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14l6 bales; exports esastwse so7; sales l6oo stool
PROVISIONS AID PRODUCE MARKETS.

PROVISIONS AID PRODUCE MARKETS.
" Notwithstanding quiet. PORK nrm.
Evening.-Commm rosIn los. Turpentlpe 4as.
NEW YORK. December 80.
Noon.-F1our stealy. Wheat nrm. corn stea.
dy. Pork steady al sls 25ala so. Lard qulet at
7ka71c Turpentieq quiet. Kosin weak.
Evening. g.-southe.n nour quiet and steady.
Whlskey sha hrmer at eSHa9ec. Wneat,
spriug 2aso better; winter In better request ana
nrm, closing strong Corn quiet and firm: s RI RICE
st7Xasc. Turpentiie quiet. Rosin weak. Tai
BALTIMORE, December 30.
What nrm; chote white 50 l6a2 rs; amber
50 1872 ~. Common corn nominal; white 6sa65;
yelinW e2ae4c. Oa!s steady at 4sa60c. Provt-
sions quiet and unchanged. Whlskey s6Hc.
WILMINGTON, December 80.
Spirits turpentine STEADY at 66c. Rosln quIet ae
So 10 for strained. crude tuIpentlne, $S io1
sales reported. ,..,
Flour firm. CornHn hir demand and nrm, NO;
mixed 30kc at East st. Leuls on track, aaa
SAC in elevator. Whisky dull at 9lc. PORK dnl!
and nominal at $11 75 Bacon, no demand. Lard
quiet and lrrn, steam 7c January delivery.
LOUISVILLE, December 80.
| Tobacco very active for all grades; sales oo
hogsheaGs. Flour firm With az advancing tenden'
cJ; extra family So u. Corn nrm az @ aoa4tc. tc.
Pork held at s12 Ba0n steady; shoulders DC;
sides 7Xss, packed. Lard steady; choice leaf,
tierces, Ike; Kegs sx. WhIskey steady at ssc:
CINCINNATI, December 80.
Flour and corn dull and unchanged. PORK SAFE
able at SII 76. Lard, Kettle rendered. nominal at
7Xa7Xc; steam 1rm al l.l6s7I. Bacon quiet
and steady. Whlssey lteady at ssc.
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TEE sUNDAY-soHooL CAUSE.

The Rev. John McCullagb, of Kentucky,
who haa heen lAhorlnG for thirty Years and
moro In planting'suuday-achools in the South
and Southwest, and the Rev. T. b. Legare, OF
Orangeburg, gave most interesting and in-
struotive addresses In She Second Presbyte.
risn Church on Sabbath afternoon to large
and attentive collection Of Sunday-schools.
Mr.. Legare is engaged 10 organizing Sun
dsy-schools among tho destitute In the State Of
South Carolina, and he has already put over
one hundred into operation, The object Of
these gentlemen now is to awaken an Inter
est among the people which will enable them
to raise the means with which they may or
Ranize Sabbath schools wherever they may be
needed In every county Of the State. Nay
they succeed in this important and noble
work.
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. THE BURNING BARK.

Notwithstanding the deluge Of water poured
upon the fire In the hold OF the bark Dunus,
and the consequent submergence Of the vessel,
ths tire threatened to break ont afresh about
six O'Clock yesterday morning. A messenger
was, second time, dispatched to the main
Guardhouse. No alarm was sounded, but the
chief OF the Fire Department was notified to
send an engine to the spot. At one O'Clock
Pm. the are was still smoulderlng beneath
the deck In the starboard bow Of the ship. 1t
was, however, too closely watched to have
an opportunity OF doing further damage. The
work of dlscharglnx the bark progressed
slowly during the day, and until this Is COM
plessd the extent Of the injury done her can
not be known.
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NEW2RAR SERHIOEs.

services will be heldin the various churches
at half-past ten o'clock in the morning.
With the Yethodlsts tonight Is known as
"Watch Night United services will be held
in Bethel Church, corner Of Pitt and Calhoun
streets, commencing at nine o'clock, and con-
,inuipg until short time after. twelve. The
services will be presided over by the Hev.
John T. WIghtman, pastor OF the church.
They will consist Of prayer and addresses BY
several of the Methodist clergy.
in tha different Roman Catholic Churches
tomorrow services will be as on Sunday.
R,,hop Lynch viii preach at st. Mary's Church.
Hssel street, at hslfpast ten O'Clock. At Inc
Cathedral Chapel there will be high mass d
six A. NJ, as well as at half.past ten A. ID.
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MARINE NEWS.
CHARLESTON, y. c.. DECEMBER 81, 1872.
.at 8. dog .s min SO sec. Lon 7sdes 81 min 27 sec
ARRIVED YESTERDAY.

