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The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1872-12-02
HOTEL ARR1rA1s-Nov 80, AND DE01.
Charleston.

CnarlchLOus
W. Stevenson, Augusta, Ca: E. B. c. Cash,
Alex. Carter, Wash. Williams, J. e.. Warlng,
B. Lawton, South Carolina; Charles G. San
ford, Albany, N. T.; P. D. Mickles, Jr., SYRIA
cuss; Max. Here, Alder. A. Lone, G.. McFall,
8. Sel1as, J. Lyon, J.. NJ. Lyon, ]. Fred Smith,
New York; Capt. Dunbar, ship Intrepid; G. s.
Thackera, Jacksonville, Fla; G. DuVlver, G..
r. Mayhem, New Haven; W. q. Fowler, John
A. Higgins, Philadelphia; G. e.. Hunt, T. N.
Smith, Harvey E. Jones, James A. Haynes, w.
D. Gator, Geo. A. Lell, P. L. mccarthy, Balli-
more; W. B. Denham, E. B. Bailey, Monticello,
Fla; Mrs. ]. Hegemam and daughter, Brook
lyn; q. A. Clark and vile, Amherst; A. Red
mer, Atlanta; G. q. L. Hommeden, Clnoln-
clnnatl; @. A. Gilmore, q. 8. Alp. L. Wlggln,
Beaufort; VIM. Ludlow, D. P. Heap, q. 8. En-
glneers; W. L. Waikiki aud wife, Mississippi.
Pavilion.
w. 8. Robertson, Tweston, R. l.; George P.
CLYDE, Key West; W. B. Mcclellan, McClelIans-
Vile; VIM. @. Emery, Plttsburg, Pa; Jas. Car
ahan, Augusta; J. 7. Brocklnton, South Caro-.
lima; R. B. Cary, Tel. Co.; ]. Carroll d Co.,
Fort Motto, s. c.; R. J. Grifin, Mrs. Pelot, Miss
B. Chapman, Miss E. Chapman, Mrs. q. Chap
man, Miss N. Ltntar, Miss D. E. Harem, Miss
NJ. Pendieton, C. K.Portisque, 3. B. Dufield,
Jehn Morris, Mr.. Monroe, Mr.. Fisher, MIR. Al.
lison, H. G. Ford, New York; D. Odom, Bon
nesn's; W. P. Hinson, Whitevllle; Mr.. Hamlin
and wife, Miss Hamlin, Massachusetts; W. E.
Johnson, West Morsdem; W. R. Bradford,
Klpgvile, s. c.; Mrs. H. Guerard, Savannah.
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CHARLESTON. November 2e, 1872

CHARLESTON. November 28, 1872.
O. o. Trumbo, Esq, Secretary ". l.. l. Rgns
Club:
DEAR sIR-I am 10 receipt of your letter OF
lllh November, enclosing resolutions OF me
club in relation to the celebration OF the 2zd
Febrnary, 1873. Certainly 1t Is a good step
on YOUR part to revive and restore to its prls-
line splendor the commemoration IA this city
of the birthday of the Father OF his Country.
Bat In selecting me as your spokesman f!
fear Won nave not lone the best you could
have done. Still, I feel battered by this COM
pliment, and also by the very complimentary
way ln which you have announced II; and as
the s'senior surviving commander OF tne Ola
corps.n I confess myself still ubject to occa-
sionai duty, and claim to be young enough to
recognize the old bugle call. and to respond
TO iIs summons. Anything of rear interest TO
the old corps touching It's honor or It's iame
stirs the blood In my veins and makes me feel
"a bon again." AS long as ! live shall so
feel, and nothing that I can do In lts oehaD
will be refused or withheld.
I accept, therefore, your Invitation 10 al
dress my old comrades and my new comrades
on the next 23d February.
II is something to be q link between W
such generations, and to clasp hands WIFI the
representatives of both; at all events, ! hope
to stand In the midst of you on the dayap'
pointed, and to speak to you words OF sober
ness and truth. Sincerely yours.
W. D. PORTER.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1872-12-02
RELIGIOUS ITEMS.

