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The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1868-11-17
Boston Market.

BOSTON, November 13-CoFFEE-The market
continues quiet, but prices are firm and well sus-
tanned. Java is selling at 23a24c gold; Rio Janeiro
at I9422c currency. Common It. Domingo in bond
would bring 83la9c and Cape 9Kc gold. a.
CorToN-rhe receipts this week have been 5?5S
bales. of which $40 bales were from Mobile. 5!2
from Charleston 1909 from Norfolk, 631 from Balu-
more l62 from Philadelphia, from ST. Domingo,
267 by the Albany Railroad and 2G77 by the Provi-
dence Railroad. The market has been dull thl ough
the week, and prices have declined 2a"iac per 10.
Tie sales OF the week have been 5000 bales, consi-
derable OF which was to arrive. The stock IN TINS
markets. about 1000 bales. We quote ordinary at
22c; good ordinary 2Sc low mddling 23ac; middllng
24 iSc; good middling 26c per ID.
FIsH-Codfsh have been in fair demand and prices
are we'll sustained. Sales OF medium and large at
Sc 75a7 so; small scarce at 81 so per qti Hake are
selling ut 80; Pollock SO 50a3 per qn Mackerel are
firm, but the demand is quite small. Sales OF NO
bay at S21a21 So; No ut Is 5Oa6 No at S11 50a12
shore No 1 at S1SaI8 80; No at S14; No at SlOl
~ 0per btl Aewives are selling Ut 50 5Oa6 81 per
Dbl Picked herring are dull at 81 75a9 per DBL
Box herring are selling at 5Oc for scaled and 39c for
No /.
NAVAL SToREs-0n account Of favorable advices
from abroad for spirits turpontine the article Il
irmer but the sales have not been to any consider
able extent 1t is worth A sai5c per gallon In ar
there have been no sales of Importance
RIcE-Ihere have been small sales OF Rangoon AMI
Carolina at 8I5a91Ic per it.
Fuu1T-1he cargo or bark Abdel Koder, from Nal J.
aga, was offered by auction Thursday. with the fol-
lowing result: Raisins Loring brand 5J0 boxes best
London layers, 100 sold at 81 75a4 771z; 200 half
boxes do SO sod at So 40; 400 or boxes do 80 sold
at 81 SO 1900 bxs Loose cate $50 sold at 81 GOa4
C21s 24n half boxes do. So S6 5000 boxes layers $50
sod ut So 75; 500 half boxes do, So 10; S75 casks
blue mark. los sold at S14 25; l24 casks do % sold
at s14; 15 trails seedess. so sold Mt 81 2o 2uJ
boxes best London layers 100 s"ld at 81 70a4 5 100
half boxes do, SO 40; 100 or boxHs do, 81 30; ITO
boxes imperial loose n,uscate 30 sold at 81 90; 500
half boxes layers, 81 l1a2 12S; 25Oo quarter boxes
do 81 OS; 100 kegs seedless at 81 371z pei keg.
GUSNY BAas-The market is quet there have been
no sales OF Importance. They are worth 1s&dlSHc
for light and heavy; 400 bales sold in New York on
private terms.
uUSSY CLoru-There is no improvement in thu
market 1t was worth nomiually 20 cts q yard. 400
bales have been sold in New York priva TERMS 3
BAY-The market is dull. Sales al good Eastern
at S22l23 per ton.
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November I3
DUssELL's BOOK STORE.
WEEKLY LIST NEW BOOKS, &c.

