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WILBUR u SOW,
REAL ESTATE BROKERS s. AUCTIONEEISI
No. 80 Broad street, Charleston. y. C+SS
Borrow aud loan money, attend to colIo~H
rents. and al manner OF claims. %wfafxf
July - aS
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@CoNSIGNEES' NOTICE. CONsTGNEEs
per British bark AGRA are hereby notified that she
has been entered under the Five Days act All goods
not permitted at the expiration of that period will be
sent to Custonhousc Stores. RAvENEL 4 co.
npccmbpr
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PACIFIC MAIL STEAMSHIP ComPY's

PACIFIC MAIL STEAMSHlF COmPt'B'
THROUGH LINZ 70
CALIFORNIA, CHINA AND JAPAN.
FREIGHT AND PASSAGE AT GREATLY HS
DUCED RATES
:. A-e STEAMERS OF The ABOVE
.;?TSTSqtSS line leave Pier No. ~, North River,
sL<TeslESif3S foot of Canal-streat New York,
10 o'clock nom, of the lat, 9th, 18th
and oath Of every month icxcept VIXEN these dates
fall on Sunday then the saturday preceding).
Departure Of LIST and oath connect at Panama with
steamers for South Pacific and Central Am erican
ports These OF 1st touch at Manzanillo
Departure Of 9th OF each month connects w1ta
tho new steam line from Panama to Australia aud
New Zealand.
Steamship GREAT REPUBLIC leaves San Fran
cisco fer China and Japan January 4, 1859.
No California s.ealners touch Ut Havana, but 90
direct from New York 10 Asp;nwall.
One hundred peuuds baggage Tree to each aduft.
Medicine atd attendance free.
For Passage Tickets or further information apply
ut the COAIPANY'S TICKET OFFICE, on the wharf,
foot of Canal-7trect, North River, New York.
March Il Tyr T. R. BABY, Agent,
INLAND ROUTE.
THROUGH TICKETS TO FLORIDA.
CHARLESTON AND SAVANNAH STEAM PAcKE 7
LINE: VIA BEAUrORr AND HILTON HEAD,
CONNECTING WITH
THE A TLANTTC AND. GULF RAILROAD AND
CONNECTIONS FOR ALL POINTS IN
FLORIDA.
@s TIE FINE, FAST STE AM z Z
GsssezsasS1 p - FiLOT BOY, Captain FENN PECK. VIII
leave C6nrlcton on Monday and Thursday -~ornings,
at Eight o'clock. Returning, leave :agannah on
Guesdr and Saturday Mornings, at halfPass Eign
o'clock.
For Freight or Passage apply to
JOHN FERGUSON,
December 30 Accommodation Wharf
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BY TELEGRAPH.
RESURRECTION.

SAVANNAH IN STATE OF STREET.-THE NEGROES
ARMED IN LARGE NUMBERs-TREMENDoUs EX-
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spefial uotifrs.

PUBLIC MARKETS.-JANUARY /,
1s69.-The Markets will be closed Ta,s Morning at
Nine o'clock WILLIAM KIRKWOOD,
January1 Chief Clerk.
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FOR CHEEAyV, GEORGETOWN,
AND ALL LANDINGS ON THE PEEDEE RIVER
zEDl THE STEAMER PLANTER, CAPT
.l1as.S &c G. WHITE, is receiving freight q
Accom- moda.ioa Wharf, and VII leave Sdturdd
Morning, January I'd, at Seven o'clock.
For freight or Passage apply to
December 80 s JOHN FERGUSON.
FOR BRUNSWICK, GA.
-GmoA IHE STEAMER DICTATOR,
.lEzssssegl,. Captain CHARLES WILEY, will touc
at thus iaint every Wednesday, leaving savannah a
Nine A. ~, and on her return trip Will touch tnere
on Saturday Afternoon, arriving buck ct Savannah
on Su,uily Aornin9. J. D. AIKEN Co.,
November q Agents.
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A NEW PEINCirLE DISCOVERED.

