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The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1868-04-17
Real Estate for Sale

R6aI Estate LOT sale.
THE subscriber offers for sale two new houses,
built in the most substantial manner and in
modern style. These houses are near the corner of
Congress and North streets. two cries high, with
ing supply OF hard and soft water. They are in a
desirable location and will rent readily at large per-
centage. Terms liberal. Enquire of Messrs
HEARN & co, Corner of Congress and North SITS.
~ Ala E4 GEORGE HEARN.
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Farm for Sale at g 0rham Village.

CONTAINING IS acres land, well divided with
~ good bearing Orchard, Apples, Pears, Cherries,
House and ell, painted and blinded. Barn and out
bui dings all in good repair The above very de-
sirable property and will be sold at bargain. III
quIre of G. M. RANDALL,
mar 25-dlm On the premises.
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One Bottle OF Rcsolvcnt Is Better Than
Ten Large Bottles OF tho Advertised
Snrsaparinas, or Direct DIuretic eem.
ed1os.

PHYSICIANS wonder at the extraordinary power OF
KADWAI'S RENOVATING RESOLyENT in curing
the worst forms OF Scrofnlous, Syphiloid, Chronic
Shin Diseases, and Its marvellous power in resolving
calculous concretons aaorlng immediate relief and
consequent cure OF Diseases OF the Kidney Bladder,
Liver, Lungs, Pancreas, spleen. It's rapid influence
in the cure OF Diabetes Incontnence or scanty tur.
bid albuminous. cloudy urine; Its almost instant et
hcacy III stopping itching and painful discharge OF
ur1ne, aud its singular poTsr IL curing discharges
from the Uterus and Urethra, L"ucorhpa. Bloody
U1ne, and ether unhealthy and weakening dis.
chargcs;-apd iaqurv wherein The SARSAPARIL-
LIAM used 10 the RenovatHs Ecao.ccnt difers from
ordinary Sars0pGriAaSl SGrs .paii.ian is the only
principle Ill Sarsaparlla tLGt possesses caratlvs
properties; all other paris or the inert and
useless. One ounce OF tie ex.ract obtained under
DR.. Radway new process Tor extracting the curative
properties from vegetable substances contains moro
OF the true principle OF cure than twenty poupds OF
tie ordinary roots.
SARSAPARILLIAN is only cne OF the ingredients
that forms this truly wonderful urdicine; and 1t is
the only compromising remedy that communicates
its purifying, cleansing and reinyigorasmg proper
ties through tho BLOOD, SWEAT. URINE and
other secretons. securing harmonious functional
action of"yery depraved organ aud gland in the sys
lem. II tie blood il corIlpt. the Rcsolveut will
make ii pure. Ii tie Lung. are liberated and sore.
secreting thick phlc9m ana pru-cleDt matter. tho
Resorent VIII Loosen tins deposit aud repair tho
wasting lung With sou:.d and healthy material. If
the skin Is covered with pmlles. spots, pustuec.
sores, ulcers. &c. tic keSoiYen will quickly removs
these an..oyances. II mercury IL deposited IN tho
bones and has accumulated Ill the system, the Re.
solvent VIII Grive il out. II the THROAT Broncnlal
Glands are ucerael. tie Hcsolycn. VII cure these
signs OF an early waste. Direct remedies, possess
ing only exclusive properties, are Eurtful, they
increase the functional secretions OF on organ by
slspendi1y the constituent sccretions OF others.
hence. compensatiug remedy likc the Resolvent Is
the only means OF permanent euro.
BEAR IN MIND THAI EVERY DR0F OF BLOOD
!mpregnated with the ResUvcni and absorbed To
supply the waste Of the ooJy. viii n.atc pure, sound
and healthy flesh and hbr'. he first dose that Ia
taken commences its work OF purleaiion and In.
crelsjpg the olpc'ste ead des..
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inches. - i.s tor Sic gard. ia held at 3oSS5e. saa
island baeeirr d inches wde TBS to the yard. IL
held 60@L65 Cents
ROPE-The demand for ropo Is moderate, and
prices arc somewhat nominal at quotations. We
quote hemp at cents 2 ib.; greeneaf at IL cents,
md jute atsH@9 cents q pound.
IRON BANDS AND TIES for cotton. OF the most
approved patterns. are offered on the market. aud
they are in active demand at 7a9c q 10.
TIMBER AND LUMBER hero il moderate
stock OF this article, and We quote river foor-
ing boaros at sI3 q M; scantlins and plank
S10@13 z A.; timber OF shipping and good mill
Qualities there Is light supply on the market
and may he quoted at sI19l2 q n. Common Is
selling st sS@f Il H.; and city saved lumber al
s20@l5 u N.
FREIGHTs-To Liverpool by steam. room is held
at "a. OF uplanda md Id. on sea island; BY SAIL
I'd on uplands, and I'd oa sea islands- To
HARE nominal. 10 the West Indies. Cuban ports
north side. on lumber, S1o@1o. gold, and Sll
@si9 erulh side. Coastwise-To New York GJ
steam, 10 q fb on upands, and 1c. on aea islnnds,
50 "A t:ccco on rice: by saul, &c. q 10 on up
lands. and 81 90 q tiercc CT rice; on boards
s11 a NJ, on res1wca lumber $1l q NJ "n timber
SlS. 10 Boston, UJ Stcaliii VIZ 49, u -
On Gotten and - p fierce on rice: by sai &c.
a IL on cotton, sl2 90 q n. on resawed lumber.
and s13 90 q NJ on tmbor. To Philadelphia, Nc
q lb on upland cotton by steam and &C. q
ID By sail; on flooring boards 80 2 NJ; on re-
sawed lumbs-, SO; on timber, sl2 oo q III.
10 Baltimore, by steam. cotton &c; rice q
t:erce, 81 1j phosphates, q 1000 Tbs, 81 IN
packages, in bulk as per agreement: lumber
EN- ss@lo as in size; wheat 2 bushel l2c In SACKS.
sy thus line to Philadelphia on cotton, &c;
rice a tierce 81 o.: phosphate per ton, 50
in packages TO louisville. Ky., on rice, IS:. q
hundred To Cincinnati 5jc. To st. Louis soc,
By sail on boards and scanrnng, hence to Baltimore
50; on lumber $40; phosphatca SIS. Vessels are In
demand at ueghhoring ports for lumber and timber
frelehts, and high rates are offered.
EYcHANGE.-Storllng Eilll-Tho rate yesterday
was nominal st 145Jl@145N for sixty day billa.
DOMESTIC E1cnANaE.-The banks are purchasing
sight checks on New York y dis. days x discount
They ure selling sight checks at par
GoLD.-The brokers SAra yesterday buying at
81, ind selling at s5h@ss.
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Markets by Telegraph.
FOREIGN MARKETS.

