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The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1868-12-28

Z, WEIR! WHn! WHIR!-The "busy hum OF
labor" is poetioal idea enough, but uufertun-
ately some OF US are born with nerves; and
confess that tho mcnotonous whir, whir, whir
Of sewing machine in the house has sometimes
sent me ost of it. I have often wondered II
this could not be remcaied, without impairlng
its usefulness. This fsd you have succeeded
in doing.
I have lately been making trial of ono of the
sssilent sewing Machines"-the name attracted
me-"sileat!" I find that one can easily listen
to reading while operating it. This seems to
me a great gain on NIL that have preceded.
Then I find another advantage. This machine
is worked with much less outlay of strength to
the operator than any other. Many delicate
women I know have been obliged to deslst
altogether from tho use Of sewing machines
on account of the exhaustion produced By 1t.
I thinl; such could with ease manage this. II
is much less complicated than any other, AID
ccnseq lently moro easily understood, and less
liable tu arrangement: Recommendations whica
arc greet objects to residents out OF the city,
who canNet easily call in assistance when need
ed. 1t is also very light, and perfectly easy
Of transportation from one part OF the room
or the house to another.
My dres.--.;aker, who has had ten years cX-
perience in sewing machines, gives this hel
unqualified preference. I myself have owned
one of another make, for eight years. which IL
my Judgment does aot approach this fer utility.
For all the reasons above stated, give my
hearty preference to the "Wlllcex L. Gibbs
Silent sewing Machine" Letter from Fdnna
Fern
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THE DAILY NEWS.
erecting to South Carolina.

The following is free metrical verslon' py
Vim. Ufe1hardt, Esq, OF the "Greetins "
South Carolina" delivered in German py ffo'
fessor Meier, at the Hibernian Hall on Christ
mas night:
All hail to thee, thou land of gentle breezes'
oi. piax;na coonettish,y with bearded live oaks!
All nail to thee thou land Of dow'ry zepnyIIs;,
Where mockipg-b birds are waving on naSNoi"''
thou haven cosy on the blue Atlantic,
With glowing oleander clad Id VeioutS, ,.h;,o
With manly hearts in heavenly 9ther p1tulnS,
aaS snarki'n1 with the fire of 1udly couraGe'
All hail to thee, thou people bravo ana nosls'
1h;Ia,,s "a. IL ,,ore than have found recorded,
When heavy blows of fate fell on my nunDet ,o,,
A Thousand wounds thy iie's piooa Wastne '1e''''
hundred battles speak WITH ps pn;n ~ Of rnin.
Firm thou art standing on the orin2 oi iuin, ,soc
Thn, MADDEN, to the quick, with beating puises'
To see the disgrac. brought on old Carohna'
,,- r-eatnrs to thee land clad in deep mourning;
stbers ,nothcrs brothers, sisters, sweethesrts'
All sncitten down and wrapt in woe and WeepihS'
land of the weeping g-wilow, must see tnee
Lonely and sad upon the pain Oh ViL.ue, ,,on-nino
Bent down and wrapt in folds OF gloomy inouiHAio
0'er the flower of thy youthful manhood,
The bud Just opened. stunG by poisonous VIPER
ND ,,,, ,hr brou.. ave listen to nay greeting,
T A. hone revive like buds and flowers reopenine;
A better day, Aursra like, is dawnlng,
A newborn era, eagle like, approaching
A people may be ruined by tahe fortune,
Not broken down for ever by misfortune,
No power caa kill the ever powerful hVe'oaA'
Always on Carolina's SONS inherent.
Thus1 would greet thee. old Palmetto City.
The civ by the Sea, safe o'er the fiery ordeal
The crewu of honor thine, In hours OF -aarkness'
Upholdest thou upon thy lofty zenith:
still tan and stately, look On old St. Mchaers'
A symbol grand, to place our trust ;I IN heaven
~, oI1r dead NAV hover over TuQuS,
0mr Fafher lives, and rules forever. amen!
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1ruas, GAemifGls, Gtf.

