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Boston Market.

HoSloN, Decemuc r. ~Sri EE-lhe trahsac-
siol> Ill coffee have Dc,n quite limited ami prices
remain about the aa!ac. Java has been Sclii:. III
-2t1Gs2J'ar. III gold, III bags a; pockets: ana i;iu
III iJt!lsc. gold. 81. JoMihgo Is quiet and pI.yrS
arr nop:nai. Rcerut itapuris hIve tCcn shipped
abroad.
IOIIoS.-Wr notice better demand for this arii.
cic and prices are nrln, with Il s!ma!i siuc; uat
i-Ei receipts ioi The season. lac sales iGvc hrcn
al 2tm2 &C.. iur cr!iiaiy: - e.1sc ur good uri-
nary 2itf255sc. ior t'W ui,i'iilnS, aIId .jtsei
:jc. q ID Ior m.Giin.s, Including upiiii,.s .Iid
Et! The market ciuscs steady UuI Iuiei a
these prices.
bOhE.ri>s.--Thcrc has been uu.;c an aciiy,
speculative demand Tor uiiuns and The market
IS Hr!il ~ tie recent 4i.tncr Wi,I lut Il SINAI,
>'ucE uieiing. Wuui.ehS remains wilIou: cnaIlgc
Out We luoh lor Il better tlvlIaut soon.
FEtiT.--Tlcfc has ucci! considerable doing IN
"ai.Sa IaiSlis ana inc lhLlhct II N!iicr. ",il
-i"S oI l!,uso packages al ~ v.,;,l "a u. H. unI
- i">> 'i>ruta'. .Or l1Ncr-. S!1Nrua ,;- h.,yV
been quiet al l4alGc for loose drums, and i5a2ic
Tor casee. BY auction ;he cargo vi ID Everett
nom tnyai. >'u ~ iulluW-; $3.50 bJS-> ..d!i.ts
n! 81 15ao 20; $40 baskets do SO l0a3 SO, and co
Sa>vs AZ - a. catA. Also III auction, L,eu noA-~
>myrha nES al l5,ealiiac per H..
htNNf iiAGS.--'inrrc HAS bcrn considerable AZ
iivtiy III Eunny ba.S IN New York, tie sties cIu.-
lri*iuE G.UU bales 1T lGali currency ana LvIvy
hags are nuw irln al the latter rates.
GrSNY Cl0rI.-Tnc market Is nrM iur EuunN
CLOTH, with sales at u Cts q yard currriic for l.
Inch, anu &c fur IL inch nuncSlic Daegin,. mas
'ce selling Mt 23ac currency.
NAVAL SToKES.-in spirits turpentiIc there -.
very little uung, the sales having bcGn conIincd
- small lUls al 46aiUl-c 4 gailun In tar rusin
ahu pitch no transactions.
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saxannnh Mnrxot.

SAVANNAH, Dcccmher 25-CoTTOS.-Thc mar
Set during the past week has hcen married hy
no features worthy OF note. "Stea,liness" en-
presses the sirGngtu uT the market here, and the
prevailing opinion Is that cotton viii vel he
king"
The market for the past week has hcrn very
active, and although decline has been exhibit cd
there Is actually no falling on In prices. Holders
are very firm, and refuse to spread Their samples
| 1t prices buyers feel disposed oiicr. The Of
alrlncd that the crop Is now in The market.
by our statement, which, with great palms We
Rave supervised, IL appears that the stock OH
hand and OH shinbUarI amounts to 100 bales
upland, and s2-s bales sea islanu.
The receipts for tlc week cntling today foot up
l9,3I6 bales upland and 4Sl bales sea Island. The
exports are l2,7l9 bales upland and 55l bales sea
island, as follows: To Ilavre, Ter bark ST. Nary
1850 bue5 upland and 2US bales sea island; to Law
crpoOl, per steamship City Of Manchester, 3I35
FORK 1853 haIcs upland anl 14S bales sea island:
10 Bosto. 500 balei upland. per schooner Louisa
frdsOr: to Baltimore 5I3 bales upland part uf the
cargo Of tht ship Alexandra; and to Charleston.
20 bales sea island, per steamer City point-a total
Of 2'l9 bales upland and 55l bales sea island.
during the past week, without hope OF improve
mcnt Till lst January. The Central Railroad diyt
dend Is heng dsbnrsctl, but only free snles oI cot
ton can make the banks easy. Domestic sight Is
III over supply; buying lax or ami selling J4ais
or IN limited way. Sterling 2Sha29. Quill
after touching lo7. In New YORK. has rallied one
point. We bny here a, .Ga2l; selling at %. Sc
cufities only sell In u petty retail way, without
sacrifice. On the whole, they are held with nrm
ness.
The political situation has tended 10 shake con-
hdence in public debts, but 1t Is comforting to
Know that our present municipal officers cannot
lie changed under any law passed. by Congress
nor thai could be passed by the Legislature.
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Our Fairy ItinS.

