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NEW MUSIC,

just published, sent TO any address on reeeip& VI
price. Teachers supplied An the usual discount
cts
Girls, &c; home Of your own-new song and
chorus by Tucker. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 20
Ill never forget thee, dear Mary-s0ngb by Bi'h- =.
op..".......... .....'...... ~
Ny blue-eyed Jennie Bell-song by Holder.... ~
oh Annie come back-sohg. and chorus by
Tucker. .............. .............. "
Told in the twilisht-song and chorus by CrIley 10
Don't marry a man IL he drinks-song........
III marry no man il he drinks-fcpy to the ~
above: ..........::........... =,
Beautiful form OF my drcams-(lish) song BY "
Dahks... ...........
When we marched to the roll Of the drum-sone 30
Oh come to me when daylight sets-song BY 80
Bassford. ..........
Nearest and deares,-(Li,h) song by J. II. 50
Thomas. ........................
Give me honest friends and true-song BY Tuck 40
er..............:.......
DO no. heed uer warning. reply to Gipsy's warn 20
in.-song BY Tucker.
Jenny who lives in .he drll-song by J. r. Thorn IN
as......... .........................
Softly DER the ripping water-song BY J.. n.
Thomas, with beautiful Lithograp6 ofthe au. 10
thor. '..:'.'..,.'. :.......:'..;.......'. 30
Bells in the distant lands-song BY Tucker.... AZ
The light step polka-by Francis II. Brown.... m
Morninglight schottisch-by Readon. az
Sunlight Polka-by Mrs. Parkhurst........ p,
Banjo gallop-by Mrs. Parkhurst. .::.....:.
Something pretty mazurka-by Mrs. Park m
hurst. ....................... So
Beware quartette-words by Iongfell0w. ~
Pretty Rosaline-song BY F.. Hoffman. az
I'm glad fathers comc-song.. ................ az
Moliie's welcome to Pat. Mallory 50 50
Her Heart issll my own-by Hess. ......... ~ ~
The cot beside the mill-song BY Cation. 90
| Swinging round the circle. ................... w
You naughty naughty man-song in the Black ~
.. Crook.... .......'........:..'.....'
Now ! lay me down TO slcep-song and chorus by
Walbridge..: .......:..:.:.......... 80
Blue eyes or black-scng by +. Bakcr......... IS
Coming, coming by and by-song BY GABRIEL. 40
Wen go with Gran. again-new song and cho-
vusby Tucker. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 80
Halt boys, halt-song and chorus By McNaugk-
ton. ..................'... ID
The new come sweet-sony by Madam Par
Northumberland. ................. 50
Any music published will be sent by return mail
and parties over-paying will receive their charge
with the music. Address orders to
o.. WILLARD 4 CO.,
Patterson, n. J.
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Try who, 1t our solicitations, have tested then
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Arrived Yesterday.
Schr Ann y Deas. from West Point Mill. 100 bbla
Rice. To Cohen, Hanckel & Co.
Steamer Emile Davis, Georgetown, S @. 50 tarces
Rice, 148 bags Seed Rice, and Sundries To Shack.
elford l. Kelly, W Gurney, Capt W Prince POI cher
& Henry, j Pringle, J F O'Nein & Son, Thu-ston
& Holiness Huger, Mrs Il Ryan.
sloop Exchange, Magrath Combahee. 1000 bush
els Rough Rice. To W Courtney Co.
Sloop -, from Ashepoo. 500 bushels Rough
Rice. To Cohen Hanckel Co.
Cleared Yesterday.
schr Mary Fletcher, Pendleton, Mobile-T Upper
4 Sons.
schr Josiah whitehouse, Jones, Wilmington, n c.
ia Enslow & Co.
Schr Clara Bell, Amsblry Darien, Geo. A Enalow
& Co.
Sailed Yesterday.
Steamship !,ouder, Lebby, New York.
Schr Minerva. Collins, Matapzss.
Schr Josiah Whttehouse, Jones, Wilmington, C..
Steamer City Point, Adkins, Pslatks, via Jesfnon-
vile, Fernandina and Savannah.
From this Port.
Ship Winthrop, Stewart, Liverpool, Dec II.
up for this Port.
The Hope, Hancock, for this port, entered outward
at Liverpool, Dec 1s.
Cleared for this Port.
Schr Maggie, Diggs at Baltimore, Dec 81.
Sailed for this Port. f..,-
schr " Hall, Powell from Woods Role, Dec 20.
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New Orleans Market.

