MOrNeliO Sc
days, with hides 20 Napier WesfpId
Bs flsnb T,cdensnn Psquics July IA via Pen'nbueo
o.. 49, with susno 70 order. $50. mr. 80,
Rig COnqasysl t Lshve 81 Foster SAT- Cay T. J. IS days
Will ALL 10 b. y. Small 10.
Brig W II Townsend lof Yarmouth N 81 LILY H1ns u dsy
with sngsr 10 Desie Brown.
SchH T. Benedict. liigbss BOSTON.
sehr. Thos p Cooper, Weldon Newport
Schr Aradne, Robertson Newport.
Schy. T. Il. Hammond, Cram Passport.
Sbhr. X. n Gsrrison, Hammond. Newport
Schr. T. s,rston. Cordery Providence
Sehr. John LJzier, LsksFd Taunton
seiH. Elm City, Kelly Diyhton.
sehr. 8. A. Ham mond Paine Boston for Phisde'ph,
ser Statesman Cole shuse with 'psrs 20 Snow heh'don
sehr. Angler, Bssse, Mattapoise,.
sehE. Benz. Enslisb, Bsser. Providence
BELOW.
BsrI syomo, from Cardiff
SPOKEN.
Brig Queen oste South Nov 49, no lat &C., from Rio J'n'Ho for
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PASSENGERS ARRIVED.

FROM HAMBURG AND SOUTHAMPTON N9y 2s;-ls ,ts'G
,hp IIeunaniE Wshtr J. g. k'r T. Hbckfeid arg cb1' W
Niske Mohr H. 0ehrrnboek. y Reicha o. rot mat AyIe
Dressmann and VIDE Hugo Leo hsrdf wife and chile
Moses Drueker r. and Julie Coin J. Bume, Otto hsn,hDa
H. Nese Julie Schumacher end others 10 ths second CABIN ara
steeTase.
FRoM GLASGOW Nov. 7s imshg HseIuis-hii" b p
J. Uric Mrs. Scott Nts's MeCueen ftio' huch
span Mr snd Mrs. Answo Hls'oss. A. Jackson Jspie'
Jses on Peterson Mr. and a Swsnwiek and cbiefen WI
dead Mis-. GRAY, Mrs. RoH, aud i1j ~ stsersEe.
FROM SAVANNAH Nov i5Io ne,m,hip Herman ~. @
Mrs WIism, Nils. NJ Girss0u w. Brewster Miss ca rev
Ter ~ Fnse Joseph cse Ma. Moore. hr. H. hedsi.on Lo
eLid g. NJ Ysneey n. " Cunningham H. Harmon hAuhs"
IIsttriek sud 10 in stecfAge. -. 1T. RI ~.
FROM ST. JAGO DE- CuBA &c. Nov 23-In .esH,sp tshk,'
lame, Ilnp H. Martin L. Canrnsro Hnper ~ v hunoL r.
OTinsu, ;. c. Agurfo, r. AlsyO, T. Pima
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-11-26

CITY NEWS.

mIpssoS, FOR TIE CLERGY. The second lecture
"a 90 ssop, FOR the CergyThe Naked Truth or the BACK
ct by the Rev Mr. smyh announced for sunday a'Ies'
noon was not given account OF some
W.. enstb and tho Trustees OF the Cooper Institute
40 Ic,uye room OF tho Institute building remained
so.,S Tho lecture will probably be given on Sunday neIt
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20 TO THOMAS r. AGNEWs, Greenwich and
~ Muusys where you will hnd Teas Coae.' tsh, ton and
New York One
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IAnssapeer ,ntIl