ELLIOTT. Sermons by the Rt. Rev. Stephen FL.
ott late Bishop of Georgia; with Memoir by
Thomas NJ Hanckel, Esq. l VOL, Syo. SIS.
STEINMETZ. The Romarcc of Duelling, in all
times aud countries. By Andrew Steinpletz, author
OF history of the Jesuits, &c. 9 vols, 12mo. ss.
SAINT BEUYE Portraits of Celebrated Women;
comprising Madame de Seyignc, do Durls, LaFav-
cite, de Bemusat de Souza, Krudener, Poland Gui-
got, de Stael. VOL. l2mo. 50.
GILLETT. Democracy in the United states; what
it has DONE what is doing, and what 1t Will do. BY
Ransom II. Gillett vol, 12mo So.
POLLARD. The Lost Cause Resained. By Ed
ward A. Pollard. 1vol., 12no. 81 50.
Liddon 'He Is now Acknowledged, on all hands, to
be the greatest living preacher in England" VOL,
l2mo. 81 Is.
MORRIS. The Earthly Paradise; Poem by VIM.
Morris. author OF Jason. vol, 12 mo. So.
HOPES. The Book OF Evergreens; Practical
Treatise on the Confra. Cone bearing Plants. Ey
Josiah Hopes. vol, 12mo. So.
a popular guide to the use OF the Telescope rs a
means of amusement and instruction. By R. A.
Proctor B.A F.R.A.S. With numerous illustra-
tious. l6mo., cloth. 81 Is.
CHANGERS Dictionary OF
Universal knowledge for the peoples ustrated with
Engravinss. Maps. &C. IL vols. royal Svo. Per VOL
81 so. The work is now complete.
NOVELS. Henry Powers, Banker. 81 IS; Dead Sea
Fruit, By Miss Bruddo0. soc; josh Billings on Ice
81 50 Horace Wilde, 81 so; AL tor Greed, 40c; Foul
Play 75c; Linda Fressel, 40c Lost Name, 6Oc; Poor
Humanity, 50c; Love and Marriage, SOC; My Hus.
bands Crime. 50c Cheap editions Marryatt's, Dis
raci's and Waverly Novels.
ENGLISH MAGAZINES. Subscriptions received
for Temple Bar, CornhIll, Chambers Journal, Eng
lish woman's Domestic Magazine, Aunt Judy's flor
chldren) Good Words Sunday Magazine, Art Jour
nal Saturday Review &c. July31
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would not stand any snubbin?, rupture zen en-
sued. Madame Moga now relies on o the PSvs 10 q
ronage of the Princess de Metternich, VINO no. haS ar
been the leader Of Paris fashions for Two or os
three years past and who seems to Eealr arovr'
young as ever, while the Empress Is ias' e''"
ing old.
Great Brtain is A truly surprising indicates
surey i is wise aRd Ind esndten SsndGen Of sSo
sSs tre compiled from authentic rela
to tpe of The Ss aSSe se1e srs e01n
Iatlon OF u1Has n,se bnndred and ten cooperative
sooetes carving AIRY on the business Of
5 @ s5 asa Of Sh hese se assSs as6us
Es EaSs been successful in a financial point OF
Vew paSs The The sbudins and freehold land and soee,
ties" represent capital Of s7o0 GOO, about
$50, 600 600 Of which are invested in dwellings,
for members. The cooperative ASSOCIATIONS
trade societies friendly and an5 b0nsvGsn SsUas baSh sSf
ti;s building associations and esyg1 nasTr ssoo
OOO 900.
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Sixteen hundred Kegs OF gunpowder, piled
up near Granly Ford, Nevada, for the use OF
the Central Pacific Railroad, were accldenntal.
ly exploded few days ago. The explosion OF
the whole mass was instantaneous ana !ne
havoc made immense. The powder magazine
was in the camp where hundreds OF men ate
and slept, and the ground between the wagons
which brought the powder was covered to the
depth of several inches with the powder which
leaked from the kegs. The explosion was be-
lieved to have been caused oy Prichard. one OF
the killed, igniting match on a wheel OF one
of the wagons standing in front of the maga-
zine. The killed are, six Americans and
several Chinese. One of the Chinese is report
ed to have been blown one hundred yards.
Most OF the horses and mules IN the wagons
near the magazine were blown to atoms, and
one twelye-mule team was entirely destroyed.
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THE DAILY NEWS.
Janette's Hair.
nv MILES Or ELL L z Z

