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The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1868-12-11

MARRIAGE OF Me-. THOMAS JEFFEnsoN.--This
gentleman, aged eighty-nine years, and still
enjoying good health, wss married on Monday
evening last to Miss Nancy W. Pollard, of Flu
wanna County, Virginia. Mr.. Jefferson is q
nephew OF the illustrious Thomas Jefferson,
author Of the Declaration Of Independence.
This is his third marriage, and we trust it may
prove as pleasant and agreeable to him as did
the two former (though, like General Was;-
ington, he has never been blessed with chill
dren. .)-SooGsoiue Rsgister.
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Passengers

Per steamship Saragosss. for New York; Jen-
Mugs NJ stern, + W Bruggemann, Lieut. Sheppard,
q Cloutman. Dudley Nichols, Newell Larrabee, and
6 in the steerage.
Pea steamer Pacosin, from Rockville and Edisto-
J Edings, lady and children, Mrs Wilson, MAJOR
John Jenldna, Major L e johnson, E Paulding, II
I Terrill, NJ Baynard, E Bailey, Bailey, L
aIarsteler Mitchell. Rev Uuthbert, Wescoat, j MI
kell, e Boyle C bates, Lowry, Mrs Waterman,
Miss Watermln, Wright, and 81 on deck.
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Markets by Telegraph

FOREIGN Markets.
LONDON, December -Forenoon.-Consols 0214a
027G. Bonds quiet.
Evening-Consols 92t4. Bonds easier at IA.
Tallow 51s The bullion in the Bank of England
has decreased one hundred and forty thousand
pounds.
LIVERPOOL, December 10 - Forenoon-Coton
firm; sales 12 600 bales. Shipments from Bombay
to the fourth were 5000 bales.
Afternoon.-coton firm. Resin los. Turpen-
tine 27s.
Evening.-Cotton closed firm; uplands on the
spot 1OMd; afoat 102sd Orleans ll5Sd. Sales l2,-
900 bales. Western flour frmer ut 26s.
HAvnE, December 10.-Cotton firm; to arrive
IT, 21c.
Afternoon.-Cotton firm; II. 271sc.
Evening-Cotton frner.
DOMESTIC MARKETS.
New YonK, December 1O-Noon Gold So. Flour
5alOc better Wheat shade frmer, but quiet. Con
dull and dropping. Cotton quiet and firm at -jc.
Turpentins 45c.
Eycnins-Co:ton very firm, but less active; sales
$500 bales at 25c Flour in fair business; superfne
s5 9ca6 25 Southern o shade frmer, common to
fair extra 81 20aS %. Wheat finn, but very quiet.
Corn q shade easier; new white Southern 81 II.
Oats shade easier. Mess pork, new, S2Ssa26; DID,
s25X. Lard hrmer ut 1Ga1Ghc. Whiskey quiet OF
81 o. Rice quiet at 77sas5sc Sugar frmer; New
Orleans 9%a113Sc; Muscovado 11.4c. Coffee active.
Molasses quiet; Orleans 52a55c. Turpentne 46Ha
ACC. Ros;n So 25a7 So Freights unchanged. Gov
ernments closed weak; Co.'S. 1lOa; Tennessec's'
6sH; North Carolinas, new, G1; Vrg'nia's, new. Gu
asked. Money very firm at per cent Sterling
9X. Gold closed strong at Sc.
BALTIMORE, December 10 Flour firm and active.
Wheat dull aud nominally lower. Corn firm; whito
9OaO5. Oats 73a75c Rye 40a43c. Mess pork s26H.
Bacon scarce. Lard 16aI61sc.
CINCINNATI, December l1.-Flour dull; family
s7AaT%. Corn firm ut 64aG5. whiskey OF. Mess pork
s24 So Bacon sides 16al6s; sugar-cured hams quiet
at l7al7h. Lard quiet at 1514al5h.
ST. LOUIS, December 1O-Mess Pork active, held
at SIG. Bacon shoulders 11H; clear sides IT; new
sugar-cured hams II. Lard firm at gals. Whiskey
dull at 9Sha94H.
WILMINGTON, December 1O-Spirits Turpentine
Quiet at 41a4l1s Rosin dull; No. So; low pale 81.
Turpentine 81 0Oa2 90. Tar unchanged.
AUGUSTA, December 1o.-The market opened firm
but closed easy at 70 for mddings Sales 655 bales;
receipts oco
SAVANNAH, December 1O.-Cotton firm; sales 1850
bales Middlinss 232l. Exports 10 Liverpool 4OO6
bales; coastwise G9OO; receipts 2721.
MOBILE, December 10.-Coton Am; sales 1000
bales at 23I; receipts 209O
NEW ORLEANS, December 10.-Cotton &c higher;
middlings 23l?3H, closing buoyant; sales $500 bales
receipts 1878; cxpors 1890. Gold 35Iz. Sterling
commercial 4Gaala47; bank 471S. New York sghte
change q discount. Sugar flrm-common s2l;
p, me l24; clarified 1211a127s. Moasses active and
buoyant-prime 56aGO; choice 62a65. The weather
is cold and rainy.
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ss- Persons depositng letters in the Postofhce
will please place the stamp near the upper right
hand corner of tho envelope, and they will also
please to remember that without the stamp letter
cannot be mailed but will be sent to the Dead Letter
Office December II
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wOMHN7S LIST