, PHYSICIANS wonder at the txtraor5i inary powcr o,
nHhDWAfS ) RENOVATING RESOLVENT in curing
.ne worst forms or Scrofulous. Syph.cid, Chronic
SKIN diseases, and its marvellous power III rssyfyr
ca'cuious concretions affording immediate reef3ns
consequent cure OF Diseases of the Kidney Bladder
- aivSr Lungs. pancreas Spleen. Its rapid influences
~ tne cure OF Diabetes, Incontntnce or scantv t,r
Dd albllminous, cloudy urine; its almost instant a.
ncacy IN stopping Itching and painful dscharye NJ
S1 ~, "au = 1s singular power in curing discharges
rom rom the Uterus and Uretbra, Leucorrh9a BlooIs
URINE, and other unhealthy and Weakening os
Gnarges;-and inquire wherein the SARSAPAHiL.
io, usea IN the Kenevatng Resovent differs from
oruhtry todTSdpdTtHdS Sars lparillian is the onlv
principle In Sarsaparilla that possesses curnt,r,
ProperaeS all other parts of the root are ipert and
useless. one ounce OF the extract obtained under
Dr. Halfway snew process for extracting the cnr,1v.
properties from vegetable substances Contains mora
Of the true principle of cure than tyo,t1 ,Ho,,, 10
the ordinary roots. h ~
SAKSAPARILLIAN is only one of the norc,1,or,s
mat m forms this truly wonderful medicine; and 10
u! !he only compensatlng remedy that communicated
ues through the BLOOD, SWEAT URiNE pn1
otner secretsons, securing q Harmonious tunrtiona1
OF every dePraved organ and gland in the sys
make 1t pure. If the Lungs are liberated ana sor
secreting thick phlcgn and pruroIept mater tno
nesolvent viii loosen this deposit and repair tho
the skin Is covered with plmDles spots nnstn,os
sores. ulcers. &C.. the Resovent will Quickly removs
.ncse annoyances. Ii mercury is deposited IN tho
zones ana has accumulated IN the systo,n the 10
solvent VIII drive it out If the Throat or Bronch,o,
Glands arc liberated. the Resolyent viii cnre t,aSo
Signs OF all early waste. Direct remedies possess
increase the functional secretions of on organ ~,
suspend'ng the constituent secretions of others.
nence' oompcnsatng remedy like the Resolvont ia
the only means OF permanent cure
BEAR In MIND THAI EVERY DROP OF B1 DON
lnnpregnated wAth the Resolvcnt and absorbed ia
snRps sup 1He waste OF the booy win make pure sound
taken commences its work OF publication and m
creasng the appetite and flesh.
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qualities there is Light supply on the market
and may be quoted at S11@12 y NJ. Common is
selling at $5@8 % M; and city sawed lumber at
$20@26 y NJ
FREIGHTS-To Liverpool by steam. room is held
at s1d. on uplands, and Id on island; by sail,
7-16d. on uplands, and sd. sea islands, To
Havre nominal. To tho West Indies, Cuban ports
north side on lumber, 50 90 in gold, and $40
south eide. Coastwise-To New York by steam
20 % fb on uplands, and 1c islands,
50 ~ tierce rice: by sail. 40. % 1b up
lands and 81 80 % ticrce rice; on boards
$11 p M, on resawed lumber Sill % NJ. ON timber
sls To Boston, by steam, via Baltimore, 1c. p Id
on Gotten and = y terce OH rice; by sail &c.
" 10 on cotton, S12 90 . NJ. on resawed lumbe i
and Sl3 90 % NJ. on timber To Philadelphia &c,
o 10 on upland Gotten by steam aud &C. Is
lb by sail; on flooring boards 50 @ H.. on re-
sawed lumber, $40; on timber, $12 81 % NJ.
10 Baltimore, by steam, cotton &C.. rice %
tierce, 81 rs; phosphates, q 1000 ibs, 81 in
packages, in bulk Us per agreement; lumber
u $S@10, as in size; wheat y bushel &C. in sacks
By this line to Philadelphia cotton, &c;
rice % tierce So 0C; phosphate per ton, Sc
in packages. TO Louisville, KY, on rice, Toe. Ys
hundred To Cincinnati 65c. To st. Louis Soc,
