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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1870-01-06
CHESAPEAKE AND OHIO RAIL o.

rHEsAPEAKE AND OHIO RAIL
u R4MD,-On and after TUESDAY, ltth De.
cember. 1899 MAIL TRAIN will leave Richmond
daily Except Sunday for Stannton at 1886 A. Nd
and arrive at Staunton at AGO 7. ~. leave staun-
ton ut p:sO A. NJ and arrive at Richmond at i:ie
M-naking close connections n torhonaFlile sna
charlottesville with the Orange, Alexandria and
Manassas railroad mail II .ins for Ale&anorla-
washington Baltimore Phi,dclphia, New York,
ctr aI,o for LyncnburR. Knoxville, Chatta-
nooga, Memphis, New Orleans Montgomery, Mo-
bile, etc.
MAIL TRAIN will run tri-weeNy between
Staunlon and White SulphuI springs on UES-
DAY, THURSDAY, and SATURDAY. Leave
stanton at d:i0 r. ii. and arrive ut White sulphur
at 10 :Oa 2. NJ: leave While Sulphur st 1870 a. S.
and arrive at stanton at 4. NJ. AND going west
will connect with stages as follows-riz al Go
shen with stages for Lexington. Natural Bridge,
and Rncs bridge Baths !; ut Nib ro' with staGes
for Bath Alum and Warm Springs; and ut " hite
Sulphur with stages for Lewisburg. Charleston,
etc, ,r,-c..,o.v
STAGES viii also leave Stanton on TUESDAY,,
THURSDAY, and SATURDAY MORSlSGS,
for II xInpton and Natural Bridge.
NIGHT PASSENGER TRAIN will run between
Rich1n ond and " Washington Nightly Without chaues
of cars Leave RichmnU III $3.50 Z. b. anu 81 :
rive at Washington ut 5:2j a. ~. lie We w ASH
ington ut 1885 p. Al. AMI arrive a. Richnona ~
$50 A, NJ. Making I'll thro IA connections al hlch'
mond and Wsehiugtou. ,
SLEEPING CARS vii! >" :,ttached 70 this tram .
ond viii bo run through hctwcen Richmond ano
baltimore without clnngc.
THROUGH T1CKETS Issued 70 AL polnts
Snrth West, and Southwest.
JAMES F. EETHERtAND,
don General Ticket Agent
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DIVID ENDS.


FIRST NATIONAL BAEK.l
RICHMOND, December %, 1850.
DIyIDEND.-As emi-annual dividend
- Or I've per cent, free of Government tax,
" III be paid to the stockholders of this bank on
and after the 9Th Of January next
"a l-3t ,. b. SMITH. Cashier.
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T PRICES REDUCED.

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.The Laurens Butchers"

A Radical sheet, which is very fond OF
pretty talk about fair play, toleratiop and
brotherly love, prints an article under the
head OF "THE LAURENs BUTCHERS" in which
it stigmatizes Us '':base assassins the citi-
zens who have. been arrested ut the instiga-
ton OF Crews, Hubbard & Co. This is not
ali; for it charges "all Democratic Colum-
bia with being ready to succor the accused
upon the ground that the men murdered
were nothing but-Radicals. !"
Now, we yield to none in our condemna-
ton of political intolerance and political
"butchery;" but we will not condemn, un-
heard, q number of respectable citizens who
have led spotless lives, and whose present
accusers are deep-dyed in every description
OF rascalty. We believe them innocent un-
til they are proved to be guilty. The Radi-
cal sheet gloats over their arrest, brands
them as assassins before aword is said in
their behalf, and then has the audacity to
suggest that this is done "for the welfare
i" and GOOD name Of the whole State"
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pulplts The body which has thus been laid
suRder,the ban Is known as the Order OF Evan
pelists. 1t has as6ranch sin Boston. Father
Bradley, the well Known Rltualistlc priest Of ST.
sacraments Mission, has also received gentle
hint from the bishop to abandon his practice Of
communicating alone, after the manner Of Catho-
lie priests"
The Mayor OF Louisville, 'ky.,i nothing II not
facetious. Some few weeks since an ordinance
was passed by the common council OF that city to
protect ladies from the insults OF street-corner
loafers. After celebrating over tie, matter for
considerable time. the Mayor has vetoed the or
dinance, for the following reasons "It this ordi.
nance were TO be strictly enforced, all our adult
male population would be liable to be sent 10 JAIL
and am afraIu not few would have to be flnetl,
while It Is even possible that some io your honor
aule selves might be surprised to find yourselves
victims to Its sweeping prohibitions. IL Is
not even unlikely rhlt the ladies are nos dls-
pleased at being observed by the gentlemen,
though would not have your honorable body un-
derstand me as confidently asserting this OF our
fair friends. For my part, think thereis nothing
on earth more pleasing than handsome, well
behaved woman and the man that cannot appre-
cIate and be grateful for such ought to be fined;
but to fine o man for looking with admiration at
the ladies Is something cannot approve Of"
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Gailorlna.
NJ E w + a S II I o N
CLOTHS, CLOTHING, AND FURNISHING
GOODS, &c.
MENKE & MULLER.

