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offences for which 1t Is now proposed to try
fhan, In tho Stata cnurta

offences for which 1t ls now proposed 10 Try
them In the State courts.
In the meantime the reelected Federal ad'
ministration seems inclined to relax its prose
oution OF the Ku-Klux cases In this State. a
number of vague intlmatlons to this effect
have been received from time to time, and We
have been recently informed by prominent
Federal official that at the epsuing:term of the
United States Circuit Court, to be opened by
Judge Bond on the 25th Instant, &c Columbia,
there will bs but. few cases OF this kind pre-.
sented for trial. These will include only those
cases where the crime Of murder is charged,
and only the most prominent of the men
named In the murder indictments, 80 that 1t ID
probable that there will be but very small
quantity of criminal business before the court
at this term. -s--g-. 1t E
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TIE NEW KU-KLU1 CRUSADE.
ssxty-Eight Indictments Before th'
State Court In York County.

ssxty-Eight Indictments Before the
state Court In York County.
Judge T. j. Mackey appears to be In earnest
In his ayowed determination to prosecute the
parties In the sixth judicial circuit who have
been charged with acts of Ku-Kluxism, and
the grand jury OF York County have, under
his Instructions, returned bills of indictment
against no less than sixty eight persons, with
assault upon John B. Farrls, William W. Will
son, Anderson Brown and James Williams
The following are the findings In full:
The State ys. Joseph W. Leeeh. Edward
Leech, Joseph Mitchell and others-indict.
meut for riot and tumult on the premises OF
John R. FarrIs. True bill as to Joseph W.
lev Jones, Jr., Allen B. Crosby, Syvanus
HemphiIl, Bunk Childers, Rufus GarVin, Peter
Brown, Banks Kell, John A. Brown, Will
lIam johnson. Harvey Cunning, Robert Cald-
well, Frank Smith, Daniel Smith, Rulus DOB.
son and Bntl-r Dobson. AS to oth-rs no bill.
Ihe State vs. John W. Mitchell and others
indictment for riot, and assault on William j.
Mitchell, Edward Leech, George Leech, Dam
lei Chesterfield Mckinney, John Morrow,
Thomas Wllkerson, sherrod Chiders, Jeffer-
son Smith, Marion McAtee, Alonzo Brown.
Chambers Brown, Harvey Gunnlng, Ro0ert
Caldwell, John Ramsay, Hugh Kell and Will
liam johnson. AS to others no bill.
The State va. John Gardner, Levi Gardner
and others-indictmen for the murder of
Anderson Brown. True bill as to John Gard
ner. Levi Gardner, Green Cup. Robert J..
Caldwell, James NJ. Caldwell and o. ]. Gwinn.
As to Daniel Smith and Martin Hall, no bill.
Tn. State vs. j. Rufus Bratton aud others
Indictment for the murder OF James Williams.
True bill as 10 James Rafus Brst.on, Chambers
Brown, sylvauus Sherer, William sherer,, q.
II. shsrrr, James Sherer. e las Ramsay, Rob-
ert higgins, Hugh Kell, Henry Warliek, an
drew Kirkpatrick, Robert Hays Mitchell, Ma.
poeon Miller, Alonzo Brown. VIM. Johnson,
James Neei, Addison Carroll, Miles Carroll,
Harvey Cunning, Plnekney Caldwell, Rulus
B. McClain, Robert Caldwell, Holnrook Good,
John Caldwell, Robert Dickson Blgham, Ell
Ross Stewart, Samuel Ferguson, Josiah Mar
tin. As to Bsscomb Kennedy, no bill.
Most OF these men have already been In
dIcted In the United States Courts, many Of
them have been tried therein, and, In tact.
some of them are now serving long terms Of
Imprisonment In the Albany peniteutiary un-
der convictions in those courts for the very
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Exports.

