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1rY rAxEs-MoN1uLY RETURNS,
OFFICE OF THE CITY ASSESSOR. !

CRY HALL December J. 1868.
Notice is hereby given to all eo1eesneu uas ~. =,
monthly Returns for the M n.n OF ;sas n t;,s
1sth OF January 1868, and amended Oh ine -9tn VI
San.an,bpr 1868 must be made on or before the
/, u instaut.
TAXES on TIE FOLLOWING ARE PAYABLE MONTH";
I'm MI sa,es of Goods, Wares anj Merchanuse III
Guiding kise, Lumber, Aay' urIln 'na NAVAL
On all ralos Of Cotton.
On ali reghr and PASSENGER Lists OF all steamers
and rai ing vessels paid or payable in this city
on all sales by Bakers, Butchers and Hueksters.
on all gross receipts o: all Slec. railroads.
Ona gross reoclpts VI all Expfcsd SoIips-ieo'
On all sa.es ut Auction.
On all Carriages aud BueSics.
On Ill income derived from fho pursuit OF any
faculty., procession, occupI'i Ii or employment.
On the gross receipts OF uli Commercial Agencies.
On all comlnissioEs received by Factors, Conrls-
slon a;orchauts, Gaukcrs Bro .crs, aud others.
On all prom inns received TOR or by any Iusu anee
Com any, or BY agencies .ct Individuals Or CON- ~
uisS.
On every Horse and Mule used Or apt within rue
city, e1. epng forses OF lnu rs IL cd IL any NUoEe
hccasrd carriage, car. tPAy, cr ot:,:r Ieiu''e
On ah Kc all Dealer; ~ al .r;ic ~ "hi'so''eE'
On Barber SHOPS.
On all gross r cepis OF roteis ah0 f"oHe '"'''AH
aud Boarding Houses.
Un al receipts o: Livery stable Keepers
On the gross receipts OF "ntton PfasseS; r,re
On Ii gross receipts rf I'll Pi1nul" oInee'' -'1"'
p:Ip rs and PUBLISHING. HOUSE,.
On all Goods ld i th' CITY w persons no' res''
dcmt, by 50 Pc O: o:hcrw.>:. .,,o
On al sales of u0rses End Mues prou3ht 10 'He
city. ,,,,,,, ,,,,,,;.;os
On the gross lccrip u .asns''e 1c''-t' ph eoni'
On the gross rccc.;s nf :.!TasarA Ee'; era and
Liuuo. Ce.lers.
al doiaultecs will ac isait with ~ ihe oIdi-
,rrro ,I;rrrtI u. r; e GnES,
y 1-.,,n1.ri Is City !. SCISSOR.
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BURNING OF CLAUssEN'S MILLS.

At about a quarter to two o'clock this morn
ing fire broke out in the upper story OF Claus
sens steam -four mill, at the corner OF State
and Cumberland streets. These mills were
five stories high, and were built about eighteen
months seo at cost of 500, 600. The building
was of brick, lined throughout with lumber, OF
which the best description only was used.
By tho time that the first stream was thrown
a portion Of the roof had fallen in, and in less
than fifteen minutes the whole Of the upper
part of tho building was mass Of flames.
The glare could be seen I'll over the city, and
the reflection on the stores on the cast side OF
East Bay was as bright as that OF the sun
at noon. It soon became evident that
there was little hope Of saving the mills
but water was poured rapidly on the
walls to keep them from falling in. There
was good deal of commotion in the neigh
borhood, many persons seeming disposed to
mack ND and move out of tho way Of all posi-
BILE danger.
1t is said that the property is but partially
insured.
THREE A. MA part of the rear wall has fall
On. The building and contents we're insured for
SIS. 1000 in the agency Of ". B. Heriot O. Co.
MIR. Claussen is said to value the mile, plank,
and stock at $4,000
THaEE-rwENTY A. Mall the walls have
fallen In, and it is believed that there is no
danger Of the fire spreading, as but little wind
is blowing. Nothing is known as to the
origin Of the fire.
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ESPECIAL TELEGRAM TO TIE nEws.l