While Titans war with social Joyc,
My own sweet wife and ],
We make Eiysium IN our love,
And let the world go by
Oncvcr hearts beat half sO light
With crowned Queen or King
o never wurll waS half 50 bright
As IL our fairy ring,
Dear fOvc'
Our hallowcd fairy ring.
Our world Of empire Is moi large.
hut priceless wealth II holds;
4 little heaven links marEc 10 narge,
But what rich rralms II folds
And clasping nll from outer strife
Sits Love with folded wing,
A.brcod o'cr dcarcr life on-liGc, 81
Within our fairy ring
Dear love
Our hallOwcd fairy ring.
Thou lcancjt thy true love on mine.
And bravcly dearest up!
Aye mingling loves most precious vino
III hle's most bitter cup
And eycrmOre tile circiiHE no"rs
Kew gifts OF glory bring;
We live and love Ike happy uowcrS,
All In our fairy ring,
Dear love
Our haliowcd fairy ring.
we've known many sorrows, sweet
We've wcpt Il many tears,
And often trod With trembling feet
Our pilgi iimngc OF years.
Eut when our sky grew dark ana Wild,
All closelier did we cling:
Clouds broke 10 beauty rs you Smiled,
Peace crowned our fairy ring,
Dear love
Our hallowed fairy ring.
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FROM TTlib PORT.

Sehr W B Mann, Rogers, Georgetown, S c, Dc.
ccmbcr 70.
Schr Fannie II Bucklin, Bucklin, Boston, Decem.
Der D.
CLEARED FOR THIS PORT.
steamship Saragossa, Ryder, at New York, Dc
ccmbcr 23.
Steamship Prometheus, Gray, at Philadelphia
December 81
Steamship Sea ,;u.i, Du:ton, n, Baltimore, DE
ccDlbrr -.
Brig Mary Stewart, Adams, a, Baltimore. Dc
ccnihcr n.
Schr I Wilder, Holmes. at New York, Dccem
her ~.
SAILED FOR THIS PORT.
Schr ID Strcaker, Van Glider, from Aleyan
trla, Va, December ~.
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coMro.rl::e $50 corr.y .HEp.


ia'- aHlc!ci = 'naui:hciu:"fl n SO company,
works nn'leg the direction ani s,ir.s,nteHdrnrc
OF hr. EArnHrl It "on'a:n. .,.:r: element,
o! fertility os S"iuhc f'ae.:!c cusGj except tha,
IT is mt furnished "!;h ,iaa.os.a II. prepared
cSlre-.y ior compss ~: VIA ert.gn ..c,l, which
furnishes &c ciaiacr, .: arsm.nls-!.s Object bc,
tns to rentcT :ha; s.'ie ss.':ut; Q ,At plantation
avaialiS to tie hishcs. degree as an e.cment OF
fertility.
si5 cash. or $50 Gil lss November. $50, for mp.
proved esy ascep.ance or s.ker geoa security.
For further, nnh particular information, apply
10 ihe 'JdcI cIs:gRrs.
J. y. ROBSON,
Agent Tor South Carolina,
Sss sra Atlantic Wharf
JOHN. $. EKT>;i: 4 CO.,
':c,;ciai Accn;; Bal,imorr.
sor2f wfmainosD8C
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Uui her Mujcsty's Government fully agree with
Mr. Fish In considering that II would he desirable
to turn the difficulties which have arisen between
the TWO governments to good account by making
the souliun oil them Subscrvicnl to the adoption,
.ls between themselves, In the nrst instance, OF
such changes In the rules OF public law rs may
prevent the recurrence between nations that MA!
concur in them OF similar difficulties hercaItcr.
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Havana Market.

