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rIlE.srAru. OF SOUTH CAROLINA
To the Managers of Elections


for ihe County Of Beaufort:
VTTHEREAs, Mr.. GEORGE a. BENNETT: .a WHO, H.
w a. the General Election held in April 1858, was
chosen member of the House OF hc'resenlatl'es
for the Election District Of Beaufort County, 10 serve
for two years has since said election reslGncd and
whereas tie CONSTITUTE of the state ofSoutl Caro-
Ina directs that in such case Writ Oh Eiecuon
shall be issued v the Speaker OF the House Oh Acp-
rescnatives for the purpose oil hIllne tue Vacancy
thus occasioned Tor the remainder c. nc teril iol
which the member so resigned was elected 10 serve
Now, therefore, you anu each oil you aro netcDS
required alter due advertisement, and with SUI rc
gard 10 all the provisions OF the Consutulloh h"9
Laws Of the said state, touching your uuty III sllc
case, to hold an election for Mchner OF 'uc heusc
of Representatives for the Election District Aforesaid
10 serve for the remainder OF tie term fr which The
said GEORGE A. BENNETT was elected thc Poiis
TO b. opened at the various places OF fleco III tue
said District on Monday, the fourth day OF january
1869, by the various sets OF Managers Tor those
nIaces rcspcciiycly; said Managers to count the
votes publicly Immediately after the final closing oil
the polls at the Precincts where the votes have been
taken make outa certificate OF the result 10 DC
signed by the Managers. or majority OF men, ana
taken TO the Court House Of Beaufort County, or
place now fixed by law for counting the votes on
Wednesday, the sixth day OF January 1861 py one
or uore oil said Managers /; and the Managers, CT =
majority of them, who may assemble. snail Procteu
TO examine the aforesaid statement, anu decare INC
e.ut OF the Election.
This Writ together with your return Of the Else
ton TO be held under it. have before the House OF
Repre- sentaves at its next meeting or er the Elcclon
Witness the Honorable FRANKLIN j. MOSES, Jr,
Esquire Speaker Of the House OF hePresen-
tatives at Columbia, this tWeith day Of Decem-
ber, in the year of our Lord one thousand
eight hundred and siXty-eight-
FRANKLIN j. MOSES, JR.,
Speaker of the House of Representatives.
A. O. JONES, Clerk Of the House Of Representa-
tives. ~
December IL 20
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LABOR-S.4TING M.dCHINES.
The wilcox &. Gibbs Sewing dachin es

Iabor-saving machines are now an cstaD-
lished fact in this progressive age. The man
who does his farming by hand-MachlneS, 1alls
far behind. in the amount of labor done and
the crops harvested, the one who uses his
steam plough, mower, reaper, &c. Inc san
vessel cannot compete with the steamer, the
horse car with the Steam engine, nor tne
hand press with tho Lightning Zoe. 90 WIN
the sewing machine. Not one-half the labor
is now required to prepare the garments and
household goods, compared with that up to
twenty wears ago. The age is emphatically
an age OF invention, Of labor-saving ma
chinery; and those who neglect to take adj
vantage of them, are, as yet, IN the darkness
of barbarism.
to tighten woman's toll as the sewing ma
chine. This is now so generally acknowledged,
that o house without q machine is to be
pitied.
some kind is to have Ole which will bs per
mament investment, q lasting helpmato.
Among those offered to the public, the Wilcox
& Gibbs s'G' machine is claimed to possess
many points Of interest above all others,
among which are simplicity, non-liabilty to
get out OF order, quetnes5 of operation, ease
OF working and management, rapidity OF exc
cution, impossibility Of turning backwards
non-labilty to miss stitches or break the
thread, having straight needle and the
shortest ono in use, its needle being
sc!Eagusting and easily set. requiring no
under-thread and no re-winding, the simplici-
ty of it's tension, and the ease Of managing
1t, it's more perfect adaptation to all capacities,
doing beautiful embroidery by mere change
OF spools, making the best stitch for genera!
purposes, its seam being the strongest and
most elastic, the seam being automatically
fastened BY the machine, its seam being less
liable to rip IN use or wear ttan the "lock
stitch" while it can be more easily taken out, if
desired. Lastly, in having the besthemmers
and other attachments. 1t has been little over
eight years since the Wilcox & Gibbs was placed
in the market, and upwards of eighty thousand
machines have already been made and sold
number fifty per ceht. larger than we're sold of
any double-thrcad machine in the same
number of it's earliest years. Such success, it
! is reasonable to conclude, could not have
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THE DAILY NEWS.
Apres.