British bark Tranmere, McElhenny, st Johns,
IN B,I-days. Ballast. To Henry Gard. .
Spanish brig Paco, EstaIella, Cienluegos, Il
DAYS. Ballast. To " Hall.
Schr samuel Fabens, CrocRer, st BIAS, tCen.
tral Amerioa,) sailed 18th inst. C0coanuts. To
] q Enslow d CO. Bound 10 New York and put
In for repairs. December z4th, latitude II, en-.
countered heavy gale from the east, which
hauled round TO the southwest; continued up to
2sth, during which time had sails blown away,
lost portion OF rigging, sprung leak, and sus'
tanned other damage,
Schr Lizzie Maui, -, Wilmington, tDel,)
DAYS. Guano. To Boag.
Received from ChiHolm's MIL. Do uerces rice
To Il Thurston.
SAILED YESTERDAY.
Ship Uncle joe Staples, Havre.
AT QUARANTINE.
Schr Ida Richardson, BedGll, Baltimore, 1s
days. Corn. TO N Butter d son, Burmeister
d 2erbst. Vessel to Cohea Il Wells.
FROM THIS PORT.
Steamship Manhattan, Woodruff, New YORK,
December 80.
Steamship Georgia, orowell, New York, De-
cember 30.
British ship Julia, Baker, In the Roads at the
TeXel December 8, for Amsterdam.
CLEARED FOR THIS PORT.
Schr Vim Penn, Thompson, at New York, De-
cember 2S.
British bark Guiana, Smith, at Liverpool, De.
cember 7.
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LEDelRs, CASH AND DArsBooKs, AND JoUE'
SALs-In all the standard sizes, and in'various
bindings. Prices and qualities to suit all wants.
Prices ranging from 20 cents per quire to
81 so. Our new style OF Full Russia, and also
of Half Russia, are most elegant and durable,
and not more expensive than the old style OF
Russia Bands, which they are fast superseding'
We use on our aud b grades OF BOOK the
best paper to be had in this country, and having
the Books made here, we know that the WorB
is thoroughly done. and most serVlceaole
durable and elegant Book made. WALKER
EVANS & CoaswELL, No. SBroad street.
dan28.2
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CATHOLIC PAROoHIAL SCHOOL.

The Christmas entertainment Of the pupils
OF the Catholic Psrochial School Will take
nlaee this evening, at half.past seven o'clock,
IN the hall OF the Catholic Institute. Phe en-
tsrtainmsns consists, In the main, OF a dra-
matte Representation, with tableaux, entitled
"sebastiaS, or the Roman Martyr" whion ls
founded on Cardinal Wlseman's celebrated
story. "Fablola." The characters will be sus-
tanned BY the pupils Of the school. The enter
talnmsnt is gratuitous, and 10 given 70 tne
patrons Of the school, the pupils, and their
parents and friends.
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MEMORANDA.

PORT ROYAL. December 20.
Arrived-Schr. Molter, Captain Atherson, rail.
road iron, to Port Royal Railroad; 3d. schr. 1zet.
to, Captain Smith, railroad iron; wrecking steam.
er Resolute, with iron from the energy; wreck
Ing schr. 3. s. Lewis, from ship Energy.
Sailed December 21.-Sehr. D. F. Keeling, Cap.
tain KobiL son; and Fannie Butler, Captain sher.
man. poth for Baltimore, With LUMBER.
The following vessels are at Bull River: Brig
Ino. bark Mountain Ash, ship Webster, italian
bark Anna, schr. A. Heatun. schr. W. q. Rommel.
In Coosaw River: Bark Terented, bark Pepita
Cesarea.
sailed from Bull River: Ship Ancela and bark
Persia. Sailed from Coo.aw: Bark Henrietta.
The brig Ella Maria, from Charleston for Bog
ton, was at Vineyard Haven December q, and
had lost anchor III Tnrp ,u.in Cove.
British ship. Julia. Baker, from Charleston, at
Nieuve dep preyi Us to December 10, expert.
enced very heavy gales, during which lost sails,
and the ship received much damage.
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DYNAMCS.

