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New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-03-05

The banquette in front of the property. upon
whioh the building y p be erected shall have
dressed Ourbatones Of North river blue stone or
other stone Of equal good Queltgfwth bevs dressed
on the top 70 answer the alppe og the sides from
fhrse to ~ feet long fam 20 70 - inches wide, and
not less than inches thick. They shall BE- well set
in good JOINTS and in workmanlike manner. Thsg
shah be dulY inteFspersod in lengths Of from 10
feet throughout the work. according % the lines and
levels 81 the City Surveyor given.
The TOP Of the banquettes shall BE- properly graded
and arfed with the best quality fooled and Nressed
North rives haEstonea not less than inches thick,
faid and bsdded with closed and even joints In good
hydraulic cement mortar The size OF tze fsg-
sfonas shall b not less than feet b. test, Tbs
iSrrfonas for the protection Of the main cornico
shall Be not less than feet long andnot les than
fnohea thick
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-03-05

STREET OOArAussIoEER'sOl
Room No. Cit Z
New Orleans. March
MERE BROUGHT TO THE F0URI
w trict Pound, on Dryades street, betWa
son and Phillip streets, as estrays-
Five GOATS of different colors.
Which, If not claimed within three days a.
penses thereon paid, will be sold at public !
At said Pound, on SATURDAY, March n
at u o'clocG n. GEORGE D. III
w Street Commi
@. BLACK, SEN. for Controller.
STREET COMMISSIONERS o.
Room No City Il
New Orleans, March ,
WAS BROUGHT TO THE FRS.
w trict Pound, corner Lafayette ami
streets, as an estray-
One white and black GOAT.
Which, II not claimed within three dan
expenses thereon paid, will be sold at pub
At said Pound on FRIDAY, March {
o'clock NJ. GEO, d. "
Street Uomu
R. MCDONNELL. for Controller.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-03-05

WINDOW 97llInE3 10 DFl111 - D D I17lIlllI
aud Ialltu1t uai al 1aiur8 m fn usIl Of the pro
ent eid gEatlh 10 be feot b. fest IA The eeat
eul % nl2o4 ~ e1o eAm9 41F e t1o ao4lA cut g
Of Ni< iutheq bT thcH lrsH 4fauaa .5I !. I.
lHl1o viii no 81 iron 1t1 ~ t11 part li0Il ait Or
4a44s' at44Y 9E u4ladl -4l1 Halto % 20 20 lAo4
round Tennessee ilen, have 1o14 strong Aei4a sN4
The gallery Ia az 'front.' safq laqo.n4 2 pt.a1R q
hare fnit4lI4 alotFnt lf64 h1sckqia q aufaci1nt
nnnnMNA-LLLn- WOW.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-03-05

Tho whole of the roofs shall be slated ia the very
best woTkmanlike manner, with the best quality
10x16 inch WEIGH States put on with inches lap or
leaks for year after the building is finished the
ridges and hips to be covered with the best English
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New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-03-05

The whole front, rear yards, and banquette shal
be Graded TO the required level so as TO carry tn
water 70 the 'front.' and shall be tagged with the bes
Of North river flags, CUTTERS laid in cement, propa
drainage established, and built as the City Surveyo
may direot.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-03-05

No. TC|
New Orleans, FebIua|
WAS BROUGHT 10 THE TIL
w tFict Pound. corner Of AAarigny =
streets. A. An estray-
One gray HORSE, fourteen hands hip
Which, II not claimed within i've q
expenses thereon paid. will b sold q
tion ct said Pound on "WEDNESDAY.
A's'' ~ = GEORGE .. a
R. McDosnrI1, for Controller. u
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-03-05

The rain water ciBtern shall be supported on L
inches brick wall ~ bricks footings At the bottom
diminished in the usual mannesi the walls 70 be
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-03-05