BY sail on boards and scaning hence to Baltimore.
50; on lumber $40; phosphates S5. Vessels in
demand at neighboring ports for lumber and timber
freights. and high rates arc offered.
MISUNDERSTANDING Bills-Tho rate yesterday
was nominal at 14511@1451z for sixty day bills.
DOMESTIC ExcHANaE.-The banks are purchasing
sight checks on Now York 4 dis. days q discount.
They are selling sight checks at par.
GOLD.-The brokers yesterday buying at
81, ind selling at 35.
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LIST OF SHIPPING
I'm the Port of Charleston, December 81.
vEs-&Ls UNDER 100 TONS. AND STEAMERS coAsr1sa
WITHIN THE STATE EXCEPTED.
STEAMSHIPS.
Champion. 141S tons. Lockwood, at Adger's wharf
:, for New York. loading--James Adger l. Co.
Magnolia 1908 tons, Crowell at nderhorsts wharf
for New York, ready-Ravenel & Co.
ometheus, 6s1 tons, Gray, at Atlantic wharf for
Philadelphia, ready-Jno 4 Theo Getty
SHIPS.
Owego. 073 tons, Post, at Atlantic wharf for Liver
pool, loading-W Smith & Co.
scotswood Br 745 tons, Yeaman, at Boyces wharves,
for Liverpool, loading-R Mure & Co.
sumter. oSo tons Keene, at Brown Co.'S wharf,
from New York. waiting-Master.
PEDRO Pandoht tSpanish), 824 tons Amenoual at
:, Atlantic aa,,.s.wh wharf for Liverpool onding Hall
New Orleans, ready-Wm Roach.
Gorilla Ibr) 700 TONS Jones. at Brown & Co.'S wharf,
from Liverpool, discharging-R Mure & Co.
BARKS.
Borneo (Br, 705 tons. Card, at Boyce IL Co.'S
wharf. for Liverpool, loading-R Mure & Co
Lizzie f. s95 tons, Spring. at Brown & Co.'S wharf,
Gauss IN G), 655 tons, Culver, at Atlantic wharf for
Liverpool loading-G Hop.cy g. Co.
Monneguash (Brl 624 tons, Murray. at Boyce & Co.'S
Fgeria, go TONS sarrett at Atlantic wharf fo. xiv.
erpool loading Paterson & Stock
wharf: 70. Liverpool, loading Willis & chisolm.
Pawnee lBriish), 674 tons, Hutton, in the Stream,
from Dublin, walting-Mhster.
OLYMPIA (Spanish), 48l TONS Pons. at Browns wharf
fron Cienfuegos, waiting-W Hall.
Agra Bri ish) 639 tons Fullmore at Vanderhors "a
wharf, from Liverpool, discharging-Ravenel& &
BRIds.
Robert Dillon. 453 tons, Blatchford, in the Stream
for Boston, ready-W Roach.
Pensativo. lspanish 21l.tons Walls, at Union wharf
from Havana, waiting-P Esnard.
SCHOONERS.
L Davis. 800 tons. Bishop, at Kerr's wharf, for
Providence, loadDg-AIascr
Azelda y Laura 1G0 tons, AIcrndo, in the Stream
for West indies, ready Bart & Wirth
Amos edwards. 3l4 tons, Somers, in the Stream for
Philadelphia. ready-HF f Baker L. CO.
w Smith. 295 tons. Tookcr, in Ashley River for
New Yera, loading-W Roach.
ter. Pa loading Baker 4 CO.
N Hawkins, 800 tons, Wyatt, at Adger's wharf for
Bfston, lopding--W koaoh.
charles Comery. 152 tons, Kuhn, in the Stream for
Northern Port. ready-L i Potter
Arctic, l94 tons, Ogden. al Kerr's wharf, from Now
Jsae nason, sss tons. Van C1snf In the stream, for
Georgetown, c, ready--W noach.
Myrover, 41s tons, Brown, at Adger's wharf for
New York, losding-W Roach.
oni1n Tlag ~ tons Malony. in Ashley River, for
Ranger, 90 tons. Geoiing, at Browns wharf. from
e Portland, rtIi, Me, discharging-T Tupper & sons
Jos Wilson, 271 tons. Somers, in Ashley River
Tor q Northern Port, loading--H f Baker & Co.
Mary III Riley, 2sa tons. Riley. at Bcyce's wharf for
N,,,io ifnna,adelphia. y loading-Budd-& Blake
Nellie Burgess, 141 tons, McKeen, In Ashley River
for Northern Port loading-Wm Roach
u M F1tzpatrick, - tons, Smith, at Palmetto wharf
from Philadelpnia-H Baker & Co.
surprise, - tons, Symmes. at Central wharf from
Fhiiadeiphta, diecharging-H Baker C CO.
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Exports for tho WceJx ending Thursday
December 81.


