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TRIBUTE
or the Union Bank OF South Carolina to
MIR. Charles N. Hubert.

TRIBUTE
or the Union Bank OF South Carolina to
MIR. Charles N. Hubert.
UNION BANK CT SOUTH CARoLINA,
CHARLESTON, November 9, 1872. !
At special meeting OF the Board or Directors,
convened this day, the subIoined proceedings
took place:
The President, L. D. Mowry, Esq, alluded In an
impressive and Justly due tribute to the heavy
loss sustained by the bank Ia the death OF one OF
their Directors, Mr.. Charles N. hubert, whereupon
Uel. A. o. Andrews presented the following pre-
smble and resolutions which were cordially sec.
onded by Williams Middleton, Eaq, and unani,
mously adopted:
Our meeting to-day makes us deeply conscious
OF melancholy gap In our little council. our
elder colleagues whose presence and long years
OF wisdom have been 80 valued BY ns, have fallen
one by one until scarcs Rny are left Of the reVer.
enced ones to whose authoritative Judgment,
matured experience. and sage counsel we nave
been accustomed to look, with 40 much adVan'
tage to the institution whose interests are com-
mitted to our care. We'll have they borne their
part; like leaves In November, they drop from our
venerable trunk.
Hr. Charles N. Hubert Will BIT no more IN con-
ference with Us. One OF the eldest OF our associ.
stes, he was also among the most loved and es-
teemed. His interest in the bank partook OF the
nature OF personal concern; while his distin-
gushing courtesy and the unvarying pleasant
meas Of his demeanor, warmed and strengthened
our attachment. He has made secure among us
an honorable and happy memory; and we Will
oft recur IN willing remembrance to his good e1'
ample. and long and harmonious intercourse
Therefore bel
Resolved, That In the death of Mr.: Charles N:
Hubert the Union Bank OF South Carolina mas lost
q long tried friend, whose fidelity IN promoting
It's welfare was only equslled oy the value Oh hls
efforts. 49,, ,,
Resolved, That We the directors OF tne osnk, % ns,
bear witness, with sorroWing recollectlon, 10 ms
always welcome presence among us, aoa TUE
painful senslbiity With which nls deatn ilu'
Resolped, That these proceeding be specially re,
corded among our minutes, and COPY tnereoi
transmitted to the family OF the deceased.
Onmotion OF F. E. Fraser, Esq, the publication
OF these proceedings was ordered In the daily
newspapers.
The board then adjourned.
Id. MowRY, President.
I'D. ALEXANDER Cashier.
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THE AMUSEMENT SEASON.
What is Promised to the Theatre
Goers During tho Winter,

What In Promised to the Theatre
Goers During the Winter,
The amusement season In Charleston ap
pesrs to be In condition of temporary col
Ispse. there being no entertainments an
nounced for this week, but the engagements
for the remainder OF the season Indicate thal
there ls to be considerable variety OF amuse-
ments offered to the patronage of the public,
several of which are of sterling merit, and
include the names of many favorite artists,
whose names and faces are agreeably familiar
to Charleston audiences.
The engagements for the Academy OF Music
as tar as they have been made now stand as
follows, but OF course this list will be largely
Increased before the end Of the season:
November 2l. The Norris & Norton Comedy
Company, one week.
December 16. The Putnam Comedy Troupe,
one week.
December "a. A. L. Parker's Variety
Troupe, two nights.
December 27. Carl Wagener's Minstrels. Bur
lesque OF Reconstructed Legislature, &C.,
one week.
January 9. Albert W. Alken's Comedy Com
psny, three nights.
January Is. Mrs. Ostes's Burlesque Troupe
one week.
January "a. Madame Janauscheok, support.
ed by an excellent stock company under the
management OF Mr.. William E. spaulding, one
week.
January 80. George L. Fox, the Original
Humpty Dumpty, with a Burlesque and Panto
mime Troupe from the Olympic Theatre, New
York, three nights.
February Is. Duprez & Benedict's Minstrels
three nights.
March -. John E. Owens, the Comedian,
with stock company under the management
of Mr.. Spauldlng, three nights.
In addition 10 these, the agent of the Acade-
my is negotiating With Ole Bull, the Bishop
Rlchibgs Comedy Company, and with various
other first-class companies and artists.
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Interior Cotton Markets.