Exports.
PHILlpRLPH1L-.Ptr steamship VirgInia--a56
bales upand cotton TO tierces rice. az bbs naval
stores, 46S bales donestica, 46 bbla oranges, a
oalea waste, rs toms old iron, and 81 packages
BAIrINoRg-Per steamship FalconL Lel bales
upland cotton, 2s4 teroes rice, 100 bhls rosln, .
bales domestlcs 20 bales rags, q: CASKS clay
pacssses hides, bales vanilla, 2obbls beer, 10 ooo
feet lumber, 50 packages so1ndrdes. 49,. soo ,o,.
LIyRRPooL-PerB Br ship Editn-60 bags ses lsi.
and cotton, 29ls bales uplsnd co[ton. -. 6ef
Spanish bark Augusta Elsa--s4o ppiS sp1i's 'ut'
pentine, 1872 bbls rosin. o-.n,
PROVIDENCE, tR I,)-Per scnr 'no a 'iiin-
200 900 feet lumber. .,,..
RIO DE LA PLATTE-Per Br Dig hoeniufaiN
l84, ,l73 feet LUMBER. ns,. non.
AMsrKRpAM-Per bark Freeman Dennis-2Szo
bales upland cotton.
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;Sa HECTOR GARDNER AGAIN IN L1NBo.-The no.
torious mulatto confidence operator and jail
breaker, Hector Gardner, was again arrested
Ilsss evening at the circus, by Detective Nlpson
He had Ia his possession a large number OF
complimentary tickets to the show, which he
had stolen from one OF the agents just to keep
his hand In. he also had an express receipt
which showed that he had shipped some Of
the proceeds OF his Rldgeville robbery, re-
Gently reported In TIE NEWS, to this city.
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The IRISH RIFLE CLUB are making exten-
sIve preparations for the presentation and ball
which Is to come of at Hloernian Hall on the
evening of the I'd proximo, and the indlca-
tjons are that 1t will prove handsome and
ENJOYABLE affair. The stand OF colors aud
markers, which are being prepared by a
number of their lady friends for presentation
to the club, are described by the favored few
who have been allowed sight of them as
being particularly artistic and elegant. The
s,aY of each flag lis made of genuine Irish oak,
Imported for the purpose, and capped with
spesrs Of palmetto wood.
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= v1AsAvAsHAH1TwioEA AwEElkss.aa

- :.
The Splendid side.vheA StsamarT -
DICTATOR Captain L. II. Co1ettel;
CITY POINT, captain George ID sMcAilaaf s9t1
leave Charleston every Tu1aQkI. andstGnAY
EvENRas, at 8 O'Clock, for SAvAEEAhS1ER.
NANDIN4, JAUKSONvfLLE. PAtAfKA3t-AdD
ALL LANDINGS ON ST. I0HHB RNER ..3i.:,
Returning, DICTATOR win leaye PAhaLk1E0'
Day MoBNINa, and dSAVAEhAHSuHDkY1Q
arriving here SUNDAY AFTERNonfy ~. Z, s.3Sio
UITY POINT will leave PALATK1 NmDkY
HoaNfNa and SAVANNAH WIDN1snAY. NON-
Na arriving here WEDNESDAY AFZHht too9s s.2
Connection Is made ar Fernsndna WIZ Lka1.
road for New Orleans and Havana. viRs0e01t
Ke. q: ct Jacksonville with Steamer STARdQHf
for MellonVille, Enterprise and Upper st saonnb
River; at Tocoi with Railroad Tor ST. k1SnS.
tine; and at Paatka with Steamers for tho Ook-
lawans RIVER. Il R'EtsF.sI
All freight for Way Landings must be- prepaid
on wharf. ~.
RAtENRL Il co., Agents.
Corner Vanderhorst's Wharf and East Ray.
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RELIGIOUS INEELLIGRN0E.
Items or eInterestSfrom ithe ohurches-
-'.i'' The Services To-Morrow.