HAVANA. December ls.-Tlc approximation of
the holidays makes The sugar market and other
business rather quiet. which condition VIII coll
Time until the glH Ul Januaiy lo,U. sales of the
week cover about ?iUu boxes old anu new, und
Substituting present quotations for Nus. II ail'l IL
~ SlSs per lhJ lbs; white are without variation
from my las. weeks report. Shipped during the
week hence anu from MaIanZaS, 1855 boxes and
-Tj horshels. Of which iur the United states
6S93 boxes and 200 hogsheals-balSncc tO Euro
pCah ports; leaving stocks III The twU ports equal
10 Gu.ujl boxes aud 3JI hoSshcads. against iur
sam. period III last year, .j,5iu hoSes ana lo20
hugsncads. Business has not YET iulrly opened
mere with any Class Of sugars, especially with
lu>cUya,losS in hog ,fica,is and mOiasses sugars.
as they appear on the sample boards ol our sugar
factors and brokers tlh.eS.
MvLASSSS.-Sales OF several small lots Of clay
ed hayr been made NJ q reals Ter key. Very 1T
prc,ciisions Of holders. winch Will probably come
tuwn some degrees Or fractions before thc ho
days pass Two three contracts have been
made AT MatanZas: iUrU hhdS cluycL az Oh rculs,
and nUuu DO nluscovndo at IA reals per krg.
These prices viii not be sustained.
In other prouustS We huvc no change in values
or views for the future until we pass the Chris
iian anniversary aHu the New Years icas;S, In.
sluding the 9th OF January, 1870
fRLiunrs.-i;rl,isk brig Ior-300 hhds syrup,
contracted 1T 80 each, unL huA.s sugar al iJc
each, delivered ~ Portland, hence direct. 18TH
Tnrle is inquiry Tor vessels for EuIupcau portS
Dat probably nothing viii be done until alter the
holidays tsth Uf January, lsiv) wien, with nc-
cuInu!atuH oI stock, orders now here for carGucs
ana Vessels can bG executed and ile'l with more
facility, ANA probably III improved rates. All hu-
;iilcos rather quiet fci saiue reasons
EXCHASGE.-lUn'lon SIXTY days sight at ISM Ia
ljts premium: Paris lrancs at 10 -. do: lar-
hurs 42ii.; spain 10 5ia premium ttv 10 10 da,s
>ight) United States currency sixty days sight
III II TO 1874 discount; do short i2h to i. do; do
gold bills sixty days sight at = 10 -, premium:
no short at 6ts toes ricu,:riI.
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rrr steamship Champion, for New York W
carter Nclir.c Smith, Mr. llcshiiai. Mr. Si;a'llcr,
4 Appleton and Mr. Jackson.
Pc: strl.icr Pilot 10y. from Beaufort, ac--E
ncCOlNcr Miss Sans, and Oh deck.
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Il
Tabse who have tried II, EmOu that IL cured them:
those who have not, know that il cures their
does II does alwSys-;E3t il never iails
Through any fnaii or neglect Of Its COMPOSITION.
Mo nave thousands upon thousands Of INC cer;i'l-
Gates OF their remarkable cures OF the following
compaints, but such cures are known IN every
ntishb0rhootl, and VIC need not publish them.
Adapted 10 all ages and conditions III oil climates:
containing neither cAi,ncl sr any eierieus
drug they may be taken with s,!c;y hI agybodJ.
Their sugar coating preserves ,hrm ever .rcsh and
makes them pleasant 10 take, While Ueirg purely
vegetable no harm can arise from thrir use In any
quantity.
They operate hy their powerful .Inucnce on the
inrcrIial vscern 20 purify the blood and stimulate
il into iIrail my action--rcmove tne obsiruc'ians o.
The b0ty rest bring their Irregular action 10 health
AMI 10y correcting wherever they exist. BRch
arrangements AZ arc The urst origin Of dlscusc.
Minute directions are given in the wrapper gu
The box. for the following complaints, which these
FILLS rapidly cure:
For DYSPEPSIA or iSpiGETloS, i.IsTi. Ess
IANGGoE and Loss Of ArrETITE, they should he
taken moderately to stimulate the stomach and
restore It's healthy tone and action.
For LIVER CuMrLAIST and It's var;0ns symp.
toms, BILIOUS llsApacHE. SICK HEADACHE. JAYS.
BIiiors FEvEns, they should bo Iuticlnmsly taken
for cnch case. TO correct the diseased action Or
remove the Instructions which cause It,
For DYSENTERr or piAEEli,:A, hut one mild
dose is generally required.
| For RnErMAT1sM, GorT, GRAVEL, PAIrITATlOS
| of THE HEART PAIS IS TitE EIDE, B.cK aa'i
IrSGs, they should hc contiauously taken, as re.
uuirctl, 10 change thc diseased action uI the Sys.
| tenn. With SUCH change these complaints dis
appear.
For DEorSY and nnor,rcAi. SwE,.l.I:;Gs they
should TIC taken in large aii;l fcnGcrJ doses 10
produce the effect of tirasii: purge.
For Sr:rR.sai"N large ,i",c should hc taken
Is ii produces thr desired ci,cCi iy syinpa;h,.
AS DINNER Pill, take one or i"o FILLS 10 pro-
mote digestion aiiI relieve tho ri"nl'ch.
An occasional ,usc stimulates The stomach Emu
bowels into healthy acic.. restores the Eppeiiie.
ani inviSo;airS the SYSTEM Hence 1t is often AL
Vauta"cGus where no serious ticraIecmc exists
one who feels tncraby well, often hn,is That a
lose of these FILLS makes him feel tcc.cdly tel
ser. from their cleansing AMI relovaiiBE eject eIi
the digestive apparatus.
| DR. J. c. AVER & CO.. Practical Chemists.
Lowell Mass. l.. y. A. j
Solh at Wholesale and retail by D0wlE
NOISE, Charleston >. e. anu by R"inil druggists
1 everywhere. DAC Octf mWf3mos
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The Charleston Cotton, Rice md Sava
stores Market.
CHARLESTON MEMS.
OFFICE CHj