NEW ORLEANS, December 2s.--CoTToN-1he
sales to day amounted to 1000 bales at irregular bu
generally full prices, not requiring any change In
our quotations, which we repeat as follows Ordila-
ry 12Na12Zc, Good Ordinary 13Kal31Sc, Low Mid
ding l3Kal4Ac, Middling -a14Hc, and Strict Mid
ding 14Ha-.
There was no little diveraity of opinion amGng
buyers as to the true condition OF the market, some
alleging that 1t was SITTER, and Low Mddling could
not be bought under lac, and that Mddling should
be quoted at 145Sa14Xc, while others claimed that
they could buy freely at yesterdays figures. Low
Ordinary was sold as low as lie, Good Ordinary ct
l3c and Middhng at 147Ic, but on the other hs-id,
the outside figures alone given for Lists OF some
magnitude and clean cottons as well az extra staple
in some instances, commanded fraction higher.
Under these circumstances we have retained our
previous quotations. but with the remark that prices
exhibited conaiderable irregularity. There was only
moderate supply offering. Had wider scope been
offered to buyers, the business would no doubt have
been more liberal 49,.
STATEMENT OF COTTON.
Stock on hand September 1st 1SS7.... bales-16 ab6
Arrived To-Day. 0,zla $40 A.,
Arrived previously 10, ,ls6-2oS 4oo
27s. .ee2
Cleared previously. sly...............1 16b, 606-l6S03
Stock on hand aud on shipboard. lilo .629
The clearances were 618 bales tor New York, and
1910 for Barcelona.
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CHARLESTON, Goth December, 1907.
DR.. Ean Wm; T. Wraa0' Chairman Committee Ar'esian
s1n: Yours of 10th instant, requesting me to fur
nish you, for the use OF the Committee on the Ar
tesian Well with all the information l may possess
on the subject of contract between the late Daniel
Mixer and the City Council for the use of Artesian
water at the Charleston Hotel, &C.. is at hand.
After falling in his efforts to obtain the use of the
water through the action Of Council, Mr.. Mixer
suited with me as to the best means to introduce the
water into his hotel, and suggested US tho plan
most likely to succeed, the laying of q small pipe
(say three inches in diameter) in direct line from
the well, provided tho consent Of the owners Of
property could be obtained, and to ask nothing OF
Council except permission to the streets aud to
take the surplus wafer ut or near the top of the TANK
which permission he could doubtless obtain until
the new well should be completed. Mr.. Mixer asked
If I thought the we'll would be completed under
twelve months. told hum it was my impression
that he could safely calculate upon year. and that
could see no good reason why he should not, after
that time continue to receive the water through his
own pipes upon paying the same charges to the city
as others who would receive their supply through
tho city pipes, in tho event Of their being put down.
The estimated cost OF the pipes which Mr.. M. pro-
posed to lay was $780,
The consent of the property owners being OBJ
tanned, Mr. NJ. did lay the pipes and Obtained his
supply of waer-no proposition to pay for the same
was made by MIR. NJ. or demanded by the city, and
By all parties the privilege considered rs per-
sonal favor to Mr. Nj. and not foundation for any
claim.
In subseqent frequent conversations with MIR.
Mixer he appeared pleased with the investment and
stated that it was worth to him fifteen hundred dol
lars per annum.
there any other agreement betw en- the city and
Mr.. Mixer have NJ knowledge of it.
Very respectfully, A. c. WELTON.
From this, 1t also appears that there was no COM
pact with Council. Mr.. Mixer willing to go to
the expense OF laying the pipes for the use OF the
water for no longer than one year. He was satisfied
after having done the work, and estimated it's vaue
to him at fifteen hundred dollars Sl500) Fer annum
The cost of laying the pipes was only three hundred
dollars (S3OO leaving him, at his own estimate, q
clear profit the first year, aud above his outlay,
of twelve hundred dollars (S120Ol
Now, let us see what this has been worth 10 the
hotel at Mr.. Mixers estimate. The pipes wore laid
in 1857 and the hotel was carried on by Mr.. Mixer
his representatives,, till 1863 when II was aban-
doned in consequence of the bombardment OF the
city. In 1866 it was reopened, go that up to this
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CONDITION OF JUDGE BusTEED.-The New
York Tribune of January says: The family CT
Yesterday morning from Mobile, informing
them that the Judge was on his death-bed, his
case having been pronounced hopeless by the
three physicians who were attending him.
Mrs. Busteed and two children-a son and
daughter, aged respectively thirteen and twer-
ty-one years-and his brothers George and
William H. Busted, took the earliest train
for the South.
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THE DAILY NEWS.
"Gray."

