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THE rs.
munfcipaI Court.

-Hanberry drunk and dlsorderly, one dol
lar. Daniel Barnwell, colored, stealing Goa
from a cart in King street, ten days. JOSEPH
Cole, colored, drunk and disorderly, turned
over to trial Justice. G.. Slsrner, lodged By
a trial Justice, delivered to warrant. A goal
at large, one dollar. A shawl and aboat sail,
the former found upon the Market Hall steps,
aud the latter dropped by an unknown indiVid.
ual at the sight Of policeman, delivered to
the owners. A bag Of cabbages, dropped by
ia negro, who 10 supposed to have stolen 1t,
was sent to the Orphanhouse.
Supreme Court-December @.
Before Chief Justice Moses and Associate
Justices Wright and Willard:
Ex psrte Thomas N. Wilkes. Petition for
admission TO practice. Mr.. Chamberlain for
petitioner. The petition was granted, and
Mr. Wilkes was sworn and enrolled as an at
torney, solicitor and counsellor Of the su-
preme Court. -
resumed. Mr.. J. j. Hemphill concluded his
argument tor respondent. Mr.. McAliley In
re ply.
Of the court, aud Mr.. A. N. Boozer reappoint-
ed clerk.
The court adjourned I'LL Monday, Deem
Der 8, when the First Circuit will be called.
Un,ted ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS 9.
Before Judges Bryan and Bond:
The United States vs. W. G. Whltesldes,
John WINNER, Robert Moore and others
conspiracy. These cases were assigned for
trial to-day, but owing to an accident TO 8. P.
Hamilton, ESQ.,, defendants counsel, were,
upon motion OF Y. ]. Pope, Esq, continued
I'LL tomorrow.
On motion of General Butler the case OF
George Street ut al, indicted for conspiracy,
was continued.
Campbell and Seabrook for plaintiff. Mr.. Cor
bin lor defendant. Assigned for trial on Mon.
day next.
igru. defendant. Ouroin for plaintiff. Miles
for defendant Struck of.
PENDANTS. Wnaley d Mitchell for plaintiffs.
Wilkinson for deienuants. Continued.
T. Mntte Allston Va. estate ]. 2. Richardson,
estate 3. Manning and j.. l.. Manning. assnm
ut. Three cases. Prlngle for plaintiff. Porter
t& Conner Tor defendants.
8. d N. R. Davle vs. Churchill Z. Jones.
Trespss.. FarrOw & Duncan for plaintiffs.
Porter d Conner for defendants. Continued.
Judge Bond gave notice to the bar that on
Thursday next he would make q peremptory
call OF the docket, and that such cases as were
not represented will BIZ stricken from the
docket.
The grand jury returned true bills as to
VIM. Webster, Hamlet Loudelock, etal, Synez
Walker, III al, for conspiracy against citizens
OF African descent as to voung.
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STRICT OBSERVANCE LODGE. AT The annual
communication Of Strict Observance Lodge,
No. 70, held on Friday, 9Th instant. the follow
ing officers were elected and Installed to serve
for the ensuing Masonic year: ]. D. Easterlln.
W. NJ; A. W. Taft, y. W.; B. F. McCabe, J. W.
F. J. Dawson, treasurer; W. st. ]. JsrVey, Sec
rotary; D. B. GIllIland, 8. D.; E. O. Marshall, ],
D.;J. D. stocker, J. L. Sheppard, stewards; F.
L. Meyer, tiler.
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OURS NAY be termed the Periodical Age
all the best literature Is first published In the
Periodicals. The only method OF keeping pace
with the current literary, philosophical,
scientific and theological topics OF the day is to
read the Periodicals. No family should be
Without one or more magazines suited to its
various members. Specimen copies of all
the English and American Periodicals can be
seen on the tables at Fogartle's Book Deposl-
tory. Nov Ia the time to subscribe for the
new wear. dec&-wtm3
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PATHETIC GUARD RIFLE CLUB.