OFFICE CHAEI.EsTON NEWS,
SATURDAY EVENING, December IS. 1852
THE MAEHEr.-This being Christmas, anu being
universally observed AZ a holiday, business was
generally suspended.
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CTS LIKE a oIARMl

THE GENUINE ENGLISH CIiLORODINE,
u. COILS pROwSE'S,)
Is the host Anodyns ever known to the profee
sion. To be had OF DIR. II. BAEE,
nov3 No. 12l Market street.
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COMM MERCI.IL HEUS.
EXPLOITS.
PA ssEllGcrS.

NEW YouK- Per steamship Champion, bags
scn i.,ou,i rui,On, 1902 bales up.'.nd COTTON, so
bates lu,uv-f.cs 40 packages.
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MEMORANDA

The sehr Evclinc, Dutch. from Belfast Me- fuS
Charleston, arrived ut Holmes Hole December 22.
The schr Ann T. Glover. Terry. from Charicsto on
for Boston, arrived 1T Holmes Hole pccenbcr 81.
The schr Ida S burgess, burgess, from Bucks.
vulc. y L. arrived III New icdiVrd December ~.
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THE DIpLoHA71c DEAD-LocK!A

The Alabama Claims JorrSspondcncc-
Fish-Ihc Negotiations Ira nnsfcrrcd 10
washinston-IIovv the Matter stands
at Present.
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Georgetown Market.