SOMETHING so human-hearted,
In TINT that ever hes
Where splcndor has just departed,
And GLORY is-yet to rise!
GRAY is the solemn cleaning
GRAY in the dawning sEesl
In the old mans crown OF honor
In the little maiden's eyesl
GRAY mists DER the meadows brooting,
Whence the world must draw its best;
Gray CLEANS in the church yard shadows
Where all the world would REST!
Gray gloom in the grand Cathedral
Where the "Glorias" are poured!
And, with Angel and Archangel,
We wait the coming Of the Lord.
Sivery gray for the Bridal;
Leaden gray for the pail;
For urn, for wreath; for life and death;
Ever the GRAY for all
GRAY in the very sadness
OF ashes and sackcloth; yea
While our raiment Of beauty and giadness
Tarries, our tears shall stay;
And our souls shall smile through their sadness,
and our hearts shall wear the GRAY.
Columbus. Ga, January l. 1858. r. U. L.
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"THE CHARLESTON NEws.-The gentlemanly
proprietors Of this valuable journal have re-
dueed their rateg to SO per year, go as to place
as it should be, in every State at the present
time. Matters e,t interest and questions OF ini-
portance demand that the public be favored
with cheap and reliable paper. The NEWS s
ably edited, neatly printed, and largely circ'l-
lated. It well deserves the support and en-
couragement Of every family throughout the
State."-ChesLer Standard,
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montgomery Cotton statement
Wilmington Market.

WILMINGTON, January 2.-spRTys TuRpENTNE
CONTINUED depressed and inactive, buyers only OF.
fering at decline
RosN-Was In good demand and prices ahfde
easier 1855 bbls sold at 50 I2h for mixed lots bnck
and strained 50 1oa2 20 for mixed lots strained snd
No 2; 50 10 for Nc 2, and 81 60a2 rs for No 1.
CRUDE TURPENTINK-Was In good demand at an
advance Of 40 cents. Fifty bbis sold at SS 20 for 81 IT.
and 90 for hard.
TAR-No sales.
CoTroN-Was firmly held at high rates, and only 8
bales sold at 131Sa14 cents for Middtng, 13H 'or
Low Middnng, ard 12x for Culinary.
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Bill of City Engineer. for hire Of Rodmen and :,
Chain Carriers, ....'...... fl
(: e. (: Z $,$535: $E#5z $s$sAa9. Committee

:: :: E :; :; $,SH5S. SsSi Ss%HiHD, Mayor Committee
The Mayor made the following report which was
received as information:
BY the report OF the Special Committee on Re.
trcnchment, adopted on the 9th November last the
Mayor is required to make monthly reports to Coun-
Gil Of the operations of the tidal drains, and the cost
of the same during the month"; In making the hrst
report it seems proper that review TO some extent
of their operations and expenses should be made In
order that Council may the better determine its
future policy with regard to them.
These drains had not been cleaned for several
years, and in December 1865, the Committee re-
commended that they be cleaned and thoroughly re-
paired.
The work of cleaning commenced In February,
1885, and was continued until some time in July,
when the work was stopped, with about one-han the
drains cleaned.
In November, 1866, the work was resumed, and
continued to completion about the goth June, 1867
much larger force being employed than the year pre-
v:ous.
drains from LIST November 1885, to 3lst August 1866,
amounted to ST527 co. from 1st September, 1885, to
31st August. 1867, sl9279 rs; from LIST September,
1867 to st December, 1867, s2l66, as shown by the
Treasurer's books.
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The Mayor appointed Alderman Parker on the fol-.
lowing Committees, viz: Brick and Wooden Bufl6-
inGs, Contracts, Public Institutions, Buildings anil
Grounds ..
Adjourned. W. q. SMITH,
Clerk Of Council.
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Passengers.