FOREIGN.
HARBOR ISLAND, BAH-Per schr Rosalie-23, 600
feet Lumber, 1909 Shingles, parcels Bacon, "a
bbls Flour. 40 bags Com and Peas, bbs Grist
and 20 bbls Meal
DOMESTIC.
BOST0N-Per schr Amos Edwards-93 casks Rice,
93 bales Cotton, 80 bales Paper, 40 tons Iron,
l2.799 bushels Rough Rice
NEW YORK-Per g.eaEaaelir Manbattan-1166 bales
Upland ana 20 bales Sea Island Cotton, 162 tier
ces Rice, 63 bales Yarn, 23 pkgs Sundres, 81 pkgs
Fruit and 80 Empty Barrels. Per eamship
Jornes Adger-113l bales Upland Cotton, leA Ter
ces Rice, 30 bnes Domestics and o. pkgs sun
dries. Per steamship Magnolia-l219 bales
Upland and Al bags Sea Island Cotton. % bales
Yarn, Q Ho~e~o nivo, iu4 DDls kosln, 6O casks
Clay, and AZ pkgs Sundries.. Per schr N w
Smith-1S0, GOO feet Timber and Lumber, II 2 bags
Cotton Seed, Piano and bexes Books
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES steamship Prometheus--50C
bales Cotton. 10 bales Yarn, hags Peanuts, 78
casks Clay, 80 tierces Rice, 2 bales Cotton Root
Bark, IL bb!s Seed, 90 Packages and 80 Empty
Barrels.
BALTIMORE-Per steamship Falcon-fO2 uerces
Rice, 700 bales Upland Cotton. At bales Yarn, &c,
" bales Rags, 3i2 pkgs Fruit, 70 bales Hides 20
pkgs Sundres 10000 feet Lumber.
FALL RIVER, MASS-Per schr Charles Comery-
10.900 feet Lumber.
NEW ORLEANS-Per ship II Southard-454 bales
Hay.
GEORGETOWN. C-Per schr Jane-.lo0 tons
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Eeassezagers.