PROBABLY NEVER BEFORE N TEE WHOLE
history of medicine has anything won SO widely and
go deeply upen the confidence or mankind as
this excellent remedy for pulmonary complaints.
Through long series Of years and among mos. 81
the races OF men, it hls rist higher ana hi.ner III
their cstim.ion as il has become bettcc known. Its
uniform character and power 10 cure the various 1t-
fsctions Of the lungs and throat have made 1t krown
as 4 reliable protector against them. While ad2pei
10 ider forms OF disc and toy Iuns children, 1t
is Mt the same time the most cfftctaal remedy that
can be given for ncipent consumption aad the dan
gerous affections OF the throat and lungs. as pro.
vision AGAINST suddea attacks OF tr0up 1t should be
kept Oh hand in every family ard indeed, as all are
sometimes subject to colds and coughs, all shodld
be |. ovIed with this antido.c for them
Although settle CONSUMPTION IS thou;ht incura
bic, skill great numbers y cases where the disease
seemed settled have been completely cured, and
the patiaLt restored sound health By thc CHERRY
PEcronAL 60 complete IL It's mastery over The dis
orders of the Lungs anil Throat, that the most OBJ
s.inale of them yield TO il. When nothing csc could
reach them. undec the CHERRY PzcroEAL they SD
side ard disappear.
SIEGEns AID PUBLIC sp.AK;..:i find great prcicc-
ton from il.
ASTHMA Is always rclicycJ Il oftcl wholly cured
BY it,
BEcScniT;s IS cc-era!!y cGrcd " taki'. The SHEE-
III PEcrokAL IA small a.id freq eIt dcscS
80 generally a:c it, y:r.u 9 KNOW t.iat sc need
moi rubi.h Il. crrtIi.:ics .,iam here, or dU more
thu fslrc TIE rlbic t!at * q';r..:es are fIlly
maintained
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Boston Market.

BOSTON, December % -corroN-The market for
this article has been quito active and prices have al
yanced Buyers have purchased With more conf
dencc than for some time past, and the frnness o
the Southern markets len is TO the belief that good
range OF prices will be sustained We quote orlina-
ry at 2,sa2Jc; good ordinary ut 2319a24c; low mid
ding at 241sa25c and mddling o. 2514a26c g ID for
upland and guilt.
DoMEsrIcs-There is better feeling for cotton
goods. with more active demand; and the prospect
Of good trade With the new year. Woollcn goods
are held firm and have been in Letter demand. some
styles OF spring goods having been contracted for
ahead.
GUSSY BAas-Market Very quiet for bags, and pri-
ces arc nominally 1Glsal7c.
GuSSY CLoTH-Markct dull, and STANDARD cloth
may be quoted Dominay 13al4t4 per yard.
HAY-The sales Ut Eastern and Northern have been
at Sl6l23 per ton, to quality and choice lots at
advance.
NAVAL SToREs-There has been rather more doing
in splits turpenine, prices ranging from 481la50c
per gallon and 800 casks, to arrive private terms
The sales ofrosin comprise SU0 barrels No q! go 81
az o. and LOO barrels pale at So aOa6 Is per barrel
Tar and pitch have been selling in small lots ut pre-
yious prices.
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Pm SScuGcrSI