AL the wood and iron work usually painted Of the
inside and outside Of the front and rear buildings
terms, and such other werk, shall have three goou
coats Of first quality pure English white lead, and
be chosen by the City Surveyor.
The last coat Of the main bnliding inside may 30
Of French Whito nc, fnished nat.
The outaide window blinda 70 be fniahed With Paris
green the front doors to be painted mitalion Ct
work which faces the gard shall b. patasa the color
70 hs chosen By the surveyor. -
best Of materials Of every knd, and the
TO 81 81 the best description IN every respect
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-03-05

The ohimneys to have fire places where shoEA on tn
plans, with separate and proper size smoke lues
well paryetted from top to bottom and neatly top
ped out to the required elevation above the roof
The hearths Of all the fre-paces shall be land wit
IL slate stones on inch brick trimmer arches.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-03-05

ofA11A0s
The lIahts in the Recorders court ahali Be GLAZED
with tho best Of Kusliah poliahsd plaso glass. AL
oihor chasing mast % doae with hrut quality aiusie
ether impeEfeofions, and vel beddocs hr1oziod. 4nq
au1tied The Whold Of te lights 70 be LETT clear and
perfect on the completion Of the building.
4e number q nzHf niAss, etc. 70 p - 1hqiestea
~ oas IL court shAn hare glass eonas
inches diameter inches l1n1. 81 aa 70 admin light
- shown us theplans s
Gas nlrx1 AN rgTUnEs.
Ths noossaus naa rin1s q proper aiss and Of rod
iron shall % provided ~ th9 contractor ana intro
dnoed into fhe aqfnfl1 ar1ftofnl1 throuz1cut she
hsnt mit6|l heildi11, And prison. Ihe cQtlotl 1or
ehanas iele ena efsoks.s ensl " Psesa g ~ MAA'e
IL Is.l ana service iran ne ltsls shan b pat Ia
f6sss s6sIl Be placed n shs--
Z isadssms skinsssists. each ileh.s With slohas
hsashstlIaht With elass sletsa
Aighta on ig11e'B desk
iIo5I vii Bornals and s.s. klobss, osa. z
hraaket lights.
- dTsnlishss Win tue Dds.sl- s.dh and glass
1sistsSt cisrk Room:
Qas efsp fhE ~ i've burners
una bracket light. "
Ise lis55 Is WIN 10 a1rnssI and uisss GIBBS.
81 lthlia6f "a 40 busnhrr SAD rI.ss globes
o6s siishk
Ava t,a5E.l Iszhns
[ C6IIlior 81 ile kIissn below
J Two blngtat ha1t1.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-03-05

The whole of the windows shall be trimmed and
finished to correspond with the finish of the several
doorwaysj they shall have TX glazed sashss double
hung with patent axle Dulleys, iron weights, and
good strong sash cord. Tho front and back WindoWa
Of the recorders court shall have lzinch fourfold
shutters in two heights, well hung on this inside
with best butts, and fastened with proper hooka.
bolts and ireR crossbars where fequiaite Two folds
of the shutters shall be finished with neat moulded
pannels, the other two folds to be blinds with
stationary Stats. =.
The windows in the yard shall have outside TX
inch Venetian blind shutters, we'll hung with the
best looss parliament butts and fastened with smut
ter fastenings and an eight+inch orossbolt
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-03-05

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New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-03-05

STREET CoNnussIoEEAs
No. I Git
New Orleans. MIt
WERE BROUGHT no THE F0URl.
w triut Pound, on Dryades street, betHs
son and Philip streets. as eatfaya-
Seyeh GOATS OF different eolors,
which, II not claimed within three days.
pensas thereon paid, will be sold at pubHcs
said Pound on WEDNESDAY. Merra
| l2c'clock n. GEORGE D, u
Street Cons
R. NoDossELL. for Controller.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-03-05

FOR many years it has been the custom
for the fire companies of New Orleans 10
have general parade on the fourth dsy Oh
March, but yesterday was a day to De
especially and long remembered oy 'ne
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1868-11-30