Murphy, Kate
Murray, Mary
Ann
Murray, Mrs E
Miller, Mrs b L
Muller, Miss III
McClay, Mary
McNamee, Mrs B
McLeon, Julia c
Mcpherson, Phil
lippe
Nabour. Mrs NJ
North, Miss r
Owens, Anna
Palmer, julia
Prison, Mrs j
Pringle, Mrs H
Preston, Betsy
lPorcher, Miss III
Poiteous, Mrs l.
Reel, Mrs E
Reed, Mrs NJ B
Roch, Mrs E
RoweD, Mary
Scharlock. Mrs c
Scudder, Mary
Scott, Mary r
Scott, Mrs G
Scarna Mrs M
Sinclair, Susan
iSpring, Miss q
-nnith, Mrs F D
Smith, Julia
Smalls, Mrs A
simmons, Susan
Taylor, jamie A
Trout, Mary II
rnyen, Mrs E
Thomas, Della
'fheeling, Mrs NJ
Techstone, jamie
Won Claim, Anna
/ Ivalderhorst, Ma
~ A
! Watson, Lue
Watson, Mary
weinh Julia
White. Mrs A
| Whiting Miss W
Whilson, Mrs s
Wilson. EMe
Weekfoll, Maria
Winthrop. Mrs E
Ward, Mrs l.
washington, Mrs
Williams, Miss NJ
Williams, Sarah
Young, Mrs 3 G
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A GREAT SENSATIONAL GOOD sENSA.
TIONl
PAIN CURED IN AN INSTANT!

In 1s47 the great grand principle CT stopping the
ploying such dangerous agents as Ckoroform,
Opium, Morphine, Aconine, EthoT, 60. was fret
made known in
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RADWAY'S READY RELIEF.

This remedy accomplished this wonderful and de-
lightful dcsderatum in all cases OF external and in
tcrnal pain In an instant it afforded relief, the
moment 1t was applied to The parts OF the body
where inflammation or pain existcd-it at once re-
leved the patient Of the most violent and cxcrucia
ing pangs and throbs Of PAIN, and impaired the de-
lighrful sensation Of ease and comfort. .
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THE DAILY NEWS.
A Bridal Dirge.

Weave no more the marriage chain!
All minated is the lover;
Death has ta'en the place OF pains
Love doth call on love in vains
Life and years of hope are over.
No more want of marriage bell
No moro neod of bridal favor
Where is she to welr them wel2
You beside the lover tell
Gone with all the love hs gave her
Paler than the stone che lies,
Colder than the winter g morning
Wherefore did she thus despise
iShe with pity in her eyesl
Mothers care and lovers warning :
Youth and beauty-shall they not
last beyond brief tomorrow
No prayer and then forgot
This is the truest lovers lot;
This the sum OF human soirow!
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NorE.-We have deducted from New Orleans
10 1872 bales Upland, from Mobile ...... hales from
Charleston 1919 bags Sea Island and 149 bales Up
land and from Savannah 2l43 bags Sea Island and
-. bales Uplard-the quantities received at those
norts from obilc, Florida, TeIas and Savannah.
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OF The LUNGS CURED IN
THIRTY MINUTES
important to Know how to Use Grad.
ways Ready Relief" in Acute
and Dangerous Attacks!
MY OWN CASE.