Per steamship Magnolia for New York--wm War.
ner 0 Miles. ThenAas Brown, Henry Boabee, 8
Spencer, Charlep Eaker ana T. G Whitney.
Per steaaer City Rc1nt, frem Palatka. via jackson.
vile. Fernandina and Savannah Miss Mullen, Mrs
Rich, Baker. hsrnandez. " Massey, J NJ Patter-
son. Milnof, x II Abrams, E Mantouc. Osten-
eorR. WI Parker. R Kimball, E Foster. NJ wal
con, Whitney w Tiott, Thurston. Mr. Whitney
and lady. Mr Trott and lady, q wibbard,. Miss
deck. -T VA
per steamer Pilot Boy, Savannah via Beaufort-- O
Lowsing, Mrs Owens. M Humphrey. M u Cohen,
" g Allen, b Matthews, G r Colcock, H Coicock, 4
Yerdier, W M 0hts0lm, M Hayward, O I stolbrand,
W Mood, II Holmes and Mrs Mccants, mn
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Markets by Telegraph.
FOREIGN MARKETS.

LONDON. December 31.-Noon.-Consols 9aA
bonds 74M.
LIVERPOOL. December 31.-Noon. active
Sales $4,000 bales; sales of the week 87o00 exports
10000 Speculation 10000 Stock 352, ,00O of whicl
$4,000 are American. Corn 37s 3D.
Two r. M.-Cotton ahoat 2e5 900 bales, of which
600 are American. Pork hrmer and higher at eos
Bacon 53s Cd. Lard Cos. Tallow 4Ss.
Evening Cotton firm; uplands on the spot, 10 "a
ahoat, 102a; Orleans, 113Sd; sales 5000 bales
Provisions and produce unchanged.
HAvRE, December 31.-Cotton frmer on the
spot and ahoat; on the spot, If 26c.
DOMESTIC MARKETS.
NEW YORK, December 31--Noon.-Money SHARP
at 7. Sterling, 9%. Gold, 342l. 62's. 1o1k.
Evening Cotton steady and active; sales $500
bales at &c. Flour dull, Western and State supe,
SIS s5a615 Southern dull, common to frr extra S7a
z co. Wheat and corn unchanged Fork scarcely
irmer at S27 50a2s. Lard firmer at 17Aa17s<
Whiskey quiet and nominal. Turpentne 46>s Ro.
sin 50 55a7 so. Freiehts quiet-on cotton by steam
2sa7-16. Money stringent at per ce Mt in currency
with KAN commission. Sterling quiet OF 91a9%.
Gold 3424a342s. Governments firm. GAS II Kali H.
State bonds dull with decline North Carolinas,
there being no money here to pay interest-other
bonds firm; Tennessees, old and new, coz; North
Carolina 60a601a; Virginia, old, 55sla5e4; now 57a
57A.
WILMINGTON, December S1.-Spirits turpentine,
nothing doing. Rosin active at 81 for strain
ed and No. 2. Turpentine active, prices unchanged.
Tar active. Cotton steady; advanced "a.
AUGUSTA, December 31.-Cotton closed quiet ;
sales 416 bales; middhng 241ac; receipts S53 bales
SAVANNAH, December 3l.-Cotton opened weak
and closed firm; middlings 24kc; sales s71 bales;
receipts 3174 bales Net receipts for The week al
bales islands and '2O, 22O bales uplands; coast
wise 1872 bales islands; total 373 bales islands
and 2O.22O bales upiands Exports TO Great Britain
69 bales sea islands and 5113 bales uplands; France
SO bales sea islands and 1920 bales upands coast
wise l21 bales sea islands and 1884 bales uplands.
Stock 3423 bales sea islands and 43 973 bales uands
MOBILE, December 3l.-Cotton receipts for week
204 bales; exports to Great Britain 23 295; to all
other foreign ports 1851 coastwise 1874; s ok 46
25S Ihe market to-day was quiet at 24sIc for mid
dlings sales Of the week 1O,450; sales to day 500:
receipts e65; exports 3189, oNO'
New ORLEANS, December 31.-Cotton receipts for
the week. 22,093; exports foreign solo; coastwise
6399. Receipts to-day. 304O Exports, 5000. Steok
1913 lao. Sales to-day, 1900 bales Sales of the week
4l,oco bales; middlinss. 241a24s1, cloaing at the
outside figure Gold, 351a; sterling, At; commercial
45ala4654; York sight exchange u per cent discount
Sugar yellow clarified, 13al321 Moasses Arm; COM
mon. 521aa55; prime, 63a65: choice, 81.
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1@illamfial an0 Commercial.