At a recent meetIog of this organization the
new fatigue caps, already described In this
paper, were formally adopted, and the CLUB
Expect to have them before their next parade.
The contract was given to Messrs. Brown q
Johnson, on King street, and the members
are requested to call at that store and have
their measures taken. The Palmetto Guard
also design procuring the winter pantsof tne
uniform, consisting of material OF the same
color as the coat, with q green cord on the
outside seam. This club Is a lineal descendant
of one OF the crack militia companies of yore'
and when thoroughly uniformed, as is pro
posed, they Will present an appearance 10
kee5ipp gs!.h their ancient name and m
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Javas remain unchanged, though the market Is
very much stronger. The stock Of singapore ID
steadily increasing, though still this kludis La.
called for by The trade. We give below the move.
ls, 1872, 1853, sO7 mats OF 80 lbs each; receipts since
cur last 2a,s37 do do; total 1888 do do; sales
since our ! ut 1885 do do. Total stock IN nrst
nands IL The Uulted States this date ITO, Ire do do.
though the trade from first hands has been limit.
co. frlces generally are a shade lower. and hold.
ers are more disposed to make concessions ia
considerable business has been done. Ginger is
une9angta. Cloves, plmento and cassia are q
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s..R. MARSHALL & Co., corner Klng and
Society streets, have on hand an elegant as
sortment of Rodgers & Sons and Wosten-
holm's Table and Dessert Knives, Carvers and
sseels; also, the greatest variety of Pocket
Knives, sclsso rs and Razors In cases, and
Ladies' Cutlery cases to be found In the city.
These goods are of The best quality, and have
been selected expressly for the holiday trade,
and are sold at low prices. dec6-mWIlz
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HOTEL ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS 4
And 8.
Charleston.


James E. Smith, Danl N. Willis, Eugene
seltz, q. B. Hunter, New York; VIM. Curry,
@. s,hlamm, Savannah; e. q. Chester, wife,
child and nurse, Fernandlna; VIZ. F. Smith,
Miss u. L. Smith, Glenn Springs, Geo. W Fox,
E. W. Ke,cham, Richmond; John Lochrane,
Georgia; W. W. Murphy, Frankfort; O. s.
s:etson, Jr., and wife, Philadelphia; Mrs. H.A.
Butler, Mrs. ". a. Ellis aud child, Miss Ovrle
Wernfeld, Vermont; James B. Dey, J. E.
Hunt, ClarksvIlle; A. ]. Coe, Boston; Louis
Lancaster; 3. O. Billings, Lancaster. 8. c.;
w. A. Reddep, Louisville; P. l.. 8. Virden,
Phlladelphia; A. W. Lebben, C. T. Aldrich, o..
D. Currlgh and wife, New 7 ork; a.. Hendry, J.
F. Goodrich and wife, Newark, N. J.;F Good
rich. Mrs. c. B. Goodrich. Charlestown, Mass.
Il. Yeatmau, BalIlmore; z. 3. Hair, NeWperry;
B. q. HerDdon, Cokesbury; G. n. Delano, vii.
mingtoDj A. J. Currle, Northeastern Railroad;
q. 4. Matthew's, Waterbury, Conn; a. A..
Sumner, 3. B. Snyder, Savannah; R. A. HAYES
aud vile, Louisville.
Pavilion.
Thos. F. Hlgbee, Camden; ]. T. Easily, sa-
vannah; J. 8. Sung, Florence; D. Ryansbur.
ger, New York; 3. F. Swift, Alexandria; D.
Maqrath, Washington; I. F. 3. Peck and wife,
1T. Louis; q. N. Lsthapi, Augusta; 7. v.
Walsh. Sumter; VIM F. Porter and wife,
Brighton; W B. Wright, ". O. and 3. 3. B.;
B. Mortimer, New York; Vim. Blake, Spar
tanburg; Miss B. Chapman, Miss g. Chapman,
Mrs. q. Chapman, g.. O. Ford, Savannah;S 6.
D.. Killian. Columbus; Owen Smith, Hard
Scrabble; J. F. Alden, orspgeburg.
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BUILDING M~ATER1AL--An extensive stock
and large variety Of Doors, Sashes, Blinds,
Balusters, Mouldlngs, DO, are kept constantly
on hand by Mr.. P. p. Toale, at his warerooms,
No. 20 Hayne street and No. SO Plnckney street.
The above are all made at his own factory on
Horlbeck's wharf, He keeps, also, French and
American Window Glass, Stained Glass, Slate
Mantels, Builders Hardware, &C., from the
best manufacturers. mchsfmw1yr
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FuRoHeorr, BENEDICT & Co. have received
a full assortment of Kid Gloves, and oher q
good quality, one button Glove, for 81; W.
button Glove for St Is. Also, sole agents for
the celebrated Cueilly Kid Gloves, each pair
sa,a ,ndo- o,oron,ee. dec2
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INTIMIDATION mnrket.