MENKE & MULLER,
MERCHANT T1ILORS, No. 325 KING STREET.
Have just opened the largest and 1nest stock OF
Clothing ever offered In this city for MEN,
YOUTHS AND BOYS comprising full assort.
ment of DRESS and BUSINESS SUITS, Derby
Suits, Walking Coats, Oyercoats, Pea,Jackets, &C.
The largest orion Is OF imported goods, and
manufactured INTO garments by Ourselves-We
can therefore recommend them as regards 1T,
wear and workmanship.
Our TAILORING DEPARTMENT Is supplied with
the finest selection Of English, French, German
and Domestic Cloths. Doeskins Beavers. Trlcats,
Melt0ns, We vctinc, Diagunals, Chevlots, Corlu-
roy; Cassimeres, &c., and a large variety OF mod
ern Pants anil Vest Patterns, which we make up
10 order. by measure. in the latest style. TIE
foreman In thus department OF our business has
no equal In the artistic world for cutting and pro-
ducng an elegant fit. .,r-=-=
FURNISHING G0ODS.-ThIs department is sup
piled Will the Celebrated ~ Shirts, English
French and Domestic Underslllrts aud Drawers,
Alexandra and Couvoissier,s Kids, Bucksktn. Cas-
simere, SIX and ] thread Gloves, Linen and Paper
Collars, Neck Ties. Bows, Scarfs, Pocket HandHer
chiefs, Socks, Umbrellas, DC. =, y-.'r;l.
Our stock has been selected with great care,
and, prices marked very low in plain figures
Buyers in our line Will find 1t to their sdvan.
taee to call In and see for themselves before pur
chasing elsewhere. a. noYk-tuths2mos
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SProgress and Usury.

e - q ~.SpHc- - 7S".-E . =
Notice has been given by Mr.. Wilkes, one
of the members from Anderson inthe House
of Representatives, that he$will introduce q
bill for the repeal of can act to repeal the
Usury laws of the State" approved Decem-
ber 8, 1856. The act which it is now desired
to repeal fixes the legal rate OF interest at
seven per cent. per annum, in all cases where
no specific rate is agreed upon by the party
by whom it is to be paid, and has proved oil
no little value in enabling the mercantile
community to obtain the capital necessary
for carrying on the business operations OF
the State.
At this late date, it ought not to be neces-
sery to explain or defend the well known
principle of political economy that the value
of money, like that of other commodities, is
determined by the supply and the demand;
or, in ether words, will bring in the market
neither more nor less than it is worth to those
who have occasion for its use. The General
Assembly of South Carolina may determine
that no higher rate than seyen per cent. snail
be paid under any circumstances for "the
shiring, lending or use of money" but, so
long as money continues to be worth twelve
and eighteen per cent per annum, the pas
sage of usury law will only compel the
people to do without the capital required by
the planter as we'll as the merchant, or in-
duce them to resort to any evasion Of the
law which will enable them to pay the cur
rent rate. Besides this, capital is easily
frightened away, and States in which usury
laws exist find them serious. impeachment
to that commercial progress which is direct
ly in the ratio of the amount Of available
commercial capital. This is plainly pointed
out 10 an article upoe the trade OF Georgia
and South Carolina, printed in another
column, where the writer, commencing the
wisdom of this State in repeating the .tSu'y
la,rs, urges Georgia to follow our example.
To put the matter in nutshell, repeal
of the usury laws may reduce the amount OF
capital which can be borrowed, and will
make it more difficult to be had, while every
borrower, in somo way, must pay even more
than he does now to compensate the lender
for the additional risk Of an investment for
practising ,usury.
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What. In tho. Wind.