Yesterday was the First Sunday IN Advent.
n the Roman Catholic Church 1t marks the
beginning Of q series of special services, neio
a, the various places OF worship on particular
davs In the week, usually Tuesdays and
Thursdsys. or Wednesdays and Fridays, and
continued until Christmas. These services
| conslst of prayers, with Rotations OF the 70
sary and appropriate sermons. Tney com'
mence at seven o'clock In the evening. oer-
,,coo wi,, he held at st. Patrlck's Church, cor
ror If a., Philip and Radcliffe streets, every
T,esday and Thursday evenings during the
nerIod of Advent, at seven O'Clock, and az the
| Cathedral Chapel on Friday evenings, az tne
same hour.
The pericd is characterized by no unusual
services in the Episcopal Church. except Tue
preaching OF appropriate gospels and epistles
In the various churches on Sundays. These
gospels and epistles are selected from the
prophecies concerning the coming OF Christ,
and constitute a portion Of the Sunday lessons
for Advent.
The Rev. Whilefoord Smith, D. D., late pas
tor of Trinity Methodist Church, preached bis
farewell sermon in that church yesterday
morning. 1t was listened to by a very large
congregation. DR.. Smith will leave the city
tomorrow for the upper portion OF the State.
The Rev. R. 8. Trapier, Of St. Mlchaers
Church, announced to his congregation yes
terday that Bishop Howe would administer
confirmation in that church on next Sunday
morning.
The weather yesterday was delightful, and
the attendance at the churches throughout the
city was generally large. Night services were
helds in the Citadel Square Baptist Church,
Trinity Church, Hasel street, the First Baptist
Church, Church street, and st. Stephens
Episcopal Church, Arson street.
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MARNE NEWS.
lat 81 deg Az min SO rec. Lon 7sdeg 81 nun ~ 81
ARRIVED YESTERDAY,

South Carolina, Beckett, New fork
left 2sIh inst. Mdse. To Wagner. Huger d co.
AoHer q co, WE Anten 4 co, D a ANIME, @ "
Almar, ] Apple, Z D Andrews, T b Bliss, T II
BRISTOL Il CO, WU Bee 4 Co. Brewer q Kuhhke. E
Bates d co, B Boyd, Jos Blackm8n, q BiHcbon d
berlsin, j Uosgruve, Cnapeau q Henfon, B Duval
a Son, bowie, Noise & DAVIS. J Dawson, N Drake,
II Due, J T Erwin, Elias Bros, . T Fem ing q CO,
FOrsytne, MoUomb q co, B F Feldrr8nn d co,
Fsrtis's sod sen Ssass, ! 5 " V ae . ps1.'y { 4 ' all En-.
Holmes d Calder, j Hall d CO, A Hunt, Jno
HI esemann d Bro, ] Hurkamp q CO, II L Has.
klns, Holmes's Book House, Lyman q Co. ] 8
Johnson q Brown lose lara, Je1ords & CO, Kres.
sci d Brandes, Il Klatte d co, Knooeloch d small,
Il " Krlete, Kinsman u Howell, Klnsman BROS,
O Llllenthal Il 60, y A Lengnick, A LANCER, E Lee.
G Little, 4 Martin o Marshal d Gu, Msnto1e d
co. McInlss d CO, Martin d Mood, II Mclean, J h
Moran, Wm Matthisssen, Marsh Bros, MeLoy d
Rice, ] G Minor d CO, B & Neuivllle, n q Nathan,
A Mmitz ~ co, B O'Neill, d OiNeill q Son, ] +
o'Neiil, Paul welcn d CO.: W F Paddon. O P Pop.
Ravenel, Holmes d Gu, Rayenel q co, A n Rams.
dell, J X Rutledge, q u Fighter, Roach d MUnett,
kiecke d Petermann, Prof Sachtleben, Stenens,
Werner d Quicker. F E Schroeder. ssyas, E B
stoddard d co. Oh silcox, W a SHRINE, " shep.
nerd 4 70. q Slender, Sell & Foster, Sloll, Webb
4 co, J F Taylor d CO, N Triest, R Thomllnson &
co, p p Toale, Dan Talmadge's Sons, WI Trim,
WAGNER r. M0nsees, Walker, Evans Il Cogswell,
A Warren. W J Whlden, OF Wieters. l. Weis.
kopf, W Atkins q co, B G Williams, WI Yates, and
othsrs.
Brig Mary O Roosevelt. Roberts, Philads lphia-
9 days. Coal. To the Gas Company
5 Up intrepid, Dunbar, So annah, - days.
Guano. To WILCOX, Gibos & co.
Steamer Dictator; Coxetter, Palstka via Jack
Bonvlle, FernaudiJ!a and Savannah. 100 bales
cotton, II bbls and boxes oranges, bales hides,
s bbis syrup, md, Q and Bundries. To RaYenel IL
co, Witle Bros, Fraser Il Dill, Williams q Son,
sroney d Lowndes. Plnckney Bros, q Boylston,
Son, 6 Bart, IF O'Neill. q Gerdts d co, Dowle,
Noise d Davis, SO TX Company, and others.
ARRIVED SATURDAY.
schr Electric, Doe, Philadelphia-s days. oats.
To b Mcpherson. Vessel TO- A Enslow q co.
Boat from Johns Island. 4 bags see island
Boat from Christ Church. bags sea island
cotton. To r Roper. /, ,,s
cotton. TO kInsman & Howell. ,.
Boat from Janus Island. 9 bags sea lslano
cotton, To Kinsman & Howell.
Boat from Edlstc Island. 70 pa8s BED lslauo cot-
Roat from johns island. Is bags sea island
cotton. To Fraser q Dill.
Boat from WadrnaiaW. . bags sea lslano COT
DC Boat rom Edisro. 20 bags sea island cotton.
II Boat ess1 nom church Flats. s bags sea Island cotton
TO Fraser d Dill.
IN THE oFFING.
German bark Augusta, - Amsterdam. Bal.
last. To Lesesne " Wells.
CLEARED SATURDAY.
Steamship Manhattan, woodruff, New YORK.
Steamship Hereedita, M~arshman, BOston-Jas
Adger q co.
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DEATH OF CAPTAIN GEORGE e.
HMILLAN.