eF!Es ;t.lr, - ,y:rG.t. r--
ltsni err eInterest5from sthe ohurches-
The Services To.Morrow.
Bishop Howe Is announced to preach TO-
morrow afternoon in the Protestant Episcopal
Church at Plnevllle. -
The First Baptist Church will be open for
Dtyineservice tomorrow at 1880 A. N. and
pm. The seats are free, and strangers are
cordially invited to attend. -
The pulpit at the Orphans Chapel VIII oe
at,ed Tomorrow afternoon by the Rev. DE- a.
Chambliss, pastor OF the Citadel square nap !, ~
tist Church. The services will oeg'n az '''o
Pm. .+
There Will be no services In the Glebe street
praabvterian Church In consequence OF tne
sbsence OF the pastor, Rev. J. L. difafoeau'
d. D., who is in attendance uponane fresoy.
ter,sn SYNOD IN Columbia. The Sunday
VIII. however, be held as usual.
Tho services of Christ Church, on Rutleage
.vsnna. lust above Llne street, WILL be held
hereafter In the morning instead Of the after
noon. There Will be morning prayer to.mor.
froH At 10. SOFA. NJ, with q sermon by the ReV;;
2sNsfcisr Green. rector. and sunday'schoo'
assPsM.
AZ the citadel Square Baptist Church there
wiIf'bs preaching by the Rev. J. a. Chamoliss
pastor, o. 10 9soA:;M n. and Ills T. N. 'sIan-
aes.visiting tho city are cordially invited 20
stteItd. ends committee, will be found az the
,doot 10 provide seats. The sulday-sohool
win commence as usual at , A. ID.
igsTne semi celebration Of the Sunday
). IS scboool. % connected. With the Bethel N. 3.
Church, which was postponed from last Sun
day on accupntptthe weather, will be held
to,msrrpwevening, commencing at O'Clock.
Addresses avill be- delivered by Professor
5 f:W. Cspers and several Of the scholars. ~
a5y * s.ThssPfssbyterian synod, p-.
The principal proceedings at the opening o.
the annual meeting, OF this body In Columbis
hisS have = ALREADY been reported BY telegraph In
THE NEws. ..she following are the standing
committees:
Bills and Overtures-Rev. q. r. Dickson,
Rev. J. B. Riley, W. L. 7. Prince.
/. Judloiary-Rev. E. 7. Buist, D: D., Rev. ID.
Mcqueen, p. D.. James Hemphill.
NsrratiVe Rev. ]. D. "A. Brown, key. a =.
Thee legical lSeminary-Rev. P. Plerson, Rev.
T. Wilson, James B. Cunningham.
Finance-A. B. Towers, A. F. Ceusar, James
Presbyssrian SssssH Church -Be,hel-Rev. ". A.
Gregg, Rev. F. L: Leper, J. a. Leland,
ChsFieston; Rev. E. II. Buist, Rev. J.. B.
7Yonn4,EH. N. Banks, South Carolina; Rev.
WV. Mills, Rev: A. A: James. DR.. W. q.
Z Wymen. Harmony; Kew. j. d. Saye, Rev. r.
GSwan r g. Enney.
Minutes OF General Assembly-Rev. W. g.
Piumer, D. D., Rev. 8. L. Watson, j. III. Ba1-
, ,Desosional Exercises Geo. Howe, D.
/. .DI Rev. ~ G.. Richards, A. Crawford.
Leave OF Absence-Rev. J. B. Dow, Rev.
James Douglass, Garner Randall.
Davidson Collepe-Rev. ]. L. Kennedy,
,RexE.iH. BuisE Rev. 7. W. White, J.,A. Le-
% Foreign, HissIons-Rsy. J. L. .Girardeau, D!
! d., Rev. H. Strong, Rev. J. 8. Bailey, 3. b.
WardlaW, ]. F. Davidson.
Domestic Miseions-Rev. J. L. Martin, Rev.
.sS. q. Hay, Rev. W..P. Jacobs, j: g. Lowry, j.
B. Jennings.
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HOTEL ARR1HAzs, soEEMBER 10.
Pavilion.

