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rHANKsaIHING DAK.

prepnrations for Its Observance In
This City.
This being the day set apart by the municl'
nal authorities as q day of Thanksgiving tol
the blessings of the past year, and prayer fol
their continuance, the courts, public offices
and banks will be closed to-day. and it is be
,ieyed that there will be general suspension
OF business during at least portion OF tne
day. ,,-,,o
Al most of the churches there willbe divine
service this morning, and In some OF Inen
there will also be preaching in the evening
In the Episcopal churches the form OF worship
prescribed by the Bishop and puoiisneo IL 'A9'
Mondays NEWS will be followed. m T.,
At the First Baptist Church there WIN .,Oo w
preaching by the pastor at los a. a'' anu ''''
at7a P. II. -, ,,,u ,o
AT the Hasel street Synagogue there WILL 10
divine service at 10 A. ID.
Atthe Spring street NJ. E. Church 8 sermon
will be preached at II A. N.
ar Iohn,s and the Wentworth street Lu-
fheran churches will worship unitedly this
morning at the Wentworth street Lutheran
Church. Both pastors will participate In the
aerpiCeg,
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ADJUSTMENTS.
Tho Academy.

Another large audience asaemoieu o. .uo
Academy of Music last evening to witness sue
repetition of Harry Watkins's Original mo'o
drama "HIs Worst Enemy" The aching was
fully in keeping with the Watkinss reputa'ion,
The staqe machinery worked with ease anu
satisfaction, and altogether the play was ien'
dered with much better effect thar Oh 'ne pa "a
yious night. The same play Will Dc repea.eo
TODAY at the matinee, which begins a. WV
a,clock This evening the popular 1rlsh drama aa
uKath,een Mayourneen" will be giVen' Will
Mrs. Watkins In the title role.
Professor Anderson.
p-o,essor Anderson, the wizard, necronan,
,,,,,sion,st Ac., repeated his wonderful
performances last evening at the hloernisn
Hall before large assemblage OF persons.
u,o ~ fsats of legerdemain presented some new
.oatnras which completely mystifed hls audi
tors The celebrated serial suspension feat
concluded the entertainment, and iaifly
,rapsaxed the beholders with amaze
ment. The distribution of prizes at Inc
conclusion constituted an interesting
scene. the varying phrases of which pro-
dnced frequent outbursts of laughter. One
gentleman, we'll known for his nodesty, was
presented with looking glass, another very
Young gentleman received cradle and turn
ed very red In the face. A United States
official drew two baby chairs, which he refus
ed to bring away from the stage. The profes
cor will give matinee at three o'clock this
afternoon, at which every child present Will
receive a prize. The programme for this
evening is promised to be an entirely ne"
one.
The distribution throughout the city yester'
day of about ten thousand ten-psge pampn'
lets, describing In glowing terms the wonders
of ..old John Robinson's" museum, menage
rle, aquarium and hippodrome combination
served to excite the public curiosity and te
set hundreds of staid old citizens and thou
sands of eager children on the tiptoe of expec
tation. The tickets are selling rapidly a.
Holmes's book store, and the indications ere
that the veteran Snowman will receive rous
Ing reception and rich harvest Of fractiona
currency upon this return to his native City BY
the Sea-
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Interior Cotton Markets.


RoCK HILL November II.
For the week under review the downward ten
dency noted In last report has continued, and to-
day we cannot quote middling above 18kR17c
sales OF the week 2e7 bales; marked falling on
from last week owing to corn gathering and In
clement weather.
0RANGRBURG, November 13.
The market Is falling or; mlddliug closing at
l8hal6xc.
For the past week 1853 bales Of cotton have been
scld in this market at 16xc.
NEwBERRY, October %.
Cotton is quoted at 17Kc. !.
MACON, November IL.
The market was quiet all day, and olrspd at tic
for Liverpool mlddlings, with o fair demand at
that price. The receipts to-day were $50 bales;
shipments AL; sales ATT.
COLUMBUS November II.
Market dull; nothing doing: low middlIngs tic.
Sales 62 bales; receipts 800; shipments 1875.
MONTGOMERY November II.
Market entirely nominal to-day; ordinary 16c;
good ordinary 1896; strict good ordinary l6Tc;
low mIddlIng Ike; midding l7hc.
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Druqs an1 Mehirl,1es.
@GUYOT's TAR
CONCENTRATED PROOF LIQUEUR