ROCK HILL, October %.
Since our last decline has occurred under the
influence OF adverse reports from the controlling
markets, and we quote middiing 17Hal7H-tend-
ency DOWNWARD. Sales Of the week $50 bales.
WINNsBoRG', November 2.
For the past week 870 bales have been sold In
this market at 17a17xc-
COLUMBIA, November S.
Sales Of cotton to-day 81 bales; niddling i7Hc.
ORANGRBURa, November 8.
The market has declined, middling closing at
171aa17Hc.
MACON, November 4.
Business was lighter to-day than 1t has been for
several days. There was decided falling of In
receipts, while the sales were very light The
market closed dull, only the very best grades OF
cotton bringing as high as 17hc. The receipts
to-day were 584 bales; shipments 4ss; sales 2l6
bales.
CoLUldBUs November 4.
Market dull; low middltngs 17xc; sales s5
bales; receipts 394; shipments 98.
MONTGOMERY, November 4.
Cotton market quiet; ordinary 16kc, good ordi.
nary 17c, strict good ordinary 17kc, low mid.
ding 17Xc, mlddiing 1sc.
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MARINE NEWS.
CHARLESTON, y. c.. NOVEMBER 7, 1872
lat 81 deg ~ min sa sec. Lon 10 deg 81 MIN 27 sec
ARRIVED YESTERDAY.

Steamship Gulf Stream, Hunter, Philadelphia
left = Inst. Mdse. To W Courtenay, Railroad
Agent. and Others.
rey, Bill days. Ballast. TO Geo Trenholm
schr M F Hsllock, Tyler Philadelphia days.
Coal. To W Johnson. Vessel 70 Cohen Wells.
Schr Monsdnock, Hammond, New York, !.
days. Phosphatea; To South Carolina Railroad
Agent. Vessel to Jos A Ens.ow i CO.
Schr Ann Deas. Garbatti. from West Point
MIL 4so tcs rice. TO Jas J pfi0ge 0ine,s son.
steamer City Point Mcmillan, Palitka. via
Jacksonville, Fernandina and savannah. 1O1
bales cotton, a. tcs rice, 81 bales hides, ts pkgs
Wits Bros. Stopey & Lowndes. W Williams &
son, Geo Williams & co. Pinckney Bros, Ward
law Il Carew, G H Ingraham Son. Fraser
Dill. T smith, W II Lawton Son, Klatte u
Bee Be, co. J " Noodle, Order and others.
Steamer Emile, White, Georgetown. l2e tcs
rice, bales upland cotton, IS puleys. mdse and
sundries. To shsckelford 4 Kelly. Jas Prin:
Il Eason 4 Bro N emanuel Msham Haig, Nor.
deCai & CO.
Boat from Johns Island. bags sea island cot
ton. To r Roper.
Boat from Chriat Church. 10 bags sea Island
cotton. TO Stoney d Lowndes.
Boat from Johns Island. bags sea iS!ard COT
ton. To Stoney IL Lowndes.
Boat from Kiswah. 9 bags sea Island cotton.
To St0nry q LOWQQeB.
Boat from HODcaw. bags sea Island cotton.
To Stoney q Lowndes.
Boat from Wadmalaw. bags sea Island COT
ton. TO W A Boyle.
Boat from Johns Island. bags sea Island
cotton. To W Boyle.
Boat from KlaWah. 2 bags sea Island cotton.
To W A Boyle.
Boat from OhrIst Church. bags ses island
cotton. To W Boyle
Received from 0aisolm's Mills. 40 tcs rice, To
E N ThurBton.
Received from Benefits Mil. 12s tlerces rice
To W Bee & co and d Bischof u CO.
CLEARED YESTERDAY.
Steamship Maryland. Johnson, Baltimore
Brig RS Hasaell, Hodgsdon, St Thomas and q
market-Jos Enslow CO.
Schr Jno II Hancock, OroWell, Balumore-Jos
fD'''' SAILED YESTERDAY.
Steamship Charleston. Berry. New York.
Steamship Maryland, Johnson, Baltimore.
FROM THIS PORT.
Steamship Georgia, Holmes, at New York.
N'''' UP FOR THIS PORT.
Steamship Mercedlts, Marshman, at Boston,
schr Lewis Ehrmann, Fooks, at Baltimore, No.
Schr Matoaka, Fooks at Baltimore. November l.
Schr Farland, Boxer, at Demersra, Octo.
" CLEARED FOR THIS PORT.
Steamship James, Adger, Lockwood. at New
York, November 4.
Schr Emma Flnney, Mwe, at Boston, No.
vember 2,
MARINE NEWS BY TELEGRAPH.
NEW YORK., November 8.
Noon--ArrEved, Oalabrla.
Arrived out, City Of Brooklyn.
Evening.-Arrived, Benefacsor.
MEMORANDA.
The schr Jas 81 Gordon, Ireland. from Charles
ton fer Baltimore, was passed October 81, lat
33.40, long 1915.
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LOCAL LACONICs.