Per steamship Manhattan for New York-C Den
ny, Miss Denny. Miss Belle Denny, W Rodgers,
G Turgley, Mrs Ficken and child, Ford. j
Hall end ] q Wickamk:rin.
Per steamer Dictator, from Palatka. via Jackson
vile, Fernandina and Savannah-Mr Beckett, te
and child. Fl C Manning l. Holloway and wife. Den
nett, barden Wolf Southard, T Marshall. Bal
ley, W A Wilcox, A Penlers, Miss Patterson, Mr.
Ritch and wifs, Jno Seabrook, Scabrook, Cue
nard, Miss Solomens. Miss Solomon, Mrs
Allan. c Howard, c Langien, BiddIecome, + D
Watson, and 10 on deck.
Per steamer Fannie. from Savannah via Blufftsn,
Elton Head ard Beaufort-u Thomas, DR. Abbe. j
r Hard. G Bradford, G D Bradford, Sr. W Mer.
rison. platt " Harrison, j L Boyce, B II Camp.
bell, Jno Ballehin, DunneWan, Wilson, General
Burnes and on deck
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An Interesting life insurance decision has
inst been rendered in the United States Court
at Memphis, In the case Of Mrs. Catharine
Bailey vs.. the St. Louis Mutual Life insurance
Company, action was brought to recover five
thousand dollars on her husbands life, which
the defendants refused to pay on the ground
that the deceased had failed to pay the pre-
MUM for three quarters, and that his son, at
the instance of his friends and physicians,
called at the office and paid the premiums
whilst his father was on his death-bed, repre-
senting that he was in his usual health, and
therefore the contract WIS null and void. The
90 llt ruled that the company could not hold to
the contract if DR.. Bailey lived, and repudiate
it if he died, and the jury found for the plain
tiff.
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LIVERPOOL December 2G--Npon.-1he shipments
of cotton from Bombay since the last report have
been 90, 900 bales.
DOMESTIC MARKETS.
New YeRK, December o6-Noou.-Stocks strong
and money active at I. Sterling 9H. Gold S5 CPS
1e1z. Cotton quiet; mddiug %.
Evenng-Cotton firm andquist; sales 13a 0 bales;
miidlipg Is. Flour and wheat quiet AMI unc hang
ed. Corn shade better. Whiskey quiet at 81.
Pork lower at s27a97 o. Larl lower; kettle l7a17A
Groceries quiet Turpentne 45I4jH. Rosin So 35a
So Freights firm ,r for grain, but heavy for cot
ton. Money close during the evening, but closed
easier at 7. Bank statement moro favorable than
was expected. Sterling nomin1lIy s25a9>z Sold
quiet at 3l7s,9 Governments frmer. G2s 1oAa
10H. State bonds steldy.
BALTIMORE December 2G.-cctton steady nna un
changed. Flour and wheat quiet and dull. Corn,
receipts small, primo white s1a90. Oats dull at 65a
10. Rye firm at 81 sc. Provisions quiet and an-
changed.
ST LOUIS, December 26.-Flour steady. Corn
dull. Nething doing in provisions. Whiskey hrmer.
C1yc1SNATI. December 26-Fleur quiet. Corn
dull; car 65aG6 Whiskey firm ut 9S. Provisions ur-
settled City pork SGT SO. Lard Tx.
LOUISVILLE, December 26.-Mo=s pork s2s. Clear
rio sides s1714; fA1cy house ls1z. Lard prime 1S.
whiskey 81. Flour SIS 5OasG. Corn Goac2.
WILMINGTON, Decemher 26.-Spirits OF turpen-
tine A. Others nothisg doing.
AUGUSTA, December 2e.-Cottol quiet. Sales 1853
bales. Receipts SIC. Mtddlins %.
SAVANNAH, December 26-cotton quiet. Sales
600 bales. Middling 23Ha29K. Receipts ior two
days 1918 Exports, coastwise, 1890. 10 Liverpool
1702 bales
MOBILE. December 26-Sales of colt on yesterday
$50 Sales. No regular market; middling 23'Ec. nc-
ceipts 1895 biles. Sales today $40 bales. Market
quiet at % &c for middlng Receipts 41l7 bales; ex-
ports 1856.
NEW ORLEANS, December 2j-Cot. Oh stiff; mid
ding 90 cts sales 5000 bales; receipts 1891; exports
1o,9o7 Gold 3514 Sterling At. Com nercial A52sa
46I; sight exchange on New York x discount
Sugar and melasses active and firm; c;mmon
sugar ol9si; primo 12isa12ss; yellow clarified 12laa
122<; common molasses 54aGs; prime 62as6; choice
67aGS.
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Gummerfial.
Imports.

Imports
IIvERPoOL-Per British bark Agra-3 casks and
box Glass and Earthenware, to Jennings & Co;
8 cases and bags Hardware, 2200 sacks Salt. to
Order; case Tatftas to Jno Fraser & Co; par
eel aud l box, to Graye'ey; box, 10 Adgcr
Co; 9Ss Pots, ESQ Camp Ovens, $50 Biscuit Ovens,
1880 Covers $50 Spiders. to E Adger Co;
case Hardware to Frost & Adger; % casks Hard
ware, to Hart & Co; sc casks, case Percussion
Caps to Adger 4 Co; 10 casks and 81 pkgs
Mdse to Goodrich. Wlneman & Co; 8casks Hard
ware to R Marshall; 2 cases Mdse, 10 DR. Shep-
pard; loo sacks common Salt, to Order; loo pkgs
Earthenware, IS cases Glassware, 2U frkins and
S cases Provisions, 10 pigs Galvanized Iron. 26
tons Pig Iron, to Il Mu.e & Co; casks, % crates.
cask, crates and pkgc Earthenware, to " G
Whilden Co; parcel, to c L Minderlich. h......
Per British ship Gor;lla-5750 sacks SAIL, to r
Mure s Co.
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Consignees per South Carolina Railroad
DPpenbcr 25.