Captain George E. MCMILLAN, OF the steamer
City Point, died q few days ago In Florida
he has been seriously indisposed tor some
time, and temporarily resigned command Oh
his boat not more than two weeks ago Tor inc
purpose of trying e tour through Florida lor
the restoration of his health. He was a natlVe
of Charleston and about thirty-two years OLD.
His nautical training was had upon the ola
Charleston Scholarship, where he served an
apprenticeship and carried off the frat honor'
of the frst class that graduated on that YES
sel. During the war he was engaged IN tne
blockade running department OF the Coined
crate service. Shortly after It's close be was ap-
pointed to the command of the City POINT,
which position he has ever since retained d
flag which usually .surmounts the Mariners
Church foated at half mast yesterday as a to-
ken of respect to his memory. His remain
arrived In this city last evening upon the
steamer Dictator.
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A COLD BATH.

Mr.. 2. Murphy, q member Of the Irish Rifle
Club, together with his son, proceeded on
Saturday afternoon In q yacht to Long Island,
for tho purpose OF bringing q live palmetto
tree TO the city for the decoration of the
Hibernlan Hall during the ball of his club this
evening. He procured a suitable tree, and
started on his return to the city. All went
well until the yacht neared Fort Sumter, when
she was struck by a squall aud thrown upon
her beam ends. This unsettled the palmetto,
which rolled down to the lowest side and cap
sIsed the yacht, compelling Mr.. Murphy and
his SON to take q cold bath, much against
their will. After remaining in the' water
about one hour and a halt, and becoming
nearly frozen, they we're rescued by a party
of colored men who were passing In a fishing
smack. Nothing dauuted by the foregoing
experience, Mr.. Murphy returned yesterday
for another tree.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1872-12-02
WASHINGTON LIGHT INFANTRY
BIRTHDAY BULL ETINS!