yba mortuary return for the past WeeS
sbows only five deaths Of white persons.
Professor C. o. Shepard returned TO Int
oIty Yesterday afternoon from summer 'ou
through the Northern States.
Captain John 8. Brown, intenoans y
Rarnwell. arrived in the city yesterday. hs
ia stayine at the Charleston Hotel.
The Carolina sportsman's Club WILL NEE
4b,s evening. at the corner of Pitt and Van
derhorst streets, for the transaction OF ouSi
ness interesting to sportsmen.
We have to acknowledge the courtesy o.
the charleston Dramatic Club In sending us
cards of invitation to their entertainment W
he given tomorrow evening, at Hloernian
Hall. . ,,,o uo.
r,,led ON Southern wharf yesterday ~ -
.. .mnosed that the visitor came from paiA
that was dlscharging cargo OF logWooa a.
that wharf.
M Powers, scavenger of Ward 2, was oe-
1ore The Mayors Court yesterday morning.
charged with failure to remove garbage from
the streets. He reported all OF his hofses sicA
With the epidemic.
"A white infant about three days old was
fonnd In Horlbeck's alley at a quarter 10 nine
O'Clock last evening BY policeman. IL "as
taken to the main Guardhouse and turned
over to Mr.. Alley, who agreed to take charge
oft until this morning.
"A gold watch and chain were stolen from
a gentleman In Anson street on Tuesday nigRt.
The gentleman, while walking through the
s,eet. meta woman, who adroitly jerked his
watch from the fob, bEcks the chain OH 1rom
the hook and ran aaay.
The Columbia Union says that Governor
Scott has reappointed N. Caulaeld a trlai JUS
tice for this city, his Excellency having, on
Investigation, found out that the appointee
did not encourage petty litigation, the charge
on which he was removed.
"A gold watch and chain stolen some time
a9o from Captain Samuel CorEer were recoV-
ered yesterday by the detectives. The watch
and chain we're recovered from notorious
colored thief named John Laursns, who was
ct the same time arrested. This theft OF the
watch made the second time he had robbed
Captain Corker, and, when arrested, he was
dressed In suit of the captains clothes.
ZOne Of the best of the popular beverages
OF the day is the new brand of ginger ale,
now being extensively manufactured by Mr..
James Gosgrove, Of this city. ills cooling,
snti.biaous and sRtl-febrile drink, and fur
nishes Q cheap and pleasant substitute for
champagne and other expensive effsrvescent
beverages.
"A sword and sash were rafaed at the
Garrison Light Infantry (colored) falr,on Tues.
day evening. The sword was won by the
Carolina Light Infantry, colored, and the sash
BY the Lincoln Light Infantry, colored. The
articles we're presented to the captains OF the
respective companies by Captain Bamaeld, Of
tAaGslTison, with appropriate tsTemarks.
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Markets by Telegraph
MONTY MARKETS.

