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TAVERN LICENSES.
OFFICE CLERK OF COUNCIL.

JANUARY Z, 1905.
A LII APPLICATIONS FOR TAVERN LICENSES
"A must be filed In this Oihco by tho 18th instant.
None will be received after TINT time, only in cases
where persons are about entering into the business
The following paragraphs under the head OF Bar
Rooms General Orders, No. 164. issued by command
of Brevet Major General Edward b. S. CanLy, Is
published. II. SMITH, Clerk of Council
al. The municipal authorities granting the license
shall be answerable that the parties to whom such
licenses are granted, together with their sureties
shall be responsible persons, and OF good moral
standing In the community, and that both principal
and sureties shall be able to qualify individually III
double the amount OF the bond required. and that
the bond shall be lien upon tho personal pro-
perty of both principal and suretes and upon proof
of default shall warrant the summary seizure and
NAV be necessary to satisfy the forfeiture or fine and
costs.
s.2 Drunkenness or dsordcrly conduct on the
premises shall work the forfeiture oi the license and
OF the penalty Of the bond.
''3. The owner or keeper OF any bar-rOom, saloon
or other place at which intoxicating liquors arc sold,
and all other persons interested or connected there
with shall be regarded principals III any action
of damages growing out Of any assault riot, afray
or other disorder occurring on tho premises or di-
rectly .rnceable thereto.
a. All bar-rooms saloons or other places at which
intoxicating liquors sold, shall be closed on the
day or days any general local election, and for
the twelve hours next preceding the opening and
re1t succeeding the closing of the polls at such
elections and The sheris of counties and districts,
and the chief of police Of cities and towns, shall
have power to direct tho closing OF bar-rooms and
other places for the sale OF intoxicating liquors
whenever 1t may be necessary In their judgment to
preserve order and quiet" JanunryS
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reasonable addition, upon proper representations
through the Governor of tho State, will be allowed.
V. The pilotage regulations now existing in tue
States of North and South Carolina far modi'
fed that on and after the the first day Of March,
1865 all passenger steam vessels, regulated by the
laws of the United states and carrying pilot COM
missioned by United States Commissioners, shall be
exemptf1om the compulsory payment OF pilotage.
VI. So much of the Act of the General Assembly
of the State of North Carolina entitled can Act 10
raise moneys" ratifcdon the 26th day of February,
1867 makes it 'the duty of all persons and corpo-
raons to list and pay the poll tax Of such persons
liable to the same, are in their employment, on
the first day of April of each year, as laborcrs" is
hereby rescinded, and hereafter all individual taxes
will be assessed directly upon and collected directly
from the individuals from whom they are due; Pro
vded that the provisions of this order sha rot ap-
ply to the taxes levied for the current year, except
that double tax shall not be enforced if the original
tax be paid before the first day Of March, 1863
By command of Bvt. Maj-Gen. ED. R. s. CANDY.
LOUIS V. CAZIARC,
Aide.de-C Camp, Actg Asst Adjt. General.
Official LOUIS v. CAz1ARc, A. d. c., A. A. A. G..
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PREVALENCE OF FAMINE IN EURoPE.-ihe OK
tent TO which famine prevails in various parts
or Europe and on the southern shore Oh the
Mediterranean, is somewhat remarkable.
The st. Petersburg correspondent OF tue Lon
don Morning Herald states that tne olseiees sS
amonost the poorer classes In RUSSIA, owmg "
the had harvest, is in many parts OF M the cogn-
trv very severe. At the opening OF the froFun- II
cial G Assembly of Novgorod. the governor Ir re-
Commended q liberal vote Of money 10 supply
the peasants with the means OF s.;nsisteaoo'
The Governor of Olonetz opened the l. ovlsion-
al Assembly OF that government Win u snnnai
WITH the accounts of suffering in Sweden " We
ere aIready familiar. In Eastern iTussls tte tue
deo+itnt;on ia 40 severe that members OF tne
royal family have volunteered TO nronr;oted o0ra,m o
tr1hntions. and Parliament has approp,,acSIo aSa
considerable sums, which thus far prove inAu'
aeSSJ Not onlv in France but along the northern
ooost of Africa the lack OF food IS general. Ac-
oor5;no 10 recent letter from Paris, the num-
her Of deaths in Algeria within I'll me eoo 1asE M siA
months. from starvation, eXceeds lOo,oOo. tn,s'
tha correspondent asserts, Is no exaggeraeslon. e ~.
n the adjoining government OF Iunls, nom
the aescoast to the interior, there are numer-
ons deaths from starvation. Last year Som,
UH; oia;nts o Of the scarcity Of food were seldom
heard outside OF lndla.
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Baltimore Market.