On Saturday night, the 18th, was violently seized
with Congestion of the Lungs. For O rev Gays pre-
yious I felt dull pain over Iny lett lung, VIE
occasional coughs but Eeng actively engaged, pald
no attention to it. When seized, the PAIN was SO
niercnp cutting and excruciang, that every breath
drawn was like red hot knie cutting my lung. Be-
inc absent from home sent out Tor three bottles OF
RSDWAY'S RELIEF, applied the entiro lot to my
lungs. back shoulders, &C., aud III Z few moments
rot ND couuter-irritation. Resplrau3ns were easy,
and as the skin became reddenea, Ill pain ceased.
In half an hour was Tree from pain and all signs
OF Congestion, Inflammation, &C., gons. This is an
important cure. 1t is we'll that every one should
know how to this remedy IL severe attacks. The
same rule holds good in cases OF Inflammation OF
the Loins, Bowels, Kidneys aud Stomach. Apply
the RELIEF freely; .oak the slnn with it 1t VII!
instantly secure the withdrawal Of the inflammation
to the surface. and persons now suffering may, III
THIRTY MINUTES, be free from gain.
CHRONIC INFLAMMATION.
In cases where Inflammation has existed for q
length of time, in addition 10 the HELlEf, take BIZ
OF RAILWAYS PILLS. Powder thcm. IN nan an
honr in most cases, they will operate. II not re-
neat the dose In one or two hours at the furthes.
they will operate aud the patient soon get well. IL
Bilious Typhoid, Fever and Ague, thus treatment ~
sure 10 cure Let it be tried
'O'o ~ JOHN RADWAY, Al. D.
ne DR.. RAD1AY's REMEDIES are cold by Drug
pists aud Storekeepers everywhere Get tie New
Style with India Rubber Cork.
DOWIE & MOIsE,
AGENTS,
No. 100 Meeting street, corner Hasel.
Charleston. s. 6.
November 70 g
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IOtAl. .o6, of0 40
b. B. OLNEY, COMMITTEE on
The Mayor read communication from the
City Registrar, announcing vacancy in the
Health Department, occasloned by the resig-
nation of DIR. s. @. Brown. Information
The Mayor informed Council that, in accor-
dance with previous notice from the proper
authorities. the inmates OF the "Old Folks
Home'' would be turned over to the city, to be
provided for on and after this date.
Whereupon Alderman Olney moved that
they be provided for under the superinten-
dence Of the Committee on Hospitals. Car
ried.
Alderman Lindstrom, in behalf Of Messrs.
Hutchinson & Hamilton, Withdrew their appli-
cation for perm: :ssion to erect q steam engine
on premises No. - East BAY. Granted.
Adiourne W. II. SMITH,
Clerk of Council.
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Adkins, Mrs F
Aiken, Carrie F
Allston, Miss j L
Allston, Mrs r M
Alphers. Mrs S c
Alley, Mrs A E
Brockinton,
Louise
Barnett, Lizzie n
Baker, Mrs q
Bell, Margaret
Beckett. Miss E ]
Rently, Mrs S J
Bishop, Mrs E F
Birkmyer, Mary
Black1nap, Mrs J
Blackwell, Mary
NJ
Bolger, Mrs A Z
Belone, Emma
Bradley, Miss 3
Brockmon, Char
lott
Butler. Miss q d
Brown, Caroline
Carrie, Miss L
Carr, Mrs F L
Carmand, Miss I
A
Couehlin, Julia
Campbell, Mrs {
Chaplin, Mrs B a
Chaplin, Mrs G A
Charson, Mrs
Chaplin, Ann
Clafy, Maria
Coleman. Mrs 3
Cook, Miss NJ
Going, Mollle
Cohrs, Mrs Z A
Nrai0 NfrG n
Dart, Susan
Dauere, Maria
Desemore, Ann
Defenbeh, Meta
Doyle, Mrs
Druver, Mary
Ann
Duffy, Mrs A
Edmondston. MI
and AIrs j N
Entlemann, Hiss
A A
Entlemann, Miss
Evans, Mrs G
Faulling, Mrs "
NJ
Eapniron Mary
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Tickling, Mrs J j
Flynn, Miss N
Ford, Miss R
Fof, MaryM
Cause, Fannie E
Gourdin, Miss j
Gof, annie
Goodwin, Har-
rett
Gruyer, Mary &
Gray, Flora
Gray, Miss E
Grant, Annie
.Guerard, Mrs +
P
Hargraye. Eliza ,
Harrison, Mrs !
Harlow, Ann
Headlay, Mrs & I
Hitchcock, Mrs T
A
qollon, Mrs A E
Hooker, Carrie
Ann
Bough, Mrs NJ
uubeck, Jennie
|Holues, hIiss n
Holmes, Harry
Holmes, Miss T
T
Jackson, Gracy
jackson, Mrs 10
seph
Jackson, Mary
| John. Emma
Jones, Miss a n
jenkins, Diann,
Jenkins, Mrs E
Jenkins, LYDIA d
Keckley, Miss c
Ramps. Louisa
Kause, Sarah E
.LaTergne, No
dam
Lafash, Miss G
Lagree, Susan
Liber, Mrs NJ "
Lynch, Miss B
Maryck. Mrs NJ
II
Maryck, MARI !
hIinotte, Miss 4
Middleton, Mar
ther
Mitchell, ,Marthel
Molcny. Mrs
Niurry, Julia D
Mouzon. Emma
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LIST OF VESSELS
Up, CLEARED and SAILED FOR THIS POhi