Down, down, Ellen. my little one
Climbing SO tendery up to my knee. ~ hornt.
Why should you add TO the thoughts that are nAuA'
ing me ,omeo
Cease cease Ellen, my little one
warblins so fairly close to my ear, .,. o-o beunt
Why ehould you choose OF all songs uia' 'ie
This that made for your mother to hearF
Uush. hush. Ellen, my little one
Wailirg so YEARLY under the stars; .ao 1;ebt 10
Why should think of her tears th1' ma"e 'ie"' ~
Love thot had made life, and sorrow that mars
Sleep sleep Ellen, my little one
Is she not llke her whsnever she stlss h+ 70 nsa
Has she not eyes that will soon be as DIT D[aehe
Inns that will some day be honey'd Ike hers
Voc ves Ellen my little ons-
Tbongh her white bosom is stil1ed in the grave,
Something more white than her bosom Is spared 70
Some hing to cling to, something to crave
Love love, Ellen, my little ono!
Love indestructible, love undenleo, ,,a % mo
Love through all deeps of her spirit hes pared " e
Oft as look on the face OF her child.
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Prices declared for fair 1mnort this weok.
quality.

TIE stock of cotton 1s estinlated to day at only
4so bales against 4SS $50 bales last year, thus
showing o decrease of 1873, $40 bales. There are in
stock not Than 25io bales ri 95n a
hale; egyptian, against 1870; and 264,370 bales
East India descriptions against bales sts last
year The quantity of Gotten ut sea Tor Great brtaln
s renortea at $4,000 bales Tor $4,000 from America
and I9G OCc from East Indu against 27I 600 bales
year for 800 from America and 2r9 coo from East
india, thus exhibiting the immateral increase OF
19 OOe bales in the quantity OF cotton ct sea com
pared with last year The gaany y imported sows
m increase of 6s,e4O bales, the quantity taken
% 1.sS Sas Isss ana Gi &e as
ontiy taIcn ON speculation an increase of 800, $40
TaIcs. Middling upland cotton is quoted ut 11'sd
again:t 7ssd.. middling Orleans at llASI. AGAINST
Ell. fair Pernam at 113sd. against sAd., fair rgyp
tan at I'd against 9sd, and fair Dhollerah Surat
at s>sd. against G1Sd. at the corresponding date IN
1867. Compared With last weeks figures. the stock
of CO ton shows decrease OF 1880 bales and IN
the interval the trade have taken a. $50 Bales anu
exporters q 9JO bales, tog ther 96,4fo Dales. Iuc
actual export has been %, $40 bales.
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Markets by Telegraph.
FOREIGN MARKETS.

FORElGN MhhhEISs
LoNDoy, December 16.-Noon. 92h
Tallow 4ss Sd. Sugar quiet and steady.
LIVERPOOL, December 16-NooD.-Co.ton hrmel
but not higher Bacon 5ss Cd. Sales Of cotton TO-
| 900 bales.
Two-thirty P. M.-Cotton frmer but not higher.
| HXvaE December 1G-Cc.ton heavy; the spot
If 24c; afoat If zoe.
FRANKFORT. December 16--Bonds dull ut 1874.
DOMESTIC MARKETS.
New YORK, December 16-Noon.-Stock marke:
steady, with an upward tendency. Money steady at
7; exchange 91z; gold S5h4; COS 10s. Cotton more
steady. middlinS uplands 25A.
Evening.-Cotton steady. Sales 2s0o bales at 25A.
Flour-Seuthern common to fair extra 81 2Oas 25.
Wheat 2aSc better. Corn heavy, and 1a2c. lower;
white Southern s1a1 OF. Provisions firm. Kettle
lard 17a17I. Turpentine 4Is Eosin So SOa7 so.
BALTIMORE, December ls.-Flour and wheat dull
and unchanged. Corn-new white 9Ca97 cts. oats
firm at 70a75. Pork sat. Shoulders II. Lard 161s.
CINCINNATI, December 16.-Whisley firm at 90.
Pork s26 5Oa27 Lard active; kettle II. Bulk heats
higher. Shoulders 1o14; sides AK.
WILMINGTON December 1G.-Spirits tuspentine
steady at 41a411S. Rosin steady at 81 Goal 65 FIR
strained and No. Q. Turpentne unchanged. Tar
&c lower. Cotton steady at 23
AUGUSTA, December 1G.-Cotton improving; sales
596 bales; receipts 762 Middlings 22A; holders
asking %.
SAVANNAH, December 1G.-Cotton. more doing and
advanced ~; sales 1900 bales; mddling 23ll4a23h;
receipts 1885, exports coastwise si4 Liverpool 277s
Total 3122.
MOBILE, December 16.-Cotton firm at 2Sa2S1+;
sales $3.50 bales; receipts 224o; exports 45O
New c,LEANs December 16.-Cotton stiter; mid
dings 23a231s; sales 1850 bales; receipts $780, e1
ports $685. Gold 351s. Sterling Az; commercial
4ea46X; New York sight 7Sah discount. Sugar ac-
tive; common sIa92l; prime u II yellow clarified 10
a1sA Molasses active and advanced; common 5oaoo;
prime 6OaG2; choice GAGS.
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THE