The stock CT cotton is estimated to-day at 4s5 4eO
bales, against 62so4O bales last year. thus showing
decrease Of 100 $50 bales. There are in stock
A,l10 bales Of American, against 117,4l0; $4,000
bales Brazil; against 60 $50; $3.50 bales Egyptian
against o. AGO. and 3O6 49] bales East India descr
tions against 298 600 last year. The quantity of cot
ton at sea for Great Britain is computed at 2e1 900
bales Tor $1,000 bales from America and 236, 1000
from East lndia against 25S 600 bales last year Tor
$4,000 from America and 2l6000 from East
India) thus exhibiting increase of 80 coo bales in
the quantity of cotton at compared with last yeal
Compared with the same date last year, the guam.
tity of cotton imported shows an increase Of
As, $40 bales; the quautity taken for consumption
an increase of 242 140 bales the actual export de-
crease of 1872 7sO bales; and the quantity taken on
SPECULATION an increase of 379,7s0 bales. Middhng
upland cotton is quoted at i07sd, against sgd; mid
ding Orleans at l1Id. against s2ld; fair Pernnm at
lid, against sgd; fair Egyptian at l1Md, against
9kd and fair Dhollerah Surat at 8A3, sglinst 6sd.
at tho same time in 1867. Compared With last
weeks figures the stock OF cotton shows de-
crease of 1850 bales; and in the interval the trade
have taken Alto bales and exporters IA. 760 bales,
together s6530 bales. The actual export has been
27 156 bales, and the import A., 7s0 bales
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1868-11-30

PICKLES AND SAUCES.
FROM CROSS & BLACKWELL. LONDON.
p1ccAL1LLI, MIXED PICKLES, P1cKLED WAL
White Onions, chow-Cho Gherkins
Walnut and Mushroom Catsups-pints and half.pnts
Sir Roit. Peel, Rea ing, Harvey, John Bull
Eoyul Osborn, India Soy, Beefsteak .auce
Best Durham Mustard, in bottles
C.lenan's Premium Mustard in tins
Curric Powder, Worcestershire Sauce
strasburg Meat. Anchovy and Herring Paste
Bordeaux, Spanish and Verdalles Olives.
BRANDY.
J.&F. MARrELr, oTARp, DUtUY & CO., AND
VINEYARD PROPRIETOR'S COGNAC,
CORDIALs.
CURACO4, cHARTREUsE. MARASCHINo
Rose. Anissette Noyarx
Parfait Amour. raspberry. Vanilla
Booker's Bitters, Hostetter's D.tters
Ieslie's German BItters, Vermonth.
GIN.
No1ET's IMPERIAL EAGLE GIN, scHIEDAM
SCHNAPPS.
RUN.
JAMAICA RUN, ST. cRoTX RUM.
WH1SKEY.
GLESLEvfT, CABINET, FAMILY
Bourbon, Pure Old Rye and Corn.
MADEIRA.
WELC9 BROTHERS SOUTH SIDE
Coli-Sicily Madeira
AMoNTILLADo, CABINET, otoroso, Golden, Super
Pale Tnble--From Harmony Garvey.
PORT.
COCKSBURN'S PURE PORT
Royal Uporto Company's and Burgundy.
CLARET.
N. JOHNSTON'S MEDOC and ST. JULIEN
proo1opboru Ernrns Mlr1n1ux Plnillac.
HOOK.
MARCOBRUNNER, LIEBFRAUMILCH
Gcise nheimer, Deidesheimer.
CHAMPAGNE.
YIN IMPERIAL GREEN SEAL Quarts and
Piper's Reidsieck pmts.
ALE AND PORTER.
BASS AND ALLSOp'S PALE Ale
r. Younger's and Je6rey's Strong Ale
Hilbert's and Edmonds' Brown stout
CANNED GOODS.
PATE d. FuIES Dole, rRUFFLES MUSHROOMS
ASPARAGUS Extra Green Peas, Green Corn
Tomatoes, P, aches Pineapple
Strawberries, Sardines. Salmon
Lobster, oysters. Fresh Mackerel
Roast Beef, Veal Mutton
Condensed Milk, Essence OF Beef
Preston and Mcrrilrs and Pioneer Yeast Powders.
PRESERVES AND JELLIES.
GREEN CAGES. PEACHES
Apricots, Maribclls. L. !. Ginger
Currant. Apple and Guava Jellies
Dundee Marmaade
SOAP.
FAMILY. EXTRA AND No. SOAPS
Toilet soap OF every variety.
November %
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changed Corn qulet-new ear 6sa6Sc. "hiSAe'
firm at ss. Mess pork 500 75a23. Lard dull
LOUISVILLE, November r2s-Corr-choice o'a0uo'
superfne -four s5 25asG. Mess lork s:S' Lafa i0''
Raw whiskey 9Sc.aS1.
v,1M1seros November os.-spisits of turpenire
A. Rosin 81 s5aa 5o Turpentine seas 10.
s.v,yx.z November os-cotton opened quie!
and closed dull with &c dechne-mluoongs Z'tac'
sales 2Os bales receipts 1,72S bales
MOBILE, November 2s.-Cottoz-market quiet;
sales $50 bales; middlinys 2Sc receipts SAG bale'
NEw ORLEANS November 2s.-cott'n IN unchanG
Ell and demand light; m:1dliugs 231<a93Hc; sales
5000 bales; receipts s4 Gs bales; exports s4o4 bales
6old 1851 Sterling nZ-commercial 452ia46&; bank
6xs7 New Yorb: sight KAN discount.
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The Liyerpool Cotton Market