The Orator Elect Accepts n appoint
men,-rhe Coming a2d February Pro-
gramme Develops, with High Aims
letter from Hon. w. d. Porter.
CHARLESTON, November IL, 1872.
Hon. W. D. Porter, Senior eS-Captam vase
iuqton Light Infantry:
DEAR CAprAM-I have the honor TO com-
muuIcate the following resolutions, passed
unanimously at our last regular meeting, neio
on the 9Th Instant
Resotued. That the coming anniversary, on
Fehruary 22d, be celebrated IN sucn mannsi
"A will be worthy of the day ana ls me"o-
ries. u..,,u+ Ijoht In
on,rv Gharitable Association be cordlally ~
viled 10 unite with us In securing Ihls l9su ~
Resolped, That our e~x-CapLain, Hoo. w.,
Porter. the senior surviving commanoer " ss so
old corps, be fraternally inVltedt 10 ADDRESS 'no
club on that day. he an.
nointed To- carry out the necessary arrange
ments. ,ora,, memhers be
r.onsctfnlq invited 10 assist US with counsei
Tbpss viii convey to you the purposes OF
! our organization in a worthy attempI ~ he
yiye in Charleston the celeoralon v, ~ ,n
birthday OF the illustrlous Washington; sDa ~ ~
inoSiny over our roll We turn With feelings OF o.
mingled pride and pleasure TO your gooo s seo
40 mar excellence, the representative OF Ine
90, p character and distinguished acnleVe-
rnsn,s oS That grand old organization, WINCH
noe the ornament OF Charleston ID peace' auu
Ito foremost defenders in times OF Danger anu
prlvatlon. ,o,,o,+ nour oood offices
ronresent, with here and there an exception,
an entirely new generation. who nave grown
nm hearing the story Of your Brilliant ADMIN
sstration as commander OF the washington
Tjynt Infantry from their latners, showing
fuil well your lifelong fidelity to the interests
Of the OLD corps, and who ask taat tne pain o.
we'll balanced mind and purity OF motive COM
mand at once their confidence and that OF the
whole community.
The club, you will notice, has requested the
Washington Light Infantry Charitable Asso-
cIarIon to unite with them In suitable arrange.
ments for the coming 22d Of February, and IL
is confidently hoped that the successful ACCOM-
pllsbment of our Intentions Will culmlnate III
Inc bringing together OF all survivors, who a.
anv lime. marched under the silken folds OF
the "Washiugtop flag" and who like yourself,
are doubtless ready on call ITO keep step 10
the music of the old and the new for Aud
In the fervent hope that the inspiring In.
auences of the day may weld all Inc scattered
washington Light Infantry brotherhood 10.
gpther in q harmonious group, and MAJ you
NAV be the medium Of fashiontng and moulding
the future OF our organization,
and esteem,
Your obedient servant,
G.. 0. TRUMBO, Secretary
W. L. I. Rifle Club.
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Weekly Augu.ta Market.

AUGUSTA, November 20.
COTTON RKv1Ew.-A moderate demand has pre-
vailed In our cotton market during the past
week, with q slight fuctuaton in prices in re-
Spouse to the tone OF the markets at the leading
centres. The highest figure reached for mid
dlings WA lsc on Monday, after which the market
receded to 1Txc, the closing quotation Oh Friday;
total sales Of the week 6sle bales; receipts e4i8.
Friday, 2J.-The market opened with o fair de.
mand as 17xc and closed unchanged. Sales, In.
Guiding Thursday, were 2l7l bales; receipts 2070.
COTTON UTURE5.-Busine q in futures has been
somewhat active on .'Onange during the week,
with the following transactions;
saturday, 2S.-l0O bales, February delivery,
Augusta, Tx; so bales, April delivery. Augusta.
l8K; so bales, May delivery, Augusta, 1sT; 100
bales November delivery. Augusta, lTH.
Tuesday, 26.-1oo bales, eebruary delivery, An.
gusts, 10.
Wednesday, 27.-5oo bales, November delivery,
Augusta, Tx.
Friday, 1870 bslss, Deoemner delivery, Au.
gusts, I1K; 100 bales, November delivery. Au-
gusta, TX.
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C. CS.