BALTIMORE, January 25.-CozFEE-We aot,ce
the arrival to-day of bark @ Warwick FROM Rio,
with 1900 bags The sales late yesterday ana o-aay
were $500 bags Rio, ex Clifton, part taken fGr the
500 bags Rio at l65Sa16Ac; 200 bags common do at
l3c, gold Stock to-day "a, 400 bags Rio.
CoTroN-After we closed our report yesterday
there were further sales OF 400 bales Uplsno Low
Middling and barely Middling at 16Ha17c; included
in the latter was lot of Memphis. These added TO
the 1000 bales before reported make the aggregate
sales on Friday 1890 bales, being the heaviest days
sales experienced in this market io-aaye WIN
continued encouraging advices from Liverpool, the
market was again active, sales footing up G2o oaies;
included were 200 bales good Low Mddllnl Ala
bama at tic; 312 bales Low Middfng Upland at l6A
Iow MiSdnr ling 1s a17c Middling scarce and held at
TIC. Receipts to-day 226 bales from Norfolk.
FLoUn-The msrket is dull, and to effect sales 26c
concession have had to be made by sellers. we re-
port 200 bbls Family at si2 s7a; @ I9o
Lagrange" Extra. 200 bbs do Emperial oranc noth
at siO IS; also 800 bbls City Mills do better ride,
at $40.
GaIN-Ofcrings of Wheat to-day, 500 bushels
white and 2s0O bushels yellow offered; marker was
steady, with sales of 800 bushels Delaware @ed at
50 30; $50 bushels prime Maryland at 81 ~; iOoo
bushels prime and choice Pennsylvania at w 6oa
Q 62; l50 bushels common at 81 25. Corn'-460O
bushels white and 1920 bushels yellow received;
market quiet and unchanged; sales 14OO bushes vol
low at 81 l5a1 Is; 1000 bushels Maryland wbste at
81 49, Oats-20SO bushels offered; 9Uo bushels sold
at rs cts; 200 do at II cts Nothing doing In RE
NIoLAssEs-We are still without sales to mole;
prices nominal as last quoted.
PRoy1s1oSs.-Bulk Meats.-We report sales 2O 900
lbs rejected shoulders at exc; 10000 lbs rib Sides
Oh private terms; 1000 lbs clear rib do at llc mar
ket closed with holders asking 9a9Ec. for loose and
packed Shoulders and 1OGa10]Sc for Sides, with
buyers 4 cent less. Baltimore smoked Bacon is
steady on Southern orders at II cents for Shouders
12X cents for rib and Is cents Tor clear rib Sides
We note q sale OF IL hhds. damaged Bacon Shoulders
ut ~ cents Mess Pork is Id at $40 75a23. Lard
1SHs13h cents.
RIoE.-Carolina Is held firm at 10ha11 cents;
stock light.
SUaAR.-Market quiet for want of stock chiefly.
We report q sale $500 bugs Pernambuco, ex Jane,
.or refining on private terms. day or two since
there was sale Of 90 boxes Cuba Muscovado hot be-
fore reported at 1SA cents.
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THE DAILY NEWS.
Tired.

Vas am tired. dear. Will not uy
To atom the ebbing current any more,
Nor vex with fruitless prayers the iron say
Nor dew with idle tears the barron snors.
The rippling waves that kissed my Eappy annu' n
The waves with laughing music Ill tneir noJ'
s.dly watch them o'cr the broadening sahu u
But am very tred-let them CO.
Too long nv chaang pride has stoopea u s'''''
To fan the embers into life again o,;,,o
No faith can keep the hlckerinS naile an am
The lingering vigil is but lingering pan.'
TOO Iota the ycice assumes tender tono ,,d
AEE IT, 1ota the lip In loving smiles Is arcsseO
The tide is out the last M iains i sp~sHf prosf ~
And am very ured-iel nie A
Voc t;red-neithcr angry nor asnaneu .1 ea, ,o,,r
he ch vsretched mood has fret Its ieyetlsn nour
80. -. .Sa mais bud lie withered and unciaimeo-
Lei noaS Ia or to gracious sun or pitying shower'
aonce OSau, some little life may linger yet
II .be crushed stem and withered leaves Wesee
DIT chat ayails repentance or reSret9
lam so tired-tred let 1t be.
did 40 much am all worn and coid
I strive no longer ; let what must De; Huse
couId not give your hand the strength 10 noiu'
could not give your heart the oepln 10 uuS. u,,t
uow von viii miss me- could weep your "an'
~ fbe clos, silent love that fenced you SO
r,sa crr filled vas neither weak nor scant'
But am very ureo-ie' !" So'
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Gitp advertisements.
PUBLIC NOTICE.