LIVERPOOL, November 13.-CorroN-lFrom tho
Brokers' Circular -The demand for c1tton has fall
en- c,f materially; the market has become dull, and
Closes a decline of "a per To- island has been
in fair request at unchanged prices. American has
declined I'd per ID. having been very freely offered,
Notwithstanding the smallness OF the stock. New
York udvices to the 11th instant quote miidin9
costing to sell in Liverpool 10Td per lb, by steamer.
Brazil has been in moderate demand. and prices are
about I'd per Id lowtr than last week. With Egyp-
tian the market has been abundantly supplied, and
the better qualities have been irregular at decline
OF fully I'd per h. The business in East Irdia has
been much mo moderate OF late, and with large
quantity offering, prices have declined about I'd per
10 in most qualities.
In America Ito arrive the transactions continue
extensive and the latest quotations are-American.
basis Of middling January shipment, from any
American port 92ld; New Orleans, November-De-
cember 1Od; Mobile, October-November. led per ID.
The sales of the week amount to ca 210 bales, in-
clu ing 1880 speculation and 141G0 declared for
export leaving H. ,770 bales to the trade. The &C.
tual export of American is not deducted from the
stoca this week, as it not included in the stock
declared on the 5th instant. Friday, November Is:
The lies to-day amounted to 10000 bales including
5000 on speculation and for export, with dull mar
ket and prices rather in favor Of buyers.
SALES OF COTTON FOR WEEK ENDING NOV. I2
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Markets by Telegraph.


LONDON, November -Noon.-Consols 94L;
bonds 74Ha75.
PARIS, November -Noon.-Decrease Of bullion
in the Bank Of France 1000, ,OOOf
LIVERPOOL, November -Noon-Cotton quiet;
saler 0000 bales sales Of the week 109 900 bales;
exports s20c0 bales; speculation $4,000 bales s,ock
on hand Sso 900 bales whereof % 900 are American.
HAVANA, November 27.-Sugar q little animated
and firm; No. 70. sash Ieals. Potatoes active at
s3 Co. Bans quiet at 16k reals. Flour s12 Ster-
ling 15al5K Federal currency, long, S21saS31k;
ehort 3Oas1 discount Gold, long, sa4; short 5a61S
premium.
LONDON November 28-Afternoon.-Consolss s4H.
Turpentine 2es. Sd. Tallow 5os. 3D.
LIVERPOOL, November 2s-Afternoon.- Cotton
quiet; uplands aaoat 1880. Breadstuffs heavy.
Common rosn 6s. Cd.
DOMESTIC MARKETS.
NEW YoHK, November r2s-Noon.-Cotton opened
o shade lower. but closed steady under late cable
news; Gales 2SO0 bales at 26c. Money easier at 5a6
Sterling easier at 9HasH. Gold firm at 1s5AalS53s,
with sales for the week Of s642,00o The treasury
will sell half million on Monday next and three
hundred thousand daily the remainder Of the week.
Flour ihade better for lew grades; supcrane State
S. Seas 90. Demand for wheat chiefly speculative;
mixed Western 50 15a2 IT. Mess pork closed lower
and very heavy at sa6a27 so. closing at s26. Lard
quiet and unchanged; kettle 1614a163Sc. Groceries
and naval stores quiet. FreIghts quiet and un-
changed.
BALTIMORE. November %, P. M.-Flour quiet and
steady. prices unchanged /; Wheat steady: Corn
active-white 96casl o. yellow 81 10. Oats rye and
provisions unchanged.
CINCINNATI, November 2s.-Flour firm and un.
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PASSENGERS