Per steamer Emile, from Georgetown, C-Miss
Hunley, Miss LaBruce. Miss Solomons, Miss Jor-
dan, Mrs Dehon, Miss sparkman. LaBruce. B
Mack. W Deas, II Capers, Macanar, W Ford, A
Walker and lady, Alexander. W Johnston, DR.
] R Sparkman, - Aston, = Berlin, T Tilton and z
deck ..-.-.
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.,C paRNWELL sENTINEL

- ~ ryor1LENT ADVERTISING MEDIUM.
Merchants and business men try 1t for few
5Msonths n "No riat no gain" Send on your cards
apd increase your trade this fall There's nothing
to equs prmtsrs nt has made many fortune
tSnortisements inserted st the rate Of 81 per
-sre of twelve lines or less for each insertion.
Yards of ten line6 or less, at the rate Of $40 for
rontrscta by the year or for six months allowing
Iaes m Changing, on more favorable terms. =
Address EDWARD: a., BRONSON, Sc
November Ie Publisher and Proprietor,
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oHARLEsroN AND sUMMERvILLE.
IHE CHARLESTON DAILY NEWS

WILL BE ISSUED BY SIX O'CLOCK EVERY
MORNING to Subscribers IN any portion Of the city.
at EIGHTEEE GENTS A WEEK, payable weekly.
Orders left ct the Periodical Stores Of Mr. O. @. RICH
TER, Nos. 161 and ss8 KINGSTREET, or at the
Office ofthe DAILY NEWS, No. Is HAYNE-STREET.
will receive prompt attention. ..,.s
]. SILVERSTEN,
December Agent foc City Delivery.
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..rHE IRISH o1TIzEN.'

..rHE IRISH C1TIztiN'" .''
NEW wEEKLY NEWSPAPER.
Proprietor and Editor. JOHN MiiohhA'
r1RsT NUMBER TO APPEAR on SATURDAY.
Tho 10Th Of October, 1857. eon
J 1orynu for hnlfyear. ......' 1C
Terms 10, four months. -:..'. LW
Clubs Of 10 in the usual pr0pcssS'ni ,,ed,...,v
Advertisements 70 be ior"a'oea iI'''e'''"''''' ~
as to be duly classified. ,orr Mrrcy1rr.
AooreSs' Office of the Irish Citizen,
No. 81 Barclay street, Now York.
Cor tonber so
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The Charleston Cotton Market.

OFFICE OF THR CHARLESTON DAILY NEWS,
CHARLESTON. Friday Evening" January 3, '6S.
An active demand existed, with gradually sdne d
ing but irregular prices, the market increasing IN
frmness by the receipt Of news of improving rates
in other markets, the staple advancing from H@hc-
p fb, closing firm at the latter. Sales about l1oV
boles, say: 10 at lcA; ic st II; 12H; 2at l2<i
25 at 49, 100 at 1sK; 60 at Il; 10 at 14 20 at l4s
80 at AK; AZ at lax; 161 at 16; So at 1915 "a at loS
II at 16; 223 on private terms; and On the evening
before, 100 at Tx 100 at 121; and 100 at 1s]. We
quote:
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CHERAW ADVERTIsER,

CaERAW ADVERTIsER,r -
pvoTEn TO LITERATURE, SCIENCE, ART.
AGRICuLrURE, AND MISCELLANEOUS
NEWS. Ohersw, s. G. Published weekly by POW
ELL & WORLEY. ~at.1c- lo f.G
TERMS OF SUBSCRIPTIONS
One copy one year. w
RATES OF ADyRRTHMa -. m
One Square, ten lines or less, one insertion NJ NJ
For esch subsequent insertion. !....::.a 20
All Advertisements TO be distinctly marxeo, s os
they will be published until ordered ou'' Ano
charged accordingly .,tha ,,.,- a
Merchants and others advertising 5y the yeal,
IbaraI deduction on the above rates Will be mace
,hor1 Il
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Conslsnees per South Carolina Railroad

Consignees per South Carolina Railro ad,
January 8.
671 bales Cotton, 60 bales Domestics, 718 oags
Grain, car Hides I ear Sheep, &c. To Telegraph
Company, Campsen & Co, Railroad Agent, Willis
& Chisolm, Sloan, Adams. Frost Co, West b
Jones, N Averil, J holmes, g W " ilhams co,
II Goldsmith & Son, Thurston Holmes, Jefords &
Co, Bishop Wightman. q Walter & Co. W Reach,
J&J D kirkpatrick, W W Smith, Taft Rowland; ]
Aiken Co. Graeser. Lee, Smith & Co. L JEFF
fers & Co. j Salinas, Reeder, A Goodwin,
Devices, Il Bischof & Co. Mantoue Co, Cam.
eron, Barkley Co.
Consignees per Northeastern Railro ad,
January 3.
IA bales Cotton, s6 bbls Naval Stores, Lun bar,
Mdze, &C. To Caldwell l. Son, Adams, Frost 4, Co.
Hunt Bros, Mowry & Co, G W, Williams l. Co, W
Ryan, Graeser, Lee, Smith & Co. Kendall Doclery,
Willis & Clisolm, Nachman & Co, W Dukes g. Co.
q Rodgers II Co, o Reeder, g E Prtchett. Allen,
Mazyck Bros, NJ Goldsmith L Son, 3 Simmons,
Sawyer. o,.....-,
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THE ORANaNBURG NEWS,