WILMINGTON, December Z.
SPIRITS TuRP~ENTISB.-Sales Of $50 Casks at 66c
per ga Ion for southern packages, q decline OF &c
since last report.
~kosrN.-Market inactive, with sales OF 800 bbls
at So 70 fur Strained.
CRUDE 1uRPENT1NE.-Sales OF 248 bbls at So 20
for hard and % ~ for virgin and yellow dip.
TAR-Market steady, with sales OF 1913 bbls at -
per Dbl.
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No. l DYErNa and cleaning OF Gentlemen's
Overcoats, Winter Sacks, Shawls, Pants,
Vests. &c., DO, at Otto sonntag's. Dyer and
scourer. No. 81 Wentworth street. near Ar
teslan Well. G. -
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RELIGIOUS NOTES.

The churches throughout the city were
largely attended yesterday, both morning and
afternoon. Night services were held In the
Citadel Square and First Baptist Churches,
and were also well attended. Bishop Howe
administered confirmation In the morning, at
Saint Michaels Church, to- eighteen candi-
dates-four male and fourteen female. BE
also preached an appropriate sermon and adj
minlstered the communion. The church was
crowded. The services 10 the other churches
were of no especial Interest.
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CITY
MEETINGS 1RIs OAK

o,on,e Lodge, A. F. H., at Z P. u.
oa.usan Rias Club, at half-past T ID.
Grant Cavalry, at 3 and 7 P. NJ.
palmetto Division, 3. T., at halt-past T. M.
HOOK end Ladder, No. 3, at half-past Z Z.
r..
Palmetto Fire Company, at half-past T. n.
Medical Society, at hslf-past Z p. N.
Irish Volunteers, at Z P. II.
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r1sH COVERS, Plate Covers, Plate Warmer,
Chaang Dishes, Toilet Sets, English Tee
Trays, Plated Spoons, Forks and Casters, Bird
Cages, Boys and Mems Tool Chests, for sale,
at low prices, by 8. B. Marshall d CO., corner
King and Society streets. dec8"mwh2
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MEssRs. LowNDEs & GRIMBALL will offer for
sale at auction on or about the Let January
next, several Lots Of Land of suitable size for
building purposes. situated In the northeast
ern part of the city, and commonly known as
the Blake lands. Further particulars will be
given In a future advertisement. nov27-wfm
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New York Naval Stores Market.

From the Daily Bulletin. Saturday, December I:
The stock Of spirits uf iurpentine continues very
large and the market evident y Is weak, with coo
and nothlrr Of importane. has transpired.
strained rosin is quiet, with So IS bid and 50 aoa4
asked. Sales 100 obls at So SIX and 800 bolD 10
lots az s3 90. Tar e sill scarce and nrm. Pitch
active In q jobblng way at forIne
nrIces. Lat in the day we hear OF 1000 gallons
snirits :urpentine IN Imperial Tins at Toe; also 800
bols pale rosin at IS, aud l26 bols extra pale at 50.
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SUDDEN CHANGES in the weather ore pre-
ductlvae OF Throat Diseases. Coughs and Colds.
There is no more ~effsctual relief to be found,
than In the use Of Browns Bronchial Troches.
Dowle, Noise & Davis, Agents. ~dec4-wfm8
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TIE ~"CIhcuLATINa LIBRARY" attached to
Fogartie's Book Depository, Is now open.
Special arrangements will bs made With Clubs
In the country. decsntuths4
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AUCTION SALES THIS DAY

