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ths .aa
u. =. GOVERNMENT,
the Western end Of the
Great National Railway across
the Continent

across the sierra sey.aas 10 he California Stste ns
traver-ing the RICHEST AND MOST PoPCLous SEC
TIp& or CALIFORNIA. s,& thence through the great
MIEIsG REGIONS OF THE TKaRIToEIEs, TO tins
visibiIy n sait saks City
rO-i- - tie @nc which Is adopted BY Congress and
AIDED BIZ TaE ISSUE OF DHIrRD frATEs Bon 0e-
Their rosd airs,dy eomilsted equipped and running
for 81 uis~ from e~erasnts 20 wftlhn ~ Kss Of ths
snsHli Of the ecsrs. and large amount 81 the work
II Grading, Tuunsng. 1e beyopd that point hss bean
ne First Mortgage Bonss Of rhl. Company
scori unnsuai Inducements Of sRfiy and PROFIT to In
ressors. for tls foiswing among Oahef ressoas viz
First The rate OF lns.sest /. ser per Cent
Cold paysbis ssEs-aa ancaly 10 the CITY of Hsr
Second rhs Principal is payable i'm Geld at 10
turity.
Third. The cost Of the Bonds, EINEry-BIvE PR
cEsT sad accrued interest. is TAX PER CENT. 10
than th-. of the ebsspes. Six PR ceai- Cold Bsss
ing Bonds % the aovsramsnt.
FUurth Tb. Tus,.a strse. Government provides nearly
half the amopnf necessary TO buid the entire road.
ard looks mainiy 70 q small percentage the fu-
trrs trafnc fcr Repayment.
Fh 0~isz this literal provisscn accompanies with
Exs-rsire GraDts of pablic LAads. by ~hirh the
goysrnfsent fe.tets this great nation :. enterprise,
It's success u rsn3ertd certain, and ts hsapctsl sn-
tiiiiy altogether Independent Of the ccntnsen-
ci@s which attend ordinary ksilrusd sHtsrprfses
Sixth. The Security Of ii. First Mortgage Ros& y
thsrsfers AMPLE a. their character FOR safety sAd
reliability 4 rm~n.Ii-d anly BY that Of the obirBe
lions of the Govrrnnnsaf itself &
sesrnth The s@rrisx OF the eompeted portion
already a-gHty Ia exeess ~ th interest obi cations
whish tas s;prapsms sfH iDeur s-fe- fhe ds.
tase~. ..x stss sdly inere-- <, rsza hne the
int-srupted pay Of the Interest absolutely
tan.
Eghth At ths present rate OF Gold they pay nearly -
Per Ccnt per anau n, the amount invested.
The Bonds issued ia denominations n 81 900 With
s@erfznHral Gcld CoaTons ~ttacSed. payable In New
Nofk a : q
arcraed oterest in currency from January lat.
Orders nay he forwarded to a. air,e or through n
principal Bank Bank IN Ill parts Of the ceunfxy
Reraittaeoe- may be ussds drsfts kew York. q
In LegnI Tender Natss National Bank Notes ofog
fund. curr-st n tiis uftf snd he Binds viii BE fr
wsrisd any addre~s by Exprtss free Of charge In
euries FOR further particulars, hT ran otherwise
/ will re- eive punctusl sitentlon-
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CLOTHIEns.

cARPECs, OIL cLoras. 40.
John coptlin...-- ................ss Main street
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BANKING HOUaE.
iOnai Bank....... Main ss-- bet ID 4 4th.
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Roots 4 RHOEs-RETAIL.
ste~at Deet sSrsy- cor Third Main strseta.
huisk>np MANN ~. !. , -. so MAin itrsrt.
HuisL4p Bro ]. sAsin a t@t AbSs "a l s4h
EKHkr Ast - ~ 2 z. & !. MN susss.
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CROCKERY q QUEENS WARE.
Carey lie FAivre ..... Main street--bet 5sh 9Th.
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CLOCKS, WATCHES 4 JEwELRY.
sam Bridges -..............Nos 4 2 Estes House.
Ayres, Mann 1 Ayres $50. "a Main strres.
HAMMER ............... Main street-bet 4th A Sth
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MOVIE Main street /.
Duncan, ksrle Co..-...~l40 b 1s2 Main street.
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GAS q STEAM FITTINGS.
4 Gon T1hua. -, -. "a
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Geld Pens, Pencils, Pocket Bssks.
Bridges. s.......s..........Nos d Estes House
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EnsravinE Brands, d Seals.
FURNITURE