FaFukOns
John Robinson and wife, Mrs. Haywood and
child, Robert stIckney and wife, W. Mazzorri
and wife, B. Robinson and wife, G. Fisher and
wife, G. N. Robinson and Wilson, ]. Robinson
and Charlie, G. Kelly and Conrad, F. Robinson
and McCarty, ]. sawbone and Frank, W. Hol.
land and Paul, G.. sloman and Costello, j.
Qnlnton Robinson and. Louis John Robinson,
Roblnson's Circus Company; J. "A. Mason, Co.
lumbia;. D. .odom; J.. J. Williams, Bonneau'si
P. Mellett, 8. W. Mellett, F. Mellett, Sumter;
h. @. Baggett, 8. c.; W N. Cummings, sRidge'
vile; s. ". Maurice, KlDgstree: A. Rowe, Mt
Pleasant; ]. T. Green, Sumter; W. J. spelrs,
j. P. Lee, st. Stephens; Mrs. W. H. Jones,
Bonneauos;J. F. Plimley, B. G. Bradley, N. Y.
P. Garvey, Belfast Ireland; p. W. Wilkins,
Bull River; O. B. Bowen, Boston; b. schip.
man, Bonneaus; W. Hamilton, wife and child
Jersey City; "A. Morgan, Georgetown; B. g.
Guinor, Charlotte, N. c.; g. o. Dlckert, N. D.
CLappells; B. F. Jones, Graham's.
Charloston.
j. W. JIppins, Philadelphia; D. N. Walduct
Miss l.. Walduct, Miss Y. B. Talmadge, New
York; F. F. Hoyt, Brooklyn; Rev. B. P. Smith
Fulton, N. T.;J. Fraser, Canada; E. L. Ripley
General j. Voydez and wife, Miss Lawrence
Miss Voydez, Master Voydez and servant, Col
Caneselwae, wife and two children, New
York; W. N. Walt, E. Watt, B. Roberts, ss'
vannan; N. Thorne, Macon; O. Cluemann, Mrs
F. A. Sawyer, South Carolina; ?. A. Burr
Pittsburgh, Pa; B. T. Bunker. q. Pincus, Ne"
York; L. E. Cannon, Washington g. A. Mills
Baltimore, q. Parish, wife and child, Philadel
phla; L. Nelson, Boston; G. E. Hoadley, Miss
Z. Trott, New York; 3. A. Marshall. Phlladel
phIa; A. o. French, Wilmington B. J. Brown
New York; Captain J. 7. Hubbard, Ship Rloh
ard Ill.
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Mr.. SouDER invites attention to his Stock OF
Photograph Frames just received, embracing
upwards of thirty different styles, many OF
them Of entirely new design and beauty OF
finish, which he offers to cash buyers at a
small advance on cost. sopDER's Gallery, No.
288 King street. oct3l-lmo
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The charleston Cotton, Rice and Naval
Stores Markets.
OFFICE CHARLESTON News. !