LONDON, November 6.
No0n'-''A'''' ' PARIS, November 9.
->'oA' NEW YORK, November 8.
Noon.-Frelghts quiet. Stocks strong and &C, G,
live Gold steady at 12a12H. Governments dnli
and steady. state bonds quiet. Money urn at
6alO. Tennessee skies TAX. Exchange, long SH;
short OK.
Eyeulfig.-Fregbts firm. Money easy at 6a6.
Sterling quiet and steady. Gold 12hal21. Gov
ernmefts steady at e advance. stats STOCKS
arm. Tennessees better; Virginia consols aad
South Carolinas nrmtr.
COTTON MARKETS.
LIVERPOOL, November 6.
Noon.-Cotton dull; uplands sXalOd, Orleans
Eater.-Cotton heavy; uplands sXd, Orleans
l0Hd.
NEW YORK, November 9.
Noon.-Cotton quiet; middling uplanos lsEc,
Orleans leXc; sales 400 bales.
Evenir0.-Ootton qalet; sales 24i4 bales; upland5
10 Xc; orleans lsxc; net receipt. 81; gross Eso:
sales OF futures 25,6a0-November l8ha1S 7.16c;
December lsHslsHc; January IL 7.leals s.lec;
February lsXalsXc; March 15Ha19c; April lsHa
''|A'' --'' BOSTON, November 6.
Cotton dull; middling 19Xc; net receipts 4t1
bales; gross receipts b72; sales i60; STOCK 200.
PHILADELPHIA, November 8.
Cotton dull; middliag lshc. ,o-o
Cotton dull; middling ls1; net receipts PSI
bales; gross receipts 1853; exports coastWise 2SO;
''''A -'''' NORFOLK, November 6.
Cotton dull; low Kidding 1sHc; net receipts
19,473 wn,,-,,,-o,, Novenbor
Cotton quiet; midellngs l7hc; net receipts lo2
bales; sales 27; stock 2'sa: s.y.ssAn November 8.
Cotton dull; mlddltngs 1sHc; net receipts s722
bales; exports coastwise 1928; sales 24l2; STOCK
66,74s. .,, r,ro,,,ors
OF tton steady; middlings l7Hsl7xc; receipts
Noyember s.-Cotton dull; middllngs 17hc; net
receipts ss bales; sales 1854. e
Cotton dull; mlddlIng 1sHalshc; receipts 2c22
oaies' 'n'p'A'A'' '- MOBILE, November 8.
Cotton-estimated net receipts 1000 bales; stock
25,343. 49,. o,., ,,,,o,,,o-
Cotton-mlddling lsHc, low middllng IL,
good ordinary Tx; Let receipts 1901; gross o1u J
Exports to GREAT Britain 2sS7; Continent 345o;
cosstwlse 1880; sales today 800; last evening
-'''' N'0 GALVESTON, November 8.
Cotton quiet; good ordinary l6hc; net receipts
1886 bales; exports coastwlse $40; sales S0o stock
40,S79.
PROVISIONS AND PRODUCE MARKETS..
LIVERPOOL, November6,
Noon.-Breadstufs dull. Red winter wheat lis
'NA--' 'N' NEW YORK. November 8.
Noon.-Flour quiet and steady: Wheat dull and
and heavy. Corn dull and declining. Pork dull
At sl6 35al5 so. Lard quiet; steam 8AasK. Tnr.
nertine steady at e2Kc. Rosin steady at 81 40.
EVening.-Flour inactive, but without decided
change. Wheat very dull; extra No. 8 lower.
Winter red western 6oa6s. Corn heavy and lower;
yery moderate export for home demand. Rice
steady at 7Ha8Hc. Pork more active at SIS 75a
Is IS. Lard frner at SXa9c. Naval stores steady
and firm.
LOUISVILLE, November 6.
Flour quiet and steady. Corn quiet at 45c;
white Al. Provisions quiet. Lard sxal1 Bacon,
shoulders exc; clear rib 10, packed. Whiskey
steady at 90a92c.
CINCINNATI, N0vember6.
Flour steady at 81 rs. Corn frm; old 41a42e.
Lard nrm; steam ~; held at TX; kettle 7X; held
at 8. Bacon steady; shoulders 6xa6; clear rib
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FRANK Z. Houston & Co. begs leave to In
form their friends and the public In general
that they will to-day open the most extensive
Photograph Establishment south Of New York.
Our facilities for making large work, fine
Photographs and PorcelaIns, are unsurpassed.
We cordially invite the lovers of art to visit
our Studio and witness the finest collection
of specimens ever offered to the citizens Of
this city. Gallery No. 3O7 King street, over
James Allan's Jewelry Store. nov6.3
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1oX; clear sides II, all Old. whMkey firm st ele
ST. LOUIS November g.
Flour steady; winter super 81 6oa4 %. Corn
at SIC to arrive.
BALTIMORE, November 9.
Flour dull and unchanged. Wheat 1rn at ful
prices. Corn active; white e2a65c, yellow 60a62.
oats dull. Provisions dull and unchanged. Wh1s.
key csc. .'4sf
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Passengers.