been achieved if the machine had not really
possessed the merit claimed. Especially would
this have been impossible, had the stitch been
found unreliable, or in any way unsatisfactory.
In premiums and testimonials, probably no
machine in the country has been more succes-
full. The Wilcox & Gibbs Sewing Machine
Company. in New York, have recently taken the
largo building. corner of Bond-street aed
Broadway, and fitted it up-or rather, rebuilt
it intcinaIly-in a. most elegant manner. for
salesroem, to accommodate their rapidly in
creasing business.-[ Adut
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RADWAY'S READY RELIEF.

Every kino of pain, whether Rheumatism. Neu
ralria. Toothache Pains in tho Chest side, Lungs
stomach, Fowele, Kidneys, Spine Legs. Arms, Fec!
one application was sufficient to kill and extcrn inaie
taken internally twenty drops TO teaspoonful
wonld cure and will cure, Asiatic Cholera, Fever
and Aguc, Chills and Fever. Bilious Cohc, lntam
nation of the Bowels, Cramps, spasms, DiarrhGa
Dyscntery end every PAIN that may ex'st IN Inc IN
READY RELIEF OF 1917, and it is RAILWAYS RE
LIEF, greatly improved. III 1868.
W. then started it in It's mission of relieving the
nfrm, paln-strickeu sick, distressed and crippled
81 all nations throughout the world aud now to-day
n 10 ,sed. natrouiZcd and reyercd as household
necessity, in the palaces Of Sultans, Elnpcrors
Kaimos, Kings, High Priests, Mobiles. as well cs in
the cottages Of the aboring classes OF every nation
,n the iuce of the earth.
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scholarships, on the basis of annual approprl-
ations for the salaries Of the faculty.
A small appropriation, say about SIX nunoreu
dollars, is required for necessary repairs to the
University buildings.
Ihave submitted briefly such suggestions IN
reference to the University as deem lmpor-
tant to it's prosperity and the public interests,
and earnestly invite to them your careful con-
sideratlon, pledging myself to cheerfuly CO.
operate in carrying out the policy which may
be designated by you.
There are many matters of detail which will
appropriately come up for the action of the
new Board of Trustees, should the changes re-
commended be adopted by you.
Very respectfully.
ROBERT K. SCOTT, Governor.
Referred to the Committee on Education,
and ordered to be printed
STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA,
EXECUTIVE DEPARTMENT,
COLUMBIA, December Is, 1868.
To The Honorable he Pres,dento Of the Senate
SIR have the honor to transmit for the in
formation of the Senate the accompanying re-
port OF Hon. J. L. Neagle, ,Comptroller-Gener
in accordance with a resolution of the General
Assembly at its last session.
Very respectfully,
ROBERT K. SCOTT, Governor.
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Passengers.