=, ,,oo.a,Ae SIN 10th hat that you wear. Janette'
7 T. ~ % mo tanele my hand in your halr, my pei
T,. the world to me had no dainuer siSnt ,rh;,e
Irb.n vonr brown hsir yelling your saouiue' "A-'''
A tsnpled nv hand in your halr, my pe''
- 1v,s brow,,. with golden g.oss Janette'
~ ~ ,,os amer than silk Of the hoss my peti ;e+
sTao beautiful mist falling down 10 your 11 1;sad
,rwas thing to be braided and jeweiieo anu A'''
,,sos tha ioTeliest thing In the world, my pe9
NJ arm vas the arm Of clown, Janeue,.
r. ya. s;newy bristled and brown, my pe''
R,t y ,varInIy and softly 1t loved to ca.ess
Vonr heanti MI plenty Of hair my pet
vo,,r avss had swimming glory, .. Jaae'''
p1ae1ng the dear old story my pa, g t;n,e of the sky
nSSsa. ..osa s 1rav with that chasteneo LIZ ~ a.
Ihey were gay Leans quickest to snap tue ,,ot
When tine trUut ohsJ With your golden hsr' "9 pe''
,.,;,. -but have not words. Jsnss, ;lss nv net.
Your nps-tph as the twitter OF bros, my P.s,
They were es;aa iIe is Young and the roses are "e'
I1.!ae mnen IL e drops in each sad bosom ser
WIN oem s,,,tsd vour gold brown hair, my Pc p.'
As they .a,,0Iea nv life in your hair, Jane'pe'
Ua, Soe s;ites and golden snare, my Pc: ::,,lora
Nv. was % rantle the bondage my soul olo imp'o'
6us ~ .1St S IN Continue thy slave eVernore, ,o.
Inc rgn, a snoer enmeshed in Jour hair, my po'
Thns ever dream what you WERE er hair. nv pet;
with your lips and Jour Eyes, anI MOAN
In the darkness Of desoate sestp tpe stone
And INV tears fall bitterly osef nat
That covers your goioen nN'
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ourY rAxEs-uoN1HLY RETURNS.
OFFICE OF THE CITY ASSESSOR. |
r,rv HALL. November l, 1868.

CITY HALL, November l, 1868. J
Notice is hereby given to all concerned lnlt 'Ie
monthly Returns tor the m7nth OF OCTOBER past ~
coupliance with the Tax Ordinance, rathed on tue
1sIb Of January 1865, and amended Oh The 29th OF
September 1868, must be made on or before the
II b instant. -..-
TAXES on THE FOLLOWING ARE PAYABLE MONTHLY
On all sales of Goods, Wares and Merchandise In
ending Rice, Lumber Hay, Grain and Naval Stores.
On oil sales of Cotton. -, ..ooxou.
aI.d sailing vessels paid or payable in TINS city.
On all sales by Bakers, Butchers and ducKsters.
On ali gross receipts Of all Street Railroads
On all GROSS receipts of all Express Companies.
On all sales at Auction.
ON all Carriages and Buggics.
On all iucome derived from the pursuit OF any
faculty, profession, occupation or employment
On the gross receipts OF all Commercial Agencies
On alI commissions received by Eactors, Commls'
sion Merchants, Bankers, BROKERS ana o.ng1s,
On ali prem ums received for or by any Insurance
Com, any, or by agencies for individuals or compa'
MES. -..
On every Horse and Mule used or Kept within tne
city. excepting horses or mules used IN any pupuc
| licensed carriage cart, dray, or other vehicle.
On all Retail Dealers in all articles whatsoever.
On al Barber Shops.
On all gross r cepts oi doteis anu fuone 'a''He
I'm all receipts OF Livery Stable Keepers
On tho Gross receipts of Cotton Presses.
IN the cross receipts of all Printing Offices, News
| pap rs amt Publishing HOUSES. -.
On all Goods sold iu the city ny persons not resi-
deut, by sample or otherwise. ~,
On oil sales of Horses and Mules brought to ths
city. 49,, o,,or soc,,r;,ies
On tie gross receipts of Magnetic Telegraph Com
panies. ~ ,r,-,-r roa,or. on,
Liquor Dealers. .;.,, - a., o,a;
nonca directs W. n. HUGHES,
Novcnher . II City Assessor.
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FOR GRANT
COUNTING TIE VOTES.