There is not word in Governor Scott'a
message about Mr.. e. H. Kinpton, the Finan-
cial Agent of the State, who handles South
Carolina bonds by the million, and, twelve
months ago, had $4,000 600 Of these securi-
ties in his possession. Nor does the Comp
troller-General include among his reports
one from the Financial Agent. What's in
the wind? mn. a,tar,
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Our Columbia correspondent warns the
readers of The News to be careful OF attach
ing any Importance to the Radical yarns OF
disturbances in.the up-country. The latest
story began as ga general fight" and ended
as ''lhe accidental wounding Of one per-
"sou"-not as black as crow.
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WE print in our Columbia correspondence
the report of State Auditor Tomlinson,
which viii he read with great interest," by
railroad stockholders and the general public.
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Do LER sKATI n G

Id o J. L z 4 5 K A 7 y q
THE ACADEMY OF MUSIC HALL,
COMMENCING SATURDAY EVENING, OCT. 1:
The assemblies will be as follows: MONDAY,
WEDNESDAY and FRIDAY AFTERNOONS from
to o'clock, and TUESDAY, THURSDAY and
SATURDAY NIGHTS from hslf-past to 10. q
admission to Night Assemblies so cents; ohil.
dren 25 cents. Tickets In packages of'twelve, So.
Csc OF Skates, 26 cents,
Afternoon Assemblies. Ladies' and Children, In
GLIDING use OF Safes, o5 cents; Gentlemen, includ.
ing use of Skates, so cents.
Senson tickets OF admission tgood for all assem-.
blies during three montka for gentlemen S.; for
IaIllcs So; for gentlemen and lady 81 50.
sep27-Smos
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AT THE