Per steamer Pocosin, from Rockville and Edisto-
WV Reeves and lady Miss Reeves, J ] Wescoat,
W Bailey, Claussen. NJ Dunno. schwebeL
Col Burger. 3 seabrook Miss Reeves Mi:s j
jenkins, W Meegett, Hon Townsend II Mckee, j
LaRoche haynard, G Bailey, H Martin and
lady, NJ w Gray and 20 on deck.
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EXECUTIVE DEPARTMENT,
OFFICE OF CoMPTRoLLER-GEN
COLUMBIA, S. c., December Is. 1868.
To HIS E1ceNeney Hon. r. X. Scott, Gooernor ::
SIR-I have the honor lin accordance with
resolution passed by the General Assembly, at
the extra session of 1861 to present herewith
a report of the lands purchased by the State
from defaulting taxpayers, which comprises all
the lands owned by the State. These lands
are held for number of years, subject to re-
demption by the former owners thereof before
the titles can become permanently vested in
the State. I respectfully ask that the accom-
panying report, in duplicate, may be submitted
to the respective Houses of the General AS
sembly at your pleasure, and trust that it will
be found as full as deserved.
am, sir, very respectfully,
Your obedient servant.
J. L. NEAGLE. Comptroller-General.
LIST OF LANDS PURCHASED BY THE STATE OF
SOUTH CAROLINA AT SALES MADE UNDER Exc
CuTIoNS ISSUED FOR NoN-PAYMENT OF TAXES.
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CONGESTION OF The LUNGS CURED IN
THIRTY NINUTESl
important to Know now to Use "Rno-
ways Ready Relief" in Acute
and Dangerous Attacks!
MY OWN CASE.

On Saturday night the 10th, was violently seized
with Congestion of the Lungs. For few days pre-
yious I felt dull pain over my lett lung, WIN
occasional coughs but Icing actively engaged, PAID
no attention to it. When seized, the pain was so
niercne cutting and cXcrcating. that every breath
drawn was like red hot knite cutting my luna. bc.
inu absent ON home, sont out for three ootlos OF
KADWAY'S RELIEF, applied the entire lot to my
luncp, back, shoulders, &C., and Ill few moments
not up counter-irritation. Respiraions were easy,
and as tho skin became reddcncd, au pain ceased.
In half an hour was free from pain. and I'll signs
OF Congestion Inflammation, &C., gone. Thls Is an
i,nrortant cure. 1t is well that every one should
knew how to use this remedy in severe attacks The
same rule holds good in cases OF Inflammation Of
the Loins Bowels, Kidneys and Stomach. Apply
the RELIEF freely; soak the skin with 1t. 1t VIII
instantly secure the withdrawal Of the lntam mnation
to the surface. and persons now suffering may, in
THIRTY MINUTES, be free from pain.
CHRONIC INFLAMMATION.
In cases where Inflammation has existed for a
Ionnth Of time in addition TO the RELIEF, take six
of RADWAY'S FILLS Powder them. In half an
hour in most cases, they will operate. II not re.
neat the DOSE In one or two hours &C the turthest
they will operate and the patient soon get well. ln
Bilious Typhoid Fever and Ague, this treatment is
SURE ~ |"-' JOHN RADWAY, NJ D.
ssr DR.. RADWAY'S REMEDIES are sold by Drug
eists and Storekeepers everywhere. Get the New
Style, with India Rubber Cork
DUvYIE Il NOISE,
AGENTS,
No. 100 Meeting-street, corner Hasel
Charleston, s. G.
November 90 %
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wilmin-ton Market.

WILMINGTON, December 15.-TUnrENT1SE.-
Marked scady sales OF 257 barrels at 81 80 for soft
and 81 90 ior hard, per $50 lbs.
SPIRITS TURPENTIsE-Is without change; sales oi
200 bltrcls ut Il 1sc per gallsn -, c..,
and 81 G5 for No. 2.
TAn-l37 barrels received and sold ut 81 Us per
barrel. ,.,s -
CorroN.-Market steady. and stock light; sales OF
o4blles ut 22Isc for low mildns, aud a3c for mid
ding. .o
" for fIr to primo quality.
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IN COLUMBI-1.