Per steamship Charleston. for New York;
SohlIch, l. Saveuoch, J B Steele, W Thomas, W
Bellows Lieut. j r Myrick, A, wife and ser.
want, five officers and Sixty United States SOL
diers.
Per steamship Maryland, for Baltimore-Ars
Kate Smith anu one deck.
rer steamer Emile, from Georgetown. O.
Rev Father Francis, DR. Wright, W W
Shackelf .rd, Hugh ReedSV Bourke, u All.
ston. Dev,ne, Trenholm, Master II Mani
gaulI, and thirteen on deck.
Per steamer City Point from Palatka, via JACK.
sonyllle, Fernandina and Savannah-Mrs Ross
and three children, Mrs Ould, Mrs Surts, Mrs
Delg and two children, Mr. Terratt, Jno Harles-
ten, and five on deck. .-.,-.-.
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CITY IMPROVEMENTS.
Anew Sales Stable on Church Street.

A New Sales Stable on Church Street.
The old sales stable at No. SO Church street,
known long before the war as Flyers stables.
and since occupied by Cope's cotton press, has
been overhauled and reatted, and is again
opened under the name OF the Kentucky Sales
Stable by Mr.. Charles D. Mccoy, with fine
lot of horses and mules. The property is 80
by lC0 feet In size, and is in the shape of an L,
with entrances on both Church and Chalmers
streets, and the main buildings, sheds, &C.,
have all been neatly and substantially reftted
most complete and commodious of Its kind In
the city.
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n o B F L 0 B I d A.,
VIA SAvANNAH-Tw1CE A WEEK.