FOREIGN
LIVERPOOL
The tgra, Fulmore, sailed. 'Oet 30 30
British ship Gorilla, Jones, sailed ;Hct 20
The Kamma Funder. Krogh, sailed :.......NoT .
Ship Richsr.l the Third. Woo!, sailed. .....' NoN
Schr Muscougus, Groves, sailed. IL
ANTWERP.
Ship Grahams Policy, Burgess, sailed .....'.NoV lo
ALLoA
TIE Jane Carson sailed d.......-...'........oc Il
LEITII.
The Harkavay, Horton, sailed. ;;......:O oct y
1he Enighcdrn, Horsendah. sailed ''-.''..'.NoV ~
HAVANA.
Spanish brig Pcnsatr. vae. cleared. NOV 27
MESTIc.
PORTLAND, NE.
Schr Granger, Goodmg, cleared. ...Dcc
sCSToE.
schr Hawkins, Wyatt, clo1red. DC
Schr Nellie Burgess, -. up. ........Nov ~
NEW YoBE,
Schr Mrrover. Brown, up..................Dec Dec l
Br bark q W Putnam. Ricberts. cleared Nov 21
schr Thos Jefferson, Briggs cleared. .........pec
PHILADELPHIA.
schr Union Flag, Mulopy, cleared. Dec
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In addition to the above thirty cases Of obsruc-
tions and Ave alarms OF fire were reported, which
were referred respectively to the City Inspector ad
The Chief of the Fire DEPARTMENT
Seventy-seyen head Of cows, goats, dogs TO-, were
found going large contrary to city ordinance, and
were disposed Of accordingly.
ocrtify that the above is true report. as taken
from the Mayors Morning Report Books for Upper
and Iower Wards c. B. SI4WALD.
Chief Of Police
Received Charleston, S. c., November a, 1858, OF
Captain sigwnld three hundred and eight dolers and
eiqhty cents in tul as per above statemonts3O8 80
B. Fl WHILDEN, For City Treasurer.
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PROCEEDINGS OF CITY COUNCIL.
Regular Meeting.