0tVfDCtVWH H1HfNCIs
GEORGETOWN, December 21.-CoTToS-No
sales To report this week. We quote from 23to
ajc q H.
CoKS-Full supply. Smnll lots at retail, bring
ing from 81 80 TO 81 so p bushcl
TAiBER.-So receipts past week. Nome in mar.
kct Tor sale. We quote ordinary Gn7c; good
l0al5c prime iBal9c cash. and In demand.
TrnrENriSg.-Yirgin dip, So; yellow dip. 50;
serape or hard 81 2oa$i W q bbl. OF $50 lbs to
the barrel.
srIRIls rl'RrESTISE.-Per gallon ilalac.
TAI.- Per bbl., retail 81 rs.
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DY TELEGRAPH.

SAVANNAH, December 26.-Arrivcd. steamships
Pioneer, Liverpool; hlhumbra. gustun; Virgo,
New YORK; ship IrLcnar. iiUr'icauY; schrs Will
nine, Boston; Jesse Clark, -. Sailed. TOna-
wanda, phiadeiphla; Carroll, baltimore; san ia
ciuto aud Huntsville, New Work.
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LIST OF VESSELS
TT, cLrAxEp AND SAILED pon THIS rom

1T, cLrAsEp AND SAILED poR THIS ronT.
FOREtGS.
LIVERPOOL
British bark Ell, iictleringion, sailed. Nov %
Bui,si park Mnnle rSy' Iebhy. shiied. Nov -
Brltsh bark .. ,uO, Rcnhart. sOied., Oct ~
NEWPORT, Esq.
ship David Brown, Nichols, sailed. ........ Nov IL
Tic France, Ex,ncllu, sailcd Dec :,
Sr. JAGo DE CUBA.
Spanish brig Manuel. pures. up............D Doc s
DOM RsTIc.
Brig Josie A D",ereauN, CLARK, up....... Dec {
Sci,r lGa Bella, Fisher, cleared. .......NOv 27
Scllr Z r Raymond, Higgins, cleared. Dec 10
Schr Kate X Eich, -, up. Dec 10
rRoriDENcE, Rl
British brig Peter Johu. McI,anEh!tn. sid bee -
PORTLAND NE.
Schr James Young, Wilson, cicarcd...... Dec 9
Schr Emna, Hull sailed. lcd...................De Dec IL
BELFAST, NE.
schr Evclinc, Gilmore. cleared. ....D Dec Is
NEW YORK.
Steamship Saragossa, Ryder, cleared. -. Dec ~
Schr h t, ResimE ltobIison, cleared bee -
Schr Myruver, Brooks, cleared. Dec IS
Schr Wm Flint, Post, up. dee Is
Schr w Smith, TOOkcr, cleared. Dec II
Schr I Wilder, iiulmes. cleared. ...... .Sec ~
PHILADELPHIA.
Steamship Promcthcus, Gray, cleared -. Dec o3
Schr V W summons, Williams. cleared. Dec 10
Schr Alexander Young, Young. cleared. :. Dec 80
Schr L II Nuyior, HayIur, cleared. ...... bee 10
schr NJ broomai'' c,IW!ori., up........i &C q
Steamship Sen Gull, "ti natton' Cleared. Dec ?.
Rs,g Mary Stewart, Adams. cleared. Dec "a
sclr George Imulane, Sieelnan, cleared. Dec u
Schr / woodbury., Woodbury., cleared. bee 8
Schr whitney Long, Hayes. up...........U Dec s
Schr IL q Hand, Hand, cleared. ........ Dec IL
ALEXANDRIA, Va.
Srhr s'reaSer, Van Glider sai;el. Dec %
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STATEMENT.