COLUMBIA, December Gin the General AS
sembly to-day, Hon. R. B. Carpenter was
elected Judge of the Charleston Circuit on the
first ballot. The vote was as follows: Carpen-
ter, IL; Wording, 20; Glover, 16; Whaley, 12.
sssyy sssy members were prevented from voting for
Nhnley on the gtounS; that his disabilities had
not been removed, and on account OF the ex-
pressed opinion of the President OF the Joint
Assembly, that ''persons voting for another
who was disqualified for taking the Office
would virtually throw away their votes"
The election for Register of Mesne Convey
ance resulted in the choice of McKinlay on the
first ballot. The vote stood: MeKinlay 70, Ladd
II. Trescot II, Olsen c, Cohen 1, and Stoll 1.
In THE SENATE, Corbin introduced Dill to ln-
corporate the South Carolina Phosphate Com
pany. which was read the 6rst time. The capt.
tai is s1oO, ,O0O and the cerporators are George
s. Cameron, A. S. Johnston, ]. I. Welsman'
Adam Johnston and James Hope.
In TIE HOUSE, the bill accepting the dona-
ton of lands for the endowment of agricultur-
al colleges was passed, and its title changed to
an act.
Boseman presented the petition of the
Charleston Ancient Artillery Society, for re-
newal of their charter.
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EUROPE.

THE CHANGE IN TIE HEPREMERsHR-THEPE PEACE OF
EUROPE ACCORDING TO BISMARCK.
Lost6eN, December s.-Disrael has formally
resigned the seals of Office. The Times con-
GRADUATES Gladstone on the speedy formation
of the new Cabinet.
Bismarck has assured the ambassadors of
England, Prussia and France OF his commence
in the maintenance Of good feeling among the
European powers.
ANOTHER DONATION BY MR. PEABoDs
George Peabody has made another donation
CT one hundred Thousand pounds sterling to
tho poor of London.
SPAIN.
MADRID, December 9.-Fhe Republican in
sureents are still under arms ut Cadiz, at
tempting to make terms with the government
under flag of truce.
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ssr WHEN THE PLANTATION BIrTERs

s% WHEN THE PLANTATION B1rTERS
were frst made known 10 the American people some
seven years ago. was slppf sed that they were an
entirely new thing and had never before been used
50 far as their general use in the United States il
oncarnea this may be true. It is also true that tho
same Eittsrr were made and sold in the Island OF
St. Thomas, ever forty years age, as any old planter
merchant or sea captain doing business with tho
West Indies will tell you. It is distinctly within my
reosllsetisn that on the return of my father lwho
was sea captain, and doing an extensive trade In
the troplcs) he would invariably have these Diters
among the ships stores. and our family sidepoard
was never without them. For any sickness, II mat
t.rs not how trhng. the decanter OF these
Bittsrs, by dfsreat name, wii always resorted to
Z. sovereign remedy.
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WASHINGTON GOSSIP.
The Colorcd Member from Louisiana
the Lion of the Day.