Consignees per South Carolina Railroad
December 20.
1000 bales Cotton, bales Domestcs 535 bushels
Grain, cars Stock and cars Wood. To Railroad
Agent, Johnston, Crews s. Co, G N Averil L Hall,
Prlzer, Rodgers & Co, Wlss, L Sloan, e Ii
Walter & Co, G W Williams & Co, King & Ciibbon,
Graeser, Lee, Smith 4 Co, Pinckney Bros. Ihurston
L Holmes, W Courtney & co, G H Hoppock Il &
Devices Caldwell & Son, Street Bros & Co. W K
Ryan, G II Ingraham & Son, adeer l. Co, Claghorn,
Herring Co, G Trenholm Son, Courtenay &
Trenholm, Watson & Hill, and pringe.
DECEMBER &c.
737 bales Cotton. "a bales nomesiics 1907 bushels
GRAIN so kegs Lard and 10 boxes Bacon. To Railroad
Agent, Pe,zer, Rodgers & Co. I Il l. W Devices. W y
Williams, Reeder & Davis Cohen Hancke L. Co. G
II Walter & Co. Frost & Adger. Wardlaw & Carew,
Salinas, Claghorn, Herring & Co, Caldwell 4 Son,
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Every kind of nam, whe:Ec. rheumatism. Ne;..
ralr;a. Toothachc Pans n the Chest, side. i.rlE;.
stomach, Bowels Hiducys spine, Legs: Arins, Zee,
one appication was sufficient to iii aid cx;cr iua'e
the pain. -...o,,,
would curc and will cure Asiatic Cholera, Fever
and Aguc, Chil!s ard Fever. Bilious cohc, In!iain
nation ol The I:owcia Cramps, Hpasnis, DmIlnc.a
Dyscrtery and every pam that may exist III thc ~:
side OF man. wonan or child; li;9 was ia " Al ;
READY RELIEF CT 1877, and It Is EADWAi'e RE-
LIEF, greatly improved. Ill 1865.
We then started il il is mission OF rnHevilr tne
intlrm. pain-s5rIckru. sick distressed and crippled
ui all Eaiors tlI.orhout the "ori', ana HOW 'o-uiy
i. is u.cd natrcuZcl ana revcrcd as q houschcl3
NECESSITY in the palaces ot Suitans. Enpero:s.
Kaip:os. Kings, High Priests. Mobiles. as we'll Es i'll
The cottuses OF the laornS classes OF every natior
III the face If the Garth.
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TIE FASTEST TmE--The Selma Times Of the
21st instant says:
The fastest time that has yet been made in
the shipment Of freight between THIS city and
New York, was effected on Saturday. a car ar
rived here from Rome, Georgia, belonging to
the New Palmetto Line, running between Char
lesion and Vicksburg, with freight for mer-
chants in this city, alter having made the trip
to New York in the unparalleled space Of FIVE
DAYS. This is the latest feat of the season.
Enterprise always ahead.
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byeE'S Catiarlic Fills,
FOR ALL TIE PURPOSES OF a FAMILY
puYSIHs

Arc so composed that d:3aase within the ran n OF
their action can rmcy i:h-:a1d or cvadc them.
Their penetrating properties sclrc, and cleinsc.
and iavgoratc every portion vi the human or-an-
!s1n correcting lis diseased action and restoring its
healthy yitaliues. As consequence OF these pro-
pcrtics the invaIa who is bowed down with pain or
physical debility is astonshcj to find his health or
energy restored BY remedy ct once so simple and
inviting.
Not only do they cure the everyday complaints
of everybody but al;o maiy formidable and danger
Gus diseases The agent below nam-d is pleased to
furnish gratis my Amer Gail A.mnac, containing
certificates OF their cures and directions for their
use in the following complaints Cestiveness,
Heartburn, Headache arising from disorder OF
stomach, Nausea. Indigestion, Pain in and Morbid
Iuacti-E of The Bowels, Flatulency, Loss of Appe-
tite Jaundicc, and other Kindred complaints, aris
ing from low state of the bOdy or obstruction of
its functions. They an excellent Alternative Tor
the renovation oil the boJd and the restoration OF
tone and strength to :he system debiltatcd by dis
ease.
PREPARED DY
DIR. j. q. AVER d CO.,
Lowell, Mass.
Sold at wholesale, by DOWiE & NOISE,
Charleston, S. c.. and by Retail Druggists every
where. fmw3mos DC DaceTber 2j
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Misfsllaneaus.
DON'T
OVERLOOK THIS!