FOREIGN MARKETS.
I1vrnpoo1. December l7-Noon.-Cotton quiet
Sales 70. .oCO bales. BieadstuRs unchanged
Two r. M-Cotton quiet Wheat frmer. Flour
2es Cd. Bacon 64s. ro.k s6s.
HAvRR, December 17.-cotton dull
DOMESTIC MARKETS.
New YORK, December 17-Noo1.-sto:ks very
strong. Mouey active Mt Z. Sterling. sh Gold
a4A. 6Ts, 1O,I. Cotton steady; middln9 up
lands 25]zc.
EveninG.-cotton steady; salos 2s,0 baics at 2SNc.
-Four less active; Stale aud Western, s6Ilo; Soutn'
ern quie, common to far extra at 81 2oas 3D. Whea
dull Corn dropping. Pork s26 7sa27 25; old, $50 Sos
2s. Lard frmer. whiskey quiet at 81 O2al ". Rice
brmcr; Carolina So Sugar dull and heavy; Or
leans 10; Havana 111S Coffee Arm. Turpentne AAH
aa5. Rosin 50 3Oas7h. Freights frmer. Money
has undergone sudden and sharp change to tight.
ness; on call per cent with gold interest on prime
short paper 7aIO. Sterling weaker at sH Gold sAeS
Governments steady; Tennesecs, new, 6sH; Norm
CaIolinas. G5; Vrginias, 55H; new, 81.
DAIrxcpE December 17.-cotton quiet and
steady. Flour active-family s10!4aloA. Wheat
very dali, accurate quotations caunot oe given Corn
arm-prims white 9oa85; yetw sSass. Cats dull
OF IOa7s. Ryo firm at 4Oa5o. Moss pork S27. Bacon
irm cad unchanged.
Crc1sSArI, December l7.-Flour steady. Corn
armcr and higher at 72a73c. WLiskey firm at 9sS;
holders ask S1 Mess pork SGT 90. Lard 17tic.
Bulk shoulders 1OKc. Clear sides 14)zal5c.
WILMINGTON December l7.-SpiriIs turrentne
steldy-sdvancei 4 ct 70. Rosil steady at 81 Goa
20 for strained and no. .. Turpen inc unchanged
lar s2ao 05. Cotton dull; middlinEs 23. The
weather IL clear and mild with the thelmomets:
at Sc.
AUGUSTA. December 17-cottcn opered with
fair demand at %, but closed o, 22A for middlna;
sales Gao bales; receipts 2e5.
sAvASSAH December l7.-Cotton opened h:m With
GOOD dsnapo, but closed easier; sales 800 halea;
middinp 2s}:c Ieeeipts 2709 La,es; exports. coast
wise, 1854 bales.
MOBILE, December l7.-cotton sales coo bales
dull ut %; receps 529; exports 70.
Sc NEW ORLEANS, December 17.-Cotton sttffar; mid
ding 23k. sales $3.50 bales. Receipts 5ls9 E1-
ports 77e9 Cold s5H. Sterling 4S'<; commercial
45a4s; New YORK eight 75aA discount. Sugar active
and tending upwards; common OAa92<; priais l2h;
yollow clarified lealsn. Iolasses active and ad.
yansed; common $500; prime 6i165; choice Gs-67
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LIST OF SHIPPING