CAppOn account OF fire. which occurred o.
No Broadway MedOme VIZ T'h I goods damaged o.
h"r,sd which were yf 10 tei- h'e md
ords and comm unications on 4a''"'p' wv -''
one bloch west Of Bleecks'tt
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nah" ts.h white and brilliant the Tuu' firm, s' b.h h
giant and leaves delightful taste in the mouth Warranted
insr. the susm. For sale By all DruSs' and FaEeJ Dealers.
Prepared BY Dr. NJ LEvErT DENTS, Of ever y.sn paaie.h
RswYort.
p.pO. No. IT woosTER-sr.. H,sr Canal. Fsw-Yors
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-" His eoun'ry's curse. his children's shame,
Outcsst Of virtue, peace aud fame"

We have paid e. 100000 OOO snd half million Of lives 20
rrserre our nee government We win yield 10 usurpon
lCheeTs IL Is said LET wa and what the future
Of the Executive may be- If cheat once Is
lie fault III he cheat ne twice IL Is my fault Laughter
and applause MOI tho prOmpungs Of sell preserYa.
ton, The dictates OF political wisdom tue inspiration Of
craftsmanship oil teach that Il Is better have this great
trial ~ government In 1861 than postponed ill lc6J
-ton 90 be complicated with Presidential election.
ard the question whether electors from Rebel States 10 dc
Toto Tire choice ~ President TO tho LOYAL North aud also per
nap, with foreign wfr, with an tho power II gives
"a tlc Executive ito control free people. MOI H tuut
'ir1 io b Ia sound It is better that its tuho De
heard now, when We have aud shalt have for two
yc.s loyal majority OF more than twohi in tAo Govern
meat 10 uunlc its ciaprer Laughter such contest when.
ever may viii show that the siren g ron1ucncc aud
iy NJ this Government rests not In Executive or legislative
clucutun vlue and intelligence of the Whole people prlnf
their liberties yluing tlcr ifee institutions proud ot their
country the gent cNcuIar 10 show mankind that equal
Ior cr ual Laws ellH rh and cqlh Justice are DE Ir
IItfIt .Ls 60 U.H1 -aAa, IlL..rt lQNIgSNtHG .a.. .
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-11-26

On our eighth page will he found Calendar ior
1857 which will be useful to aid preserve The novelty '
ds, mai lea Il IA ore attractive.
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OLD HARD SCULPTURES o. K. becomes hard ana
cot be to waste The fad At al The "foee' "
q The Depol. No. $50 Waahnai0n-st
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rnn,arM.a Mns1c Christmas Engravngs, Christ-

ma, and other Christmas NDysties oesiae ny sue
OF the new elegant Pelham basque ~ the n
Magazine, ready. Sinse' " ee
free, YEARLY 80 with beutifa PREMIUM NO az bi'a'N'
New.YoTi.
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nonr L , r,rrna aud ArpRnr1nN TIE NOTIFIES should

GOOD FATHERS anu arr bNl -
no, m 10 potec, their children from Colds and Group oy
RED CLOTHES LAsPs only 19e eao"' S
l7j broadway aud all the House Fns'ishiDS storeI
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The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1866-06-25

S SSht 9o1es Boston 93 hhds; Portland l27 hhds:
SeTss Sew m 525s boxes leaving ports
OK to rials do. ~ P'A Aes' hiusco'aao NJ
FAEtaHIs-Sught improvement in demand Char
ters closed for New York; Br bark Ella Adele i760
hoS !9 a. % 9oI; DARK Adelaide Morris. 1000 bIs at $l
br Orig Cova denga, 1000 bIs at 81 ~ for NORTH of
aaserns, brig knight tat Matanzas) 46O hhds Moasses
prl8 Charles Poole. 600 hhds Molasses at S3 a
nui DIiR waldo. 600 hhds Sugar at S6 do: Philade
Pna Br brig Thomas Terry hhds sugar at 81 GO
hid. ' WV "' h'oicSses at $o5s y
EfoHANGEs:-London at 60 days. sight, 1sx@IoE
prem i Peris do at 6@6x; Northern cities at SI@2s
dis American gold at prem. n Y-'
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PORT CALENDAR
MARINE NEWS.
Arrived Yoatordnv.