HALL OF THE ACADEMY OF MUSIC,
WEDNESDAYS EVENING, DEGg&BER Z,
UNDER TIE PATRONAGE OF THE FOLLOW
ING COMPANIES:
Pioneer Steam Fire Company >of Axmen.
Eagle Steam Fire Company. ~:
yIgilsnt Fire Company. ~. -;
Phoenix Steam Fire Company.
Charleston Hook and Ladder Company No. 2.
Gtna Steam Fire Company.
German Steam Fire Company.
Palmetto Steam Fire Company.
Hope Steam Fire Company.
Washington Steam Fire Company.
Hook and Ladder Company, No. l.
Young America Steam Fire Company.
Stonewall Steam Fire Company.
Senior Managers.
NH. NATHAN, Chief Fire Department
r. N. ALEXANDER, First Assistant Chief.
C.P. AIMAR, Second Assistant Chief.
F. L. o,NEILL Third Assistant Chief.
B. N. STROBEL, Clerk OF Board. sng ,
At sMYTHE. W. r. MCINTOSH. :.
L. d. MOWRY. Captain W. A: KELLY,
]. c. LAOOSTE, Major E. WILLIS,
r. q. BARKLEY, J. q. ALBERS.
HUGH FERGUSON, w. H.,SMIrH.
Captain ]. NJ. CARSON, A. B. JARVIS,
Major q. l.. BUST, 8. BRUINS,
Hon. W. d, PORTER .. JOHN CHADWICK,
+ Z. F. sEslS@hYBR gNsRSSi l. Z: eEsEHso1 aEsEH
ARCHB'LD CAMERON, Major c. B.SIGWALD,
Capt. pAf. F. ". DAWSON, JAN JAMES i; 1GSSfSa. b
DR.. T. R. ELDRICH, JAS. ARMSTRONG, Jr.,
ROBERT HUNTER.
Junior Managers. s
T. 8. SIGwkLD, Chairman.
III. JAGER Secretary and Treasurer.
MARION. ,.-
:. !. bEbEsIAfS 81 hsasAS, eEo e 3. SaNRhs ToNRfL,
J. P. CAHILL, w. a. SlGWALD.
p1oNEsR.
T. E. 'oA'Aot c. E. sTEINsEYER.
EAGLE.
A. v. KANApAu1, J.H. sTEINMEYER,
c. u. WEsTENDORFF.
v1dILANT.
III. MoWRY. .-r.f :
SAMUEL wRAee. fHGs1x ". NJ. BRUINS.
'AAohn .'s!3l ""a Il. F. FABFR.
| HOOK AND LADDER. No.
Il. c. cosKLN' 9. b. 7; EISr. & AsTLE'
T. ]. LYONS, IVA WALTER WEBB, Jr., :
81. G. CARNIGHAN.
| GERMAN.
T. J, LILIENTHAL, J. L. HARBERS, -
J,H. OETGEN. s,4.
THOMAS coRcoRAS. s.INFleS THOMAS MILLER,
W. II. TU0MEY.
HOPE.
A. B. HAIGHT. W. E. ABRAMS.
| J. REILLY.
| WASHINGTON. - s
! CT. LYNCH, NJ O'MARA,
J. ]. GUENVER. -!
HOOK AND LADDER NO. ].
III. LOEB, JoHN4DoYLE, $50
A. JOHNSTON. i...s
YOUNG AMERICA.
| A. W. LEVIN, J.J. CALLAHAN,
]. QUINN.
| ia sToNEwALL.
| q. ". SEIGNIOUS, WE. JENNINGS,
w. 81. SCHIFELEY.
Tickets can be purchased from either Of th
Junior Managers. novl4
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8oTICE 70 SUBSCRIBERS.

On and after this. day, December l, 1870, tae
price of subscription for TIE DAILY NEWS o'x
be Eight dollars gear, payable a1.Oays in at'<
Udnce. ~. So x -.
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EURCHGoTT, BENEDICT s G.
No. 244 KING STREET.