The Splendid Side.wheel Steamer .sTA
DICTATOR. Captain l. II coxetter, =
CITY POINT, Captain George E. McMillan, Will
leave Charleston every TUESDAY and FR1DAY
EVENINGS at O'Clock, for SAVANNAH, FEB
NANDINA, JACKSONVILLE, PALAT:k-, ANU
ALL LANDINGS On ST. JOHNS RIVEF.
Returning, DICTATOR will leave PALATKA FR1.
DAY MORNING, and SAVANNAH SUNDAY MORNING,
arriving here SUNDAY AFTERNOON.
CITY POINT will leave PALATKA MONDAY
MORNING, and SAVANNAH "WEDNESDAY hoAH.
1Nd arriving here WEDNESDAY AFTERNOON. ,.,
Connection is made at Fernandlna VIII cnx.r cnsu.
road for New Orleans and Havana. VIZ ge9A gS1s
Keys; at Jacksonville with Steamer sLA a IoSn,.
for MellonvIlle Enterprise and Upper e. ~ iuans.
tine: and at Palaska with Steamers iof sae ock-
lawaha River. ,,~s ,nnat he nrena,d
on wharf. . bev,no e,eoont a..
commodanons' 1RgRyE 1RRgRyENEL l. co., Agents, -.
Corner vsnderhorst's Wharf and East Bay."'
Oct9
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LIYsRPoOL CLAssFroATI

RICR.-There were Limited transactions In ths
grain at previous ratef. Sales about 80 tierces Of
clean Carolina, say tierccs at ek, s5 at eN. Is
at 7Hc p fb. Wequots common to fair at 6@6Xc;
good ex@7Xc.
NAVAL SToREs.-There were no arrivals OF note,
with quiet Market and no sales reported.
Crude turpentIne may be quoted at 81 26 per bbl
for virgin and yellow dip, aud 50 80 for hard.
FRE1aHTs.-To Liverpool, by steam, direct, l1l8d
on uplapds, nominal on sea islands; via New
York, xd on uplands, - on sea Islands; by sail,
Xd on .uplands AMI Nd on sea islands. To
Havre, Ike on uplands. ooastwise-t" New
York, by steam, nc on uplands and - on sea
Islands; 50 p tierce IN rice; 60c p bbl on rosin
by sail, g p ID en- cotton; &c p tierce on
rice; soc 2 Dbl On rosl1; $l1@12 q on lumber;
sI2@l2 so 2 n on tlmser. To Bost n, BY steam
Nc on uplands and 81 so p tierce on rice; by sail,
&c p fb on uplandu; rosn roc; resawed stun
$12@l2 so; timber $ls@13 80; phosphate $6@5 SO.
To Providence, by sail $lo@1l q on boards;
% p fb on cotton; BY steam Xc via New York.
To Philadelphia, by steam SO on uplands; 81 rs
tierce on rlce 60c "a Dbl on rosin; 81 on spirits.
Through bills of lading given to Boston, ProVl-
dence and the New En- gland cities are regularly
Issued on this route, and dispatch guaranteed.
By sail, S8 p II on boards; $l2 on timber; - p
ton on clay; So so on phosphates. To Baltimore,
by steam 60 p ib; by sail $s@S 50 p N or
boards; - on timter; So so y ton at city; SAC
4 so a ton up river IN phosphate rock. Vessels
are In demand by oir merchants to take lumber
frelghts from Georgetown. 8. O., Darien and sasll.
Ia River, Ga, and jacksonville, Fla, to Northern
ports, and slo@12 p N are tie rates on timber
and boards.
misunderstanding 90 day bills 20@2Oh.
DOMESTIC EXCHAliGE.-The banks purchase
sight checks on New York at 1@K per cent. of,
and sell at par.
Gnrn- -10A1Q
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A HUGE SWEET PoTATo.-Those who want
to have practical idea of the value Of South
Carolina fertilizers are invited to drop in THE
NEWS Office and-examine the huge four and q
half pound sweet potato, grown at the Etiwan
Works on poor sandy soil, manured with Ell
wan high grade dissolved bone. Who can
heat IL
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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. souDER's Gallery, No.
263 King street. oot3l-lmo
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The BEST EVER INVENTED Ladies' 1nhata-
BILE Rubber Bustles. Price 81 so. Sent by
mail, express or postage paid, on receipt OF
81. Address Fred. Won SanteD, dealer In all
kinds of Rubber Goods, Fancy Goods, Toys,
&C., No. 22s King street, Charleston, 8. c.
oct3l.thtu
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EoR NEW YORK.
ON THURSDAY, 7rH NOVEMBER, AT
HALF.PAST 8 O'OLO OOK, p n. .ssssss;.
NEW IRON STEAM LINE-EsTABLIsHED. Isl
STATE ROOMS ALL ON DECK. & s