william Mckay will sell at 10 o'clock, at nis
store, showcases. cutlery, &c.
Leitch & Bruins will sell at IL A. ID. ana
p. M.. at their Office, watches, jewelry, &c.
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FuRcHeorr, BENEDICT & Co., No. 275 King
street, have received 100 sets of Children's
Furs, only 81 as; i0s sets Of Children Fura,
s. and 81; 100 sets Ladies' Furs-aets from
81 up. - O"
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Eoar1aa ExpoRrs.-Ths British bark Stormy
feuei wss Cleared on Saturday for Liverpool,
BY hr Henry Gard, with Q bags sea island cot
ton. 1851 bales upland cotton, l4o tons phos-
phate rock, 8 sbls bes,wax, and 2 tierces cot
~ Oeed.
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rHERM0MEERICAL

The following is the range of the thermom-
eter for The pact two days:
ssturday-sA. NJ, 81: 10 A. NJ, IS; IL Ms
el; z P. NJ, 80; 4 P. ~, 49, P. L., So; 8 T.
Il, 81. A..
sundays A. NJ, So; 10 "a. NJ, Sc; II IN OIL;
2P. NJ, e;IP.M ", "a; sP. n. co. 2. ID. 81.
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%FuRcHaorr, BENEDICT q Co., No. 276 King
atreet. are. for this week, Offering great bar
gains in Carpets-,great reduction made IN
this article. oeSH
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BUSINESS NOTICES.

DoE'T fall to see those wonderful things at
Hlbernian Hall tonight. Bring twenty-five
cents along.
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COMMERCIAL NEWS.
EIporIa.

LlvHRPo9L-Per Br bark Stormy Petrel-o bags
sea island and 1851 bales q land cotton, 40 tons
phosphate rock, s bbls beeswax, 2 tlerces cotton
seed.
Nkw YoRK-Per steamship Chsmplon-7o bags
sea island and l1T8 bales upland cotton, 13o tea
rice, go bae s domestics, 1,3 packages.
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NHANGE OF SAILING DAYS
NOREAsED SERVICE
PACIFIC MAIL STEAMSHIP ooNPAHYH
THROUGH LINE 10 ssIst
CALIFORNIA CHINA AND JAPAN. 4'pH
FARES. GREATLY REDUCED.

Steamers or the above line leave 1erI
No. A. North River, loot Of Canal street
New York, at II O'Clock noon, Of tho 6tn, l1lh
and 80th OF every month. except wher: sheso date1
I Al-departures connect &C Panama withSteoIt.
ers for south Pacific and Central pof1.
For Japan and China, steamers leave fffnn.
cisco 1rst OF every month, except when II Ialla On
No Gsrfornls Steamers touch as HavsnA, but
20 direct from New York to AapinwalL ss21i
One hundred pounds baggage nee 70 each adhls
Medicine and attendance free. -. t9asG
For Passage Tickets or other Information, Appg
at the COMPANIES TICKET OFFICE, OF the
Wharf foot Of Canal street, North River, EeW
York. F.yR BABfJsA9ouk
augis-1yf raI5 o. ;'s,sSi
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OFF TIE sKELLIos, by Jean Iugelow, the
English poetess. Price 81 rs. AT Holiness
Book House,
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No FAMILY once using Dursnd's Polish vii
ever be Without O bottle In The house.
nOyl5.luO
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GIFTS FOR TIE lIoLIDATs.-For silverware,
fine watches. gold Opera and Vest Chains, 60
to Allan's, 307 King street.
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The will be refunded II Durand's
French Polish does not do what 1t claims to
do, novl3-lmo
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Passengers.