Fans, Fancy Goods. rine Cutlery.
: Bridges-..........,...- Nos Estes Hous
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BucKEYE FOUNDRY.

DOHNET BLEACHERY.
III Emerson Eourfh A ptondssu
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1867-12-06

COMPLEMENTARY D-NYrRs.-The London Sstur-
d,v Roy:ew observes OF complimentary dinners:
As nrlle. we sus occt lcsc affairs afford much
r,-re :. .casurc to small men than 10 ,re big man.
fThoy arc placed il au unusually inc and exalted
IL. They become the patrons ard therefore
Inc lnore tAan equals, OF the hero OF their ovenln
Tho deep gratitude which Is always so ostcnta'
tousy paraded by the guest is BY them taken
quite IN earnest. Thog hUmbIy persuade t'enl-
selves that they have somehow placed the great
author under an obligation: hat tley deserve
very well of him; that il nc ha written delightful
novels, they in turn. have provided ior him a de-
ilght.u, treat OF food ana oratory.
It is curious to think how many worthy
ne there arc u who.H to c)Mc iHto coa-
tact With persons OF cmireuce even IN TINS remote
way j. gratif, ing and cle"atinS beyond cescriP-
tion--to wAcll it is really thing 10 DC niucD
thought of that they should have c)rnc under the
bodily ote of Lord LstloG or Dir. D ,ciens, and
pernGos. II tho cXDI!slCn OF tle nour 81 'ats.u5'
ghor,d n2vo &c zed tho hand that wro,o PIC
wlck" or - lhanl.' THIS makes tlen actual
friends or 1t least acoG2!atancos. o. the great
Yn1n-a{tcr fashiol. Iue CO Ut Son o. glory Is
wonderful, force ~ all these at1lrs. Tor some very
plain ulaa with namo absolutely ard forever un-
;noyyn be, ID tho limits OF very narrow private
c;rc,n 10 liod tLat name blazoned in tho public
p:!nts in company with peers and judges and
poets, is to cease to bo obscure. ray or two
from tho divine halo which gitter5 round the
head ct the chairman and the ilustriouS guest
lights up oven the hunb.eSt cld most obscure oil
the stewa ds. To pay ono'o ahot for dining Win
eminent literary peIsonaScs, is to receive soino
bro .th or two OF tic divine literary atiatus. VINO
dimes with literary men must needs himself be
literary: anl to have reputation for being thls
especially IN very rural aud very comlneTclal
c!rcIes is to have right - lay down cr!tioal Ia"s
to ones ne!ghb0rs.
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The Liter ~ World.