TFYOU WANT GAS FITTING DONE.
1 Go TOP. l.. GUILLEMIN, no. 40 Chu-cb-strcet
jfyou want STEAM FILLING done.
Go to 2. L. GUILLEITN, No. III CAurcE-strtet
II you want PLUMBING done,
Go to P. l.. GCILLEA1IN, Nc. 40 Church-strcet
II sou want TN ROOFING apd GUlTERING done,
Go to I. l.. GUILLEMIN, No. I'D Church-s'rect
II YOU want GAS FIX UhES,
Where YOU can get GAS CHANDELIERS, PEN
DANTS. Brackets, Hall Lights, Portable Stands,
Drop Lights,
A.GAND BURNERS,
Porcelain, Mica. Paper and Tin Shades, Glass
Glob.s and Shades Copper and Iron Pumps, Bath
Tubs, Parlor and Bedroom Crates, Kerosene Lamps,
&c, &C., ut reasonable prices
Repairing promptly attended 10.
Old Gas Fixtures Rebronzed.
DrQeInbsr 10 thsm2mo
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THIS PREPARATION Is TIE RESULT OF THE
combined skill Of the physician, denis. and ,,uthe-
cary aud it is offered Is a RELI."LE substitute for
the numerous uncer ain washes !los - ,ogue. The
microscope has also been called ao G. ana the r.
searches Of celebrated observer have detected the
manner in wiich the tartar is io.N-cd showing il 10
be The work of an;ma'cJ,ln
Substances which Fcinus found 10 jcs roy the life
OF 'icsc puso:ia contained IN .lia Ds.ltallipa
an thus it prevents the increase OF tartar and conse
quent looseninG Of the teeth II VIII be found useful
persons in advanced life giving strength and tone
to the gums, while to every the aroma and sen.
cation of cleanliness after using it viii be sufficient
recommendation; smokers especially vii! appreciate
its efficacy.
Numerous dentists OF the highest standing bein..
acquainted with the composition cf the Deniallina,
advocate its use it containing noiDg corrosive or
injurious to prevent its unrestraircd employment
Prepared only by JAS. T. SHINS, Chemist, Phiia-
delphia.
For sale by DOWIE & NOISE,
Corner Meeting and If2sel streets,
0ctcber II wfm3mos Charleston. S. c.
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sh;pnc,ys by Telegraph.

New YORK, December MISUNDERSTANDING
Saragossa. Gen G,autan Gen Barnes.
SAVANNAH, December o6.-Cleared- steamship
Tonawanda. fer Philadelphia san Salvador. for New
York; bark Onward, for Liverpool; schr fred Smith,
Tor ST. Johns, \ B.; schr Sophi, for Charleston.
Arrivcd-Stean=hi Leo and brig G + Gerry from
New York; schr Ella Woods, fom Holmes Hole.
Wcaher Very cod. Wind L.
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$50 bales say, Tat 22; at 22; II at 23 81 at 2sh
81 at 2s1E: 105 at 29s; TO at 21.s We quote
LIvIRPooL CLASSIFICATION.
Ordinary to Iood Ordinary. ....."22 @23
Low middhhg.... ..............S Sh(g23A
w
Strict middhng. g..................AH@-
The following the quotations of the two leading
grades by
NEW YORK CLASSIFICATION:
Low middling ng...................24 O.
AEldling. 4is@-
RICE.-This grain continued firm and in good re-
quest. Sales about 100 tierces clean Carolina say,
10 at az; 80 ats1S; 5S at 9-1Gc . ID. We quote
common to fair clean Carolina at 7l<@s; good sjA@
SIC . 1b.
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Arrived Yesterday.