COUNTING TIE VOTES
T. -asnonse to a number Of inquiries, We
z;o-,a sav that the President and Vice-fresl-
dent of the United States were not CHOSEN ~
the recent elections, but only certain neu'
oaI,ed ELECTORS. whose votes have yet 70 Do
totan. As, however, majority OF these Elec-
tors are pledeed in advance to cast their oa'-
lots in favor of Grant and Cofa1, their actlon
v;,l be a mere formality. According 70 tne
,awa of the United States, they must meet at
the capitals OF their respective States on .ne
first Wednesday Of December, and vote oy ais-
tinct ballots for President and Vice-freslaen''
one NJ whom shall not be an inhabitant OF the
same State with themselves. They are 10
make lists of the number Of votes given, ana
Of the persons voted for, which they mus'
transmit sealed, by special messenger 70 tue
President of the Senate at Washington. Inc
Senate and House OF Representatives having
met in convention on the second Wedne esdaJ In
February. the President of the Senate VIII
onen all the certificates and the votes Will Do
counted. The person having the greatest num-
ber OF votes for President will be duly elected,
If such number be majority OF the whoie
number OF Electors appointed. If no person
have such majority, then from the persons
having the highest number, not exceeding
three, in the list OF those voted for as Presi
dent, the House Of Representatives will have
TO choose Immediately, and by ballot, the
President. 1.-THE House Of Representatives
shall not choose President, whenever the
right OF choice devolves upon them, before the
fourth Of March next following, then the Vice
President will act as President, as IN the case
of the death or other constitutional disability
Of the President.
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NOTICE TO BUILDERS.-SEALE
" Proposals will be received at the Office OF
County Commissioners Beaufort, S. c., until the
Goth day OF November. 1868, at II o'clock NJ ior the
Building and Repairing of the following BhlD1Es'
in Beaufort County, $. C., viz
The BUILDING OF new Bridge crossing ST. Hele-
ma Creek between Ladies' aud st. Helena Islands,
length OF Bridge so feet.
The REPAIRING OF Salt Wafer Bri ise on Shell
Road, leading from Beaufort to Port Royal Ferry'
near Four Mile Stone.
The REPAIRING of verjer Bridge ON Shell Road,
leading from Beaufort TO Port Royal Ferry, ncar
Nine Mile Stone.
Contractors will furnish all plans and specifca-
tions. subject to the approval of commissioners.
Tbe Commissioners reserve the right to reject any
or all the proposals that they dee not Tor the inter
est oil the County.
By order. JOHN HUM,
Chairman Board of County Commissioners.
HENRY PESNISG ION, Clerk.
Novontnpr ~
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Per steamer Emile, from Georgetown, s c.
Micallousky, Brown, Lurr, DR. " Keith, q
Webb, ] P McQuinlan, il Divine, Fraser, A
Morgan, ] Risley, Mrs Heriot, Paul Fitzsimons, D
L PHngle, Master L Harris, N Emanuel, Ford
Capt Brtton, Lieut. Ross, and 81 men, Go =, 9th In
fantry, Miss Porter, Miss NJ 7 Ford, L Bloombere
Capt Morse, and Others.
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Gitp advertisements.