stores Marketbs
T OFFICE CHARLEsT0N NEWS, I I!
FRIDAY EVENING, November 10, ls72.)
CoTToN.-The market showed frm tendency,
and buyers were asking full rates. the article ex
hibiting some irregulartty but factors were gene
rally enabled to harden their prices X@Hc p b.
sales about 700 bales, say2 st Is, 8 at 16X, al
16K, IL at 18x, so at II, 10 at Tx, IA at 17k,
at Tx, 2satl73I,ss ct h5l, as at 17x< u at TX
II at IS, So at 1sXc. We quote:
LIVERPOOL CLASSIFICATION.
Ordinary to good ordinary .16Xal7H
Low middllng.. .17H@l7x
Middnng nng;;;;S..-:..:.-'''''::.:'I,Mys, ;;,S. - Iamens,
= StftotF FmlddunR. .......... 80. ..nomtQal
R1oE.-Tbere was moderate demand with 9
steady market. Sale, about 1762 2tierces Of clean
Carolina, VIZ 90 tierces a. 8x, 1l5 at 10 p fb
We quote: Common toiair at e@exc; good exc
7Ho.
NAVAL SToREs.-The arrivals were 157 bbls
spirits turpentiue and 1856 bbls. rosin. Tht
market was quiet and without transactions.
I.RsIaHrs.-To Liverpool, by steam, direct, -
on uplaL ds, - on sea Islands,; via New
York, I'd on uplands, - on sea Islands; by sail
xd on uplauds, and xd on sea islands. Il
Havre Ike on uplands. OoastwiseAtn New
York, by steam, xc on uplapds and - on SCI
island-; 50 p tIerce on rice; 6oc q bbl on rosin
by sail, g p tb on cotton; -c q tlerce OF
rice; 500 p bbt on rosin ;:sl1@12 q II on lumber
$l2al2 so 2 on timber. To Bost n, by steam
10 on uplands and 81 80 p tierce on rlce;by sail
&c p b on uplands; rosin 7oc; resawed stuf
sl2@l2 80; timber sls@1s 50; phosphate $5@s 80
To Providence, by sail $lo@ll R~M ON boards
&c 2 b on cotton; by steam 70 via New York
To Philadelphia, by steam 80 on uplands; 81 y
q tierce on rice; soc p bhl on rosln; 81 onspirits
Through bills of ladlng given to tBoston, n,P Prov
dence and tho New Ensland cities are regularl!
issued on this route, and dispatch guaranteed
By sail; $s p on boards; $12 on timber;
ton on clay; So so on pnosphates. To Baltimore
by steam 20. p b; by sail $s@s 6s 2 MOI
boards; - on timber; So 80 p ton ct c!.y; SAC
4 so p ton up river on phosphate rock. Vassel
are in demand by our merchants TO take lumbe
freIghts from qeorgetewD. s. O., Darten and Satil
la River, Ca, and Jacksonville, Fla, 20 Northern
ports and $lo@12 p n are tie rates on timbs
and boards,
ExoHANag.-Sterling 90 day bills 2lx.
DoxEsTIo ExoHANaE.-The banks purchas
sight checks on. New York at K@K per cent on
and sell at par.
GoLD-13@l4.
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HousroN,s NEW PHoToiiRApH GALLERY, No.
a07 King street, Is constantly thronged with
visitors, who gaze upon the beautiful Photo
graphs with wonder ard amazement. The
Celebrated Rembrandt Pictures made at This
Gallery surpasses anything ever introduced In
this city before. We have over fifty different
style of Frames. Also, q large stock of Albums,
Cases, &c. noVl2'tuthsS
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% OCULAR LINE FOB GEoRGEf0EH
II FROM SOUTH ooaGEeo1A1 si III WaAa g