When an Irresistible force comes Into con-
tact with an immovable object, the result may
be doubtful; but when light buggy collide.
With heavy dray 1t is g different matter. The
former problem is hard to solve; the latter
was very expeditiously solved at halfpast nine
O'Clock yesterday morning in Meeting street,
between Hayne and Market, BY Msse P. P.
Toale. Mr.. Toale was driving along In his
buggy with his thoughts absorbed In contem-
plation OF an o rider for blinds just received,
and was blind TO the fact that his pathway was
obstructed by an nromantlo-looklng dray.
The result was a collision, from the effects of
which the buggy will require repair. Mr..
Tosle, We are pleased to add, received no in.
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TIE COUEFs.
Trf.aJustices, Courts.

= TRIAL lJusticos' Courts.
Blanford Gsillard, eolored, was committed
to Jail yesterday, by Tf1aa Justice Mackey, for
uiarat the next term OF the Inferior Court, on
ac1arge of stabblng Aleek Dick.> The stab
bling occurred In Elliott street, on saturday
night. Dlcks's wounds are of serious No
Muaicipsl Court.
Samuel Washington, oolored, stealing cot.
ton from Adger's wharf, thirty days. Ben.
Kolmee, colored, dlsorderly, two dollars.
Blanford Galllard, colored, s!abblug Aleck
Dick, Trial Justice. Martha Williams, colofed,
inmate Old Folks Home, wandering about
the streets, sent back. The fire on the bark
Du1us was referred tothe chief Of the Fire
Department and the city recorder for inves-
tigation. A dog, goat, and pig, at large,
one dollar each for the two first, and two dol
lars for the last. A silver watch, taken from
the person of the ship captain who fell over
board from Atlantic wharf on Saturday night,
returned to the owner.
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LOCAL LdCONICS.

-.rwo former members" sends TIE NaWs
two dollars for the Fuel Society; and announcer
correspondent sends fifty cents.
The. Southern and Atlantic Telegraph
Company has completed Its lines from Macon
to Columbus. -.
old Probabilities promises the South AZ
lantic States, for to-day, southerly to easteriy
winds and increasing cloudlness.
Fs-To-morrow being New Years Day, tne
hanks will be- closed, and the payment Of
maturing obligations must be- anticipated.
-.-rhe Sisters Of Mercy, Queen street, CRATE
fully acknowledges donation OF sixty dollars
: from Mr. Ponclgnon for the orphans under
their charge.
The days and hours Of sailing OF the
Georgetown steamer, Emile, for the month Of
Jsnuafy, are published this morning by the
agents. Nessrs. shsckelford d Kelly.
The January interest on the hrst mort
oaos bond, of the Savannah and Charleston
railroad will be pale, on presentation at the
or,oe Of, Mr.. q. a.. Kimpton, No. Nassau
street, New York.
-Fossrtle's Depository acknowledges the
receipt sof twenty-five dollars, in small
amounts, from sundry sources, for the Fuel
society. Further contributions will be thank
fully received at the same place. -.
-Aleok Dick, the oolored man who was
stsbbed in saloon on Church street, on Sun
dsy evening, by Blanford Gaillard, also COL
ored, lies at the City Hospital In critical con-
dItion. The knife having entered his lungs,
death seems imminent.
-Ainule attached to a spring cart fell down
in King street, near Queen, about three
O'Clock yesterday afternoon. The driver oi
the cart sscame very much excited, and
crowd collected, but the animal after dostng
awhile got up quietly and logged along.
The trustees Of the State Orphan Asylum
return their thanks to Messrs. sweegan, Mel
cheers. Dnnneman, the United Fire Company,
Rmsnuel A. NJ. e. Church, the Young mems
charitable Society, the Christian Social Nur-
sery Society; the Daughtersot Ruth, hrs. Ger
now. and others; for valuable and timely
nresants TO the Inmates Of the institution. ;.
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% THE RELATIVES, FRIENDS AND
Acquaintances Of Mr.: and Mrs. J. J. Murrer, and
OF Mr.. and Mrs. q. Caminade, and their respec.
tive families, are invited to attend the Funeral
Services Of SUSAN ELIZABETH MURRELL, only
daughter OF the orner, from their residence, No.
10 Mary street, THIS AFTERNOON, at 2 O'Clock,
without further Invitation. dec31
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BERaNANNs sc8ooL.-The exercises OF Mr..
Bergnann's we'll kaown German and English
school viii be resumed on Friday next. Mr..
Bergmann will give evening Instructions to
young men who are employed during the day.
This Is an excellent opportunity to complete
ones education, and the terms will be found
ia be moderate
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MEETING OF THE 0HAMBER OF CON
MERCE.