A Washington telegram OF Monday says:
The colored member from Louisiana (he-
nor,n was UPON the floor of the House this
afternoon, and was the lion of the day, a.
tr.cun. for q time more observation than
any other person present. Il. did not Lake
n regular scat upon the floor, but remained
upon IL sofa listening quietly to the pro-
ccedIngs.
of South Carolina, WHO ii hero 10 get MS dlsil-
bility removed by Congress-.
Before he cuu have his case determined 1t
will become necessary for the House to deter
mlno whether the late Mr. MANI was entitled
10 his seat It will be remembered that Mr..
Manu was at tho time OF h!s dcceaso the Bit
ting member from his district; but his seat
was costcsted, and the question WAS uudetor-
nlned and is yet before the Committee on
Elections.
tsstaAt was entitled to the seat, Menard T' uld
moi he received, as he was elected to fill Maun's
uneIpired terra.
THE DEMOCRATIC MEMBERS OF CONGRESS TO
GIVE THE RADICALS ROPE.
Tho following paragraphs are from the
Washington correspondence OF the Baltimore
Gazette:
have great satisfaction in announcing the
Yact TINT the meMbers OF the Democratic ant
Conservative party in Congress have resoiveC
tbat they will not make fools of themselves ii
the coming session of Congress. Tho men'
bers generally argue thus: Ine great people o
this great country have b he!enn vote lii
vested certain mea with the power 10 90 a'
taey please Very well; let us see What theS
will do. Give tnom = Sldo range. "hei'
ever called Apon we shall toascieu lousy VItt
uuon propositlons as they may cJme up. b''
vonl this no responsibility res.s upon ), ant
we sl.nIl tako care that 10 ltnp3dlneut Il
nlaceI in tn. way of :: fair trial OF the policy
our opponents.
GRANTS CABINET
r, has baen currently ru!norod that General
Gr,ut would probably call into hls CaDInc
Vi:s Admiral Porter as Secretary OF the Navy
bui II is stated to-daY by L prominent K4tiicn
,.nator that lie knews General Grant l., op'
n, ed to pacing naval or military uihcefs II
evil positions. Th.s senator sad: y cailet
J., Citneral Grant the evrIil.1 ;f;er GtHora
,cI fieltt's confirmation, ard li'ioi med HIM q
| t1. iaci, bat ut The t&iGc time apoko oI .l(
o. eat Lcblatiou the >, na.o !lau III colilTlAiIs
any ,u1iitery or naval oli:tr fir clvll fosii or
uuJor tho government" General Glaat -
suLnIod: Il 100, am "pi.c'cd 10 1t, "nu DC
| Leyc II wrong and have C;.iy G2.!r'ti GENERA
| eel, ,li.ids confirmation did2r the pecnilal
circumstances: &. tile case. aiy rr at:ons w!tl
| lie Presiu.It arc sucl that CID no1 kn'H
| 1-h u III, giit put l3i0 tie var D12 r;incit
AID therefore havo bc-l am%.ou, Il + tht
favorable action Ut The Senate UH cchofe!d.
nomination. although ! an ~ much oppose
10 tie rirc;p.e of WHICH you speak as an!
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sT REVOLT IN THE INTER1OR.-WHEN
the stomach is rebellious, the lyor contumaceous.
the bowels disordercd the brain confused, and the
nerves in tumu.t, call in tho aid Of HoSTEFTEh KS
STOMACH BIrTERS, il you would restore quiet,
reruuriy and harmony TO the acton Of these lmpor-
sant organs. large proportion OF the complaints 10
which the human flmily subject originate IN in
digestion. For this distressing malady, and parent
of rnumerable ailments distressing AZ ITSELF the
Biters are the only article proved by experience to
be universal and uniaiing remedy. But although
it was US o remedy 70: dyspepsia and biliousness
that they first obtained prrsi,ge twenty years ago,
is now well understood, both by the pubic and the
medical profession. tLat their curative properties
take far wider range. In nervous complaints,
spasm odc affections fever and ase, and every yari-
ety OF general and local debility, their effect Is most
sanitary; and as Of preparing the system to
resist damp, cold, poisonous clements III the water
or the air, privation, exposure, &C., no medicinal
AGENT at present known can be justly compared with
this powerful yet harmless tonic The feeble and
sensitive. who can i'll Withstand the inclemency oil
The winter season. will find the Bitters exactly the
article they need 70 fortify and suetain them
December
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a- ELEC rRo- CHEMICAL BATHS AR,

a6- ELEC CHEMICAL BATHS ARE
now ready ut No. 10 HASIL-STREGT, at the OH ce
Of Dr. HERvEY N. eLECKLEY, for the cure Of all
inveternte chronic affections. which have resisted
the treatment Of all medication.
Gentlemen will be accommodated during office
hours, from to 10 A. NJ, from to H. and to 10 p
N. Ladies at any other hour. when they will find
an experienced Lady to attend them.
sr. eLECKLBY will be glad to see any OF Lis pro-
fsssional brethren who favorable to medical pro-
gression) and will take pleasure in exhibiting the
operation Of the baths.
Certificates Of remarkable cures could be furni b.
ed, but It is NOT requisite.
November II lmo
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ObituarD.

HOLMEs-Dicd in this city, November 3, 1868,
in the 74th year of her age. Mrs. CHARLOTTE
MARIA HOLMES. wife of JAMES G. HOLMES, Esq
Generous in iccing. untir ng in devotion to those
she loved, of w;rm and unselfsh nature, combined
with cheerful temper, under the influence Of Chris
tian faith she lived, kind relative, constant and
generous friend and most affeotionate and exem-
plary wife and the centre OF large family circle
is mourned with tender re .ard After brief Illness
she fell asleep in hore Of ajoyful resurrection.
"Bope wipes the tear from Sorrows eve,
Willie Faith points upward to the sky" ***
TUCKER-Died in Plantersville, s. c., on Sunday
morning. November 8. 1873, Of congestion OF the
lungs, NM. HYRNE TUCKER, in the Add year OF his
age.
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Spefial uotifes.