Time Table Of Steamer ENILIs, - = 80
Captain @. q. White fer November; M
1872: = f-s. s. ss.sr-easf \,
=. LEAVE oHiRLssToN.s LIkvE akoaskEoHE
MONDAY, Nov {, 7AMl W1DNss'x. Nov aSAG
FRIDAY, Nov 8, Z An MONDAY, Gov1L.SxAl
wEDNss'Y, Nov ls, n EKIDsY, Eag lSiSAx S.ss!f.L
FRIDAY, NoY o., z 4 nj NoNDAY, N0E I&kh
WEDNEs'Y. Nov 27, AAiFRIpAY, NOV 2ssssAk sseyAlsl
TOUCHING AT SOUTH IsIAND..s sWAYERLY,
KElTRFIELD AND AQUFH: htttta15
EVERY TRIP. Gi.:i Gss5fi
xrFreient received day before ssilinRg ~
All freight and wharfage must be peP1 w.
Duplicate receipts required with sll shipasnt.
For Freight or Passage Apply on board ototh
SHAUKELFoRD KELLY, Agents. sSA:2.i y,
North atlantic Wharf; Charleston, 8. @. ~
A. MORGAN, Agent, GeorgetoNn, %.
oct7-tuthf 3mOB =. -, 49, - 7. .sts I ts1,
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BUILDING MATERIAL.-.An extensiVe STOCK
aud large variety of Doors, sashes, BliRds,
Balusters, Mouldings, 6t., are kept constantly
on hand by Nj. P. p. Tosle, athis warerooms,
No. 20 Hayne street andllo. .ss Pinckney street.
The above are all made athis: own factory on
Horlbeck's wharf. he keeps, also, French and
American window Gias, Stained; Glass, Slate
Mantels, ,Bullders' Hardware. 6c., from the
best manufacturers. sfnch8sfmwlyr
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VERY CHEAP.-A Handsome Box, contain.
ing One Quire Initial Note Paper, Twenty-four
Initial Envelopes, Penholder and Pen, for
oaly twenty-five cents, at Won santen's Ba-
zaa No. 22s. King street. next Academy OF
Mus, july6-s
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MoUEsr.-Au inquest was held yesterday at
No. 80 Line street over the body of white
man named John Gotta, who died suddenly on
toe previous night. A verdict of death from
apoplexy was rendered. @
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FISHER keeps always every variety of choice
fresh Fruit, Canned Fruits and Vegetables,
Preserves, Cordiala, Confectionery, genuine
imported Cigars, &c. Call and Judge for your.
Self at l6s King street The patronage of my
friends and the public generally is respectfully
solicited.
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FURoHaorr. BENEDICT d Co. offer q very
fine Kid Glove at 81: Gloves, two buttons,
81 IS. Will open on Tuesday the celebrated
Cheilley's Kid Gloves, aold under guarantee,
for which We are the sole agents.
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A CARD.
FORK OF EDlsro, November II

'ssssS FORK OF ED1sTo, November II.
- 10 THE EDITOR OF THE sEWS. :.
Ia Justice to Mr. Samuel Dlbble, whom re-
earded as the author Of the article written
.over'the signstureof Of "Fair Plsy,"' published
in TaE News of "a recent date, hereby with
draw all remarks contained In my communi-
cation of the 9Th lost, intended to apply to
him, as that gentleman informs me he Is not
the author of the article referred to.
plvaAN
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EUROPEAN CARaoEs.-Mr. Henry Gard clear
ed yesterday the British ship Edith, for Liver
pool, with 80 bags sea island cotton and 2sls
bales upland cotton. Also, by the same, the
SPANISH bark Augusta. Elsa, for Liverpool,
with s45 barrels spirits turpentine and 1877
barrels rosln. By Messrs. Lesesne d Wells, the
British bark freeman Dennis, for Amsterdam,
with 2s2s bales upland cotton.
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r,w york Naval Stores Market.

NEW Y0RK, N0Vem0ef II.
The Daily Bulletin says: Receipts to-day 8
bbls. The dem lnd fer splits turpentlne oontln.
ues lIchs and prices are Without apparent
strength. Sales so blols at 62c. We quote at 81 ~
s2c Rusin is quiet but generally ID pretty arm ad
strained ut "a 40. We ouole at 81 aoa4 96. The
futu. e grades are quiet. In Tar 20 provision Dds
sold at 81 IS. Pitcn unchanged.
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GIFTS FOR THE HoLIDAYs.-For Silverware,
fine Watches, gold Opera and Vest Chains, 90
to Allan's, 3o7 King street.
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JUST RECEIVED in splendid order, fresh NAL
aga, Catawha. and Isabella Grapes, Bananas,
Oranges, Coooanuts, Dates, Prunes, &C., at
Fishers fruit store.
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FURcHaorr, BENEDICT & Co. offer this
week great bargains In Carpets, Rugs, Drug
gets, OH Cloths, &C.; also special bargains In
Cloths OF all description.
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EVERYBODY comedies that Fisher knows how
to keep a Fruit Store, and charges moderate
prices
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HAVE YOU BEEN Into Plenge's Hat Store, No.
2Ol King street? he has splendid assort.
ment of gentlemen's Hats and Caps.
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BUSINESS NOTICES.