The First Artillery Band performed agall
Yesterday afternoon. upon the Citaael eleen -
large number of persons were aslrac'eu W
the music. ,ror,on
Tho promenade concert of the Marion
R,re Engine Company will take place at 1ne
Academy of Music, Tuesday evening" Decem-
Der Sd, at 8 O'Clock. .-o,
4 chImney of the house No: IS Church
street. occupied by Lavinia Mcbride. coloreo'
took fire about half-rast one O'Clock on sun
day morning. The fire burned out without
doing any harm. ,.,
THE Columbia South Carolinian hears that
Mr.. A. B. Desaussure, now agent at Camden,
nm. been rendered the position upon the
South. Carolina Railroad filled by the late MI.
Marley. u,
The Jury of inquest over the body OF Will
liam warren, the colored boy who died at the
Oity Hospital Of spasms on Monday, the z4tn
ulumo, assembled yesterday for the third
time, but adjourned again without taking tes'
tlmony, to Thursday next.
GENERAL Q. A. Gilmore, who arrived In
thia city on Friday morning last paid a visit
to Fort Sumter on that day. On SATURDAY
morning he proceeded TO Savannah. Yester-
day he returned to Charleston and left on the
lcl6A A. N. train for the North.
The attention OF tourists aud invalids is
Invited to the opportunity offered them for an
agreeable excursion to Florida BY the trl-
weekly trips of the splendidly equipped
steamers Dictator and City Point, OF which
Nessre. Ravenel & Go. are the agents.
The. Young America Steam Fire Company
moved their engine on Saturday evening
from It's temporary quarters In Hasel street,
opposite the old postofice, to their new house
IL. Hayne street, near Church. The new house
as yet is not entirely finished. On Its COM
pletion the company will give . house-warm-
Ing.
Mary Jenkins, celored, having a scanty
supply OF wearing apparel, endeavored yester-
dsy afternoon to replenIsh her wardrobe at
tina expense Of several better provided dam
sells other W color. The assistance of the
police was invoked, and Mary was captured
with q large bundle Of stolen goods and locked
mp In the main Guardhouse.
-Jefry Niles, colored, was struck upon the
forehead on Saturday night by another
oolored man and seriously, probably mortal
~, wounded. The wound appears to have
been inflicted by a Ratchet. 1t is just above
the right eye, about three Inches in length,
and penetrates directly to the brain. Miles
secrrs to, have been drunk at the time he re-
ceived the injury. Yesterday morning he
found his way to No. Is Tradd street, where
he had several convulslons In the course of
the day. In the afternoon he was sent to the
City Hospital.
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THE WEATHER.

Observer Hearne, of this post, has kindly
fnrn,shed THE NEws with a report OF the
meteorological observations made during tne
month of November. The mean height OF
the barometer has been so.l4o, OF the tner-
mome,er 50. 8: the total rain fall has oeen
s.4o inches. The prevailing direction OF tae
wind has been north, and the total number OF
miles travelled by 1t has been 1904.
The following is the range OF the thernom'
eter for the past two days:
saturday-sA. NJ. 20; l0A. NJ, 81 IL NJ
as:2 P. NJ, 40; P. 81, 40; 6 n. NJ, 49, F. M.,
81. RI.
suuday-sA. NJ, 40; 20 A. NJ, "A; IL NJ, 30;
ppm. 81; 4 P. NJ, so; 8 P. NJ, 4s; P NJ,
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Markets by Telegraph.
ny nIpTrTa

MONEY MARKETS.
LONDON. November 80.
Noon.-oonsols, s2X. Elves, sSH.
Noon.-Rentes 62f SIC.
NEW YORK, November 80.
N~oon.-Stocks frm. Gold steady at l2K. Money
firm at 7 per cent. Exchange-long, 8x; short,
OK. Governments dull and steady. State bonds
Evening ,-Frelghts quiet. Money firm at to
fraction commission. Sterling quiet and steady.
Gold 12Hal2x. Governments closed quiet. State
bonds dull and steady.
lotion MARKETS.
LIVERPOOL, November 80.
lands eXdalod; Orleans loxalOHd.
L~ater.-Cotton closed unchanged; sales 10, 900
NEW YORK, November 30.
N~oon.-Cotton sales 100 bales; uplands lsHo;
Eventng.-Ootton quiet; sales 170e bales; up.
lands 19Hc; Orleans lsxc; net receipts to day e97;
gross s. sa5; sales OF futures TO day 07oO oalas. as
is ll-l6c; January IS l1.lec, 1sxc; February 1870.
lsc; March 10 1.lsc, isHc; May 10 ll:ltc.
Cotton dull; net receipts 1858 bales; gross 1882;
BALTIMORE. November 80.
Cotton quiet; receipts % bales; exports coast
NORFOLK. November 80.
COttOn qulet, net TeCelpA- lzoo O8leei exports
coastwise 2UO6; sales 100; stock 10. 1923
WILMINGTON, November 80.
Cotton, net receipts 262 bales; stock S075.
SAVANNAH, November 80.
Cotton quiet and steady; good ordinary ITXc,
low middliDg l8c. mIdhllDg l8H8l8Kr; net re.
ceIpts 97Zl bales; exports to Great Britain 83l;
to The Continent 1850; coastwlse 1855; sales 1912,
STOCK 1877.
AUGUSTA, November 80.
The market opened with a moderate demand at
l7xc, and closed unchanged. Sales e04 bales; re.
ceipts 124S.
MEMPHIS. November 80.
Cotton easier; ordinary l5Hal6x; good ordlna-
~ 18xa17x;lo middllng 18alsX; middling l8x
ale; receipts 1867 bales; shipments 1918; stock
l,270.
MOBILE, November 80.
Cotton quiet and easy; gooh ordinary I7K; low
mlddling Is; middllng lSH; net receipts 2s2S
bales; exports. coastwise l24S; sales 500; stock
81 $50.
NEW ORLEANS, November 30.
Cotton active; good ordinary 17Hc; low mid
d~ling1sc; net receipts 2b27 bales; gross 4Ol2; ex-
ports TO Great BIitain 8a4; t. the 9 ,ntlnent So78;
coastwise 27s6; sales 200; last evening 5000; STOCK
146, $50.
GALVESTON, November 30.
Cotton weak; ordinary 16Kc; good ordinary
lsH; net receipts 2i72; exports cosstWise 200;
sales 500; stock 1882.
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RAILROAD PRoPERTr-From the auditors
return for the year 1871, the fact Is taken that
there are taxed In this State six hundred and
eighty miles of railroad, not including the
Charleston and Savannah and the South Caro-
lima roads. The Charlotte, Columbia and Au.
gusta, the Cheraw and Darlington, and the
Greenville and Columbia roads each are as
sessed at SIC 5000 per mile; the Kings Noun
tain Resd is assessed at $4,000 per mile; the
Iaurens Road at $3.50 per mile; the Blue
Ridge .Rosd at $500 per mile, and the Spar
taa6ure and Union 1t 5000 per mile.
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ST. ANDREWS Soo1ETY.-At a meeting of
st. Andrews Society, held on Saturday at the
South Carolina Hall, the following officers
we're elec.ed to serve for the ensuing year:
General Wilmot G.. DeSaussure, president;
Douglass Nisbet, first vlce-preslder' A. Gam
eron, second vice-presldent; Alexander Cor
don, secretary; Campbell Douglass, treasurer.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1872-12-02