The regular meeting Of the Chamber was
held at the hall last evening, being called to
order by the president, Mr.. 8. Y. Tupper, at
seyen O'Clock. The minutes ofthe three last
meetings were read and confirmed.
A letter Of application for membership was
received from e. n. Troth, ESQ.,, and, after
due balloting, the gentleman was unanimous
ly declared elected.
The following communication from N. Mall
nowski, of France, having been read, 1t was re-
ferred to the president to be answered by him
at his leisure:
a OAHoRs, DEPT. DU LOT, FRANCE,
October II, 1872.
Honorable Gentlenen--I have seen, In the
ofsiclal journal of the French Republic, that al
present you are preparing some great statls-
tics on the phosphate rocks OF Charleston.
Having myself In course Of publication COM
plete work upon the same sutjeot, concern
Ing principally the phosphate rocks OF Soath
France, would be greatly pleased IN having
your work. dare, also, humbly to propose
an exchange OF our. productions, and VIII
send you copy OF my book ss soon as possl'
Bile. Until to-day have had only the little
work of Mr.. s. Francis Holmes on the phos-
pilates Of your country. l do not know the
work of Mr. Ravenel, published also on the
same subject. Be go kind and honor me with
your answer as soon as possible.
lam, with the greatest consideration,
Your most obsdlent servant,
- JAMES MALRGwsKI.
Professor Lyceum Of Cahors, Dept. do Lot,
France.
ia letter was also read from Representative
Jas. F. Greene, Columbia reciting that he
had presented to the Legislature the commu.
nicstion from the Board of Underwriters, and
endorsed by the Chamber, In reference to the
bill now before the Legislature, requiring
larger deposits by the Insurance. companies
for the better protection of policy-holders.
After this the meeting, on motion, adjourned.
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LIVERPOOL CLASSIFICATION.

RIoE.-This grain was in good demand at firm
rates; sales about z26 terces clean Carolina, say
81 terees at 91sc, "a at ex, 20 at 81 ar 7X l2t
on private terms. We quote common to fair at
eHe7c, good 7H@7Kc y b.
NAVAL sToREs.-The receipts were 4l barrels
spirits turpentlne and 1900 barrels rosin. The
market was quiet and without reporled transac.
tions.
FaEIaHTs.-To Liverpool, by steam, dlrect--
on uplaads, - on sea islands; Via New YORK,
I'd on uplands, - on ses islands; by
sail IA on uplands, and "a on sea islande. To
Havre, 1c on uplands. Cosstwise-tn New
York, by steam, 10 on uplsnds and - on sea
Islands; 81 a tierce on rice; 600 a bbl on rosin
BY sail, C p n on cotton; - p fierce on
rice; 5oc a bbl on rosin; $11@l2 p II on lumber;
sl2Hl2 10 q n on timber. To B0st n, BY steam
xc on uplards and $2bo q terce on rice; by sail,
90 p b on uplsnds; rostn TOO; resaWed stun
sl2@l2 80; timer sls@ls sos phosphate $6@6 80.
To Providence, BY sail sloe1l p on boards;
% p b on cotton; BY steam 10 via New York.
To Pniladelp6is, by steam 80 on uplands; 81 Z,
a eask on rice; eoc 2 bol on rosini 81 on spirits.
Through bills Of lading given to Boston, Provf'
dence and the New England cities are regularly
Issued On this route, and dispatch guaranteed.
By sail, So = on boards; $l2 on timber; -
ton on clay; s. 50 on pnosphates. To Baltimore,
by steam 20 p b; by sail $s@s so p N on
boards; - on timber; So 50 2 ton at city; SAG
so p ton up river on phosphate rock. Vessels
are in demand by our merchants to take lumber
rreIghts from Georgetown. 8. O.. Darlen and satll.
Ia River, Ca, and Jacksonville. Fla, to Northern
ports, and $lo@l2 q NJ are the rates on timber
aud boards.
Misunderstanding 90 day bills 2ox.
Domestic ExGHANaB.-The banks purchase
sight checks on New York st x@K per cent. on,
and sell OF par.
GoJD-12H013H.
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UHANGE OF SAILING DAYS.
~ INCREASED SERVICE.
PACIFIC MAIL STEAMSHIP COMPANYs
THROUGH LINE TO
CALIFORNIA CHINA AND JAPAN. =,
FARES GREATLY REDUCED.