OFFICE OF CITY TREASURY
January 5, 1868.
DUBLIC NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT
l. under the following Ordinance licenses have
been prepared for delivery from this office.
s. THOMAS City Treasurer.
SEC. ]. Be 1t Ordained b. the Mayor and Aldermen
in City Council assembled, That from and after the
first dRy Of January, licenses shall be taken out for
all CARTS druys and wagons used for private and do
mestc purposes, in the same manner, and according
to the same provisions of force in relation to
CARTS drays and wagons. let or diyen for hlre, ex-
cept giving bonds. And each such cart, dray OF
wagon, shall be provided with badge containing
the number thereof, and marked Private, to be
placed on tho outside OF the shaft.
SEC g. No person shall be taken by the Treasurer
as surety for any bond under the Ordinance con-
corning Licenses for CARTS drays, wagons and other
carriages, unless he or she be afreeholder.
SEC. 8. The following shall hereafter be the rates
for licenses for public and private carts, drays
wagons &c. including the horses or mules used
thereof which shall be free from other taxation.
PUBLIC CARTS, DnsTs ETC. OF THOSE EMPLOYED IN
ANY BUSINESS WHATEVER, to.i HIRE DIRECT OR m.
DIRECT.
For every cart dray or wagon. drawn by one horse
or mule, $40.
For every cart, dray or wagon, drawn by two
horser mules, SXO.
For every mack and carriage with two wheels, $40.
For every hack and carriage with four wheels, $40.
For every stage or OMNIBUS except line omnl-
bus) with two horses, $50.
For every stage or omnibus except line omni-
bus) drawn by four horses, S60.
For every truck drawn by two or more horses or
mules, $780,
For every express wagon drawn by two or more
horses or mules, $50.
BREAD CARTS AND PRIVATE DARTS, DRAYs, ETC.
For every bread cart or wagon, SIS.
For every cart, dray or wagon, used for private
or domestic purposes and not to be employed in
the transporting of goods, warca merchandise,
lumber, or ally other commodity, for compcnsa.
tion either directly or indirectly for the same, shall
nav for license the OF IS, exclusive OF tho
horse or mule.
Ratified in City Council, this 18th day OF jan
H. 81 uary. In the year of our Lord one thousand
eight hundred and sIty-six.
By the Mayor. r. @. GAILLARD, Mayor,
W. n. SMITH, Clerk of Council
January 8
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AN ORDINANCE
10 REGULATE THE STORAGE OF pEraoLrr

TO REGULATE THE STORAGE oF PETROLEUM, 1Ts
PBoDUcTs AND OTHER INFLAMMABLE OILS.
SEC. 1. Be IL ordained BY the Mayor and ALDERMEN
in City Council assembled. That from aud after the
18th day OF June next it shall not be lawful to keep
Petroleum. Kerosene, Eo:k Oil. Bonzino, Bepzole,
or any other inHammabc oil or oils on storage or
for sale in any cellar atorc or building south OF Line
street. in larger quantity than fifty gallons on any
one lot or premises, ami auy such quantity so kept
or stored shall be contained H. vessels OF tin or other
metal.
SEC T. That Petroleum. its products. or any other
10 Daammable oil oils, when brought into the city
by lanl or water may be kept ON any lot or Ill any
building in which cotton is not stored. for period
not exceeding tweniy-four hours, upon the expira-
tion of which TINT II shall be removed and kept in
the manner as required by the foregoing section:
SEC 3. Any person or persons violating any part
ni this Ordinance shall be subject to II fine OF two
hundred dollars for each offence, recoverable 10 any
Court of con peent jurisdiction.
Ratified in City Council tiis twcnty-first day o!
May. IT. the year OF our Lord one thousand eight
hundred and sixtyseven.
IL.S.I P. C. GAILLARD. Mayor.
w. H. SMITH Clerk OF Council June q
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AN ORDINANCE
W. q. SMITH,
Clerk OF Council.