CITY TAXES-LAST lNSTALMENT-
u CITY TREASURY, NOVEMBER .. 1863
Under an Ordinance TO raise Supplies for the year
1868 the third iusiancnt OF taxes on Real Estate
must L, raid during this In month OF executions VIII
Oc issued. ). 1hOhAo, CilJ 1reasafci'
phnrD
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CHARLESTON CITY RAILWAY CON-


OFFICE CHARLESTON CITY RAILWAY CO.,
CORNER BROAD AND EAST BAY STREETS, :
CHARLESTON, So. CA, November 10. 1868.
srHEDTLE or THE CHARLESTON CITY
RAHRAY COMPANY.
KING-sTREET LINE.
Leave Upper Terminus Leave Lototr 7erntnu
an NJ. and at inter- at AM, and at inter
rals of len no. minutes walls of ten i10l minutes
during the day till the during the day till Q
last trip at 2. N. T. NJ
N.B.Leave the Battery as follows: On the hour,
and thirty 1907 minutes alter the hour, from A.
NJ, until I3) P. NJ, Every other trip from the old
Posotlice.
RUTLEDGE-STREET LINE.
Leave Upper Terminus Leave Lomtr Terminus
ut T3O Ami, and at inter- at sos AM. and atnter-
yas OF twelve l2 minutes vals o. twelve l2 min
during the day till 8 81 utes during the day Till
PM. 9P.N.
N.B.-Leave the Battery at sersntcsn "a, minutes
atiei the hour and forty-one 41 nirutts after the
hour until seventeen ~ minutes pas. s. Every other
trip from the old Posothce.
SUNDAY SCHEDULE.
KING-STREET LINE.
1eave Inner Terminus Leave tie [ouer Term-
al An. and at inter- nus at $3.50 An, and st
yals of fifteen tl5l min intervals OF fifteen !l5)
utes till 100 P. NJ. minutes til 7.3o p ":
N.B-Au the trips are to the Battery except the
'A-' KUTLEDGE-STREET LINE.
1oove rDper Terminus Leave Lol:tr Terminai
~ q AM and ut inter- at 9.35 AN. and at inter.
calls of every twenty ta0 walls OF every twenty (20l
minutes till Gas PM. minutes TIL 7.30 PM.
NB.-All the trips are to the Battery except TIC
last trip of each car.
Soyember10 Secretary spt TrsasnreT'
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MisfruanfDus.

THE NEWBERRY HERALD.--ME Err
CHANTS and business men will remember tine
Herald represents according to views OF leading New
York and other merchants) the third commercial
centre in this State Being the only paper published
in Ncwberry District it enjoys not only generous
and general circulation there, but also along the
we'll as in portous Of Laurcns Lexington Union, Fair.
hcld, and Edgehe!d Districts The proprietors Of
the Herald have seldom if ever waited upon the mer
chants u parsoo believing that the business capacity
of their District and the bona fds facilities OF tne
herald. were sufficiently known to suggest their own
merits yet Mr.. Il. H. GRENEKER. ono OF its mana
gers, being in the city in quest OF health, will take
pleasure in waiting upon the merchants and ofierir
them hbaral advertising terms III Sc desiring to
make business with the Herald can leave ttlr caras
and orders at the Pavilion Hotel. November 1G
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Genus; NenIaI lucafIy fea'3b w SeH'o'
This Serics is meeting with most gratifying re-
cepiion from teachers everywhere, and Is exactly
what is needed TOR mental discipline, we'll as for
practical preparation for the business of lfe 1t is
clear, thorough, comprehensive, logically arranged
well graded is supplied with great variety OF ex
amples, and teaches the methods actually used by
business men.
Spccial attention is asked 10 the PRACTICAL. Its
rules and analyses are free from unnecessary words
II, methods are the shortest possible. Above ALL 1t
is adapted to the present state Of things, During
the last five years, specie payments have been sus
pended prices have doubled, the taril has been al
tered national tax levied. &C. Oul book recog-
uizes all these changes, AND IT Is THE ONLY ONE
THAT DoEs-the only Arithmetic that describes the
different classes OF United States Securities, and
shows how to iud the comparative results OF invest
ments in thcm Used in the Public Schools of New
York, Brooklyn Albany, Jersey Ciy, &C., and CIV
ing the highest satisfaction. No progressive teacher
can afford to use any other.
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Consl-nccs per South Carolina Nallroad
November 1G.