THE ORANGNBURG NEWS, l-s5,.
DUBLIsHED EVERY SATURDAY MORNING.
i at orangeburg, 8. O. Terms 50 per annum.
In advance.
During the spring and fan seasons extra copies OF
the ORiNoEpuRa News viii be circulated fer tho
benefit OF our advertising patrons.
Contract Advertisements inserted on tho most
liberal terms Address SAMUEL DIBBlK, d
Editor 0rangeburg News,
February Is Orangebura 8. @.
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Augusta Market.

Augusta Market. y
AUGUSTA, January 2-CoTroN-The msrket las
been somewhat excited to-day. This morning the
demand WAS good on basis Of 1hH 10 14h for Nav
York Middnng, md this afternoon, on the sren{t u
Of Favorable New York tslegrams sales were effected
at 1bc for the above grade. There is no demand or
low grades. Sales yesterday 36s bales, and to-eay
b4s bales Receipts for two days IA bales
CoRN-New White 81 TO- Mixed 81 06a1 Oh.
WHRAT-White 50 70s2 85; Red 81 2oa2 so.
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Commercial.

Exports.
MOBHE-Per schr Mary Fletcher-S0l whole AID
81 half tiercea Rice, 1853 sacks Peas.
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Bills of Gas Company, amounting to s23s4.4 IL. he-
ferred to Committee on Lighting the City. .oo,.,r
Bills of OrJhan House, amounting 10 so-loho
Referred to Committee on Accounts.
Bills of ". G. Whilden and Hon. ". D. Porter
Referred to Committee on Accounts.
Bills Of william Pendcrgast Referred to Commit
tee on Streets. an ..,-.
The following report of the City Attorney was re-
eeived as information:
70 the Honorable the Mayor and Aldermen:
GENTLEMEN: beg leave to report that the case OF
the Southern Express Company, in which writ OF
prohibition was prayed against the tax executions OF
the city, was heard in argument at the recent sitting
of the Court of Errors, in Columbia and that the
appeal of the Express Company was dismissed by
the court.
City Attorney.
Bond of William N. Hughes, City Assessor. Ap-
proved.
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Address p. o. Drawer 81, Troy, N. Z. Y
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MERCHANTS AND BUSINESS MEN

WHO DESIRE TO SECURE TRADE FROM
wv that rich Cotton country, Southwest Geor-
pis, would do well to advertise in the
- - ..DAWsON JOURNAL" ....T
An old-estabnshed newspapar, published at the
ourahing little city Of lawson, In the heart Of this
rch Cotton belt Having the largest circulation
Of any paper In this section, It oners extra induce
uents to advertisers. - ---' -. -. 80
aS Published weekly at 90 per annun. Adysr-
tising rates moderate. ELAN CHRISTIAN,
Decenber n Dawson, 90.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1868-01-04
THE MARION STAR.

THE MARION STAE. -.s-...-
EsTABLIsHED NEARLY TWENTY YEARS AGO.
IL Is published at Marion, s. G., IN tfe csn,ss. l,a
portion OF the country, and offers . favorable
medium to Merchants, Druggists, Machinists, and
sll classes who desire to extend their busmesa IN
the Pee Dee couotry. -, -
For the benefit y: orr advernsnS patroas, a,n Wa
ehall IN addition TO our subscription List, which Ii
Constantly increasing, pubnhh and distribute,
eratuitously, copies Of the STAR, during tho nus-
ness season this Fall
A''' ~ WI. McKERALL.i
rova.,h.r On Editor and Proprietor.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1868-01-04
.Marina Mews.

Port of Charleston, january a
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1868-01-04
PORT CALENDAR.

PHASES OF THE NOON.
First Quarter, 3D. 10 hours, "a minutes, evening
Full Moon, 9th, 5.hours. 46 minutes, morning.
Last Quarter, 16Gh, II hours, 66 minutes, mornirg
New Moon; oath, hours, 10 minutes, evening.