passenger.
Per steamship Champion. for New York-Lt ]
Ande 8 IT, Miss N uaguert, e K Epgar and v lie,
L Ledurebat, 2 p Khan, ID MlcSles, and 20 10
etc rage.
Per steamship Georgia, from New York-Miss
II I. Slmmg, Or d ) StelsOn, Jr, and wife, r
Pierce, T E uunt, J X Icy, Miss o Mortified, Miss
N a Butler. Miss N H.Ellts, q F Richter, FE Wills.
Il F TillDghast, E Miller, E U Mur. ock, ) Hines
and wife, J Thlel, Miss N Eaton, J Baker Mrs
Bager, Mrs Vim Johnson, Rev X Gilmore and sis
ter. General MacEae, u Lennlrk, Miss E Moody, ]
MoudY, Miss E Demare and maid, LIE Oroix nd
ser v ant, ] Smithers, Mrs SmiLhers, h Elegston,
and 10 In stee age, :
Per steamer Dictator, from Palatka via Jack.
~sonvlle, Fernandtna and Savannah. Ga-Mrs
Redden, and 4 On deck.
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Go TO HlbernIau Hal tonight and hear
the great "Spiritual Band OF Music" Only
twenty-five cents admission.
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The Charleston Cotton, Rico and Naval
Stores Markets,

The Charleston Cotton, Rice and Naval
Stores Markets.
OFFICE CHARLEgroN NEWS,
SATURDAY EVENING, December Z, 1871
Co1ToN.-This staple was In somewhat limited
demand, the market showing q quiet and IN.
changed character; sales about 400 bales, viz: l at
II. l at leK, is at II, 4 at Tx, 20 at l7X, 4 at
Tx, u at l7K, Is at Tx, SO at Is. 80 at 1917, 20 at
lsH, 81 at leH, SO at lsX, 50 at Ice. We quote:
LIVERPOOL CLASSIFICATION.
Inferior. 0l6x
Ordinary. 10 goud oruinsry......n *
Low mlddllug.
Mloohbg.
Strtct mlddllng ............."...lST@-
RIoE.-There was q good Inquiry for this grain
at firm rates; sales about 200 tierces clean Caro.
ltus, viz: . ,iercss ut eX, Q at 6K, 2s at Q Gle. %
at Z, 81 at ~, 20 OF tx, 81 at Z 6.loo. We quote
common 10 fair at ex@sXc, good TOXIC.
NAVAL SToRss.-The arrivals were l47 bbls
spirits turpsntne, and se1 bbls rosin. There
we're no sales reported.
FREIGHra.-To Liverpool, by steam, dI rect, IA
on uplauds, - on sea islunds; via New York.
IA on uplsnds. lxd on sea islands; by
sail IA on uplands, aud IA on sea islands. To
Hayre, 10 on uplRnds. Coastwise-to New
York, by steam, xo on uplands and on sea
islands; 50 p fierce on rlcei ooc p hbl on rosln;
by sail, - p ID on cotton; 30 p fierce on
rice; Soc q Dbl On rosin; sll@l2 q n on lumber;
$l29I2 so p n on timber. To Bost n, by steam
10 on uplands and 50 so p tierce on rice; by sail,
1t p ID on uplands; rosIn roc; resawed stun
$l29l2 so; timber sl8@la 90; phosphate S6@5 50.
To Providence, by sail $loDl1 p Il on boards;
- y ID on cotton; by steam 10 via New York
To Philadelphia, by steam Ko on uplands; 81 rs
q tierce on rice; 600 v Dbl on rosln; 81 on spirits.
Through bills Of ladiDg given to Boston, Provi.
dence and the New England cities are regularly
Issued on this route, and dispatch guaranteed.
By sail, So p II on buards; $l2 on timber;-p
ton on clay; "a ~ on pnosphstoa. To Baltimore,
by sIaam 10 p b; by sail $S@s so p on
boards; - on timber; SO so p ton at city; SAG
$50 y ton up river on phosphate rock. Vessels
arc In demand by our merchants to take umber
frelghts from Georgetown. 9. O.. Darien and Sstil.
Ia River, Ca, and Jacksonville, Fla, to Northern
ports, and slo@12 p N are TIE rates on timber
and boards.
MISUNDERSTANDING 90 day bills 2l@2lH.
Domestic ~ExouANaB.-The banks purchase
sight checks on New York at H@K per cent. on,
and sell at par.
GoLD-l2x@laK.
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CHRrsrMAs is coming. For handsome Gold
Bracelets, Studs and Sleeve Buttons 90 u
Allan's, 307 King street.
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POET CdLkSDdR.
HaONje puiavp