The Charleston Money Market.
TunEsDAv E)ocapobar &c

THUKsDAY, December 81, 1868.
The principal business during the week has been
in City Of Charleston stock, which the bears have
attempted to force down, with but little SUCCESS.
The impression prevails that, even if the Supreme
Court grant the mandamus in the election case the
effect on city stock will not be permanently unfavor-
ble in face Of the fact that the city may be expected
TO resume the payment Of interest in April next.
This has encouraged the bulls, and they deter
mined to hold their stock for full prices Yesterday
the stock was in active demand, and IS was offered
and refused for large amount 1t is doubtful
whether the stock could have been bought for less
than 81, and the market now is hardening fast
Bank of the state bills fell off rapidly when it be-
came known that Governor Scott would not issue the
bonds of the State for the bills which had been fund
ed. These bills which sold as high "a fifty q week
or two ago, are now called 20.
SOUTHERN BANK RIIrs
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@arine Mews.
Port of Charleston. january L
Arrived Yesterday.

Sloop Julia, from Cooper River. 14GO bushels
hongh Rtec TO Thurston Il Holmes.
sldop George from Saptee. 1900 bushels Rouob
NICE. 10 hurston Holmes and w Bee & co.
Soop Ellen, Gradick, Cooper River. 1900 bushels
Rough Rice. To Z Howard g. Bro.
Boat from Johns Island. bags Sea Island Cot
ton. To Roper Stoney.
Steamer City Point, McNolty, Palatka via Jackson
vile, Fernanaina, Savannah, &c. SO bales Cotton
&C. 10 ID Aiken u Co. Fraser & Dill Kirkpatrick
y Witte, w NJ Lawion, Frost & Adger j A EpsIow g.
GO, 9 Averill. NJ X Robbins, H Bischoff & &C. W b
Wl1ams. q II Ingraham & Son, Mrs Fl Cohen J e.
M'lnor Co, W NIB, G w ", s & N p Wineman
Commander Stone, DR. p Porcher and Gibbes q,
Co. ~ "
Steamer Pilot Boy Peck, Savannah via Beaufort.
4O bags Cotton Seed, 42 bugs Sea Island and bales
Upmnd cotton To John Ferguson, Hopkins, NC
Pherson 6 Co. Susan Holmes, w g Holmes Rit
Ter. L Cuthbert, w NJ Lawton, pinckney Brothers.
johnston, Crews & Co. kirkpatrick & Witte, J =
eoan, stenhouse & Co, and Nj II Cohen
Cleared Yesterday.
Steam ship Magnolia, Crowell, New York-Rayenel g.
Ship G Southard, Ross, New OrIep pns-Wm Roach
Schr Smith, LOCKER New York VIM Ro,ch
Schr SOPHIA Cruse, Savannah-J A Enslow & Co
From this Port.
Bi itish steamship Golden Horn, McBeath, Liver.
pool, Dec 13.
Steamship Manhattan. Woodruff, New York, Dec 49,
Cleared for this Port
Steamship Charleston, Berry, at New York, Dec %.
~ 80
Memoranda.
The schr Josiah ,Whltehouse, from Rockport. Me.
for Charleston, Q, arrived at Newport, l. Decem.
Def ~. - ~
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RADWAY'S READY RELIEF.