TO PROVIDE FOR THE LIQUIDATION OF THE ISTsR-
EST ON THE DEBT OF THE CITY, WHICH ACCRUED
ON THE TumTIETH DAY OF SEPTEMBER LAST.
de 1T ORDAINED BY THE MAYOR AND
ID ALDERMEN in City Council assembled, That
for the purpose of lquidating the interest on the
public debt OF the city, which accrued on the thir'
eth day OF September last, six per cent stock. ob-
gatory on the corporation OF the City Of Charleston
shall be issued under the direction Of the Mayor to
tho persons holding stocks or six per cent bonds Of
the city and entitled to receive the interest ac-
crued thereon at the time above stated, the said
stock to bear interest after the rate of six per cent
per annum, payable quarterly, redeemabe in thirty
years rrom date: PROVIDED, That no part of said
stock shall be issued for any sum less than twenty
dollars, or for any fractional part OF dollar: Pro
v,ded also, that all sums for lees than twenty dol
lars and for fractional parts OF dollar, shall be
paid in city bulls.
SEC q That the ftrm of certificate, and mode
OF transfer of said stock shall be subject to the
regulations now exlst IN relation to other city SIX
per cent stocks of the city.
Ratified in City Council this twenty-second day of
October, in the year OF our Lord one thousand
eight hundred and Mxty-seven.
Isl p. C. GAILLARD. Mayor.
W. d. SMITH, Clerk of Council October rs
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How EnrpHASrs WERE SHIFTED 10 ABYssI-
r,a-part Of the outfit of the English e1pedl-
+;on tn Abyssinia was herd Of twenty elephants
-unwieldy animals at best, but uncommonly
troublesome as passengers on shlpboard. d
Bombay paper describes the shipment:
ssTbe hosting tackle required was OF I'M
,,,.,aa strength. and the hoist was formed In
this way: The main-yard was supported from
the lower masthead by stay tackles, from tne
ton-mast-head there was astrengthenlnS Jackie,
and from the lower masthead 10 In. ene at yaro
there were preventers. From the fore-mast,
heaS there was tackle for hauling the hoist
forward. The elephants were brought from
the place where they were plcketed, one Dy
one one pd and on reaching the Compta's side
,Sere fettered and placed in sings, consisting
os the stoutest canvas secured by thlck LASH
ines, The height to which the animals Eaa 70
be hoisted before they were lowered away lnto
the hold was some tE1ny ssSes 20 was smpoyed gS
working the lifting tackle: The operation was
raally an extraordinary sight, well worth WIT n.
Messing. and it was curious to observe the dll-
Ssrant moods in which the unwelldy beasts
submitted to it. Some, when they 1ound them-
salyes suspended in mid air, sneo tears copi-
Ously, and were affected In remarkaple man, als
ner: others became vicious. ana roareo anu
nInnQ60
ssIS The DAYS of Queen Elizabeth some rather
reyna rkafde ideas we're entertained in gland
anatomy Of sanbsa hS sspssaah psah ont eaa snba ba
npne npS for courting; his legs are for necessity,
NOT for fe1ure.' Now nobody IN these days,
e. Ra To5a sSsa Se az had spa S1s +
n ne Joeei HI his error had ne witnessed the
spurprising pari agility of some Of the elephants 1
bent their legs about and paved an and X kicked 1,sd
managed man to throw their legs behind them SO as
to eot a footing on the combing OF the hatch,
way. Fortunately no difficulty was experienced @
~ ~ dowS ne1ow. By about five o'clock P. NJ
ggineteen gSS e had embarked but the twentieth one
% was SO vicious and 'musty' that it was deter
mined not to take him. for he would not submit a
to do as he pleased. 1t was said that III an un-
amiable mood on Friday he killed one OF his
unfortunate attendants"
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Wilmington Market.