If YOU WISH fresh, delicious and inviting
Fruit, you can procure 1t at Fishers elegant
fruit store, l6s King street, between Clifford
and Queen.
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TIE Sun is bright, and so will your furni'
ture be II you use Durand's Furniture Polish.
noyl3.lmo
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The LADIES pronounce Fishers Fruit Store
model OF beautiful taste and display, and the
most attractive In the city.
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CHRIsTMAs is coming. For handsome Gold
Bracelets, Studs and Sleeve Buttons, 60 to
Allan's, 307 King street,
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WILD ENGLISH DUCKS for sale at No. 9 Mar.
ket street, and Stall One Flsh Market.
TERRY & NoLEN.
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VALENTINES PREPARATION
" MEAT JUICE.

Just received, o largesupply ot the above. Each
bottle contains four pounds o1 the pest Beof, ex.
olnsive OF fat: can be used with cold or warm
water: also can be taken With Ocdhvef Oh, and
destroys tn taste OF the on.
This is much superior 70 me aExIactm Bed,
nnon trial. For sale BY a,Or. H.RAER,
1un7 - 40 @0 4ee0& e3ees,
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1872-11-16
CITY AFT AIRS.
.THERnoMErRIoA1.

rns range OF the thermometer yesterday at
the drug, store of Dr.. Joseph Blackman, on
the south aide OF Broad street, was as follows:
"a. n, 10; 10 A. N, IS; u NJ, 6e; 2 P. NJ, 6s;
4PsM.,,5s;sP P. NJ, s.; 8 P. NJ, so.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1872-11-16
New York Rico Market.

NEW YoRK November IA
The Daily Bulletin says: The market is steady,
AMI sales are reported Of l65 bags kaugoon at 7a
7Xc, and 10 tcB Carolina at at7&aSxc.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1872-11-16

TINE Is MoNEY.-Clocks, fifty different styles,
in wood, bronze aud marble cases, at Allan's,
307 King street.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1872-11-16
TIE FIRST T.oLAss IRoS, s0REW sTEA S
GULF STREAM, osptStn Hun5e. Iss sss
yIRGiNIA. OaptsfnS SHfuctf 455sSsfs

= =, - =. ~
class sea connection abetRrsn thiIad ShE8s ~
Charleston, aud Ia, alliance with RaArQaa uQA66
niles at both. .termini. AFFORD r1pt6 6n.
70 and from all points Ia the Cotton StasSas aAf;
10 and from Cincinnati, 81. Louis, Chfcaa6 116t64
principal cities Of tho Northwest, Rcgtbl E$yt!
deuce and the Eastern. Manufacturing genSf1E5
4F The GULF STREAM is. appoiHtet t9ssAeA
from Browns Wharf on FRlDAr, 0dl lNoye1h
r. The VIRGINIA viii follow. : Z
For particulars OF Freight srran9ementE,Ap Applyl
TO WIN. A. C0URTENAY, Union Wh12yelss
= W. p. CLYDE q co., General sAgenta,N412
South Delaware Avenue, FhfadelphiS az ss:-
novla-Stuth1n ,sy,l7 x. -, Z. Fl, ~.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1872-11-16

PLAYING CARDS, wholesale and retail, very
cheap, at Won santen's, No. 22s King street.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1872-11-16
n . B " RIaHTss5 IS j gEIIssEN aEIsE ss.ass; sss
AND;INTERMEDIATEL LANDINGS soMdHialI
49, .ss TEE RIVER ~ f5s,s ~ :.ass,.s e {.

The Steamer MARION, Captain; IL sE1S,
WE. Adair. is now recelvtng 81
Freight at Accommodation Wharf, land. VilAe&ts
on SlTURpkYEI EIGVT, tho 18th instant. . yfsk
Freight and Wharfage must be prepaid. -
For engagemcnts apply on board, or 70 - -
y =, RAVENEL, HOLMES q Coz