Per steamship Manhattan, for New York; Archer,
Miss Ford, Hudgdon. Mrs NJ Muller and hvc
children, Monroe and Bell,
Per steamship Virgo from New York-Geo Saun-
ders, Huntley, C Parsons. " Pickering, Dun
lap, Loydel and C D PiodGcr.
Per steamer Dictator, from Palatka. via JACKSON
Vile Fernanlina and Sayaunah-Mrs S Solomons
and child. Mrs Solomous and Q children Miss Solo
mons and servant, Livinshon, Rev Il NJ Perry, VIM
Il Bronzon W Mcintyre, Miss Mathesor. Mrs Jones,
NJ Downey. Mrs Houston W Bee, W w NcMRan,
W E Lewis C Volt, J MunaInaker. A Laren-
don, " L Chceves, NJ Love. N Moore, B NC
Kay, Mrs Potter, Spanish Consul. Mrs DR. Fecto- and
servant Maj Aulden and sister, Mr. Ferris, Mrs Capt
Buckley, ] Tempeton and Troupe, Mr. Lainor Mr
Miller, and 16 on deck.
Per steamer st Helena. from Edisto and Rockville-
Mrs NJ Baker, Whaley NJ Whaley. Mlke!i, j
C Malonec, G. Waterman, + Reed, 81 tenuett,
Captain II L Farley and boy, " P Clmden, Wright
and 90 on deck.
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Consignecs per Southeastern Railroad

Consignecs per Southeastern Railroad
November 2S.
263 bales Upland and bales Sea Island Cotton 192
bbls Naval stores, $50 bushels Rough Rice, 73 bales
Har, Peas, Lumber, Mdze, &c. To Reeder x DAVIS,
Gaillard l. Minott, Frost & Adger, Bischotf + &C,
G W Williams 4 Co, G " CLARK & Go, G II Waiter
Co, Mazycks & salters, Graeser, Lee Smith 4 co, S
D Stoney, Marshall, Jr, W Bee Co, G Pritch-
EFT. Shackelford Kelly. A Johston Co, Sim
mons, D Dotierer. C " Seignious, W Courtney
Go, Baco', Pelzer. Rodgers l. Co. Caldwell Son,
B ONell " Bee 4 Co. Cohen L Co. " Ryan,
Mowry & Co, Ravenel & Co. Screven 4 Nisbet, Caas-
horn, Herring & Co, Jarvis Nachman co, j
Schirmer, q Government Railroad Agent, and Or
der
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Gommerfial.
Imports.