as- CERTIFICATE OF STOCK LOST
Notice is hereby given that application will be made
in one m onih from date, for renewal OF CEaTIFr-
GATE No. 1I8 for Five 5) Shares in the Stock of the
Relief Loan Association, stlnding in the name OF
j. RANDOLPH MoRDECAI-the original having
boen lost or msl i'd
December 10 Dcc.10.25. Jan. lO
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Gitu ASpfrtisemsnts.

ru,O DELI7QUENr TAX-PAYERS.-
NOIICE.-CIl IlYTREASURY, December &, 1858
Executions on all uapaid Tax Returns for Rell
Estate will be sent to the Sheriff on the 2Oth as re-
he r.csjyed at his offce) viz: 9th sCciOn-"Ard it
shall be the duty oftuc City treasurer 10 forthwith
issue executions against the goods chattels and
other property of said persons TT corporations and
lodne the said executions with the City Sheriff. who
shall Immediately proceed for tho oIecnon OF the
same ia the manner provided by Ordinances for the
enforcement of executions" :. THOMAS,
Deca,nbere ii City Treasurer.
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senator could be-" This declaration on the
part of General Grant settles the question
against Schofed and Porter. and leaves the
War and Navy Departments to be filed by
civilians. The language OF General Grant ls
given in the precise words as repeated to your
correspondent by the senator alluded to, with
the privilege Of using his name il necessary.
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PROCEEDINGS OF CONGRESS-.

WASHINGTON, December 9.-IHE SENATE re-
f.sed. after listening to few paragraphs, to
hear the Presidents message read.
Summers Georgia bill, after promising that
the Legislature had failed to comply With The
requirements of the Reconstruction acts, by
emitting to exact the required oath, and that
it did things utterly unjusti6able and requiring
the Intervention Of Congress, provides that the
existing government shall be deemed provis-
ional only. and in all respects subject to the
Daramou.t authority of Congress to abolish,
modify or control the SINE, until the Legisla'
ture complies with all the requirements OF the
Reconstruction acts and adopts the Fourteenth
amendment.
The fundamental condition Of the bill is that
no change be made infringing ON the right OF
suffrage of any class Of citizens. The bill en-
movers the Governor to call the General AS
semblv next April, excluding all who cannot
take the prescribed oath; also, to suspend or
ramove State or Municipal efGcers aud appoint
orhers in stead. The President ID ordered TO
place at the disposal of the Governor such por-
tion of the army or navy as may be necessary
to preserve life, property, peace, and the Tree
expression of political opinion.
In TIE HOUSE, contrary to universal CUSTOM
the message was laid upon the table, ms cad
of referring it to the Committee of the Whole
The bill TO relieve Judge Moses, Of South Caro-
hna, from political disabilities was passed; also
a bill directing the Virginia election to take
plaoe on the fourth Thursday in May.
The Reconstruction Committee reported o
hill removing political disabilities from about
twenty persons, mostly Virsinians, including
JR Anderson, of the "Tredegar Iron Works. "
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BY TELEGRAPH.
THE STATE C.dPITH.

THE RESULT OF THE ELECTION FOE JUDGE OF
THE CHARLESTON C1ECU1r-cAEPENTEn ELECT
ED ON TIE FIRST BALLor--M'KNLAY CHOSEN
AS REGISTRAR oE MEsNE CONVEYANCE THE
SOUTH oAEo1lNA PHOSPHATE ooMPANY-THE
ANCIENT ARTILLERY.
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FUk PALATIxA. FLOMiCA.
VIA SAVANNAH, FtRNANDINA AND JACKSON