OFFICERS.
w. II. PECKIIAM. President.
WA. T. HOOKER, Vice President.
L. McADAM. Secretary and Actuary.
G. "a. FUDICKAR, superintendent.
DIRECTORS
Hon. John a. Dix, New YORK.
Hon. James Ilarfer,iFirm of Harper 4 Bros, cx-
Mayor New York.
John J. Crane, President Bank Republic.
VIM. NJ. vermiye, Banker tvermiye X COL
Chas. G. lockwood, Cashier Newark Barking
Company.
Hon. George 0pydyIe, eS-Mayor New York.
MnOt C. Morgan, Banker.
Thomas Rigney, Firm Thomas Rl,ncy K Co.
Benz. B. Sherman, Treasurer New York Steam
Sugar Refining Company.
Aaron Arnold Pirm OF Arnold, Constable & Co.
Richard II. BOVINE, Wctmore K Bonnc, Lawyers
f. V. tIauuhwout, Firm T.. V. iInughwout 4 Co.
Vim. wilkens, Firm Of willcns & Co.
Julius II. Pratt, Merchant.
VIM. W. Wright, Merchant.
Charles J. Starr, Merchant.
william Allen, Merchant.
Geo. w. Cuyler, Banker, Palmyra, y. Y.
Geo. T. Hope, President Continental Fire lnsur.
anoe Company.
John @. Sherwood, Park Place.
Walton II. Peckham, corner Filth Avenue and
Twenty.thizd street.
Edward Il. Wright, SewarS, y. J.
Geo. W. Farlcc, Counsellor.
". l.. CogsweI, Merchant.
KEN Il ISSERTEL,
General Agents for South Carolina anil Georgia
ONCE No. 10 Rroad street.
Charleston, S. q.
DIR. T. REENsTJBRNA, Examining Physician.
lnnl2 lyrDAc
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~ j. sCHLEPEG RELL,
No. 81 LINE STREET. BETWEEN KING AND
ST. PHILIP.

LUMBER OF every description and BUILDING
MATERIAL. Lime and I'iastering l.aths, Paints.
Hoards, &C.. cons tintly on hand AT the lnwcst
ina ct prices. octil Miu=l!r
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Columbia Market.

COLUMBIA, December 25.-CoTToN.--The sales
oi cotton during the past week amounted 10
about 400 bales, at prices vary Ing from 10 to 23,i
cents.
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- lii,ciI.

PACIFIC GUANO CrMrANY.S
coMrouHp ACID PHOSPHATE Of LIME,
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TO BALTIMORE, PHILADELPHIA. BOSTON AND
THE CITIES or THE NORTHWEST.
TfiR0CGH BIiLS LiDINC GIrEN fOR COT
YOT 70 EnEHEN


The, The Steamship ALcoT: lloIsey tiEss,
OH "WEDNESDAY, necunl,c;' 2"th, nj 5 o'clock L. ".
from pier No. /, Union Wharves.
De- Insurance by the S,camcrS uf this line 4,
per cent. TO baltimore an Philadelphia. To l,us.
ION =. Philadelphia FRI Sh;S forwarded to that
city hy raii0ad from Baltimore without add.
tioliai expense for Insurance.
By arrangement with tile Steamships Of the
BaiIlmore and i lremen I4ne sailing seni-montl.
~. Through Bi.lS i.ading Wr CUTrOS will hereafter
he Issued to the iatier pori OH accommodating
terms.
Pc 9s- Thromsh Ellis I;nd,ng given 70 rilILADEl..
PILL BOSTON and ihe CITIES OF TIE NORTH
For Freight engaqcmcLts or Passage, apply to
CUGRTkSAf & TRENHOLM,
dec2j Union wherves.
(tUNARD LINE Or MAIL STEAMERS
Hc,wecn NEW y0EE au;, LIVER. <,rEs,,
fooai atsTRHfHsi3S, saHf Is ISseA''""u' MAi.7S.
CHINA, SAMARiA,
CCEA. SIBERIA,
jR3i: jnE3yIA' TATiSf TSiTGii,
One OF the abovc FIRST Class Iron Mail Steamers
are intended 10 sail rs f,!ows:
From Liverpool FOR Ncv York direct every SAT.
pRpAY
New York via Boston ever. TUESDAY.
From New York .nr ,.veruoo lrailing at Cork
Harborl every THURSDAY.
Certificates ieucd TO trlnS out Passengers from
any part OF Europe al lowest rates.
FOR Freight or Cabin lassaEe, apply to
OI&S G.. FRANKLIN,
No. Bowling Green. New York.
For steeraKe Passage. apply to Trinity Build.
Ing, No. Ill Broadway New York. or 20
WM. ROACH L CO.. Agents,
noy4 smw3m0s Charleston.
NOR PHILADELPHIA AND BOSTON.
The sieamsaf, PIOMETIIRUS, Capt. <sES@
A. g. Gray will leave North Allan n-.MJGssg1iAA3is. :
| Tic Wharf on THURSDAY, the soth instant, ut =
o'clock.
For Freight or Passage. apply TO
JUHE 4 THRO. GETTY,
deeoI North Atlantic Wharf
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Druae, GhcmiluIe, Nr.
A YER'S CATH IARTIC PILLS,
FOR ALL THE PURPOSES OF i LAXATIVE
MEDICINE