LIST OF SHIPPING
In tl,c Port of Charleston, December II.
vrsczLs UNDER lGO TONS. AND STEAMERS coAsTISo
WITHIN THE STATE EXCEPTED.
STEAMSHIPS.
Camilla r) T0j tons, Peace, at Boyce & Cos whar:.
for Ltgcr. co., lo2dirg-3 Mrre i 90.
Champion l4lS tons. Lockwood, ut Adger's wharf,
for New York. loading-Jsmes Adger Co..
Virgo 1li2 oas. Bulhl2y,at Vanderhorss wharf, for
New York, ready Ravcnel Co.
Carol! 9S3 tons. Childs ut Union wharf, 70: Bilt-
more, loaaing-Courtenay Y Trenholm.
SHIPS.
Overo 9I3 TONS Post, ct Atlantic wharf. for Liver
pool loadng-W u smith & Co.
Scot,wool Br 1i5 tous, ieamana at Bolce's wharves,
for Liverpool, loading-R Muro x Co.
Sumter $50 tons. Keene, at Brown Cos wharf,
from New York. waitlng-alaster.
Pedro P.andolit tspanishl SG4 tons. Amengual, at
Atlantic wharf, from Havana, waiting-W P
Hall.
BARKS.
nornco lBr, 705 tons. Card. at Boycc & Cos
wharf, Tor Liverpool, loadins-G Alurc 4 Co;
Lizzie II. 500 tons, Spring, at Brown & Co.'S wharf,
for Liverpool. loa ing-Sreet Bros Co.
Gauss IN Gil 655 tons, -, at Atlantic wharf, from
Bremen, discharging-G Hopley 4 Co.
Monneguash BrJ, 524 tons Murray, Mt eoy1e Cos
w.laif, from Liverpool, dlschargiug-k Mure &
rsera, G:1 lors. sarrctt at Atlantic wharf for Liv.
iI.oo.. loaIins Paterson stock.
ERIGS.
Crocus, 100 tons. Swan. ct Cnion wharf, from
Geor-etuwn. g. r2l.l.nG-HiSlcy H Creighton.
Robert D!!Icl, jl3 ions, Biatchford. ut VeDIln, :
y; art, for Goston, ioI,ing--W Roach.
John Pcircc. 1GJ l;ns. Melville, in Ashley River, for
y est Irdi.s, joatiins-J Enslow & 90.
Eva johnson. .Io tons, Joilison, i'll the Stro1ri,
for Providence ready-L J Potter.
pen.ativo t>panishJ 21l tom, Walls at Uoion wharf
from Havana, wai;ina-pJ Esnard.
SCuOONERS.
L Davis. 3a0 io.s Bishop, at Kerrs wharf, 70:
Providence, waitDs-MaSGr.
Azc!dl & Laura, 100 tous McIndo. 81 Marshal 5
wharf. for West iudiesr ioadns-Bart W:tta.
Andrew Ii Edwards, III tors. Bartlett. III Ashley
Rivcr, for Eal more. loadnG-ll baser Y CO.
Mary y Ireland s55 tons Ireland ut Central Wlari
for rbiisdciphi,. !oldng-ll i Bake: Co.
Amos fdxIrtls. Sli io,t, Scmitr+ NJ Cenfal wharf.
from Phiadcphs. ;:..iiu;.--l L EaEer X CO.
y smith, 2:h tcus. Toosct. il isn!cy River, for
Now Yor<, loailaS-W Roach
Annie Barton. ioJs. 1t Ceutra! wharves. frcm
PhiadrirEi. c.sclarsi Cd L Baker & 20.
E y Nuwsils 3JJ toes. wyatt, at AdScrs wharl from
b. stoa. disch- rsiag-W Roach
Char.ea GoinerY. u: TINS, Kuhn, IN Ashley River.
for. Northern Fort, loading-K:aey Creigh
t0r.
VI G re.gborn. tons. scull, at Northeas;ern Rail
road wharf. 'oc Mila!' s;el, Del, .c-.linS-H
B.k-rS co.
Thomas Jefferson. - tors. Briggs. at Brown l. Cos
wharf, from New fo!k, dschargne-T Iupper
.Esa i; Sons,
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financial auo Commercial.
Tne rharleston Money Market.