VILE.
ny.as THE FIRT-cAsS STE 4 Z
:gsstSstaaZzccsss tSsaZcs DICTATOR, Captaia cHAs. WILEY,
VII sal from Charleston every Iusaaay Bse,tn9, at
Ei0ht O'clock Tor the above painis
The fcst class Steamer CITY PHS1. Captain WIN.
T MoNELTY, will vail FROM Charleston eve<y Friday
Evc.fHg, st Eight O'Clock, ior .soys pelnte.
ronnsetins with the Central haikoad nt savannah
for uo5ils and New Orleans, and v1ih tho blorida
RsfJroad at Pernandina for Cedar Keys at which
point steamers connect with New Orleans, Mobile,
Pensasoa Ee5 Nest and H-vans.
Through Bills Ladins given for Frei2hs 10 Mobile,
Pensacola and New Orleans.
Both steamers will connect with the ~osawata"
steamers at Palatka.
All freight 'yable on tho wharf
Goods not removed at euAsef wI be stssed at r1sE
and expense OF owners.
For Treight or Passage ensoSsmeI apply TO
]. u. AIKEN * 90, Essnts,
>uu,h Atlantic wharf
N.P.-Ns extra charge for Meals and staterooms.
Novornber
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ag NoTICE.-CoNsIGNEEs PER NORTH
German Bark GAUSS" from Bremen, are hereby
notified that she has been entered under the Five
Day Ac- and will discharge Cargo at Atlantic wharf
All goods not permitted at the expiration Of that
time will be sent to public stores
GEORGE A. HoPLEY 4 co.
napap,her
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agDUY YOUR TEA AND COFFEE FROM
KRIETE & CHAPMAN, corner King and Radcliffe
Streets and get better article for the same money
than at any other establishment in the city.
November Il 3mos
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FOR GEoKGRTowE. s. e.,

AND LANDINGS ON THE PEEDEB RIVER.
r-A THE STEAMER EMILE, Capt
laJesAapph5E3IsAAo DAVIS, wi receive freight
T5fs DAN unIi sunset and leave as above Io3forrow
Mornin0 the 11th instant, at Six o'eock.
Returning will leave Georgetown on Monday
Morning, the 14th instant.
Frpi.ht for londiugs on the Pecdee Rivor will be
transferred to steamer GENERAL IANIGAULT
GEORGETOWN.
All Freight must b. prepaid.
SHACKELFORD & KELLY,
Do, ernl,cr 10 Agents.
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Condensed News by Telegraph.

Condensed News by Telegraph.
In spite of all pl ecautiOns, the Presidents
message was published yesterda? morning by
several of tho Northern papers in advance OF
it's delivery to Congress.
Gepe eral z. B. Vance has been elected Grand
Master OF ths Grand Lodge, A. +. NJ, in North
Carolina, for the ensuing year.
Deacon Andrews, tho sanctimonious ODE
D,cticut murderer, WAS yesterday found guilty
OF manslaughter, and sentenced to twenty
years Imprisonment.
Tho North Carolina Legislature is discussing
bribery cases and railroad appropriations.
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4 NEW ENTERPRISE.

The Su1phuric cid and superphosphate
Company of South Cnrelinn-Site and
Description of the New Works-Hew
SuIphuric Acid is Mndc-The Machine
ry for Grinding tho Phosphate Rock
Process of Manufa cturing ,he Super
phosphate-Aims and Prospects OF the
Company.
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FOR EDISTO.

ROCKVILLE, ENTERPRISE, AND WAY LAND
INGS.
~A THE STEAMER pocosIN, CAPT.
II. CANNON. viii receive Frcigh
Thus Dag anu leave To-AOrrotc. at Twelve o'c.ocx
NJ, and Edisto Saturday, at Twelve O'Clock u.
For height or passage. apply on ard or 70
JNO. A. MURRAY. Market Wharf.
gg-The Steamer leaves again TtlcSiay Morning,
at six o'clock, and Edsto Wcinrsd ~ Morning.,
Six O'Clock. 1T December ~
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ME HCHANTS' LINE.

20 r " E W Y II Il.
,,-., THE Al STEAMSHIP KEY
>I:-<t,.SsTsl WEST, RUDOLF Commander, hav-
LlS;SSlEiI3S' ing large part of her cargo engas-
rz<ssaSsS.s- ed and goinG on board. will sail for
the above named port with dlspatst.
For Freight or Passage, apply to
J. !. ENSL0W & CO..
December 9 NO. l3l East Bay.
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Dssember

MAGNOLIA wATKg.-Supcrior to the best imported
German Cologne, nd sold at half the price,
December tusnso
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MAIN GUARpHOUSE, CHARLESTON,
M sc, DECEMBER T. 1s:s.-Lo'ged at this
Post, DONKEY, which the owner can get ny pay
Ing expenses. Y. %. e!u umhLD,
DecemberS S Captain Of Police.
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,OSE TRIP 4 REEN.,
CfIaisl,EsTUs ANDsAVA .GAti ecEAH
Pa KEI LINE.
VIA BEAUFORT. Hi ION HEAD Az FtFI0S
SrE.MER pILOI hOY........ .oap'. 8. T.. VApE's
SIEAMER Fo NJ sIE...........- .cI". fE"S iSoA
r-=-. OHt OF THE AtOY' IT: tMERs
;t.s,;;S-. will leave hirsstOa s.''.r .rs'qay
sfo.a5T0 NJ O'clock snc >aya,inab i..Gc-eY
Il0ratng ut o'.lcck
sIS HlEiiDsON,
1,,o 90 Arcnr,n o.iT,Ic., Tho7f
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TUWAGE -EHVt a..