WILMINGTON, January 27-TuRPESTNE-H
improved 5al0c, and 1925 b6ls cnangeo nanos a' %
for soft and 81 so for hard q $50 TBS.
SPIRITS TuRpENTNE-Is 1c higher. and loO obls
sold ct 51c q gal-market closing hrm, and fhctors
holding at higher figure. 90
for No 2. and s. 17HaS 25 for No ], as in quality
TAn-Has advanced SC, and we quote sales of lS2
bbls at 50 q bbl.
CoIroNIThe market rules firm, and Is &c higher.
Sales of III bales at 15c for Ordinary, 16c for Low
Middling, and 16Aal61Sc for Middling-closing at
latter price,
ford, and sold at 81 80 Q Sc Tbs.
TI,fnynFiye RATS sold at S., 50as for inferior to
fair mill
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New Orleans Market.

NEW ORLEANS January IS -CoTToN-Ths GALES
to-dov amounted to $500 bales at previous rates
during the morning. but at sitter prices after the re-
CENT Of the New York and Liverpool telegramy. We
now quote Ordinary ut 1SHal4Hc; Good Culinary
at l5kal5Nc; Low Middling at 16Ma162c; Mid
ding l7al7Ic; and Strict Middling at IL ha-c.
The market opened with fair inquiry, at sIeadier
prices. and moderate business was done al about
Yesterdays figures, but more active impulse was
then given to tho demand by the favorable tenor of
the Liverpool and New York kilograms, as we'll by
the advance in Gold and during the rest Of the day
the Drices paid indicated improvement Of &c. on
nearly all desirable lists from Strict Good Ordinary
to Middling inclusive, to which We have male our
Quotations conform above. The supply Of white
Cottons is becoming every day moro scany ard such
STYLES command outside figures. Early in the morn
inc. Strict Low Middling sold at 16kc, AMI even
running Middling at 17c but these purchases could
not have been duplicated towards the close at less
than 16Za17H.
STATEMENT OF COTTON.
stock on hand September lst 1S67.... bales--l6256
Arrived to-day. oooo oo 49,,
Arri led previously. ooooo'
373,s13
Cleared to-day l,oso . ..o
Cleared previously 2io, ooo-ifS 1oV
Stock on hand and on shipboard. s6,68S
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PUBLIC NOTICE.
OFFICE CLERK OF COUNCIL.
Nav 1877


May, 1867.
The following Section of An Ordinance 10 uEosh
the ofice OF Superintendent of Streets; to provide
for Keeping the Streets, Lanes, Alleys. and opcn
Courts in the City OF Charleston Clean, and for
other PURPOSES" is hereby published fer the infor-
nation Of all concerned
For the due protection of the said contractor or
contractors is further ordained, That every owi.cr,
lessee occupant and tenant OF any premises front.
ing in any street, lane, alley, or open court shall
on every day Sundays exceped) have the Dirt filth
garbage or other onal placed in front Of his or her
lot, In barrel. box or heap, and in readiness for
the contractor by the hour OF seven O'Clock, A. NJ,
from the first fist day OF May to the first day OF
November IN every year and by the hour u nine
o'clock A. NJ, from the first day OF November to
the frst day OF May following. And any person Of
Tending herein, or placing any DIRT 9th. garbage.
or other oa in any street, lane, or alley or open
court alter the hours above uamed, sha DC subject
to fine OF not less than two nor moro th1n five
dollars, for each and every offence, to be imposed
by the Mayor.
By order W. d. SMITH,
MAY is Clerk OF Council.
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fNe,o York Journal Of Commerce.

Fernando Woods ''roprimand" scene eas is is
thus described He was the least excited l. OF u
gallery; and when he was told that he could I'd
not proceed further with his speech, ne sooS
his seat with an air OF marbleized indifference
which astouished all who witnessed 1t; WIN WIN
the same degree of frigidity and noncnaianvas 1 ma
then retired again to his seat, threw his head s,
slightly back. brushed his velvet coat collar
with witt @ one hand, stroked his mustache with the
other. and tl.cn placed both arn.2 in guard
across his breast, as if to keep out all lntruders
upon the sanctity within.
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Commercial.
Exports.