THURSDAY, December II, 1853.
The stock market during the week has been Tim
and active and in City and State stocks aud bonds
md South Carolina Railroad bonds the upward ten
dency Is still strong. The advance in bank bills
since last week. is about as foows Bank OF Camden'
Bank OF Newoerry. and Planters Mechanics
Bank, 50: Bank OF Charles ton and Peoples Bank
81: Bank Of the Stite SIS. State bills receivable
haye advanced 50. City Of Columbia coupons are s.
better. City stock, with the dividend on, sold Us
high Us c. and sold ycsto1dr7 at ol with dividend on
This is un adv in,e of SO since last week. Old Slate
bonds have advanced 81, and nov IS. Peoples Ma
t,oral Bank aro So and First National 81 better
earv,,le AMI Columbia Raire-d and Northeastern
Railroad bonds hayo also advanced. Gls stock IL
firm at a. aad City Railroads at 5la52. 1hs tone OF
tho market is good all round. Money il worth Z Q
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Every kind OF pain. whether rheumatism, Net.
ralgiu Toothache, Pans In the Chest Side, Lungs.
Stomach. Bowels. Kidneys Spine Legs Arms Feet,
one application was sufficient to kill aud e1terninsta
the pain.
Taken internally, twenty drops TO q toaspoonful
would cure, and will cure. Asiatlc Cholera Fever
and Ague, Chills md Fever. Bilious Colc, Infam-
nation Of the Bowels. Cramps, spaSma. DarThoa.
Dyscncry. and every paln that NAV exist in the In
side OF nlau voaan or child: this WIS RaDWAY'5
READY RELIEF OF 1871 and It IL railways Re-
LIEF greatly improved IL 1858.
We then started it III Us mission Of relieving the
lrflrm palu-strcken sick. distressed and crippled
OF all nations throughout the world, and now to-day
it is used, patronizcd and levercd as q household
necessity, in The palaces OF Saltans, Emperors.
Kaiuos, Rinss. EiSh Priests, MOBILES. as well as in
the cottages o! the laboEug ca,sea Of every natep
III the face Ct the earth
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tiE7Eis'.AtI-

LIST or LETTERS remaining II the Postoflice at
.;uarieston. for the week ending LEcEMBEK H.
1885, aud printed officially In THE DAILY NEws as the
newspaper having the largest circulation i'll tho css
Of Charleston.
H-persons calling for Letters Advertised snouia
.tste that they are Advertised
KY of,ce hours from y a. NJ. to 6 P. n. On Sum
days, from 5 to P. N.
STANLEY G. IRoTT. Postmaster.
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THE DAILY NEWS.
The Girl Mkt Door.