BREMEN-Per N bark Gauss-1 Chest, n Lohse;
/ cask Wine, Louis Secl; cases and cask Sun.
: dries, Haesloop; case Merchandise, Cas-
tens; $50 casks Beer and 1000 empty Demijohns,
Clacsus & witte; 20 casks Vinegar. Order; box
Merchandise, CDuensing; 50 cases Liquor, S94
cases Pipes and II casks Potatoes, Bollmann
Bros; so cases Liquor and l25 cases Pipes. b
=. Bischoff Co; 2Il5 cases Pipes, ] Campsen Co,
cases Personal Effects, G HUpley Co; ca
ses and Basket, ] Ogermsn; Case, G Logger
. man; / cask Wine, Csmpsen; and case Her
rings. to 6 Erkman.
MaTANZAS-Per brig John Pierce-10s hhds Molas-
ses, to W P Hall; 800 Lunches Bananas and $4,000
Oranges, to the Master.
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kirkpatrick Witte, " W Smith, Pelzer, Rodgers
co, R.eder & Davis, G Minor Co. G Walter L
Co, ] Euslow L Co, r Mey, Clark Co,
z Ryan. Goldsmith L Son, J Vance, B Sloan,
W Williams, Claghorn, Herring & Co, " Dukes
Co, Cohen Hanckel &sCo E Wiss, N Avetil,
L Howard s. Bro, and Welch & Brandes.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1868-11-30

100 PACKAGES CHOICE TEAS.
GREEN TEA.
Finest Hyson Young Hyson, Finest Moyune and
Gunpowder, Imperial Nankin.
BLACK TEA.
English Breakfast SouchonS
English Breakfast. Congou
Oolong. uncolored Japan
Pecco Mixture, particularly fine.
COFFEE.
MOCHA, GOVERNMENT JAVA
Madras, Ceylop Lagua!Ta
Rio, st. Domingo.
LOAF, CUT LOAF, POWDERED, GRANULATED
Extra Coffee Porto Rico, Muscoyado.
FLOUR.
EXTRA FAMILY. EXTRA AND sUPERFlNE
Dark and Light Buckwheat
Heckcr's Sefraising Flour
Scotch Oat Meal Corn Starch, Farina.
BISCUITS.
ALBERT (FROM SCOTLANDl
BENI'S WATER AND BUTTER
Cream, Created and Lemon, from Kentucky
Trenton Wine, Exton, Butter and Oyster.
FRUIT.
LAYER RAlSINS in whole, half and quarter boxes
Currants, Turkish Prunes
Frerch Imperial Pums, in jars and Tins
Almonds, CitroD, Pecan Nuts.
FISH.
SWEDISH sPrCED HERRINGS
Dutch HerriDgs. Smoked B.oater5
Smoked Herrings, Goldfish
Mess and Bay No. wackere', in half and quarter
bbls kits and half kits
No. Salmon, in kits and half Kits.
PROVISIONS.
DUFFIELD'S AND DAVIS CHOICE HAMS
Breakfast Bacon, Sugar cured shoulders
Smoked Beef Smoked Tongues
Fulton Market Beet, in half and quarter bbls.
CHEESE.
IMITATION ENGLISH, PINEAPPLE. EDAM
Sap Sage, English Dairy, State Dairy.
BUTTER AND LARD.
CHOICE ORANGE COUNTY BUTTER
Pure Laf Lard.
cox SPARKLING GELATINE, COOPERS AND
FRENCH GELAtINE
American and Russian Isinglas1. Saltpotre
Italian Maccaro roni and Vermicclll
Bordeaux and Italian Salad Oil
Bermuda Arrowroot, Tapioca
Sago, Mazina, Lentels
Split Peas White Beans
English Table Salt, Pearl Barley
Carroway and Mustard Seed, B. G. Soda
Day & Martin aud Mason's Backing.
SYRUPs AND MOLASsEs.
FINE*T SUGAR-HOUSE SYRUP
Amber Sugar Drippings
Golden Syrup
Porto Rico, Muscovado and Cuba Molasses.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1868-11-30