1861 bales Cotton, 81 na'es Domescs 90 oarreis
Flour Io7 barrels Naval Stores. TO Railroad Agent
Mowrv & 70. Claghorn, Herring & Co, Graeser, Lee,
Smith & CO, Caldwell { Son: Will ANS ANS Co.. 20;
DeSaussurc, Thurston Holmes MeS' Co Hee9II
HonnocS. Holmes, Watts & Keitt, Cohen, Hanckei x
Co, Frost & Adger. " Williams o'keill watson
& H Hendrix Strauss, Vances 60, Broaie 81 os
Co. r Murc 60, W G Courtney co, l. sioan'
Klrkpa,rick & Mitte, aud PrinSle
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orAcKEyBos' GRAMMARs:

UUAChENDOO UIAuNA1"o
An English Grammar, 81; First Book in Grammar
so cents.
Clear, well condensed. and consistent throughout;
brief in its rules aud definitions happy IN its Illus
Snctiye and philosophical in its arrangement origi-
mi In its views; bold in its reforms; every way
adapted to the schoolroom; interesting to the pupil;
labor.saving the teacher; full and ingenious IN ts
learning OF Grammar easy; makes the teaching OF
Grammar PosIr1TE PLEASURE. Such is the verdict
pronounced cn Quackenbos' Grammar by our best
educators. Hosts Of recommendations published III
our Circular.
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THE PRESIDENCY.
c.,sr.1 Result Of the Election IN
- the Several States

The following table shows the genera. aeIq.s ths
= tns late Presidential election, giving tne
un,nber - I Of electoral votes and the popular ma
;o,;,;es in the several States. of COURSE e .ne
!asa,s Dses;s. returns will changeit somewhat Du'
nof materially: -
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Consi-nccs per Northeastern Rairoao
November 1G.

l2O bales Cotton 50 bushels Cough Rice sc 2aTrels
Naval stores, Mdze. &c. To II Bischotf GO, telzer
Roaae.s Co. W K Ryan, Drucker, r Harvey,
MazTcks { salters. Mowry Il Co. kirkpatrick Witter,
Frost Adser, Kendall & Do:kery, Williams q
Co, Caldwell & Son, Graeser, Lee, Smith Co. heeuer
Il Davis. Claghoru. Herring Co. W hetchun' i,,,Is
ton < Holmes, Piuckrey Bros Miss NJ Haws. q L
Pritchett smith, E Palmer, and Railroad Agent
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Murray, Ferris Is Co.'S Cotton and Naval
Stores Circular.