COUNCIL CHAMBER, December 1. 1868.
Present-The Mayor; and Aldermen Potter,
Cunningham. Lindstrom, Dereef, Olney, Hon
our, Voigt, Howard, Moore and Wall.
Bill OF Gas Light Company, amounting to
$244S $500. Referred to Committee on Light
Return Of City Sheriff for November, 1868,
showing s1213 $500 collected from delinquent
taxpayers. Information:
was received as information
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REpoRr OF THE CHEF OF POLICE, 10 HIs HONOR
THE MAYOR OF THE CITY OF CHARLESTON, SHOWING
THE NUMBER OF PRISONS ARRESTED N THE CITY
OF cHARLEsToN DURING THE MONTHS OF sEPTEh-
BER AND OCTOBER, 1865 AND THE CAUSE OF THEIR
ARREST.
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LIST OF SHIPPING

LIST OF SHIPPING
In the Port of Charleston, December 10.
vrsurLs UNDER 100 TONS. AND STEAMERS coAsTINo
WITHIN THE STATE EXCEPTED.
STEAMSHIPS.
Camilla tBr) res tons, Peace at Boyce & Co.'S wharf,
for Liver. oo!, loadiug-R Mure Co.
Manhattan, 1887 tons, Woodruff at Adger's wharf,
for New York, loading-James AdSer 4 Co.
Key West, 61S TONS Rudolf, ct Palmetto wharf, for
New York, oiding-J Enslow \ Co.
Falcon G72 tons. Horsey. at Union wharf, for Bati-
more loading-Courtenay Il Trenholm.
SHIPS.
r Winthrop $40 to 6, Stewart, at Atlantic wharf.
for Liverpool ready-patersoE stock
Owcgo, 9I3 TONS Post, at Atlantic wharf, Tor Liver
pool, loading-W >mt X Co.
Scotswood ,Dr T45 tolls, Yeamsn,a Doyccs wharves,
for Liverpool, loadng--H Aiurc 4 Co.
Sumter, 500 TONS kcenc, ut Brown & COS ~Harf'
from Now York. watlnl-Mastcr
N Noshcr lBrI, 798 tons. Nj shrr, at Accommoda'
ton wharf, Tor Liverpool lolding-StrectB Bros d
Co.
BARKS.
Borneo Br, 7J5 tons. Card, at Boyce l. Co.'S
wharf Tor Liverpool, oading-R Mure l. Co
Lizzie L. $40 tors, spring at Brown & COS wharf,
for Liverpool loa,lng-Street Bros co.
Gauss IN G), 655 TONS -. at Atlantic wharf, from
Bremen. disclIargng-G Hop.ey l. Co.
Monncguash tBr 524 tons, Murray, 1t toy~e x Co.'S
wharf from Liverpool, d,schargiDg-R Murc
Egcria go tons Sarrett at Atlantic wharf, for Lv-
erpuol. leading patt 'rson + stock
BRIGS.
Crocus, 160 tons, Swan. at Union wharf. from
Georgetown, ) C. repairirg-Risley Creighton.
Robert Dillon 453 tons, Blachford at Adgers wharf,
from New York. discharsing-W Roach.
John Peirce 1Go taus, Melville, in Ashley River, for
west Indies, loading-J Erslow & co.
Eva Johnson 24s tons. johnson, in Ashley River,
for Providence loading-L Potter.
SCROONERS.
L S Davis 32c toas Bishop, at Kerr's wharf, for
Providence, waitiug-Muster.
Louisa Frazier. 3o3 tons Steelman, at Railroad
wharf, for Phiadelphia, leadinS-H Baker
Co
Allen. 241 tons Doane, at Adger's wharf, for Bos-
ton, rcady-W Roach.
Azelda Laura, 100 tons, McIndo, at Uni,n wharf,
from Baracoa, waltin.-Bart Wirth.
Andrew Il Edwards, 233 IONS. Bartlett, in Ashley
River for Philadelphia loadlng-Master.
Mary Ireland, 2G5 tons. Ireland, at Central wharf
for Philadelphia, loading-H Baker l. Co.
Amos Edwards. 3l4 tons, Somers, at Central wharf
from Philadelphia. discharginG-HF T Baker Co.
N W Smith, 295 tons. Tooker, at Adger's wharves,
from New York, dschargirg-W Roach.
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A REM AR ABLE CUR

Sores on the Tongue, Ulcers In the
Throat, Sore Gums. Sore Mouth,
Sores in the Nose, around
the Eyes, &C.,
Ifrecently exhibited, few bottles will cure. Il.
chronic, OF through the effects OF Mercury, Poas-
stun, Corrosive Snblimate, from ,iz 20 one dozen
bottles may be required to make permanent cure.
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Consrgnecs per South Carolina Railroad
December 10.