Steamship Moneka, Marshman, New York-left Thurs.
ANIME M Alexander Averi SONS son ASIsns,
g 90; Abrahams Son, Adger & Co. Bates &
BEDFORD Brd Co. Bosssb Sssss ReiIma R5sITnharay a
Bisohof 90. NJ Bristol T Burge Co J CONNER. r
5ros SsmRs GsI GO
Dennis, Drake De0ottes salas. Ewart W Eckel
o. Foley. Fleming Co. aerdta Sdtsosrg, g. CABIN hn
an, esles, woodward Co. Graeser Smith, VIM Quincy,
Harbers. Hart sr, Hien. Hart & Go Hasys LAYS,
man Brother, Haste, Calhoun & 90 Hunt a Rro
Co. kaos Cling kisfssS.t
koes kornsiranS Ri1tss o. kng Ing Gassidey knight
Jr Laurey Alexander, Ltschei' a'sSs Musr Levin
9 Martin; Q Madsen, T Mccarthy, J Miohaeson. ]
ply Macniar Williams PsrRer Mn.an sgen, @ur
& 'uller a Mcdowell Co. Muller & Mint Man
sioe. S Iis poss oS SeTa1 C. MSo
ostenSorf. Oliver & Co. B o'Nen D Paul q Co. Jos ~
ell Russe rsnshn Raaa Rpnap" MSDGy
Hos Ro0son stoll @ Webb Co. " stefens o. Strauss
schne o. ssyas stelber ESQ sloan. .os soS,r SG
meT. Togni W Trott, Uferhardt & Campsen J Il
whilden. whittemore Son Co. W White WEE Wss.
ner WaI & Ducker. Wehmann & Co, " Williams & Co.
aHf '"e Go oidsa Ss.'Gas anal
Pan Shoals passed steamship Quaker CITY bouod north
Experienced head winds the entire passage June 49,
souder, bound North.
Steamehip Knight, Rollins, Baltimore. Left We'd
Barnwell, O Il Baldwin Clark & aruber. Ahrens &
90: WIrhmann Lillienthal, Jehtera & 90. Clifford
fens Go. L schnen l. o. oNen. DR. a warinR
sollman Bros .S r..Is ySers 60 EI Co. Heo
rey & Alexander. Luhrs & stelng. Ensiow & Co. q
81 walter & %. Mehrtens & wohitman, W aurney " a
Carsten & Jacobs L Neumyer, Kressei, Hurkamn ~ +
Gen. hovsna n1iu sso, N%P
Holmes, straus. b olaussen, Ma, Trans Co. Kama
pau! Lalue. Desaussure. King { Cassidey. q
als Williams FranRe arhner srhss FuRs Webmen B1O
Street Bros Co. NJ n Quinn & Bro. b Bschof Il F
Davis campsem Co. Fiekiog tt1a Butler @
shall. J. kirkpatrick. W Dukes & Co, T. Stem.
0arty DO. Roach 6sytn1 Wtooh' da9S6e Go. Fo:
Holmes. Werner & Ducker. -
Steamer DeKalb. slawson. santee 1866 bales Cotton.
2lO bbls Rosin and Sundries. To NJ Pringle StyIes
& Carter. E Rodgers & Go. G Walter Co. willis IL
Townsend, Hon Townsend, w Dlngle. W Dukes 4
Co, Caldwell Sons, Smyth, Davis o Reeder.
Cleared Saturday. JUNE az
Steamship Quaker City, West. New York-Ravenel Co.
Cleared Yesterday. JUNE a.
schr Jonas Smith, Nichols New York-wm Roach
Went to Sea Saturday. JUNE 2s
steamship Quaker City, West. New York.
Steamer Dictator CoIetter Paatka via Jacksonville
vannah and Fernandina
Went to Sea Yesterday. JUNE "a
schr Jonas Smith, Nichols. New York.
From this Port.
Steamship saragosss. Orowell, New York, June 49,
UP for this Port.
schr Waring. Smith, at New York. June 20.
sohr Lath Rich, Bontof at Now York, June21.
Cleared for this Port.
Steamship Moneks, Marshman at New York. June 81.
Brig Cyclone, Haskell at Boston, June 10.
schr Wide World, Hildrsth, at New York, June 81.
Sailed for this Port.
The schr Rover Belle Baxter. from Barnsable via Nor.
folk sailed from the latter the 14th inst this
port
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Sides 17S cts. At the close held at ,bk centa IN,
shonders and ish cents for sides. Bacon Tho salct
eens 100 do Sides at 19 to 20 cens mostly II
or Shoulders and 20 cents for Sides, lots from lob
oers 20 terces plain bagged Hams at % and nne
sugar-cured 2I to 26 cents CLOSING at 28 cents for
choice. Lard We report sales of $50 tierces Cy at
Z to ~ cents, 100 do Western 22 cents closing firm
~ Kegs Western, country lot at cents; Baltimore
refined, in kegs, "a cents.
CHEEsE.-With moderate supplv and demand nr,oes
steady for Eastern cutting at 20 to 81 cents
is au and nominal at IT to 1S cents Eastern English
DAIRY we quote at 25 to 26 cents por pound.
Rangoon from second hands at 10 to l0I cents Oaro-
Lima held at II TO ID cents as to quality.
suaAR:-Owing to the rapid fluctuations of gold the
market has been inactive; buyers unwilling to
meet the VII OF holders and with the reaction prices
are but nominay maintained at last weeks quotations.
have only to report sales Of 90 hhds and 100 bbs
81 do IS to IA cens; 29 do English Island IS cents
We give closing prices as foows Cuba and E. l. com.
mon to good refs 10H to IL cents months; do do
grocery, ~ to 12h cents metz do do PRIME 12H IS
IL cents nett do do prime to choice Is to IA cents
net; Havana, No 10, IL cents, months.
REFINED SUdARs We revise quotations as follows:
For lots OF 20 bbls more, extra fine powdered I7o
crushed, powdered and formulated It's. centa: aoft
crushed white 1927; Circlo do. 1o1s cents do.
1873 cents extra l6& cents yellow l6I cents; Or
Gle !oo cents per lb For Ito bbls or more less.
at 81 cents per gallon, in barrels.
-6rAnoH-We quote Kingston pure at 10 cents per lb
sALT-Early in the week dealers advanced the price
with tho reaction in gold prices fell back 50 10 to
10, at which the market closed. Fine has ruled aesSv
at S32o; Marshas and Worthngtons and other brands
less known So To- Turks Island quote at 60 cents
tround Alum and hne ex-bark MYRTLE on private terma
-. wHIskkY-Has ruled exceedingly dull the past week
ior large lots; small sIles have been report.
20 % 81 but Is difficult to price for rdnnd
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READ WHO 81 vs. SO,