-,very kind of pain, whether rheumatism. Men.
ralgia Toothacho, Pans in the Chest, side Lungs.
Stomach. Bowels. Kidneys, Spine. Legs. Arms Fee.,
the pain.
Taken internally, twenty drops to a teaspoontul
would cure, and will cure Asiatic Cholera Fever
nation cs tho Bowels, Cramps, spasns, Darrhcea.
Dysentcry, and every PAIN that exist in the in
side OF man. woman child: this was RADWAY'9
READY RELIEF Of 1847, and 1t IL RADWAY'S RE-
LIEF, greatly improved. In 1868.
We then started it in Its mission Of relieving tho
nf,m paln-stricken. sick distressed and crippled
OF NIL nations throughout the world and now to-day
1t Is used, patronizcd and revcred as household
necessity, In the palaces of Sultans, Emperors
Kahn os Kings, High Priests, Nobles as well as in
the cottages OF the laboring classes Of every nation
III the face CT the earth.
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C0nsignees per Northeastern Railroaa
December 81.
30 bales Upland and ID bales Sea Island Cotton 1866
buahels Rough Rice, Furniture, Bacon, Mase, sc,
To Brown, II BschoT & Co. stoll, Webb & Co, Rave
mol Go, Mowry y Go, w Ryan, Pel1er, Rodgers &
GO, Mazycks Balters, 8 y Stoney G. V Pritchett,
II Klatte q Co, J r O'Neil & Son, ID O Ebaugll, w E
Eripp. " Williams & Go, Reeder Davis. b A d J
Early. q III Walter q Go, q w Clark & Co. g H In
graham b Son. Frost & Adger. 8 l. Howard d Dro.
Gail!srd Minott, Waring, j Young, Nachman Il
90, II silcox, Jeffofds Go, w Bee g. Co. Schir.
mer, 0hisolm Bros. Railroad Agent, and Order.
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THE DAILY NEWS.
OFFICIAL.

y LIST OF LETTERS remaining iu the Posto1ace at
ACharleston, for the week ending LFOEMBER 3d.
G8sS aud printed officially in The DAILY NEWS as the
Ahewspaper having the largest circlp in the City
Z of Charleston,
@8- Persons calling for Letters Ad verted, should
's thss saeg hours Srs aYest.sss ,asm On sun
A|daya sanm to P. NJ. ~ o-1Eyor,,
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so Persons deposting letters in the Postofice
will please place the stamp the upper right
hand corner of the 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. January
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At COURTENAY's,
December IL fmw1mo No. BROAD-STREET.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1869-01-01
CONGESTION OF THE LUNGS CURED IN
THIRTY MINUyEssaa~ ~''~t'sz -
e
S@portantsto KNOW how to Use .a..
ways sHehdN Kelicf" I'm Acute
S.sa Dangerous AttaoAss
~ tsAlS, OWN CASE.

IL
GHS, OWN CASE.
On the 10th. was violently seized,
;l, wn Congestion OF the Lungs. For few DAYS pre
occaatai coughs, but being actively engaged naidy
.,a NO aspspA tg It, When seized, the pain was So
and e1cruciating that every br.otl
arawn M was Aee red hot knife cutting my lung. Re-
- NY aDspnt from home, sent out for three bottles OF
hADWAY.s RELTEE, applied ths entire lot to- nv ~,
lungs, foack shoulders &c. and Ia a fe,y roo.oan g
got up counter-irritation. Respirations ware easn
and As the skin became reddened al pain ceassyS
In par an hour was Tree from pain nd ali sions
OF Congestion, Inflammation, &c aon Ts,,a ss an
know how to use this remedy In yere attacks T1,a
same rule holds good in cases of Inflammation ~.
tne i.olns, Bowels, Kidney and Stomach Anniv
inc inc hELlEF freely; coax .se skin with IT, II viii
~ secure the witnorawal of the Inflammation,
to tie surface and ersons now sufferno NAV ~
THIRTY MINUTES, DO Tree from pain 80 -
CHRONIC INFLAMMATION.
I'm cases where Inflammation has ex,st.a so~ !.
iength OF TINE, In addition to the REIIEF take s,.s.
OF RAILWAYS PILLS. Powder them. In half an, !.
nour. IA most cases, they win operate. IF NOT re-
peat the DOSE In one or two hours at the furthest
Eney wil operate. and the patient soon get well In
sure to cure. Let II be tried. :"
JOHN RADwAY, M. D.
80 Dr.. Railways REMEDIES are sold nv Druu.
gusts and StorekeepeTs everywhere Get the New.
style. with India Rubber Cork. ~"
DOWIsa d NOISE,
AGENTS,
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Charleston, Q. @.
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