The ..1rrepressible' Leslie-miscelane-
ous Business-Governor Scott and the
state University-The Lands OF tho
state-The Bank OF the state-ProPer-
rv Exempt from Taxation-Thc Con-
4. tested Election Case.
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Consignees per Northeastern Railroad
December 16,

253 bales Upland and bales Sea Island Cotton,
SUI bbls Naval Sores 1856 bushels Rough Rice. Lum-
ber, Wood, Cotton Seed Mdse, &c. To Bischoff
& Co homes, waties /; Kett, b ONeil, stoney,
NJ Goldsmith Son. Strauss Vance. Holm es:
E Stoddard & Co, B Sloan, Campsen Co, W
Z Ryan, Mazyck, Mazychs & Salters, w Stock,
W clark Co, j Marshall Jr. Johnson Co.
B Mulligan, Wagner Monsees, Detterer, .
Simmons, Pritchett Pe!zer, Rodgers 4 co, j
A Quackenbuah, Mowry l. Co, Kirkpatrick Witte,
Gaillard Minott, Mautoue Co, L L Webb, S L
Howard Bro, Chisolm Bros, Caldwell Son, Scre-
ven & Nisbet Claghorn Herring l. Co. Ravcnel CO,
b A l. ] T Early Reeder Il Davis, W Williams 4
Co, G Fl Walter & Co, Frost Adeer Railroad Agent
and Order
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Marinf Aews.
Port of Charleston. December 1
arrived Yesterday.

Yacht Eva. Lorillard. New York via ports South.
Schr Three Sisters, from Back River. 260O BUSH
els Rough Rice To W Bee Co.
Schr Palmetto, Power. Combahec. 1000 bushels
Rough Rice. To " Bee Co. ..
schr william & John, Revel, Comoahec 2aVo
bust els Rough Rice. TO W Bee TO-
Sloop Exchange. from Comtahee. 10oo ousneis
Rough Rice 10 W Bee Co.
Sloop W Foster from santee. ITO bush = aougn
Rice. 10 1hurston Holmes.
Sloop Greenlcaf. from San:ee. $40 bushels Rough
Rice. To Ihursion & Holmes.
Boat from Johns Island 0 bags Sea Island Cot
ton. To Fraser Dill .o,,.p..o r..
Received from Chisolm's dill. oO uerces hlce' 10
W Bee & Co. -,,,.,o
AZ Lnns Cotton and Suudrles. 10 Murray, ) I
Stock. Raverel 4 Co, Fraser Dill, W NJ Lawton,
Gailard & Minott, Roper Stoney, seaDroos'
Street Bros G. Co, G Hoppock, Bischon CO.
Mai Deane, and Bates co.
IN THE OFFING.
Bark " Putnam, from New York.
Cleared Yesterday
schr Louisa Frazier, steelpan, Baltimore-H b.
ker & Co.
Sailed Yesterday.
Steamship James Adger, Lockwood. New York.
Scbr George Rodgers Cornell, New York.
Steamer Nick Kiug, King, Savannah.
Up for this Port.
schr G Ireland, Townsend. New York, Dec Ia.
Cleared for this Port.
Shin Amelia, Bethune, at New York, Dec IA
Schr T burgess, McKeen, at Boston, Dec l3
Sailed for this Port.
Steamship Sea Gull, Dutton from Baltimore, Dec 10.
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ConsIsnces per South Carolina HaiIroad
Nccemffer If.

l173 bales Cotton As bales Domestics. SIS bushels
Grain, 30 bbls Mol sses, 10 Cars Wood, car Lumber
and cars stock. TO Railroad Agent. AIowry Co,
G w Williams & Co, Graeser, Lee, smith co, L
Sloan, Frost &Adger, Thurston Holmes. Adger
& Co. Cohen, Hanckel & Go, J D Aiken Co, Pelzer,
Rodgers & 60. II Walter & Co, Willis l. Chisom,
C N Aveill, Johnston Crews 4 Co, Reeder L Davis,
R G Hharp Co, " C Courtney Co, Il Pringle,
Clashorn, Herring Co, West 4 Jones, Bulwinkle,
ston, Webb & Co, T Tupper & Son, and Tren-
holm & Son.
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LIST OF VESSELS
DIP CLEARED AND SAILED FOR THIS P0hi