FROM THE HON. THOMAS b. FLORENCE.
WAsHWoToH, January ], 1884
GentemenEH Having stated 1t verbally to you, hAv
no hesitation In writing the fact that e1pcrienoed
marked beneAt from your Hollands German Bitter
During long and tedious session OF Congress- presun
and onerous duties nearly prontrated kind fien
suggested the use Of the preparation I have named
took his advice, and the result improvement o
health, renewed energy and that particular relief 40
much needed and obtained. Others may bo RinilArly
edvnntaged, they desire to be.
Truly your friend. THOMAS B. FLORENCE.
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PRnsenReru.

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seaman, Lehman, NJ Hattrich II n seedorf r q
forhies' Il Moses, @ Hubbard, II w Wright III Nor
ton, Brewer, Bigger. VIM Patton, Greene,
EapeJ fiercos . HuRer, Miss Lazarus A Noise and
Mise MISS Lilly Huger, Lawrence and lady Hannah
loch. '' ' "eioon' III hin-
Fer steamship Moneka. from New York-G Kreite
9N, 9avaa EWart MaIell, DR. Durant j Barrett Geo p
Hebank, Muller, and l6 ,teeraRe '' wv
.aPer steamship Knight from Baltimore " Roll
O Barney Mrs Fernsndis n'' hiisS
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81 OoLaATE's HONEY soAP.-THs OELE.