1902 bales Cotton CD bales Domestics, 264 bushels
Grain, 1Sl bbls Naval Stores and car stock. To
Railroad Agent, G Il Waiter Co, W Ryan. L
sloan Pelzef, Rodgers L co, EJ Wiss, King & d1b-
bon. Frost & Adger n Robson, R sharp l. Co,
G W Williams & Co, Piuckney Bros, Graeser, Lee,
Smith {, co, 1hurston & Holmes, Brode Go, Kirk
patrick & Wttc Cohen Hanckel Co, Campsen *
Co. NJ Goldsmith 4 Son, J Adger Co, kinrk, WICK
enberg 4 Co Dowie Il Noise, H Muller, DowEng
& Co, Ingraham & Son. L DeSaussure. Now
ry & Co, Wardlaw & Carew, and F L Downey.
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REPORTS.
Alderman Lindstrom made the following re-
port, which was adopted:
The Committee on Licenses beg leave to re-
port hvorably upon the following applications
for aucioneer's license, and recommend that
they be granted William Mckay, A. c. Nc
Gilivray.
Respectfully submitted,
G. l. CUNNINGHAM. [ con m;t+ee
ALEX. LLNDSTROM, 0oA'0''
Alderman Olney. from Committee on Ac-
counts, made the following report, which was
adopted:
The Committee on Accounts beg leave to re-
port upon the examination OF the following
bills. They find them properly vouched and
correct, aud recommend that they be passed
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WILBUR q SON,
REAL ESTATE BROKERS & AUCTIONEERS,
No. SO Broad street, Charleston, 8. g.
Borrow and loan money. attend to collection OF
rents and oil manner Of claims.
Iny 13 mWiemo
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gruas, GbemifaIs, Gtf.

G""5'5 OyLA''A"AoJ O'|'
G AR sAPA RILLIAN
ITS POWERFUL CURATIVE ASSOCIATES
PREPARED UNDER NEWLY DISCOVERED Process
FOR EXTRACTING zHE CURATIVE PROPERTIES
FROM VEGETABLE SUBSTANCES En-.
TIERS INTO TIE COMPOSITION OF
DR.. R A D " Y's
nESovATINa
r E s @ L 2 e N T.
NEW PRINCIPLE DISCOVERED.
Ono Bottle Of Resolvcnt is Better Thar.
Ten Large Bottles of the Advertised.
Sarsnparillas, or Direct Diuretic Hcn..
edies.
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Wilmington Market.

WILMINGTON, December 9.-TuDpENTrNE-1s
cents higher and We quote saes to-day OF 800 bbs at
50 95 tor soil and 81 s5 for hard, per $50 pounds.
SPIRITS 1URpENT1NE-Sales of 900 bbls .t 42c per
gallon.
RosM-Market quiet Sales of only 222 bbls at
81 Goal G5 for strained and 81 50 for extra No l.
TAR-Only 81 bbis received and sold at 81 10 per
barrel.
CorToN-Sales OF IS bneS at 21c for ordinary 2l &c
for low niddlipg, and 2215c for midding.
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Consignccs per Northeastern Railroad
December 10.

80 bales Cotton. los bushels Rough Ri:e boxes
Tobacco Mdse, &c. To Caldwell Son, H BischoG
l. Co, Recder Davis, Kendall & Dockery, Ravenel
Quackeubush NGowry & Co, J D Aiken & Co. Kirk
patrick T. Witte, Adair, 1hurston & Holmes, NJ
Goldsmith & Son. Walter / Co, Hasue, Calhoun
< Co. Schirmer, Margaret Magill, Chisolm Bros, J
Marshall, Jr R II Harney. G W Williams l. Co, d
Insrahn1n Son. Frost & Ad2er, Courtenay Tren-
holm, Mrs Whitaker, U Government, and Railroad
Agent.
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Marine NewS.
Arrived Yesterday.