DIRE SIS coo D s..
LARGEST, best and finest selection In town.
/ case OF line DRESS GOODS at 2oc., worth 3oc.
case Colo, cd Alpacas at 20c, worth 30c.
l case of Plain PopllIs, our own Importation,
only 25c., worth 371ic.
cnse Of German plaids, Of oil shades, only 4oc.,
worth 80.
case OF e Black and White Popln only 25c.
worth 40c,
cuse OF Empress Cloths, In ail colors, only Csc
celebrated LenoS make.
large STOCK OF the celebrated "Elephant' Al
pacas al very low figures.
All colurs 10 rwled Mernos, Al, at IS to 9Oc.
o5 niece Irish Silk 'Opns at 81, worth 81 10.
grand selection OF Albanate Striped, Plain and
Reppe,t Silk PUplinS, al reasonable prices.
ID pieces OF lIeavy Black silk at S. worth s. So
Also. 4 line selection Of Co Ored SILKS, Coared
aud Black vclvptines and TeveIs. ocl3l
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GRAND ENTE TAINME ENT
in the CITY OF MoNTG OMERY, Ala, on
SATURDAY, De ember 81, 1870.
Or, rs SOON before as the Tickets are sold, a.
wbich:tIme ONE HUNDRED THOUSAND DOL
LARS. IN UNITED STATES CURRENCY, will be
given away, to holders OF tickets, as follow:
GIT in Uaited States currency Of s25,ooo is
GIFT II United States currency OF $4,000 is
Gifts IN United States currency of $4,000 are
$4,000
S Gifts ii United States currency of $4,000 are
10 Gifts III united States currency of $1,000 are
90 Cuts il United States currency of $500 are
100 Gifts In United States currency OF sloo aye
1900 Gifts in United States currency of $40 are
$4,000
1889 Gifts Of 100000.
THE AWARD OF GIFTS
will be male ON the regular plnn under the gu.
peryision Of sworn Commissioners, gentlemen OF
welI.known Integrity anu high standing.
Tie reputation and character Of the lncorpora.
tion OF this Association, coup ed Will every SAFE
guard that the 'aw. OF the land can throg around
it, IL guarantee that the distribution Will be hon
estly anu fairly made, and that every protection
Will be given holders Of Tickets In any part Of the
country.
In order to give all rich and poor, an opportu.
nifty at this
GRAND SCHEME
by which they can becnme eu icied In an hour,
the price Of Tickets have been put at
ONLY TWO DOLLARSi
discount of ten per cent. will be made to pur-
chasers or 500, and discount Of 90 per cent. TO
purchasers OF Sl0o worth OF tickets
WE HAVE NO AGENTS.
ONE HUNDRED AND TWENTY-FIVE THOUS-
AND TICKETS ONLY WILL BE SOLD. :
Parties at distance desiring TO purchase tic
kets must remit the money, direct to the "Asso,
ciation," as per address below, either in Post
Office Order, By registered letter, or by PAID e6-
press. Address,
ALABAMA IMMIGRANT ASSOCIATION.
Montgomery, Alabama
s9- A Circular giving tue result OF the award
will be sent each ticket-ho der. noV3o-lo
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UNoR SALE, THREE FARMS, TWO
E miles from the Port Royal Railroad, IN
the whIppy Swamp neighbochood. One Farm
acres. Each Farm contains one hundred acres
good planting Iand, with two or three comfort
able cabins on each; also well timbered, good
nj; the seasons. For particulars apply to K: d.
H., Barnwel Village. moIl0
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No. 2l+ KING STREET.

SHAWL De PA R T N T.
case Black and White Large SaAwI.S, only
81 %, worth So.
81 26, worth SIS.
case Mems Travelling Shawls, only s., worth
ss.
A full selection OF other Shawls from 75c. to So
cases OF good quality Balmoral Skirts, only 81.
orr21
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stnst ann Guunh

Eost an6 Gnunh.
TWENTY-FIVE. DOLLARS REWARD!
Stolen from the subscriber. near Ridgeville,
on the night Of November %, 1870. gray Mare,
about Is hands h. gh. years old, with one little
black SPOT on the right hip. The Under viii get
s25 reward. LYDIA LYONS. nov26-stuthS*
TIYE DOLLARS REWARD. = LOST,
IL near the corner OF Line and King streets,
FurTippet Ths finder will return the same TO
No l5l King street, Book Store. n0VSO2
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JlllanGllE
GoparIisership Notices.

nN THE 1sr DAY OF OCTOBER LAST,
~ tile subscribers associated with them III
business Mr.. ROBERT D. MURE. The style Of the
firm will continue rs heretofore.
deci-S ROBERT MURE 4 co.
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E1LoUR; SIDES, SHOULDERS; Ms4s.
PORK, coREEE, SUGAR, &c:,