81 COLGATEs HONEY soAP.-THIs DELE
DRAFTED Toilet Soap, In such universal demand,
made from the choicest materially, is mild ana
smoIlientin Its nature, fra8rantiy scented, and
extremely beneficial in its action upon tho skin For
sale by all Druggists and Fancy Goods Dealers.
February7 lyr
ID DEFRIGERATORSIN NEW INVENTION
III GREAT IMPROVEMENT DRYI ECONOMY IN
IOEl GOOD VENTILATION AND PURIFYING
OHAMBER.-This new invention and great tmprcye.
ent the result Of long and practical experience s now
offered to the public with the that 1t
In its construction oil modern improvements In the
most simplaed form. One Of the most Important fes
lures is the new Purifying Chamber attached By which
perfeet Dry Ventilation is obtained
The Ice keeps nearly twice as fong in ordinary Re.
rigeratoro.
As article Of Furniture the style In which they
- got up renders them highly ornamental for any
nom.
Tho trade furnished at suoh low prices will make IL
n inducement for them 10 call and examine nv stock
Nos. s5l and e6s Third Avenue. New York.
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consigness per South Carolina RaiIroad.
Juno "a.

~ bales Cotton rs bales Mdze az bbs Crude Turpen
Tne car Lumber, Furniture, and Sundries To WI
ns q Chisolm. g williams Il Co. Rbett 1r n n n n
tSonen. Agent, M Eason & Bro, X W gallo 4 Ro.
Ohfsolm Bros ' 'o"Ano'
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NEW YOEK-Per steamship Quaker City-4l6 boxes
and bbls Vegetables, 81 boxes Peaches 81 pkgs and
Bot boxes Sugar, tiorces Rice 5s empty bbls and
carboys Ill bales Upland and bag Sea Island Cot
ton, 90 bales Domescs 1873 bars Iron. 28 chains 20
Smiths Bellows, and Horses Per schr Jonas
Smith-105 bales Upland and bale Sea leland Cot
tom S25 bbls Rosin 24O bbls Spirits Turpentine 30
bbs Rosin on, lls ebls Ale. 1873 empty Bbls. bxs
~, 9 bags Coffee. 80 hhds Clay, 100 bIs Pipes, 81
bundles Bags IL crates old Rope, 20 tons old Ma.
ohinory, 26S cases and casks Hardware, Bod
ding &c, 100 bundles Shovels, 100 tons larre Gums
and Ordnance Stores, 10 bundles Wire, "a bundles
Spades, 1S7 Gas Pipes, Bellowt Boring Machine
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The Charleston Cotton Market
o.. Saturday tho cotton market quiet both buy
and seller awaiting later foreign intelligence Only 40
bales were sold at the prices of the day before.
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Mobile Market.

MOBILE juno 19.-CoIToN.-rhe market continues
very fiat and nominal About 60 bales repacked aud
inferior cotton was sold to day at private rates.
MONETARY AND FINANCIAL Speculation has run wild
with the gold market and the great fluctuations in the
"onk has badly burned tho fingers of the "dabbers
After the close of the market Monday evening sales
were made as high as 16l. At the opening of the
ket this morning heavy decline occurred, and sales
were made as low l60 later salos effected 14s
still later 1t bought at l46 and at the close of the
day no sales could be made at rates 140 So as
will be observed, hero is no regular quotation this
market to-day.
SrLvHR.-Buying and selling at I25 to $780,
EXcHANdE.-SteriDg lat to 150. New York sight par
to = prem. Now Orleans par.
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A 8 AN ADVERTISING MEDIUM THE HERALD
II. offers rare Inducements. having circulation OF
nenr o THOUSAND SUBSCRIBERS land the list daily
Rates Of ldvertianS reasonable. juno Al