FOREIGN
LIVERPOOL
The Agra Fillmore, sailed. .Oct ~
British ship Gorilla, Jones, sailed. Oct ~
The Kamma Funder, Krogh, sailed .........Nov
shin Richard the Third Wood, sailed. .......Nov 8
Schr Muscongus Groves, sailed. NOV Il
ANTWERP.
Ship Grahams Policy, Burgess, sailed. .......NoV 10
ALLoA' o,.o,
The Jane Carson sailed. .Oct Il
LEITH
The Harkaway, Horton, sailed ........ Oct y
The Enighedep Horstendahl. sailed. NOV ~
CIEEFUEGos.
Spanish bark oimpia, ssiltd.. 26
AIESTIC.
PORTLAND, ME.
Schr Granger, Goodlng. cleared. ...Dec
suSTOE,
Schr Nellie Burgess McKcen, cleared 49,. Dec IL
sshr Charles Z Raymond, -, p..........Dec II
Schr Abbie Piman, Landlord, cleared. .......Oec ~
NEW YoRI,
Schr Myrover, Brown, up. Zee
Schr Arctic, -, up. ..'....''...''D Dee
Schr G Ireland Townsend, up...-.-..-... Dec IA
Schr Anna Glover, Terry, up...............Dec
Schr Jonas smith, Nichols, up. ~
Dr bark q w Putnam. Richerts cleared. NOV -
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Commercial.

Exports.
BALTIMORE-Per schr Lousia Frazier-1eG, ,OG0 fec
Lumber.
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cnarleston COTTON and Rice Marke,.

Charleston Cotton and R1ce 1Iarket'
OFFICE OF THE CHARLESTON DAILY NEWS,
CHARLESTON. Wednesday Evening. Dec. l6. '68 J
COTTON.-This article continued in onlv limited
request, but prices we'll supported and in some
cases they were mer. Sales 4lG bales, say 81 at 22
at 22l 73 at oo1s 10 225! los at % at 2315;
25 at o31s, and 1?5 at o37l cents. We quote
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Augusta Market.

HUSttsttI 11sIf KNct'
AUGUSTA, December Is, P. M.-CoTToS.5,,ii:ne
market has been quiet to-day Sales of middlins
were made at % ISa92Ic, and low middhns at 224c.
Sales OF the cay 4nS bales. Receipts S93 bules.
COTTON STATEMENT.
Stock on hand September !, 1S6s...::. Iouo
Receive previously ..3S,767
Receipts this .oso-aA'-oo
EXPORTS AND HONE CONSUMPTION.
Previously reported. .32,429
This day. 4O9-32, ,S36
Stock on hand. Observation-Disclosures. oa5u
Nashville Cotton Market.
NASHVILLE, Saturday December H. 1SG8.-CoT-
rcN.-A better feeling prevailed today, and tn,
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Shipncws by Telegraph.

NEW YoRK, December 1C.-Arrived-The Mont
gomery and Hatteras.
FORTRESS MONROE December 16-A northeast
storm is prevailing.
WILMINGTON, December lG-Arriyed-W Clyde,
New York; Gary, Baltimore. The G Wentworth,
hound ior this port, is reported ashore.
SAVANNAH, December NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
San Jacinto and Huntsville, from New Yerk
ClearedNsteamship Leo for New York, and ship
Othello for Liverpool.
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LIVERPOOL cLAssIF1cATIc
The following are the quotations ofthe two leading
NEW YORK CLASSIFICATION:

The following are the quotations oithe TWO Ieadng
grades by
NEW YORK CLASSIFICATION:
Low middh1g.... ....o 'aet Io54
Mlddhn6 OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES ~
RICE-Buyers in some cases were holding OIL,
and the transactions restricted but factors con-
tiuued firm. Sales 60 tierces OF common to fair
Carolina at "a cents q d. We quote common to
fair at 7a71s good at 73sas CENTS
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EXPORTS AND HOME CONSUMPTION.
Nashville Cotton Market.

NASHVILLE, Saturday December H. 1SGS-CoT- tiyes
rcN.-A better feeling prevailed today, and tn: d.
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Memoranda.

The schr " Thomas. Diusmore. from Ch1rles-
ton for Philadelphia, was at the Delaware BreakWa-
ter, December l..
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A REM RK ABB LIE Z U + Ell
Sores on the Tongue, Ulcers in the
Throat, Sore Gums, Sore Mouth,
Sores In the Nose, around

Ifrccently exhibited. q few bottles will cure. Il
chronic or through the effects of Mercury, Potas-
sum- Corrosive Snblimate. from six to one dozen
bottles may be required to make permanent cure