..ae ,.s-,,s.st}. 4.
JEFF ORDS Co.,.
Nos II and 10 VENDUE RANGE, Offer AT .
- H LOWEST MARKET RATS: g"
800 bbls. Fresh Ground FLOUR = ,H-5ft.z p
..-2s hhds. Choice Clear Bib Sides .-.; ~.
20 hhds. Prime Smoked Shoulders 80.
10 tierces Choices. @. HAMS e'Ai-2t- y" ''
10 tlerces Pure Leaf Lard s;atf, %
25 bbls. Heavy City Mess Pork 80
10000 pounds Prime Dry Salt Sides
10000 pounds Dry Salt Bellies -
100 sacks Rio Coffee Ill 3. 90 = 49,. -.
$50 bbls. Refined Sugars .Gas se.F.s:. -.
100 cases and 8 M. Fresh Tomatoes
.t.- IS cases Fresh Peaches ESi sts ;'E5= .
100 cases, Land 2 b. Fresh oysters.ri .os:
ocr11-tuths6mos - i, = ,,srr:..-. .s s,.a.=.
THE GOOD THINGS. $1,000
~. 7t ~ tGji : = aji.!r IL, n'% 81
- - .y-;s'ssaf.. ~ ~ =
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fer Eelt.

TOR SALE, THE FLAT-BUILT SL0OP
HANOVER, carries sixty tons Phosphate
Rock. or from TWENTY-FIVE TO thirty cords fire
Wood. App to A. MCLElSH, NO Cumberland.
street, between State and East Bay streets.
decl-thstu3t.
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ToR SALE, ONE FINE ROSEWOOD
T. PIANO, by ]. FRASER MATHEWES, NO. 90
Broad street. noV2S-mluLns4
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Ae,nouais.

T MICHELIN, UPHoLsTERER, HAS
81 removed from the corner OF King and
Queen streets to the corner OF Smith and Went
worth streets. nov29-tuths3s
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g5reeeries, Eiquors, &r.
1OTATOES! POTATOES !

Now landing, ex brig Heslin, ct Brown Co.'s
Wharf: ,,..ro,s .
zoo barrels JACKSON WHITE POTATOES, 10
hne order, WILL be sold from wharf, IN lots 20 suit
nurchasprs at s3 per barrel, cash on delivery.
Apply to MUSES. GOLDSMITH SON..
move Nenuue Range.
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BLACK. SEED. OATS.

OHOICE B L A c K SEED. o A rs.
200 bags Pruce Edwards Island Black Seed
OATS, at 81 Is per bushel OF 80 lbs, bags IL
cluded
FLOUR-Cook &:Oheek's "Choice Family.n made
from selected Georgia wheat Consumers can
depend on this Flour as standard and uniform
inquality
Super, Extra and Family GEORGIA aud tennessee
FLOUR, In bags AMI bar els
SUGAR-dtfercut grades from the Mary land
Seam Sugar Refinery
TWINE--ln bales and bundles
LARD-Falrbankis Family, iH caddes and terces
BAKING PpWDER-Dr. tPice's assorted sizes
DLES-Werk,s, In Whole and half boxes.
For saIe by J. N. ROBSON,
noy2e-stuthaD&o Nca and Atlantic Wharf.
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II ANNoS AoHlE- hiE "uAohAIo'
Messrs. e. S. HANNIs & CO.. of Philadelphia,
ever intent to improve on the qualities OF their
WHISTLES. can lay claim to producing some Of .
the choicest in the country, and having gtenderedi
the prices such as to to make them available for
every class OF trade and for general use ofer tho
celebrated Acme brands OF CABINET, NECTAR, !"
xxx XXX, Xxx and x, through ns;; as ther.sols !;
agents for this city and the State ot South Caro-
Lima, at the most advantageous prices and terms.
-. .CLAC1US w1TTE, No. $50 East. Bay. y
so BARRELS AND 25 HALF. BARRELS OF TIE.
ABOVE ON HAND NOW. ,y- 20,
nov26-Gtuth3mos - ~ Z f''- .'''F-. - = - =
nEMJoHNs, BOTTLES. AND PIPES,
5000 DEM1JoHNs-a stzes ~ ,ss =
800 Crates Bottles -. .,sft'r !!Titef ~, Z
In store, % and to arrive from Europe, For sale
by OLACfUs d W1TTE.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1870-12-01
=; NEWS OF THE DAK.

IN New York, yesterday, gold closed at
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1870-12-01

NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. SALE A QUAINT.
IN TY Of the above Amply at Board OF trade
Rocms No. 19l Meeting street. noVio-tntu
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