There is blitheso:1c ma:dcn
That lives next door to mo;
Her eyos =: bla X as midnight,
Aud handsome - can be-;
Her cheeks are iull Of dImpies,
And red as any rose;
And then tais .oTe ct mine, TOO!
Has got lolusn nose!
asked her if sSe'a have me.
That was the oil,er night).
And this was he. rcp'y, friends:
.sWby, Jimmy, you are tight'
Saws l, "I know Lave, love.
Aboard q little vine;
But that is not the question:
VIII you, or lot, be ,nino:
And then she put her face, frie2Gs'
rsnenr mine as she could, ,,
And with tie sweetest smile; irieio''
S. i'd simply that 'r' oaio
Escort me to tie door II l
And thus it was tue gir! next door
Declined my hand and heart
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Wilmington Market.

WILMINGTON, December 6.-TuRnENTNE-ls
in fair request Sales Of 81 bbls at 81 80 for son.
nud 81 80 Tor hard, per $50 lbs.
Sptn1rs Observation-Disclosures steady. Sales Of II
bb 8 at Ale, aud 81 do at At &c per gallon.
RosIy-No change III price, and thero s mode
:ate d uoand for tie lower grades Sales 1244 bbls
at SLIGO Ter strained and 81 6o ior No. T. sales also
500 bbls No. 2, delivered between 1st and l0th OF
January, buyers option. ut 81 70.
TAR-Has declined conts, aud 200 bbls ssld at 81
q Dbl.
CoTTos.-Market steady and no stock on market
Small sales OF CSC oI mixed lots OF low middIng ana
mldding.
rTMpEa. Two rats sold at 81 80 for fair and 50
for primo mill.
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experts co- tho Week ending Thursday
December IL.

FOREIGN.
LIVERPoOL-Per British ship N Mosher-lf bags
Sea Island and 2s02 bales Upland Cotton, 300 bDIs
Rosin and IA bugs Cotton Seed.
DOMESTIC.
NEW YORK-Per steamship Manhattan-1s7s bales
Upland and S. bules ~ea lslnud Cotton, 96 teroes
Rico, SO bales D, mestics, 60 bags Peanuts, 1co
pkgs Fruit, 63 pkgs Sundriss and IA boxes tur'
nt;ure.. Per steamship Key WGst-s0o bale )
Cotton. 376 terees kice, 49, casks Clay, 2og nois
Rosin and 20 Packages. Per steamship James
Adger-3a bags Sea Island and 11s1 bales Upland
Cotton, 155 tcs Rice, q pkgs Fruit, and 40 pigs
Sundries ... Per steamship Vlrac-Sl bags Sea
Island and 800 les Upland Cotton. 138 oa!es
Domestcs and Yarns, bales Rags, 2lo dsrces
Rice. go packages Fruit aud Sundri.s
EALTIAIORE-Per ste ,ms.ip Falcon-566 bales up.
land cotton. 7 bales Rags and RopO Cuttings, Is
pigs Hides aud SKINS l81 easks Clay, 100 oels
Molassea IL tierces Rioe. Is hhds Iron, SO bales
Yarn AZ pkg. Dried brult. 4s Empty Barrels, III
bbls Oranges, 15G0 feet Lumber and ,undres.
Per schr tousa Frazier-l86, ,0lO feet LUMBER:
PROvIDkNCE-Por brig Eva n JohnHon-?oa'O Ooo
feet Lumber.
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Consignees per Northeastern railroad
December II.

ITO baios Cotton so bu:t:!s Rough Rice. boxes
Toblcco. Wood, Mdse. 20. TO Momry & co, Caid-
well & Son. Kendall {: Docscry, BiSchof 20,
Kirkpatrick & Wittc. Strauss & Vance. >toddard
& Co, Kavcrcl & c., Claghorn, Herring Co. Frost
& Adger. q W Wilkins X Co, " Ryan, N prueker'
L Webb, Mazycii5 l. Saltera, 3 a 4 Earl:,
Walter l. Co, Graescr, Lee, smith L Co, O'Neill,
Schirmer Gen Connor, L Bates & Co. and Order.
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r. Persons deposltIns letters in the Postofice
win please place tho stamp near the upper right
hand corne. OF tho envelope. and they will also
please to remember that without the stamp letter
cannot bo mailed, but will be sont to the Dead Letter
oaca December le
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Causigncc- por sor:;. CGrcii:s- ;sIiircad
December II.