BUILDING M~ATERrAL.-An extenelVe STOCK
and large variety of'Doors, ssshes, Blinds,
Balusters, Mouldings, &C., are kept constantly
on hand by Mr.. P. p. .Toale, at his warerooms,
No. 20 Hayne street and No. IS 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, Bullders' Hardware, DO, from the
best manufacturers. mcnS-fmWlyr
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1872-12-02

FuRoHaoTr, BENEDICT & Co. have received
a full assortment of Kid Gloves, and offer a
good quality, one button Glove, for 81; two
button Glove for 81 rs. Also, sole agents tor
the Celebrated Chellly Kid Gloves, each pair
sold under guarantee. dec2
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COUGHS aud eG1Rssare often overlooked. A
continuance for any length of time causes IT.
rltatIon of the Lungs Or some chronic Throat
Disease. "Browns Bronchial Troches" are
an effectual Cough Remedy. Dowie, Noise d
Davis, Agents. noV2O-WfmS
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SAILED SATURDAY.

Steamship Mercedits, Marshman, Boston.
Spanish bark Ana, Reina, Canary Isles.
Scnr 8 Brooks, Ireland, New York.
= schr Gettys ,urg, Corson, wilmington, Del.
FROM THIS PORT.
Steamship James Adger,, Lockwood. at New
York, November 20.
scbr Aldsna Rokes, Rhodes, at Baltimore, No
yember 20.
CLEARED o. TIL PORT.
Steamship Maryland, Johnson, at Baltimore,
November 20.
Schr F st Clair. Edwards, Ireland, at Philadel.
phia, November 20, via Wilmington, Del.
Schr n E Smith, Greene, at Boston, NoVew-
Der ~.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1872-12-02

IF YOU DESIRE to purchase an elegant Bible
or Prayer Book do not fail 10 call at Fogar-
ties Book Depository. They are now opening
the most magnificent assortment of English
editions ever displayed In this city.
dec2-mWf3
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1872-12-02

ONE CASE MORE of those cheap 124 Quilts,
only 81, worth So. Three cases of Super Bed
Blankets at 81, S., Sc and 81 80 per pair. La
dies will find the above goods very cheap, at
Stoll, Webb & Co. noV2o-Wlmo
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1872-12-02

GENTLEMEN's OvERcoATs, Winter Sacks,
shawls, Pants, Vests, &C., &C., dyed, cleaned,
altered, blinded and renewed at Otto sonn-
tags, Dyer, No. "a Wentworth street, near
the Arteslan Well, between Meeting and
Arson streets.