Mr. Guyot has succeeded in depriIng tar
of its insupportable sourpess and bitterness,
and in rendering it very soluble. Profting
by this happy discovery, he,Prepares con,
centrated liqueur OF tar, which In small
volume contains large proportion OF the
active principle.
Guyots tar possesses all the advantages OF
ordinary tar-water without any of its draw
backs A glass of excellent tar-water without
any disagreeable taste may be instantaneously
obtained by pouring teaspoontul into a
glass of water
Any one can thus prepare his glass Of tar
water at the moment he requires it, thus
economizing time, facilitating carriage and
obyiating the disagreeable necessity OF hand
ling tar.
Guyots tar replaces advantageously Sc
veral more or less inactive ptisans in the
treatment of colds, bronchitis, coughs, and
catarrhs.
Guyots tar is employed with the greatest
success in the following diseases =
AS A DRAUCHT. = A teasponfal in a glass
ofwater, or t,uo tablespoon fuls in bottle.
BRONCHITIS
caTARRH OF THE BLADDER
COLDS
OBSTINATE COUGHS
IRRITATION OF THE CHEST
PULMONARY CONSUMPTION
WHooPING COUGH
DISEASES OF THE THROAT
As A LOTION. - Pure or diluted wah a
lille tpnter.
AFFECTIONS OF THE SKIN
ITCHINGS
DISEASES OF THE SCALP
Guyot's far has been tried with the
greatest success in the principal hospitals Of
France, Belgium, and Spain. Experience has
proved it TO be the most hygienie- drink in
time Of epidemics.
Detailed instructions accompany each bottle
% Depot 10 Paris, L. FRERB, ~, rus Jacob.
Agents in Charleston, DOWlE, NOISE Il
DAVIS, Wholesale Druggists.
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NORTHEASTERN RAILROAD CON.
IN PANY.
@MMRa Raz
OHlRLKsroN. q. O.. June q. 1872

OHARLHsToN, 8. O., June 8, 1872.
Trains will leave Charleston Daily az 10.l6 A. II
and 500 p. n.
Train does not leave Charleston 500 P. H., SUN.
DAYB.
Train leaving 1915 A. n. makes through conneo-
ti0n to New York, via Richmond and Acqnia
Greek only, going through In A hours.
PASSENGERS leaving by 500 P. II. Train have
choice OF route, via Richmond and Washington,
or via Portsmouth and Baltimore. Those leaving
FRIDAY by this Train lay over on SUNDAY In Bal
timore. Those leaving on SATURDAY remain SUN.
DAY IN Wilmington, N. u.
This Is the cheapest, quickest and most pleas.
ant route to Cincinnati, Chicago and other points
West and No. .thwest, both Trains making con.
nections at Washington with Western Trains Of
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad.
8. 8. SOLOMONS,
Engineer and Superintendent.
Il. OLEAPOE.. Gen. Ticket Agent. maya
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BUSINESS NOTICES.

HoUsToN's NEW PHOTOGRAPH GALLERY, No.
3O7 King street, is constantly lhronged with
visitors, who gaze upon the beautiful Photo
graphs with wonder aud amazement. The
Celebrated Rembrandt Pictures made at this
Gallery surpasses anything ever introduced In
this city before. We have over fifty different
style OF Frames. Also, a large stock of Albums,
Cases, DC. noyl2-tuths5
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FOREIGN CLEARANcEs.-The British bark
Tiber, Captain Lewis, was cleared yesterday
for Liverpool by Mr.. Henry Card, with 81
bags net. island cotton, 1864 bales upland cot
ton, IS bags cotton seed, and 263 tons phos.
phate rock.
The fine American ship Nautilus, of twelve
hundred tons, was cleared for Havre ysster-
day by hessrs. G. N. Hubert & Co., with the
heavy and valuable freight of $3.50 bales OF
upland cotton
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Wilmington Market.