Steamers OF the above line leave Pier ,1sF6ss
No, 42. North River, foot OF Canal street, S&ie02
New York at IL O'Clock no0n OF the 10tn, 20Un
and sOth Of every month. except when these dates
fall on sunday, then the Saturday preceaing.., e.,
ers for South Pacific and Central American ports
For Japan and China, Steamers leave san Fran.
cisco 0rst OF every month"; except when 1t falls on
No california Steamers touch at Havana, bur
90 direct from New York to Aspnwal
One hundred pounds baggage free TO each adult.
Medicine and attendance free.
ar the COMPANT,s' TICKET OFFICE, on the
Wharf foot ol Canal street, North River, New
York. r. d. bA61' aRent' :.
augl9.1yr
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Markets by Telegraph.
HONEY MARKETS.

HONEY MARKETS.
LONDON, December 80.
Noon.-Consols opened at s1haslX. Elves
ssX.
N>>' -'~' PARIS, December 80.
NEW YORK, December 80.
Noon.-Freights unchanged. STOCKS dull. Gold
DAY. Excnange-long OK. snort loH. Govern
ments dull and steady. State bonds dul' but
steady.
l6 to Y commission Sterling closed steady al
ok. Gold l1Xslz. Governments closed very
nrm; states dull and steady. Tennessees very
heavy. Freight quiet but nrmer.
COTTON MARKETS.
LIVERPOOL, December 80.
Noon.-Ootton opened with q hardening ten.
dency uplsnds le4d, Orleans l0hd.
Later.-Cotton firm; sales $1,000 bales; speculn.
tion and export So00
Evening.--Cotton closed nrm; uplands 10Ha
1oHd; Orleans 1oKd; sales to-day iacludes 76Uo
bales American.
Noon.-Cotton firm sales 2sS9 bales; up.
lands 2ohc; Orleans Il.
Evenlng.-Cotton firm; sales s430 bales; up
lands 2oK; Orleans 2lc; net receipts liz; gross
December, 19xal0X; January, l9xal9H; Febru.
ary, 2OHa2O 6.le; March, 2Oha21; June, aka
FL 1915.
Boston, pecember 80.
Cotton active; middlIngs 20xc; net receipts 72
bales, gross 1872; sales s0O; stock 10000.
PHILADELPHIA, December 80.
Cotton nrm; middlings 2oHc.
BALTIMoRE, December 80.
Cotton quiet, but firm; prices unchanged.
:. NORFOLK, December 80.
Cotton firm and higher; low middllngs 1889
1870; net receipts 87S bales; exports coastWlse
2le2; sales ESQ; stock l2,22l.
WILMINGTON, December 80.
Cotton dull; middngs lsxc; net receipts 1877
BALTIMORE, December 80.
Cotton nrm; mlddlings zoe; net receipts $50
bales; gross 222; exports coastwise 40; sales $50;
stock 10, 6la.
SAVANNAH, December 80.
Cotton nrmer; mlddllngs l9kc, low middlings
1Sxc, good ordinary 1Skc net receipts 4145 bales;
exports to Great Brsaiu Sl25; TO Continent 2I80;
coastwise 3l63; sales 1850; stock 80. SOL.
Augusta. December 40.
Cotton In moderate demand; middllngs lSkc;
net receipts 1885 bales; sales 82l.
MEMPHIS. December 80.
Cotton hrmer; middlings 19xc; receipts 1898
bales; Gales Hat; stock ass5l.
MOBILE, December 80.
Cotton Grm; good ordinary 1876, middliugs
lehc; net receipts 4o7o bales; exports cuastwise
2ls2i sales 1900; STOCK 47,s6S.
NEW ORLEANS. December 80.
Cottop active; good Ordinary lSxc, m ddlings
l9xalsNc; net receipts $3.50 bales gross 7S41; ex.
ports 10 Great British a601 continent 3137; sales
l7oo; last evening 100; srock 1s!,0i5.
GALVRsroN December 80
Cotton nrm; good ordinary l7hc; net receipts
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Marrie6.