Exports.
LlvERpOOL-Per bark Amie-14s bags sea isana sl
Cotton 7ss8 bales Upland Cotton. Per bark
John F,fe-74 bags Sea Island Cotton, 2O2S bales
BARACoAEPer schr Jas crockett-ss, 100 feet Pitch
Pine Lumber. o.,
Island Cotton, 7O7 bales Upland Cotton, bales
warm. lOI bbls Turpentne, $50 bols Rosin' w
toms Iron, 240 Bides. packaRes SundT1es:
BALTIMORE-Per schr Richard Vau1-iAi'oeVie iees
Lumber.
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Steamship Charleston, Berry, New L 1ora.m t..
MdHe. To Street Bros & Co, D ANIME, > AaeeT n
& Go. Bollmann Bros NJ BRISTOL, Biscnon a. =,
Cummings. D Clancy, Corwln, ~. U1IT n;cfator
Chas y Barnes, J Dreges, Dreges, ~ DuIn9 W
mann Darcy, J NJ Eason, FLEMING q 20, ~ 9
FnlIer. Gruber & Martin Graver, hart ,I, ~, .
Hart W Hunt. Jefords 1,o 70, K1atia ase Co. M
Klien. Laurey Alexander leBieu5: LaioIy, 81
p Totz. " Marscher, MAY, 4 Mdoiet0n, y =.
Wright, J Marzyck McLoy Hce' o,,Sa;I MEGunT W %
Co. Muller, Nimitz & Co, 6 Milnor, ONe1n, w.
scbr,der. II sletz, W steaens & Co, Williams, 5
9 q Wilson. WAGNER, Heath Monsees, Meicn ~ q q
Rrandes Werner Ducker, W Yates, SoG.1 4v ESiV
Lima railroad Agent, W Clarke G9 20 u nnder. ID
Baker, Morrison, E Moser Levy NAo
son. Hents. q n L, and others; ,,,r or tce
Ecbr Ann S EoGs, from West Point Mil: % ~.7 ns
p;oo ooui To W q ,:,, 20, Cohen Hancke co, anu
Porcher & Henry.
Cleared Yesterday.
Bark Annie, Reed, Lverpool-ReTenel& 70. c,,;oo,ro
Bark John Fyfe, Luce, LiverpoolLmh hs s.eat prna
erio Gosie DeverauI, Clark, Boston-Street oroS @
scbr Richard vau1, Whitaker, Baltmore-h
schr james Allen, Crockett, Baracoa-1 EnAi0" @
w. Sailed Yesterday.
Steamer Dictator, Coxetter, Palatkn' Wa 'aoAo0A.
Fernandina, and Savannah.
From this Port.
Steamship Alliance, Kelly, Philadelphia Jan 10
Steamship Falcon. Reed, at Baltimore 9th inst'
leave Wednesday, 29th inst
Cleared for this Port.
Br ship New Zealand, Hutchinson az bos'on' 'N-- ~
for Charleston via Savannah.
Memoranda.
The schr v Glover. Ingersoll. for ProT1aenc'
tR H. from this port, has arrived az Ne"po'' '" ~
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Consig nees per South Carolina Railroad,
January 2S.

1888 bales Cotton Sc bales Moss. 317 bags Grain,
& Co. Mure Il Co, Watson 4 Hill. Courtsnay &
trenholm, Willis and Chisolm, B E Sloan, g
walter & Co, Johnston. Crews & Co, " Courtney
& Co. N Averill. j D Aiken Co, Wiss Co,
Eraser T. Dill. Mey, W W Smith. Jas Irtngle,
q " Witte Niowry & Go, Holmes, Graeser, Lee,
smith SS'tS ( Co, Rodgers Co. chaplin, Mantoue
: ro " p bowling, A Quackenbush. Adams,
Frost & Co, o Reeder, I N Aver Co. J Smith S
Black, T M Bristol Davis, RenmeAei, Ussey
Bowen. B @ T Devices Chisolm Bros Sand
ers, and Order.
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The invitation Of the Boston Board Oh
Trade to the Boards Of Trade and Chambers OF
Commerce Of the United States, to meet IN
that city in general convention on the 5th o, OF
February next, has been accepted officially by
the commerciaI associations Of seventeen cities;
and favorable intimations have been received
informally from others.
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Per Steamship Charleston. from New 1orK[Mis -ii .
Davidson and child, Waterberry and wife, Lewis
Beach and wife, John Mulenbrink. Mrs Ntehle' MISS
Agnes Duncan Warden, E W Milliken, Rose oS
Gevenger, Joseph Porter, Mr. Cohen, Mr suoer' nif
McCready and others in steersge.