WILMINGTON, NoVember II.
SPIRITS sTURPBNTINE.-Sales OF 16 casks at 57c
and 16 casks at 57xc per gallon for Southern
packages.
RosiN.-sales Of 12o bbls at 81 so for pale and
S. so for extra pale.
URUDE TURPRNTINE-Has again advanced 10c
on yellow dip and virgin. Receipts and sales to-
day were sOl bb's at So 20ifor hard and SIS rs for
yellow dip and virgin. and 70 bbls at So 26 for
hard and SIS so for yellow DIP and virgin.
TAR.-Sales OF 81 bbls at So 80 per 6pl. Market
quiet and steady.
CoTroN.-Ths market was very quiet and easy
during the day with transaotions OF only 10 bales
a. 17kc for low mIddltng.
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AooaR-Auuu ClkIoa Odbu SoUu,UUu
The money to pay all these Gifts is now upon
deposit, and Bet apart for that purpose, in the
Farmers and DroVers' Bank, as will be seen by
the following certificate Of the Cashier:
FARMERS AND DRoyERs' BANK,
LOUIsvILLB, KY, September 20, 1872
This Is to certify that there Ia now on deposit
in this bank over Half Million Of Dollars to
the credit Of thu Gilt Concert Fund, $780, 900 Of
which IL held hy this bank as Treasurer Of the
Public Library or Kentucky to pay of all Gifts
to be awarded at the drawing.
R. 8. VEECH, Cashier.
Prfce Of Tickets.
Whole Tickets, $40; Halves, SIS; Quarters, So so;
IL Whole Tickets for S1OO 28 for sZ65; So for $500
lis for $1,000; cS5 for $25OO; 576 for $4,000. No
discount on less than 500 worth OF tickets at
time.
The drawing will positively and unequivocally
take place December Z. AgenI are peremptorily
required to close sales and make returns Novem.
ber as, In order TO give ample time for tn: final
arrangements. Orders for Tickets or applications
for Circulars should be addressed to
Gov. THOMAS e. BRAMLETTE,
Agent Public Library OF Kentucky, Louisville,
Kentucky. oct1-swl6&w2
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mARINz NEWS.
Lat SO deg 40 min 3s sec. Lou 10 deg 81 min 27 sec
ARRIVED YESTERDAY.