Port of Charleston. December IL
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Amount Of Fines imposed at Mayors Courts ,8A 90
an,onnt of Fines Maid by Prisoners ...... 6ls 60
Amount paid TO Policemen. SeS W
t.,ance naia 10 CITY Treasurer. sSGs so
Moa N' - 4S1 II
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NASHVILLE, December 7.-CoTToN-1he mar
ket to-day was dull md irregular, with very little
Offering some selections Of strict good ordinary to
low mddling bringing 20A. We give the closing
quotations as follows Ordinary 191S; good ordinary
2OIa20H; low middling 20Aa21
The transactions of the Gay foot up as follows:
Received 1861 sales 1863; shipments LAG.
COTTON STATEMENT.
Stock on hand September l, 1861 S............. 60
Received today. ............ ......'..... ..ioo
Total. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. ... 1878
shipped today. ........-......i4O 40
Shipped previously y.................1l IL l6S-ll,ol4
Sto on hand. ........... ................. LAG
ConN--Sales OF GOO bushels in e-r ald shcled at As
and Soc; 600 do delivered in depot at Csc.
OAT-Saes Of 800 bushels delivered In depot ut 6Tc
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1868-12-11

Arrived Yesterday.
British steamship Camilla Peace, New York-left
Sunday, 4 M. 10 Il Mure Co.
Schr Louisa, from Cooper River. 1900 bushels
Rough Rice. IoJ Il Pringle.
Sloop Julia, Bissell, Combahee 1905 bushels
Rough Rice. 10 c Bee l. Co.
sloop Julia, from Ashepoo. 1900 bushels Tough
Rice. To G Hoppock.
Sloop julia, from Cooper River. 1910 bushels
Rough Rice. To q Iugraham Son.
Received from Bcnnett's Mill. "a herces Rice. To
G Cart. Howard Bro, and Street Bros l. Co.
Steamer Pocosin. Rumley, Rockville and Edisto.
IS bales Cotton Is cases Mdse and Sundries. To
Rayerel g. Co, Colcock & Co, Willis Chisolm,
Fraser 4 Dill, Pelzcr, Rodgers Co. Roper Stoney,
w C Bee 4; Co, II Hopp" ck, Street Bros Co, VS.
CoIwin & Go. and Order.
Cleared Yesterday.
Steamship Saragossa, Crowell, New York-Ravenel
Co.
Ship X Winthrop Stewart, Liverpool-Patteraon
4 Stock.
Sailed Yesterday.
Steamship Saragossa, Crowell. New York.
Schr jones' Lines, Fernandina, Fla.
From this Port.
Steamship Sea Gull, Dutton, Baltimore Dec 9-in
81 hours.
Cleared for this Port.
schr Thomas Jefferson Briggs, ut New York, Dec Z.
The New York herald., 1868-06-27
REAL ESTATE MATTERS.

Contianed Sale Of the Ciassou's Point, Vest
chester County, Property.
Operations at the Exchange YESTERDAY were confined
to the continued sale OF the Classons Point property,
by A. J. Bieecker, Son Co, pursuant TO judgment
OF the Supreme Court In partition. The sale was com
mcnccd on the nth inst. from which date u was ad
journed to yesterday. We at that time called atten
ton TO the nature and character OF this property s
attractions present and prospective, and have no
doubt all interested in this knowledge are In posses
sion of such facts. This sale was quite a. well az
tended as the former days, and bidding through
out was lively and spirited. Prices were well main
fained- RelnM give nartcular.:-
The New York herald., 1868-06-27

MAD Ox.-yesterday afternoon, while number OF
cattle being driven through Church street. near
warren one Of them became frsctious, and starting
against passing pedestrians goring several persons,
but none OF them seriously. The rabid animal was
persistently clubbed by the police and citizens.
The New York herald., 1868-06-27
MARRIAGES AND DEATHS.


BiRp-Coopsa. Thursday, Juue 25, at the rest:
dence OF Joseph Bird, by the Rev. X. h. Alsop, OF
Rye, HowAuD BIRp TO ELrzABsru CooPER all OF
this city.
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