Perhaps no one IncLi.
cine ie sU universally re.
qiiire,l by everybody Is
n cathartlc, nor was
ever any before 80 uEi.
vcrs:,lly adopted into
use, In every country
an'l among all classes,
a5 this mild cut c,Icirnt
purGa.,vc PILL. The
obyl0no reason ,s, that
II Is 4 more rc.isb.r and
lar more cEec!u&i rem.
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pORr CALENDA IN.
MARINE yEvS.
CHARLEsT DECEMBER az.

The existence Of heavy fog for two days past,
accompanied by much rain, has prevented the
movements OF shipping and there was but one
departure and no arrivals.
ARRIVED SATURDAY..
Steamer Pilot Hoy Peek. Beaufort via EtlIsto
Mdsc. To J 10 Aiken & CO, Hopkins, Mcpherson &
co. W Gurncy, II Walter, Mr. Dunn. Boiinann
Bros. ai.l southern Express Company.
IL THE OFFING.
Spanish brig Romano, Carreras. st Jago dc
Cuba-l1 days. Ballast. TOY J. Iiall.
CLEARED SATURDAY.
steamship Champion, Lockwood, New York
Jas .tdgcr & co.
SAILED SATURDAY.
steamship Champion, Lockwood, New York
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Gllipplna.
Il D II n E " Y o X K &.

The Pirst-elsss Sidc-whccl Steamship M fEs,
CHARLESTON, James Egrry, Com .ASSAlEsNllG AlEsNll
Inandcr, Of the New York AMI Charleston Steam
ship Companr's Line. will leave Adgcrs South
wharf on TUESDAY. the .>'4'instant, NJ O'Clock
sH- Through Eil's of I.a:ins given on Gotten to
Liverpool
Fb- Insurance hy This Line half per cent.
Re superior Accommodations for Passengers.
dcc27 = LANES .tpGEn & CO. Agents.
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Clothing nno furnishing GOODS.
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NEWS FRoM WASHINGTON.

WASHINGTON. Aual,st 3f.-It is stated, on ex
cellent authority that neither General Leo nor
any noted Confederate officers will attend the
Gettysburg identification meeting. Confeder-l
ate generals avoid the meeting because they
are apprehensive of disagreemeuts regarding
numbers, position and relative valor.
Too objection to the Gettysburg identifca-a
ton by the corps commanders is. that Long,
street ds in New Orleans; A. P. Hill, dead; |;
Ewsll; tfrom loss OF leg and health, una
bic to travel; and Stuart, commanding cavalry,
deal. Without the presence OF these officers
correct identification Is impossible.
The negroes implicated in outragiag a lady
near Front Royal, Va, were hung by the olti-
zens.
rhe Cubaus have advices to the 10Th. It is
reported that the disorganization Of tho Span
ish volunteer forces is complete. Many arc
af6liating with Cespedes No 1ghA
Revenue to-day $474.000.
I The comparative statement of revenue shows
an increase Of ten millions tor July thia year
over last -''
.J.'Ross Browne will return to China il his
course is approved. Mr.. Williams remains in
charge of the mission. -.
Some National banks, in view of the advance,
are Withdrawing ten-fprties and replacing
them with FIVE twenties. u:
The tobacco faotoryof Henderson Brothers,
at Keokuk and dstillery OF DilIlng er d Ste
yenson,. at Pittsburg,7 havo been seized for
revenue violations.i iiFiA' s" 70 t-'is :