Br bark Stormy Petrel, Dick. st Thomas, WI,
via Tybee koads-l2 Gays. Ballast. 10 henry
Gard. ,.,.,u dsre
Corn ard mdZe. TO Street Bros 6 CO, w Bee q
CO., Wisters, ] Thompson d co, Byrnes,
Brown & Holmes, Mr. Mitchell, Q ostena9rn q
CO. Grayer Bro RnooeIoca smai IreT1ine Mne
Uampsen IL co, BollFnan Bros, DGwie, NOISE @
JAWS, wagner CO, U Lillientnal co, Magenet
A Monsees, Katie & CO. Stenens, werner q
DusSe. Hart &c CO. ks1oaa Su1eT Aaent Snafes
co, W T Rice, Holmes d Calder, W Leeder. BUT
meister Il Zerbst, W a Jones CO.. d GraVer'
Order, and others. -,., -.
Steamer City POINT acM,lIan and Savannah % los
bales cotton, 80 pkgs fruit, "a casks rice, 6o4es
scales, s pkgs mrs Sc. To Rayenel q 70, WLlts =
Bros Stoney Lowntes, Kirkpatrlck, =
Essterby Williams M CO. a siesS@ey son FFsset nsS
Din, johnston, Crews & co, Price, slra q
q co, D Talmage's Sons, II salyo, J A EnsloW
co, J F O,Neill, d Klatte i co, Hunt, A stone'
p b Lalane d co.i s.,,o, ,,o
Reanfort 50 bales sea Island cotton. 15o bags COT
ion seed, mdse, &c. To Ravene, Holmes g co,
Singer, Manufacturing Company, Pezer. R9dgers n
CO. Werner, W Williams co, havslst II % ",
CO. Mrs NJ A SnowdGn, E Edwards. Sarah @lils' @
Stoli webb & co. J F Tag lor d co, Boumannn bIUs,
n Triest, Csmpsen co, Colcock q CO. v Dunn'
seaamer II s iulsor, Togllo Edisto, Enterprise,
Rockville and Way Landings. 80 bags sea lsano
cation. mdse and sundries. To douglas Nesolt,
Fraser & Dill, Witte 3ros b Wagener, {! Colcocs
go. q W Williams Il CO, L MONTY son, st4, 10
new Lowndes, Ingraham Son. Smltn, W
@ Bee 4 co, W Ryan, W Boyle, NJ Acdofty'
scSr Etwan, Prince, from Ogechee, Ga. 4loe
bushels rouph RICE To W Bee q co.
Schr Sarah Webb, Pigott, from BACK RIVER. Zo9u
bushels rough rice. no Jas Pringle Son.
Sloop r e Lee, ,--, from Santee. loo1 pasn
ala rouoh rice TO ii frost co.
Bost from Christ Church. bags sea lslano
cotton. To VIM Gurney.
BELOW.
scnr E Finney, Colwell, Boston. Ballast. To
Master.
CLEARED YESTERDAY.
Shin Nautilus, Anderson, Havre-ON Hubert
ar bark Tiber, Lewis, Liverpool-Henry Gard.
Brig Edith Hall, Oliver, Batlmore-StreeS ofos
co. n,-. poro, q n n
load Tor New York. A EnsloW co.
FROM THIS PORT.
Steamship Champion, Lockwood, at New YORK
Nsneni steamship p South Carolina, Beckett, at New
York, November 10.
UP FOR THIS PORT.
schr A Heston, E!ogers, at New York, NoVem
Der 6.
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THE Finest AND PuREsr FRENCH CoNFEc'
rroNERY ever offered in this city has just been
received at Won Santen's, 22s King street, and
connoisseurs are respectfully requested to
inspect and sample It before they purchase
e,sewbere. oct15-tuth
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A TEMPTING DIsPLAY.-One of the finest
and choicest displays of foreign and domestic
fruit ever seen In this city is now presented
at the new establishment OF Mr. George W.
Bell, No. 81 Queen street, between King aud
Meeting. The stock is all fresh and choice.
It Includes every variety of fruits, nuts,
raisins, &C., known to the trade, and Mr.. Bell
is enabled, by means Of his location, his con-
nection with large wholesale houses, and
other advantages which he possesses, to offer
the choicest articles in his line, In large or
small quantities. at the very lowest market
rates. All Of our readers who are in search of
delicacies for the table or the sick room will
do well to examine the stock at Mr.. Bells new
establishment, which bids fair to become the
most popular and fashionable one in town.
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THB NATIONAL ZoUAvEs.-At q meeting OF
the National zousves, held on Tuesday eve
Ming, It was resolved to order sixty uniforms
from New York at once. The uniforms will
consist of blue flannel jackets, vests and
trowsers, with leather or white canvass leg
gings. They will be made up by J. W. Fraser
d Co., Dey street, New York, and will cost
eighteen dollars each, to be paid by the mem
bers In monthly instalments of three dollars.
Nr. Nullenhauer, at the corner Of Wentworth
and Coming streets, will take the measures OF
the members. The club will commence to
drill regularly after the Goth instant.
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PaneuQorG.