First Quarter. 7th, 9 hours. II minutes, morning.
Pat! Moon, 18th. 4 noprs, Is minutes, evening.
Last Quarter, 22d, s hours. 50 minutes. evening.
New Moon. soth, 1 hours, II minutes, morning.
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PORT OF BEAUFORT, S. O. :

fohi VI b~EAufohT, {. Y,
ARRIVED.
December 8.-Schr J q Keeling, Robinson, B
days from Nassau, to Major Mauldi0, forlumber.
LHARHD.
November 26.-Bsrk Henrietta; jWishart, from
Bull River, with s6s tons phosphate, for London
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u. O B r L o 3 I D A1
VIA sAvANNXH.

H. -
VIA sAvANNAH.
ti
The Splendid Slde.wheel Steamers, sEKsA
DICTATOR. Captain I. II. 0oxetter, IR
CITY POINT, Captain FITZGERALD, VII Leave
charleston every TUESDAY, THgRsDA7 ana Bun
DAY EVENING, at 8 O'Clock precisely, fof
FERNANDNA, ~
JACKSONVILLE, g4@S.
GREEN COVE SPRINGS,
81. AUGUSTINE,
PALATKA
AND ALL LANDINGS on ST. JOHNS RIVER.
Connecting at Pslatka with steamers for
the OcIsWaha River and with the Steamer STAh.
LiaHT for enterprise, Aellonvilie, ana an points
m the Upper st, Johns and Indian Rlxefa.
These nne Steamers. built IN New York, espe.
cIsl v adapted for the Florida trade, are furnlaneo
with every comfort and convenience S,4 sa9s1
the CHEAPEST; SAFEST AND MOST CoAEUsI
ABLE MEANS OF REAOHISG Iney
proylde 9 nrst class table, well furnished; CON;
forrahle Staterooms, and make NO EXTRA,
= FUR MBAJS AMI E6fATER09ASsS
they land almost at tho doors OF theS Dstn9lptL
Hotels or all above points, saving the lnyeHas ~
e. :urisr the dangers and diacomfor@ ollsea9sn
SI a.nnest at Fernsndina With, FloridgB ai!s9aa
for All points in the interior, and Wtth.hslt9aa
for New Orleans and Havana Via Ceda1 ~
For Freight or Passage. apply.
RAVNNEL,d gS:,.A Ea.s
Corner vanderhorst's Wharf ana kass h4 Y
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9th and sailed November 18th, arrived At th1t
port about December 9, as per cable.
The Spanish bark Pepito, Escato, for Bull River
b Q, cleared at Havana, November 80. -

PORT OF GEORGETOWN, 8. O.:
CLEAR1D.
November 2s.-schr ) B Floyd, squires, New
York, with naval stores. -
November ao.-Brig CHARLES Wesley, Harding,
for New Bedford. Ne, with lumber.
December 2.-Schr John Winthrop, Lewis, for
,Bucksport, Me, with lumber. 4
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MARINE NEWS BY TELEGRAPH.

IIVEHPUVIt UVVINU~ ~
Arrived, bark Duke OF Wellington, from New
Orleans.
Arrived, Charleston, Leo, Java, CUBA, aenefa'
Barnes, south Carolina and Hatteras.
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EThe schr John d Paige, Haley, from Boston Ior
Charleston. was at Vineyard Haven Drcemoe =;
and during the gale there dragged aloal Of sie
brig anna D Torrey Car led away the orIgs J!o.
&c ,ooner slight.
The Br steamship Tyne Queen, which was
at this D >rt for Liverpool, by Messis A
EnsIuw d 90, and which was Cleared November
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1872-12-09

LONDON, December 2.
fu%on.-oonsols, ok. Elves, SO.
NEW IoRK, December Z.
Neon.-Stocks steady. Gold steady at IS. Money
tight at e to 4 per cent. per day.. Exchange,
long 8K; snort 10. Governments dull but steady.
state bonds dull but steady. Fre!guts quiet but
firm.