Ship Seuthard, Rossi'New York days Hay.
To Vim Roach. Previously reported of the Bar.
Schr Mary Riley, Riley, Philadelphia, Gays Coal;
To q Baker Il Co. Buds & Blake, L Il Whi.c, E1wd
Owen, Raitreaa Agent, Cameron, BARLEY Co. j q
Luhn Fisher l. Co, Z Adger & Co. Hart On, II
Irown. W WAilden & ca, Adams Damon & Co. A
Tobias Sons " N Bird Co. Kennedy. .
Getty. Stcilcns Co, aud Crder.
beat fl sm Christ Church. bale Sea Isa.ii Cot
ton. 10 Vim surrey.
steamer Dictator, Wiley. Palatka via Jackson
vile, Fcrnandina. Brunswick and savannah 10 oass
sea Isllrd Cotton 20l sacks Cotton Seed, 0S SACKS
Corn, 60 boxes and bbl' Cranses, l0s boxes Lines.
10 hhds Bacon, NIds. and sundries. 10 j Alike n
Il Co. C & Co, O'Ncill, Wagner Morsecs, Jcf.
orls &: Co. II Gerdts & Co. Railroad Agent, Ferguson
& Holmes. Il yollers, j Hopkins, Mrs Sarah Clark
Kirkpatrick & Witte G. 4 Trenholm Son, q Ave
rill W Al Iawton, G II Ingrlham Son. PlEckney
Eros, Mrs Mcpherson, NJ Is:ae Wclch & Brandes, Il
Daily, J 5 Bccke Fraser Dill, kavcnel " 20, Mall
touc 6 Co, and lccder Davis.
Cleared Saturday.
Steamship Manhattan, woodhull, New York-Jas
Adger Co.
British schr RosaIie Albury, narbor Island, Bah-A
Canale.
schr AZ, Ida K Laura Mc1ndoc paracoa, cuba-Dart
Sailed Saturday.
Steamship Manhattan, Woodruff, New York.
Sailed Yesterday.
British schr Rosalic, Aibury Harber Island. Bah
From this Tort.
Steamship sarasossa, Ryder, New York Dec 81.
Schr Louisa Frazier. Stcclman, Baltimore, Dec a.
Schr W Allen, Doanc, Boston, Dec %.
Up for this PorI.
Sctr Wm Jones. Mexican, at Reckpert, Mc, Dec -
schr Robert Caldwell, Mc ,errick, at New York, Dec
o.
Cleared for this Port.
Steamship Magnolia, Crowcll, at Now iork Dec -.
Schr James Whiehouse, Joaes, at Rocsport, Me-
Dec &c.
schr Annie Glover. Ferris, ut New York. Dcc %.
Schr L Lea IL, Stafford, at New Ysrk. Dec D.
Schr Jonas smith, aichol<, at New York. Dec q.
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Exports.

HARBOR ISLAND, BAH-Per schr Rosalie-o3 900
feet Lumber, 1900 Shingles. parcels Bacon 24
bbls Flour. 40 bags Corn and Peas, bbs Grist
and 20 bbls Meal
NEW YORK-Per steamship Nanhattan-1l5G bales
Upland AMI 20 bales Sea Island Cotton, l62 tier.
ces Rice, 63 bales Yarn, 23rkgs Sundries, 81 pkgs
Fruit and so Empty Barrels.
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Cleared for this Port.
Memoranda,

The schr Ataanta, iro1n Wiscasset Me, for Charles
ton, c, arrived nc Gloucester, Mass, December 20
The schr Papdome. Edwards. from Georgetown
sc, arrived at st johns, p h, December ID
The schr Fannie Bailey, Block. from George
to,vn ( r. for Doston. arrived at Holmes Hole, De-
cembc- %.
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RADWAY'S READY RELIEF.

This remedy accomplished this wonderful and de.
lichtful desderatum ii all Of external and in.
ternal pain In an :.stant it afforded reliof, the
moment 1t was applied to the parts OF the body
where inflammation or pain esisted-i; at once re-
licycd the patient Of the most violent and cxcruciat
ing pangs and tlrobs OF pam, and impaired the de-
lichiful sensation OF case and comfort
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Columbia Mark ct.

COLUMBIA, December 26.-CoTToN-Ihere has
been good demand for cotton during the past week
and prices have been very full The sales OF the,
week were fully 100 bales at prices varying from
2Osa23Hc.
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A GREAT SENSATIONAL GOOD sENsA.
TION.
PAIN CURED IN an IG-STANT!

In 1871 the great grand principle of stopping the
mos. ex:ru :iating pain in an Instant, without en-
ploying such dangerous agents as Choroorm.
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