Stores Circular.
NEW YORK, November l4-since our last cot.
ton has been weak and dc c6nln,. The receipts are
large and lots have been pressed for SALE In many
cases cotton on tue wharf mas been sod much below
quotations. The decline in gold and frmness in
freight has. prevented large business for export,
The market clos. 1a1Tc below our last quotations
with a downward tendency. Wequoe:
Middling uplands. .241S 2S1S PIX :!
Mobile and Florida. .244 23A % ~
New Orleans and exas. .25 2i 231s 22}a
The sales for the week have been 1S.108 pales in
cludining 1035 bales to exporters 62?9 to spioners
and 2494 to spectators. stock at this port 24O0O
bales Stock at United States ports $4,000. STOCK
in Liverpool (Americanl, November 49, H. 600; stock
at sea for England lAmer:canl $1,000.
SPIRITS IURPESTISE.--The further advance IN
Liverpool and London over quotations IN our last,
together with the general belief that prices abroad
will be maintained has strengthened our market aud
prices have steadily advanced closing firm at 45a
A1Sa45lS merchaotatle aud 800 bbls ut 45lza46 O..
Receipts 476 tbls; exports 946 bbls.
RosISs-ContInue dull, with little more inquiry
towards the close for the lower grades yet the mar
ket cannot be quoted above SO 30L2 40 fJr common
to good strain d. and during the week concession has
been made even on these prices. We quote: NC Z,
S2lsa9X: No to good No ], s3a4}s; pale 10 good
pale S51saS7 ,,,,
minston at s33SasS>s selected; s314 is of!red Tor
larger lots
PsASUrs-Continue to arrive very freely, md
lower pric are accepted. We have sales of VII.
miugon at s3 per % pounds; Virginia 2 Is per 22
RIcE-Ihe demand is. limited and receipts, though
light are slow OF sale. we quote common to prime
854a914c.
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Steamship Virgo, EulElcy, New York-lcft 18th iu-
stant- Mdze. TO Railroad Agent, Apple, An
ker & Barris, Adger & Co. Adams Express Co,
Ba t & Wrth. Rischoif & Co, Bollmanu Bros, c
Claussen, C Carr Co, II Cater Campbell,
Hnox & Co, " Chafee Il Co. L Chaplin, L Cohen L
Co, Cohen, Hanckel l. Co. cameron, Darkey Co, u
Drake, Dowie x Noise, Fogartie's Bookstore, S
Fairly 60, Holmes Bookstore, Forsyth, McComb
Co, Falk < Co, Furchgott Bros, 2 Toale, Good:
rich, Wlneman & Co. c Go!dstein. L Gerdts 90. N
Hunt, Hart 4 Co, Hall IL Co, JeGords q co, Jen.
nings, Thomlins OIL Il Co, Johnston, Crews co,
Kiusmau, LangeE Laurey alexander, Jno +
Walker, Evans CoSswell, Walsh, W Yates, D
Paul & Co, ] Ferguson, f Won Santen, G W S,eGens
& Co, and others.
Spanish brig Rosita Lust, St Johns, P R, - days.
Ballast To W P Hall.
Schr W ], Thomas, winsmore, PHILADELPHIA, s days
from the Capes. Coal and Mdze. 10 Ii Baker K
Co, 3 khett & Son, and Order.
Schr Louisa, from Cooper River. 1876 bushels
Rough Rice. To ] z Prinsle.
Schr Odd Fellow, Ramcsden, Back Rive.. 2OlO
bushels Rough Rice. To Cohen, Hanckel & co.
Schr Charlotte, Peterson, Back River. 1900 bush
els Rough Rice. To Cohen. Hanckel & Co:
Sloop Isabel, Londrich, Combahee 1850 bushels
Rough Rice. To ] II Baggett.
Boat from Johns Island. bags Sea Island Cot
ton. To W Quincy
Steamer EmilA, Davis, Georgetown. S c. 2I2
tierces Rice, II bales Cotton, and sundre7 10
Shackeliord & Kelly. II Pringe. Trenholm &
Son. Thurston l. Holmes, Mordecai & Co, E Glib
bon S schirmer, Klinck Wicsenberg & co, Paul
l. Co, Mrs Huger, W NJ Bird 4 Co. TAYLOR &
Co, Mrs F " Allston, Frost Adger, and 1erry y
Nolen.
Steamer Planter, White, Cheraw. s c. 442 bales
Cotton and Sundries. To j Ferguson. Mowry l. Co.
kirkpatrick L. Witte Gurney, G W Williams Co,
q Harney, Caldwell & Son, Colcock, G b Walter
4 Co, W Emanuel, Clagholn, Herring Co. Shack-
elford Kelly, and order.
Cleared for this Port.
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The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1868-11-17
Passengers.

Per steamship Virgo, from New York-A1rs Ann Il
Frost r Hart, j Bowie wife, nurse end chill
dren, z McCorb, Miss Paine G Lyle, II Morrlce;
wife and child " Cannon, Mrs Il Savage and W
" Taylor.