Mrs. Jessie Fremont Is writing book.
Mr. ~. Il. DxJn's new work is 70 be cauec
"Splritual Wives"
"A ne paper is about to bo started in LONDON
under the namo Of The Hour.
MIR. Marcus Keane has work IN press on 'I4e
Round Towers OF Ireland."
Mr. Robert Browning has lately been made Q
Fell Of Baliol College, Oxford.
Mrs. Moode h S new novel nearly ready, en-
tiled srue World Before Them"
Victor Hugo is endeavorlpg to get the material
Tor writing the Life Ct John Brown.
A Lev LeilodIcal IS announced IN London with
the odd tit.o Of ..rhe City Clerk"
Rev Henry Mard Bee:her received $50, uOO Tor
his story entitled NORWOOD"
--Alpnonse Karr is Writing novel, which he
calls the Inner Life of q Woman VI the World"
-ar. JOIN Morley, tho editor OF the "Fortnigh-
ly Review" will shortly publish volume On Ed
"A rev ard complete edition Of ''Monk" (NIat-
thew Gregory Lewis Writings is to be published
lie Rev. George Gillian will soon publish a
work with the singular tite Of 'Remoter Stars 10
"A new translation Of Beckfords ''vathck' has
been made recently in Germany, where the book
has long been worry popular.
-Alr. Bentey ls preparing for publication sThe
MISC laaeous Pose Woiks OF Edward BuIWer,
Lord Lytton" now tirst collected.
The turkish Sultan has offered prize for tho
best poem on the Conquest OF the Saracens," by
way of erco- raging literature in his domino1s.
-"Vau9uished" IS the significant title which
Miss Agnes Leonard, new Southern VII or: has
given 10 novel that Carlton Il Co., will publish in
few days.
AIRS. Henry Wood, author OF East Lynne
will assume the editorial charge OF the Argosy
With the December number, which begins 4 new
volume. It contains the opening chapters or q
new novel from her pen, entitled "Anne Here
ford"
Mr.. John Lathrop Motley has just published
the third and fourth volumes Of ms History CT
the United Netherlands" closing The narrative
which he began IN his Rise OF tLo Dutch Repub-
Lie" some twenty-years ago. His concluding vol
ume closes with tho truce signed 1T Antwerp IN
1609 He is understood to be engaged upon I Sc
ouel to this work, i'll lie shape OF History OF TIC
Thirty Year. War;"
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COMMERCIAL.
exports for the Vycok o.iding THURSDAY
December 8.

exports for the Week ending Thursday
december 8.
FOREIGN.
LIvERPOoL-Per ship Mary Ceden-i5 bags S Cotton,
2572 ba'eS Upland Cotton.
LIVERPOOL-Por bark Chattanooga Obags SEA Island
Cotton. 1853 bales Upland Cotton.
BARCELONA--Per span bark 'amia-3S2 baes Cotton
so bb.s Rosn. 1000 feet LUMBER, 6 spars
DOMESTIC.
BOSTON-Pcr brig Josie Devereaux-S26 bales Upland
Cotton 229 bb,s Srirlis Turpentluc, 20 bbF !sosin
10 bales Rope 80 bales Paper 1861 Stavcs, 500 ton
Ola Metll. Is packages sund-les.
NEW YORK-Psr steamship N nhat an bugs Col
ton, $50 bales Upland Cotton. S3 bales Domestics
and Yarns Z packages urdrles, 81 PACKAGES lOi
Imply Barrels, IL pieces Nachinery. Fer steam, ,
ship SasaSossa-21 bags Cotton, CD bales Upland
Cotton Il bales Yarn, 81 PACKAGES. Per steamship
B souier-50 iierces Rice, 40 bags Cotton b
bllcq Uplnd Cotton 96 bbls Fra Clay, bags Pea'
nuts AMI sundries. =. Per steamship Charleston.
80 Gags Sea Island Cotton. 50 bales Upland Cotton
terc5 Rice. 65 bales Dom scs, 70 Packages Per
schr L,,ly-l6 bales and SI2 bales Upland Cotton.
100 pbls spirits Tur lendn, 2SS casks haoln cay
bclos Dundee pagging, IS rcams Paper ca=eS
Mdz5, 10000 feet fio9rinG Birds ,oo .,, r..
ElLADELPAIA-Per brig Wllloms-Zo2.oo WV iee'
Lumber. :. Per schr u Wllson-29 casks cay ~,
600 feet LUMBER. :. Per schr W 6 Dearoorn-9oo
tens Old Per &C. Curtis Il!!on-1soeoI
feet Lumber. -,
DAL1lMORG-Per steamship Sea Gul-53 terces hlce'
I17 oacs Upland Cotton % bales o2e an GNttinss'
and surdrics. Per bsiS Georsa-l5S.oo ieet Lun'-
Der. -, -,-.,
NEW ORLEANS-Per schr Maggie McNoill-5i7 terces
Rice 1900 bushels Peas
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y sos NJ; and City sawed Lumber is quoted at 500