97O blles Coton. 81 'aies Domcstics. 705 bushels
Grain, s cars Wool. q car Lumoef and cars >ccs.
10 Il iroad Agent. Graeser. Lee, smith i Co. u
Mugan, Il Il Wa fer |; 20, Pc zcr, RodSers x Co.
WE nyan, W williams {; Co, IS ESloan. Willis
Chlsolnl, Mazyck5 * salters. hurstoD L Holmes.
E Wiss, v ard aw & Curew, Frost Adacl. K prin-
gle, W Z Courtney 4 Go, Claghorn, Herring 90,
d Kracke. w Dukes & Co. Downing & Go. Mowry
Co, J Salinas, Iecder N Davis, and I c 4lcy.
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PASSENGERS.

Por Steamer City Point, from Palntka. via Jackson
Card II, j " i.ardcastor. j Tichsnor, Green, T
Evan. H ThcmI, an lady, Mr Hannaya and lady,
Mr Miller and tdy. Ciiui,in, Leo. Warner. ] Z
Hcywari. WicklnAn, YIuh3r,en, o d Prunliss. f
Hayes. e Churchill, Jactson, Whitaker, and 20 on
deck.
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wOMEN,5 LIST

abrams. Hester Fliem, MrsC Minot, Miss
abbott. Mrs & Fleming. Minnie Nichcll, Sarah
aust, A. Ms lFoy, Mrs Morgan, Mrs
ajexander, Je:l- Sorti, Amy Moultrle. LLAMA
ME Ford, %iesM Murray, Mrs
Aud rson. Mrs c Fripp, Mrs "a Martin. Ida
G lGaughan, Mrs " McCaa, Margaret
Anderson Mrs DiIerken, Mrs a Nelson, Misc
A ;elmore Miss :, Nesbet, Emma
Arlnard, Or ave Gllhllan. Eato North. >.rah
Arm strong, Lo jibeus, Hammer Patterson, Flora
ise +iibson, Mrs Z A Peters. Agnes
Atiius. Miss Il Clever. .':lnie Peters, Miss &
Baker, Miss L Il aves. Ann z Phillips, N ss E
Baker. Mrs N J Grimbail. Mrs
Bailey Mrs E r. 81 Poucet, Silvey
Jarrett, Miss L Green, ] Anna Ralney. Mrs 8 E
Baker, Mrs A F lGreen, annah ;teadmon. Mrs
Ben, amin Mls Cliuv, Mary sleeves, Niss L
Belmont, Mira Col Hargraves. Mrs R!chalds. Mary
AN q Richardson, Lau-
Beuthar. Mrs CI aamlin SalIie ra
Bingley, >elvian jammerschmidt Rivers. Mrs 2
Bouielle. Miss N Mrs " Rivers. Ms +
r. aa Sarah Robertson, Flora
Bro6ie. Mrs S Hamip. Mary Rose. Miss L
Browning, Siiss Hey, Eliza Robertson, Mrs c
Hcrid, GrsC Rodof. Patty
Rru:o,, Dollic Hillegus, Miss C Ryell. Mrs j
Butler, Miss X Hogan. Mrs ! Rutledse. Miss L
Bulwinkle Mrs House. Miss Gussell Nancy
Burns Margaret Hazard Miss u Arm
eucEnei, Marthu aoGarth. Miss Z savage. LYDIA
Brown, Mrs l. l. Sauer, Euleiie
Carson sarah dolmes, Mrs R ] shaw, Mary
Carrcre Mrs DR. Isert, Mrs J Skipper. Annto
ME Johnson Mrs Stevens, Mrs NJ
Calder, Susln James
Campbell, Mrs " Johnson, Anney Stewart, Marsa-
M Jen61uS Mrs NJ ret NJ
rorriel. Mrs L Jones, Mrs NJ smith, Mrs +
Campbell. Ann Jordan. Miss N smith, Miss !,
Clark, Miss Kennedy, Mrs. P >imons, Sarah
clifford. Mary { Shanahan, Mary
Creacau, Gr dget Kelly, Mrs
Cotton, Mrs S Kirby, Nora Tyler, MISS II
Davis, MalGt Lee. Bina lrout. Shrah Ann
Dawson Mrs Lee, Kate Taylor, Lydia
Davis, slrah Ann Lee. MrsP Won Lehe, MISS
Deveaux, Mrs " i.orger, Miss E Vincent. Mrs
A logan, Lilly Watts. Mary r
Dent. NirsR Lotion, Mrs MIWe:cot', Miss C
DIE. Mrs &C Lesare, Mrs weinberg. Juha
Dod1s, Mrs Levy, Ammo Whiden, maryH
Boogan, Miss d Lewis. Mrs c lMisop' MISS
Mrs Lewis Sue Washington,
q Iarlor Eliza Miss III