-r-z,. TIE FIEsT-2Lt- t0% tO.T
s-I.sE I.sEss.sa sAMSuA, ''alt iHJs I.-:E, "a now
in ronp It prsE.- ioa to 10" V-.sa.--.s oi any
tonnage 10 dt:on Char erjelI Ear.
The proue.;"- H. LIE: Gap:. j. J -":;:;. II CON
uletc order wi tIkc ToA.ss :l:!5o -i-rs ri.Iln
the Harbor, O. p.:'o on Ashc; III :'o2ler
Hiv.rs, 4. reasonable rates.
JOuf FEE ~.
O,tobcr y tIf mo Areoaim:'i, : a':h
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Fur BRUNSWICK, GA.

FOE bhUNS WICh, Ut .
THE STEAMER "DldIATOH,
,lG;=sGa=-5 Captain CHARLES WILEY, wM touch
at this point ever, Wednesday, leaving savannah at
Nine A. H. and on her return trip VIII tousn there
on Saturday Afternoon. arriving back At ssvannan
on Stnd,,y Aor,,iao. j. d. AIKEN + CO.,
NovemSer a Agents.
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VNIL8uit & S0E,

y17IL8UR & SOE,
REAL ESTATE BROKERS & AUCIIONEHRS.
No. SO Brond street, Charleston. =. x
Borrow ID loiu noGcy, attend 10 s9.'o'i1a OF
It n,s and III. .u-.i-..r o; t:-c..
Jay l3 n"-
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Shipping.

FOR BOSTON-DESPATCH LINE
e~ THE NEW Al BRIG ROBERT DILLON
.NAN BLATcHFoRD Master, having the bnlk car
IEESEYg 60 engaged, will take few hundred bale
-ssS@s cotton and light freight to I'll up aud sa
promptly. WILLIAM ROACH.
December 10
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TRAVELLERS PASSING TEN0C GH:
CHARLESTON EN- Rou LIE TO FLoEEDA, AIKEN
-,r.e,.., And other places, should rot tat
ZicS+9saf.S 10 lay in their supplios et pRoVis =
IIE;37shJk4fVS IONS, OLARETs, cHAMPAGNES
-G$-Asaa&45-. eoRDIALs. BRaEDleS. WIS
KIES, WINES, CANNED MEATS, SOUS, &c.
Pates OF Wild Game and Dcvicd Ham for Sand
wishcs and Lansheons.
R1TSend for catalogue.
WM S. CORWIN i CO.,
No. 275 Klng.streei,
Between Wentworth and Beautain,
Charleston :. G.
Branch Of No. 900 Broadway, corner 10Th street,
Naw Yort Ootober2S
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NEW YORK AND CHARLES
STEAMSHIP LINE.

s~ TIE SPLENDID sEDE ..dtEE
<SstsS.sS;SS9 <SstsS.;SS9 STEAMSHIP MA HAITIAN, ooD-
.r%MEtZSsN HULL Commander, VIA leave "a,;cr's
5ssSsSsS Wharf on Saturday, the 18th re:om-
ber, OF half.past hree o'clock Q. N.
a9-lh through Bills OF Lading given to Boston aud
Providence, K. I.
s-Insurance can be obtained on these steamers at
4 per cent
For Freight or Passage, having splendid Cabin
accommoda ions. apply to
JAMES ADGER < CO..
Corner Adger's Wharf and East BaY TIP %tars'.
The steamer JAMES ADGER Will follow on Tues
day the 18th December, ut - o'clock.
December 10 tls1
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EOR NE& YOnk.
REGULAR LINE Every THURSD.A I
PASSAGE REDUCED TO SIS.

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<S5,ttrlISss - Captain cRowEIL VIII le,c' Vander-
.,,y5NEILye5T -horst's wharf on Thu' 'sday, De
cember TO- at Three O'clock P. M.
December RAVENEL Il OO.. Agecl'.