~ s5@s a NJ and CITY sawed Lumber s quoted at $50
@-5 q N.
FRE1GHTs-To Liverpool, by steam' Ad. on Upland
and ;Nd or sea Islands, by sail I'D on Upland and id.
on sea Islands To Hare nominal To the wost Indies
nothing Offering. Coastwse--To New York. by steain'
u. Ii. on uplaris and 81. on Sea Islands is tho
local asking rates. 81 5O@s? q :cr'e on Rice By SAIL
%c. a ib on Cottoh, and s1S1 IS 2 tc. en- Rice
To Boston by stcan lc 2 u 'r cctFcn and 81 q tc On
Rice; by sail 1c q ib on Cotton. 10 Philadelphia Ac.
n. on Upland Cotton, by steam, and C b. by SAIL
70 baltimore by ateam &c q ib. On Cotton and 81 90
=, fierce on Rice. The Baltimore and Charleston Steam,
shin Company tako Cotton through to Cincinnati at
- n = 100 lbs; Rice s5c p 1Co lbs To Louisville,
cotton 81. q 100 lbs; Rice 75c: 100 lbs 81, 10 D.. St
Gomis Cotton $40 q 100 ts R:ce soG e luy IDS
r Sc steamers take freight through to Pn.iadepaIa @
IN Irmber by sail, to New York. Ph1aeha . aIq M
Galtiruore, at seaI :. NJ and on timter s0SIo q M
nominal. .a .oto res.erdav was
l47I5 for six days bills ,.o .,,r,hos;ro siobt
DOMESTIC ExcHASGE.-The banks are purchasing aiSns
Checks on New York u off, but are not ou!lg oe'onu
sight They sell Sight Checks at par. , :. 90 o,
10 D.-Ihe brokers wero yesterday buying IL % "N"
sol ing at 4D
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THE CHARLESTON MARKET.

fron TIE WEEK ESDr;o THURSDAY. DECEMBER 81
COTTON trade IN the staple has continued
during the pas. week be marked BY the downward lem
dency OF prices and all interested in the artco are
ceepy concerned ascertain when the present untor'
tunste condition OF market for the grower will nave
a turning point, and the commodity obtain position
which will cause less loss to ho planter and more pfon'
to the purcha or The hope that the Congress woud &c
scnd tho tax on the present crop has been somewhat
lesscned by the committee in that body having the mat
tel in charge recommending that it should only apply to
crops be raised aad their report It's eared'
indicates that the crop coming 10 market WILL nave
to it full extent to be subject to this most mpohc aad
unjust burden Notwithstanding the deprecated value oil
It. The frther lesisav1 action in the case will be
looked 10 with great interest hroushou, the South as tie
repeal il applied 10 the present crop. would be OF I'M
po-ant value in the present low priced condition OF the
article The arrivals of Upands have been rather less
than ttosc OF the previous week. Will, in Sea Islands
and Flordas the receipts have increased The LeGpooi
market opened at 7d, declined o75Sd 7d and 77Sc''
closing OF Td. q h. yesterday. New York began a loc
for New York Mddling, fell OF to 15Xc and was quosec
Yesterday at 16@I6Mc q fb. for New York Middhns.
Ths article here at the commencement OF the week was
Quoted at l5x@15Hc for Midding, iecedcd to l4%c''
and closed yesterday at 15Hc q ID. The following Is
statement Of the transactions In the artce a ILLS PorS
tor the week just terminated:
On Friday, November 29ih the first day OF the week.
thc market opened active With rather weaar pr'ces'
when news of decline at Liverpool caused the rates to
recede &c a i5 Sales 800 bales; Low Middling being
Quoted al I4Z Midding at 15&, aad si:t Middhng ct
1jHc. q ID.
On Saturday there moderate demand. with stoa'
dv prices eary in the day. but the rates became ca Ter
at the cose the inquiry being IT most cases for the bet
fer Qualities which were in light supply waIc the lower
grades were dull and heavy Sales $50 bales; Low Md
ding being quoted at l4H@1422l. Kidding l5@l5A, and
Strict Mid ling Q. 15>sc q 70.
On Monday good inquiry prevailed buyers genera'5
operating e. previous prics. the market closing with
lower tendency Sales rs. bales: ddlins Upland being
quoted at 16S15Xc. Q ID.
On Tuesday the declining state Of the English market
caused the staple to all of in price from @Kc ID.
sales 45o bales; Low MiddlinS being quoted at AK
@l4S; Middng at 142 aud ss.ics Middlins at log
cts. q ib.
On "Wednesday there was an active demand ct ate1dy
pri es, the market closing flmer. Sails near l2oo
bllc.; gu tations about the same as the day before
yesterday the inq iry good. and prices advanced
X@xc. IT, Sales s52 bales. VIZ % at ls%; % at il;
81 at AK s5atl AK; 90 atltA; IS at AK; IS at l4;
2s2 at Is; s3 at l5X; 81 at 15K.
wa nuots.
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MARINE NEWS.
OF CHARLES STON.
Arrival Yesterday.