CORNER OF CALHOUN AND KING SThEEIS'
WE. THE UNDERSIGNED. HAZE RECEIVED:
and are receiving by every steamer nrge invoices OF
the CHEAPEST FALL GOODS which have ever been
offered in this market. City well as country buy
ers CO..: qave from fifteen to twenty-five per cent Dy
buying their Goods from the above firm.
A lot Of Dress Goods from 90 to 25 cents per yard
Best Irish Popllns. from 80 to so cents per gard
Calicocs at III, 12H and Is cents per yard lbestl
Bamoral Skirts, from 81 IS mp
81 White Table Damask, only 81 per yard
Brown Linen Damask, only Gu cents per yard
Worsied Table Cloths, from 81 25 up
large assortment OF White and Coored Fannels at
very low prices
800 par of Blankets. bought twenty-five per cent BE-
low COST will be sold from So mp
Colored Quilts. from 81 Is TO 81
White Marseles Quilts, 10.., Iii, 1914, from 81 so
Ladies' English Hose, without seams. from 81 to so
cents
satiuets from so 10 IS cents
large qany OF the latest style of Cassimercs, from
81 to 81 so
Ladies' Back Broadcloth, from 50 to So
variety oil Shaws, at So 50 90 So, So So Sd and 81
Browp and White shiriirg at 10. 121s aud Is cents
Also, fine branches of White Shirtns at very low
Ladies' and Gcrt's Underwear at different prices
Gents Socks from 10 up to so cents
The pest French Corsets, from 70 cents to 81
The latest style Of Felt I'd Straw Hats
Trimmings Buttons Ribbons, &C., at the lowest cash
prices.
Choice colors Empress Cloth, only 85c
Shepherds Paid from 90 to 2oc
Merinos from 50c up
A lot of Ladies' Black Cloaks from $500 up
Ladies and Mems Kid Gloves only SLIGO
Ea-Remember the CHEAP STORE, at the
CORNER OF CALHOUN AND KING STREETS.
WE ALSO NOTIFY OUR PATRONS AND The
public in general that have built an addition TO
our Store exclusively for BOOTS, SHOES, HATS,
TRUNKS, &c., which will be sold at the lowest cash
prices.
Call and examine Stock.
n35. ENTRANCE IN CALHOUN-STREET
FURCIGOTT & BRO,
No. 1877 KING-sTREET.
September 2l 3mo
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ConsIsnccs per Southl Carolina Railroad
November 2s.

1856 bales Cotton, 6l bales Domestics, 569 bushels
Grain. So bales Hay, SO cars Clay Wood. cars
LurnUr-, and cars stock TO Railroad agent, Il
P iug,c, G II Ingrahsm Son, q W Williams 1 Co,
Ward aw l. Carew, 1hurston L Holmes, Willis q
Chisolm L DeSaussure, Johnston, Crews K Co,
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Wilminston Market.

WILMINGTON, November 2s.-TunpEsTINE-
bbls at So 10 for soft and SO for hard q $50 lbs.
SPIRITS Observation-Disclosures steady, with sales Of
24l bb.s ct A cts 9 gallon.
RosIN- Sales of 55l bbls nt 81 g. for strained and
No 2, and 50 sOa3 for No 1.
No transactions reported in tar and cotton.
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Exports.

NEW YoKK-Per steamship anhattan-12s5 bales
Upland and IS bags Sea- Land Cotton, 112 tierces
Rice, ~ bales Domestcs so bundles Paper, ~
pigs Fruit, ss pigs Sundries and ITO empty Bar
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Columbia Market.

COLUMBIA November 2s.-corToS-!hero has
been fair usiness done in cott1n during the pass
week, on q isis o; 23c for midjiDg' The sa'es of
the week have been 447 bales as folors: at 2i5S:
81 Mt ?IY; e5 at o. IS ut 2I 90 at 22; OIL at %;
ct 201s; at 22%; at 23f; 80 at 22s5; % 22:yj
9 at ol 3l.lOQ; s ut 21I; As at 22G; 4 OF q,
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THE DAILY NEWS.
Woman's Sphere.
BIZ MISS Mu1ock

Bstter to love than to be loved
Better to sesve, and serving guide,
Than wait, with idle oars improved,
And tapping sail by each breath moved,
The turning of LIES solemn tide.
Live. work, and love as Heaven assign
For Heaven, or man, thy sacred part;
Ances ress of a noble line,
Or calm in maidenly decline =
But keep till death the woman's heart.
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shinneyys by Telegraph.
1Sr nE VESSELS

New YORK, November 29.-Arrived-Flag, ~ GeorSe
Washington, Ladona, Zodiac' Gen 'ra'''' An'ueS
and Gen Barnes.