Per steamer City Point, from Palatka, via Jack.
sonvIlle, Fernandina ard Savannah-Mrs A
Wallace, W Westcott, wife and children, oolo.
mel John McRae, Mr. Cors,orant, Voss, BLACK.
fort-Wm Harrison, v Kanapaux, Barry,
Esq. Captain Buckley, Captain Farley, and on
deck.
Per steamer II 8 Allison, from Edisto, Enter
prise Rockyille and Why Landings-Mrs T Hop.
kLnson, Master Hopklns son. F Aopkinson. Mrs
Bailey and child, Mrs p Bailey, VIM Beckett. Or
D Losnykyn, Rivers, F W Whilden, Jea-
klns, W q W Gray and Child.
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TIE COURTS.
Court Of General Sessions.

Court or General Sessions.
This court was opened at the usual hour
yesterday morning by Judge Graham, but the
trial Of Solomon Lyons, colored, for the mur-
der of Henry Manigaulf, colored, was postpon-
ed, upon the application Of Messrs. R. w.
Seymour and A. II. Mackey, counsel for the
prisoner, until next Monday, aud there being
no further business before the court, 1t was
adjourned until tomorrow morning.
Trial Justices' Courts.
Joseph Mitchell, colored, was before Trial
Justice Msckey. yesterday, charged with SWIM
ding Sarah: Hamilton out of twelve dollars
entrusted to his care for making some pur-
chsses.. The charge was proved. and he was
sentenced to return the money and pay FIVE
dollars and costs. or spend thirty days In jail.
Joe seems to be quite aa adept In this line OF
business, as he Is charged by another person
with having perpetrated similar fraud seve-
raj months ago.
United States Commissioner.
: Emanuel Bolin, colored, of Beaufort County,
was bound over for trial at the January term
OF the United States Court on the charge OF
forcing q boy under age to vote.
Municipal Court.
Mcbride & Craig, running cart Without
license, continued. W. ]. Cox and Pinckney
Means, 'colored, stealing Hfleen dollars from
Kelly H. Harris, colored, turned over to a
trial Justice. Daniel Fishburn, fowl stealing,
thirty days James Green, colored, lodged by
q trial Justice, delivered to warrant. John
Lehy, drunk, disordery and resisting the
police, two dollars. Andrew Anderson, drunk,
dlsorderly and trespassing, two dollars and
peace bond. Joseph Mitchell, colored, sWind-
ling Sarah Hamilton, colored, out of twelve
dollars, turned over to trial Justice. George
Stanley and Maria Brown, colored, disorderly
and fighting, turned over to trial Justice.
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THE BEST EVER INVENTED Ladies' 1nfata-
BILE Rubber Bustles. Price 81 so. Sent by
mail, express or postage paid, on receipt Of
81. Address Fred. Won Santen, dealer In all
kinds of Rubber Goods, Fancy Goods, Toys,
&C., No. 22s King street. Charleston, 8. c.
oct3I.thtu
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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
small advance on cost. soUnER's Gallery, No.
283 King street. oct3l-lmo
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"A Cool RoBBERI.-Ellza Levy, colored, was
arrested yesterday by a policeman and car
lied to the upper Guardhouse for stealing 9
sum of money and lot OF clothing from Mr..
William Addison's residence, In Ann street.
Ar. Addison had recently employed the girl as
housemaid. Yesterday, while that gentlemen
was absent at his business, she told his wife
that Mr. Addison's mother-in.law had been
taken suddenly Ill, and urged her to visit that
lady Immediately. Mrs. Addison left the house
without delay, but had not done go many mo-
ments before Eliza followed suit, with all the
money that she had been able to find and a
large bundle of clothing under her arm.
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New York Naval Stores Market.