Spanish bark Sunrise, Hoig, Matanzas-o DAYS. Hal
scbr Ann Deas, from West Point Mill 156 tcs Rice
To Gurney, Rayenel CO. Rope Stoney
dina jacksonville and Savannah 1s2 bales Cotton, &c
To havene Co, Fraser L Din, & D Kirkpatrick, 6
Ingraham Cohen HancIel Ie e Co. Eoper stoney.
Hunt Bros Bry. & Co, New York, Southern Express
Co, Graeser Lee Smith Co. Mofatt &: Boyle, Holmes
& Macbeth, Beewith q 4 Hoc9ene New 4erx, d M
|; Middleton, L Railroad Co, Huger, Mrs Mary
Cone
Head and Beaufort 80 bales Cotton, 1e5 bags Cotton
seed 35 bags Corn, and Suudries To j Ferguson, W
Henery, Roper & stoney, Howard Bros. Trescott,
Burns, Gurney, Litschgt, Hopkins, Mcpherson
Co. Little & Marshall J C Claussen, Col r Sloan,
q Jams Adams Frost & Co, Willis & Chisolm, Col
ChisoIn, ! Northrop ald Order.
Sloop Greenleaf, from sanlee. SSo busne1 Rough
Rice To Thurston 6r Holmes.
Received from Chisolms Mil-102 bbls Rice To
o''-''' Cleared Yesterday.
Steamship Souder, Lebby, New York-Jno & Thee
Steamship Sea Gull. Dutton, Balimore-Courtenay 6
Trenholm.
Brio C;eorqia. Holt, Baltimore-H Baker Co.
Brig c. " Williams thompson p"lad'ipna-h BAKER
schr ] n Wilson, somers, Philadelphia-H Baker &
schr Lilly, Francis, New Yorlr-w Roach.
Went to Sea Yesterday.
Steamship E Souder, Lebby, New York
Steamship Sea Gull. Dutton. Baltimore.
Schr wilson, Somers, Phladelphia.
From this Port.
Steamship George Upton, Rich, at Boston, Dec O. to
sail Dec6.
Steamship Manhattan, Woodruff New York, Dec 2.
Brig Drszo, Easton, Georgetown. c, nov 49,
Cleared for this Port.
schr Matthews, McElwee, ut Phtladelpnia, Nov so.
Memoranda.
The brig Tangent Rlch from New York for this port
was at Newport, r ], Dec 2
The schr Wide World from Philadelphia for this port
was at the Philadelphia Breakwater. Nov 80
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In tho Port OF Charleston, Dec. 3, 1857
VESSELS UNDER 100 TOMS AND STEAMERS coAsrINo
WITHIN THE STATE EXCEPTED
STEAMSHIPS.
Champion, 1913 tons, Lockwood at Adgers wharf for
Pioneer Br), tons, shackford at Atlantic wharf for
Miami, 1854 TONS Mclaughlin. at Atlantic wharf, for
New York, loading. .Jno q 1neo Uolty
SHIPS.
Mary o-den $50 TONS Godfrey In the Stream for Lv-
erpool eadT.......................W Smith l. Co
Charleston tBr), CTS tons, Morley, at Boyce Cos
wharf, for Liverpool, loading GOa t9sC 20
for Liverpool, loading .........S street 1ros o 70
BARKS.
The Queen Br G9e tons, cNab, ct Vanderhorsts wharf
for Liverpool, loading. ..k Mure q 20
Chattanooga, sos TONS freeman, U. Atlantic wharf for
Iiyorpcol ready.................W Smith L Co
ravd McNutt lBr 5O2 tons McElhenny, at Boyce Cos
wharf, for Liverpool loading. ......... r Mure & co
Tor Liverpool. loading. ........ X Mure 6 20
Tecumseh Br 635 ponagle at vanderhorst wharf
for Liverpool, Loading. tsaVeuei O 70