The Splendid New Iron sldewhsei stsamship
SOUTH CAROLINA Beckett, Commander, WIN
sail for New York on THURSDAY; 7tn, 81 half-pAat
O'Clock P. IL, from Pier No. Q, Union Wharves.
Through Bills Of Ladlng to Liverpool and the
New England cities as usual. = ,.ssjIl IN.
~ Insurance 5y steamers OF this line " par
cent. l.r., ~ q; y. ,,;S.slss,.
For Freight or Passage engagements, having
very fne Deck Staterooul accommodations, aps
ply to WAGNER, HUGER & CO., No. % "a
street, or to WIN. A. COURTENAY,s No. Union
WharVes. !i 49,. noV1 y
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The FINEST AND pUREsr FRENCH CoNFEo-
TroNERY ever offered in this city has just been
received at Won santen's, 22s King street, and
connolsseurs are respectfully requested to
inspect and sample 1t before they purchase
elsewhere. ocLlo-tuth
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CITY AFT AIRS.
MEETINGS 1HIJDAK:

t,ooorean Lodge, A. F. NJ, at Z T. III.
'sS,an land Company, at P. N.
caro,,na sportman's Club, at Z P. III.
tive Oak Social Club, at P. N.
.r.,llerIe Unterstutzungs Verein, at half
past n. n.
Irish Rifle Club, at 7 P. N.
Drayton Lodge, A. 7. NJ, at 8 P. II.
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GENTLEMEN's Winter Coats, Pants, &C., dyed,
renewed, cleaned, bound and mended at Otto
sonntag's, Dyer, No. 81 Wentworth street,
near Artesian well, between Meeting and An
son streets. noY6-2*
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BUSINESS NOTICES.

ATTENTION Is called to the announcement
of two important Books. See the advertise.
ment of Fogartle's Book Depository in
another column.
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NHANGE OF SAILING DAYS. f54.et
INCREASED SERVICE. pii.s5I
PACIFIC MAIL STEAMSHIP COMPANYB
THROUGH LINE TO n, >. s.ss.,s y,
CALIFORNIA CHINA AND JAPAN. al4
FARES GREATLY REDUCED.

Steamers Of the above line les7e Pier .EF6A
No. AZ, North River, footof Canal street. S@H
New York, at IL O'Clock noon, OF the 10tn, 2otn
and 3Oth or every month, except when these dates
All departures connect at Panama with Steam.
era for south Pacific and Central American ports.
For Japan and China, steamers leave san Fran
cisco frDt OF every month, except when 1t falls ON
Sundsy--then on the day preceding. 81
No California Steamers touch at Havana, 0uk
90 direct from New York to AspinwalL - -.
One hundred pounds baggage free to each aduik
Medicine and attendance free.
For Passage Tickets or other information, appY
at the UOMPANY'S TICKET OFFIOE, Zen the
wharf foot or Canal street, North River, New
York. r. 4 BAhI, Agent .
aug191yr ~.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1872-11-07
GnneraL Notlres.

@THE FRIENDS AND ACQUAINT-
ANOEs OF Mr.. and Mn, HENRY MILLS are re-.
quested to attend the Funeral Of the latter, from
her late residence, Galsden's Green, THIS AF-
TERNooN, at 3 O'Clock. nov7H
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1872-11-07

THANKsarV1Na.-By special proclamation
BY Governor Scott, Thursday, the 2sth instant,
has been appointed day of thanksgiving and
prayer. This is the date that had already
been designated by the President as the
national thanksgiving day.