HYNDS-BARR.-On Wednesday evening, De.
cember 26th,' at the residence OF the BRIDES
parents, by the Rev. W.. B. Yates, Mr. JOIN
dYNps to Miss MARY JANE, The only daughter OF
Captain Samuel Q. Barr. No cards.
BES-JONES-December s, at IT. Marga
ret's Church, Dunham Massey. by the ltev. Canon
Birch. vicar of Blackburn. assisted by the Rev.
Richard Hodgson, vicar OF st. Margaret's, GEO:
EVANS, second OF James s.. Glbbes. E:q., OF
Charleston, South Carolina, to KATE third daugh'
ter OF Thomas Jones, Esq, Timperley Hall. =;
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HOTEL OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES 10,
Charleston.

Charlostvn.
B 81 Gamble. A A Knight, Florida; ] Q
Matthew's Ocala; VIM Kelly, Boston; John Lsusa,
Boston; Charles Z Fitch, Hugh Faulfa, Arm
strong. II Stern; James Baker and wife, New
York; Dr. and Mrs Brock and two children
anelph, Canada; B B Rice, Toby's Bluff; D aul.
lett, New Orleans; 4 Carroll and wife, Phlla
dephis; Bradenbsugh, Columbus, Ind; J b
Burckhslter, WIlllstoa.
Pavilion.
: Gerhsm, Bonneau's; q Walker, New York;
J Parker, Gourdin's; J Laurey, Chesterfield; F
Jones, N Jones and wife, MISS Jones,
Miss D Bostlck, Miss L Bostick, Graham's; N
Blanchard, North Carolina; P Bostick, LeesVllle;
" Fitch, III Ellis, wilmington; 7 Ray
sor, BarnwelL
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BUSINESS NOTICES

Boston AND BALTIMORE Shippers to the
former port will see by the advertisement of
the Baltimore steamers, Of which Mr.. P. G.
Trenholm is agent, that they make close con-
neclion with TrI-weekly Line of fine steam
ers to the former port.
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Receipts per Railroad, December 80.
aorTH CAROLINA RAILROAD.

1877 BALES cotton, II islss goods, 83l bbls splr.
ita turpentine 674 bcs rosin. R X Agent, e b
Fiost 4 co, Rsyenel d 10. Pelzer, Rodgers q T. CO: g.
T P Smith, Pringle l. Son, Caldwell son, W <
Ryan. X. eder 4 Davis Dowllug, Boyle, Gne
III "a w WiInsms co, G q Walter co, A )
smi,a, Witie BROS, Wiilden 4 Jones. Lieoen'
rood. l. D Desaussure, "A J Salinas, W Bee co,
Il Mure co, WardRw Carew, elolng,
Monsees. u Bulwlnkle Il co, Tupper Son, b
O,Selll. ii BIscho1 Il co, II Klatte co, Bollmann
Sros. Ouaokenbush i co, Riecke Peterson, L
Del 2, Jenords- & CO. Wagner, Bigger co. "
Smith 4 co, K q Sharp,
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In PURCHASING q Sewing Machine 1t is
always safest to trast known dealers, who
will be hsre when wanted. Never trust to
those who warrant for Ave years, as they DO
not expect to be where you can reach them q
quarter of that time. deczl
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KID GLOVES! KID GLOVES ii. B. Read q
Co., No. 2sss King street, have this morning
opened another complete assortment Of Har-
rlss Seamless Kid Gloves; also the "Vlcto-
ria" Kid, Gloves, two buttons, at 81 76.
deel1-wtm
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1872-12-31
funeraI Nollles.

30 THE RELATIVES, FRIENDS AND
Acquaintance Of Mr.. EDWARD GEoRG HERloT,
and OF his brother, VIM. B. Heriot, are respect
fully invited to attend the fuueral Services OF the
former THIS MORNING, at 10 O'Clock, at the First
Baptist Church, without further invitation.
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The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1872-12-31

DIARIES FOR ls73.-A large aud varied
stock. All the hner kinds are prefsced by an
almanac, rates of postage and other valuable
Information, and have at the end pages for
cash accounts. Diaries with one, o: two, or
three days to page, and all substantially
bound, prices from rs cents to 81 so. For sale
by WALLER, EVANS & CoaswELL, No. 8 Broad
street. dec28-3
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1872-12-31
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BUSINESS NOTICES.

Hor BED SASH! Hot BED SASH Two thou
sand bot Bed Sash just completed, and now
ready for delivery. price low. Call and e1-
anime same at4P. P. .Toale's, Noss 20 Hayne,
and 80 Pnckey streets, or on Horlbeck's
wharf -. = decs0