Franz (Russiaul, 2i9 tons, wallen, at Boyce Cos
wharf, from stockholm, discharging ;:.:;;::..
..1 ~ r i
John fo III tons Luce at Atlantic wharf wharf FOR Liver
Yumuri (Br) All toms Luce, at Yanderhorsts wharf,
from Liverpool, dschargpg. .......... .Ravenel co
pawnee 2s4 tons Anker. ut BOyce cof wharf nom
Gauss Bremenl e55 tons, weiting at Atlantic wharf
from Bremen, discharging. ......>..G Hopley q co
Leondss 55 tons Howard at ATLANTIC %na t0e
Harken AGelsein iNorwj si6 TONS Larsen, at Bosce
Co.'S wharf, from Liverpool discharging - .
Sunrise tSpanish) TONS Roig, at Brown Cos wharf
from Matapzss, just arrived. d..-..........W Hau
BRGS.
Henry Laurens 1l7 IONS, Borden, ct Union wharf, for
Cienfuegos, waiting. ........... Rtsey creighton
Georgia, 2s5 tons, Holt In Ashley River ter Baltimore
ready. ID BAKER q 20
Williams, s27 toms Thompson. at Central wharf
for Philadelphia, ready .-.....h d BAKER 70 20
Two Brothers, - tons Butler, at Atlantic wharf, Irom
the Isle Rodondo, dlschargng. ........ Master
Fannie 155 tons, Trader IN the Stream from Navassa
lust arrived. ............ d Baker q W
Shannol Se3 tons sawyer, at Atlantic wharf, ior AaVle
Susan VoorLia sg5 tons Ful:ord. at Kerr.a wharf,
from New York, di:charging ......"..:. " Roach
Alert (Brl l25 tons Newell, Boyce Cos wharf from
Fenl1 tsrau Ersignot, in the Stream IRON Havana,
just arrived. Esnaro
SCHoONERS.
Keeling - tore, Hubbard, at Vanderhorst's wharf
fcr Baltimore, loadirg. Street Bros q 20
Lilly tons Francis. at Adgers wharf, tor New fock
ready. w "oaSu
Q Wishart, 225 tons, Mason, in Ashley River ier
Boston, load ne. S...."...-..... .Risley & CrelShton
Smith, 2s5 tons, Tooker, ct hailroad wharf
ioc New York, loading: '..';;.:.M Hosca @
Carrie Weob 19i tons Wortningon, at Union NnarI'
from New York, waiting. 80. Cou-tcnay Trenholm
q stunt, 93S tons, Compton, at Centra! wharf, tor
Bocton, loading ID baker g ~
Myroyer All tons, Hughes, 1t Brown Cos wharf ioi
Boston, lo1dlng 80 f.oa.n
James Young, 26l tons, Wilson, at Kerrs wharf, ioI
New Orleans, loading. ............R .Risey Creieh1on
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Tie Cotton Tax is cpoken OF by the Washing-
ton correspondent Of tho Boston A:vert!sef, VINO
Mems Mems Committee called on Commissioner Rollins,
Saturday, and had some talk with Lin about the
cotton tax He does not wholly agree with ,! the
views OF those who think the law imposing th!s
smiiI cottor-rrowecs ougnt 20 be relieved from
taxation @ at but doubts if the time has yet como to
abolisn the tax altogether. The Committee, how
evor. are fu uly decided 10 remove it. There Is
much pressure tron tho South TO make the romo-
vol apply 10 this years crop, but at present the
Comrlitiec is opposed 70 doluG SO.
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OFFICIAL.
LIST OF LETTERS