tdmonson. Mar lIu: heson, Mrs L Williams Mrs @
EsIorn Mrs Al L Ward, Miss f
Eairley' Mira NJ RlhIarshburn Miss Young. Mrs
T. .............
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British schr Rosac, Albury, Harbor Island, Ba-
hamns, J days. Fruit. 10 n Cana!e.
Sco Io Sepsr sons n oNe puSa
son, Railroad Agent. Jelsrjs co, Fart Wirth,
Z O'Ncill son. Lcnsnick Sell, W Williams
& Co, and OIdor.
Schr L Morgan, Morgan, st Augustine, Fla Sc
hours. Fruit, nc. To y Ensow e. Co.
>chr Ann 5 Deas from West Point Mill. 250 iarces
Rice. To Cohen Hanckel & Co, G Hoppr ck, Il
Frnglc, ThurstGn l. Hollces, and I II Dewees
S:oop Ellen, Gradick, Cooper River. 1000 bushels
Rough Iice. 10 L u Gait and d Iagraham Il Son.
Sloop K Lee, Gradick. Cooper River. 1loO BUSH
els Rough Eicc. 10 c Bee Co.
Boat from Johns Island. bugs Sea Isand Cot
ton. 10 Roper & Storey.
Boats from James Island. % bags sea lsand Cot
ton. 10 Fraser L Dill.
Bet from n'unt Pleasant. bags Sea Island ot-
tou. TO Rope, Stoney.
Steamer City Point. McNelty, Palatka v,n Jackson
vilIe Fernandina, Savannah, &c. "a bales Cotton.
&c. To ID Aiken 4 Co. Fl Gerdts X Co, WaSentr II
Monsocs Dr Rector, Williams, L Neuneycr. q
Johnson & Co. Terry Il Nowell, Southern Express
Williams, W II Lawior. Kirkpatrck Wittc, VIC
Davis. Frost Adger, Weich 4 Erandes' AMI + Han
nay.
Cleared Yesterday.
Steamship Virgo Buckley, New Yorl-Ravenel & Co.
Lrig Eva y Johnson, Johrsou, Providencc-L Pot
ter
Sailed Yesterday.
ScNr IOulSu rrdZICr olcctN.uti'
Cleared for this Fort.
Steamship Charleston, Berry, at New York, De- 10.
steamship Alliance. 1ilson, at Philadelphia Dec Il.
Schr u Squiles, Chase. at Boston, Dec il, via
Woods Hoo.
ScLr Hyroy.r, Brown, ut New York, Dec Il.
Scar Arctic. ogden. ut New York, Dec Is.
Schr Mary Riley. liley. at Philadelphia, Dec il.
sicn:Ora nit.
The Saral. Smith, rom GEORGETOWN. sc. for Eos.
ton, arrived 1T tolrCs' HUls. Deccinbe: 10.
Tho brig Nellie Cary. Ranlct: from Georgetown,
c. for Boston, arrived at Holmes Hoio. December 10.
The New York Herald says that the ship iinelia,
b:i.c in Medtor'. .'ajs, ard wei known i'll the
Charlrs;o on and Liverpool trade, Recently bought by
J Atkins l. Co. has been thoroughly opened AID r.
led ~ Ere .rl, aud American Lloyls.
Shiuneyys by Telegraph.
SAVANNAH, December l7.--Arrive l-Schr Nancy
Smith, iron New York
misunderstanding AHierca, for Baltimere; Her
man Livingston, Tor New YORK: schr Suliotc. for
Aspinwall.
LIST OF VESSELS
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,1rEy AND ITS CLIMATE.

r,. advantages of Aiken as Residence
,,r1nxnlitls Suffering Ero'n Pulmonary
r,ss.ses-pescription of the Country
aatacent-Thc TowT and its At'fae-
lions.
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A GREAT SENSATIONAL GOOD sENsA.
TION!
PAIN CURED IN AN INSTANT!

In 1sl7 the great grand principle Of stoppirT tho
most e1:ru ,Latng pain 10 an instant without EN-.
ploying such dangerous agents as chloroform,
Opium, Morphine, Acondns, Ettsr, Co.. wa5 Arss
madsknowa in