ncnaning in the Posoce at Charleston for the week
ending DECEMBER 6. 1867, AID ordered TO be printed
in Tae DAILY News, agrocaby 20 the following section q
the new postofico Law, the newspaper having TIE
arresr circulation in the City OF Charleston
And be il further enacted, That lists o. lei.
tsrs ronaning uncalled il auy Postoice in any CITY
own or village, whore newspaper shal! DO pnte' I,
shall hereafter be published once only IN tne
TSich being published weekly oftener, shall have II
argos circulation within range OF delivery Of the 81
olce
as- Persons calling for Letters AdYertisod. should
state that they are Advertised.
AZ once hours from A. II. to G P. NJ On Sundays,
iren, 5 TO P. II. --,,--, ,,-..-......
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Passengers.

Per steamer City Point from Paatka Jacksonville,
Fernandna and Savannah-Mrs Williams aud children.
Miss Williams, Miss Mary Williams Halle Miss Meitz-
ler 3 Hall. BInson. Mrs Coud, Mrs Hurst, Page.
Mrs Galard, and 10 deck.
Per steamer Pilot Boy. from Savannah via Beaufort
Hilton Head &c-J German, J Griffen, @ Spillman,
renee. L Doane, Burns, g B Kirk, F Montague, G
Scanpel. ] Maher, 7 Kincard, II Finnigan, NJ Lloyd,
" Cantwel, Mrs N Richardson and child, Cunning.
ham Mrs Brid2eman, ] Matthew, and 18 deck.
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Tho Street Car.

a p:s-.n- sh-acw o: regret.
m n.h w,w-- striager -iaSors yet
A dil gh.'s husaa4 loaal neS'
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Consignees per South Carolina Isailroad,
December .,

11O2 bales Cotton, 81 bales Domescs, "a bales Rags
T61 bags Corn, 100 bags Rough Rice, 40 bbls Naval
stores rs bags flour Cattle &c. To Goldsmith
Son, Railroad Agent. W Clark Co, Mulkai, STEM
house Co, J Campsen Co, Hertz. G W Williams
& Co. Courtenay & Trenholm. Willis l. Chsoln, Adams.
Frost Co, Cameron Barkloy &: Co, Gibbes Co, Col
ard l. Bro. Mrs Snowden, Rodgers Co. vii.
lians C N Averill Son, W Bradley Issertel. Mrs
James DR. Purcell, Mrs Brown, S Corre, King &
Gibbon Robson, Sloan, Thurston Holmes,
G. Prtchett w Dowling Reeder, Walter L
Co. H Bschof Co, H + Baker, Courtney Co, Il
L Jcfers Co, Mowry Co, W Dukes l. Co, Sa-
linas Roper & Stoney, L Aver Co, Taft Howland,
+ q Conniffe, Baggett & Co, Utsey & Kenyon. l. r
Behling, Graeser Lee tn & Co. Iey Cain,
W W Smith, Pringle, ] Quackenbush. Bee
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HEADQUARTERS Second Military District, /
CHARLESTON s. c. November ii, 1857.

CHARLESTON, 3 G., NOVVLIUcI TT K0V'' J
fGExEn,L ORDERS, No. 1l6.l
The Sherfs of the respective Counties and DISTRICTS
Of North and South Carolina will to be prepared
copies of the tax lists for their respective Counties OF
Districts noting thereon all delinquent tax payers anu
forward the same through Post Commanders 10 tneSe
Headquarters.
The expense OF preparing such copies Will be a''oea
and paid Us Il County District Charge Us Tue 'A=
may be.
By command Of Bvt MaIor.General LID. X. y CANDY
LOUIS V. CAZIARC,
Ade-dc.camp Act'g. Asst Adl't' eenl
Official: O. NJ. mitchell, Aide-de-camp'
November %