NEW YORK. November IL.
The Daily Bulletin says: Receipts to-day 1880
bbls ro.in and 398 bbls spirits turpentine. Spirits
have ruled very quiet to-day, and prices SHOW
tribe reduction. There was a rumor on 'Change
of quite q heavy movement late last Saturday
embracing 500 or 1000 bbls, supposed to be at
about 62Hc. Sales to-day so bbls very choice
brand. at 63Hc; but stock was fairly offered at
s2Xc, with 82c bid. Rosin Is also very dull, and
we only hear of l2o bbls strained at $4 40. Tar
and pitch unchanged.
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LIVERPOOL CLASSIFICATION.
Ordinary te good ordinary. ..16h@l7H
Low middltng. g..................l7Ha
Middling -lL&QllH
Strict middlng. ......... ......lo 9loH
RIoR.-There was fair demand for this grair
at nrm prices Sales about 2iO tierces. OF clear
Carolina, viz: Is tIerces at 6<, 100 at 6H. 2s at
90 at 7hc p ID. We quote: Common to fair a.
6@6xc; good 8x@7hc.
NAVAL SToREs.-Tho arrivals were about 81
bbls spirits turpentine and 12o bbls. rosln
There were no transactions announced.
FREIaHTs.-To Liverpool, by steam, direct, -
on uplsrds, nominal on sea islands; via New
York, xd on uplands, - on sea islands; by sail
Hd on uplands and Nd on sea islands. Tc
Hayre, 1xo on uplands. Coastwise-to New
York, by steam, Xc on uplands and - on Sea
Islands; 81 p tlerce on rice; 60c p Dbl on rosin
by Bail, &C q fb on cotton; &c p tierce on
rice; soc p Dbl on rosin; $11@l2 p II on ldmber;
S129l2 so p n on timber. To Bost n, by steam
xo on uplands and So so q tierce on rice; by sail
&c a fb on uplands; rosln 7oc; resawed stuff
$12@12 so; timber $l3@1a 80; phosphate $6@5 So
To Providence, by sail $l0@11 p n on boards
% p fb on cotton; by steam Xc via New York.
To Philadelphia, by steam 10 on uplands; 81 7t
tsrce on rice; 600 p bbl on rosin; 81 on Spirits
Through bills Of lading given to Boston, ProVi
dence and the New ENGLAND cities are regularly
Issued on this route, and dispatch guaranteed.
BY sail, $s q NJ on boards; $12 on timber; - q
ton on clay; So so on phosphates. To Baltimore,
by steam 30 q fb; by sail $S@S SO p ID On
boards; - on timber; So 80 p ton at city; SAG
4 SO p ton up river on phosphate rock. Vessels
are in demand by our merchants to take lumber
rreIghts from Georgetown. 8. G., Darten and Satil.
Ia River, Ca, and Jacksonville, Fla, to Northern
ports, and $lo@12 p NJ are tie rates on timber
and boards.
ExoHANaR.-Sterling 90 day bills 2lx.
DoMEsTIc ExCHANGR-The banks purchase
sight checks on New York at H@K per cent. OF,
and sell at par.
GnLn-1aMl4.
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OuMMEROIAL NEWS.
Exports.

Exports.
HAvRR-per ship Nautilus-ss5o bales upland
cotton. -,
LIyERpooL-Per Br bark Tiber-94 bags sea isl-
and cotton 1894 bales upland cotton, "a bags COT.
ton seed, 1888 tons ph "sphate rock.
BALTIMoRR-Per brig Edith Hall--S46 tons pnos-
phate rock,
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WE WOULD request those interested IN Ma
rine Insurance to read the card of Messrs.
Huger & Ravenel in this mornings paper, by
which it will be seen that the Orient Mutual
Insurance Company, of New York, has lost
nothing by the Boston fire. This company is
purely marine, and has an extensive business
here, and it will be gratifying to Its friends to
see 1t Is all right.
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FuRoHaorr, BENEDICT d Co. offer very
fine Kid Glove at 81; Gloves, two buttons,
81 IS. Will open on Tuesday the celebrated
Cheiliey's Kid Gloves, sold under guarantee,
for which we are the sole agents.
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FADED OvEaooATs, Winter Sacks, Water
proofs, Pants, &C., &C., made like new at Otto
Sonntag'a, Dyer, No. 81 Wentworth street,
between Meeting and Anson streets.
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SALE OF A CoNDEMnED LIaHTsHr.
Leitch d Bruins sold at auction yesterday the
hull of the q. 8. ightshlp No. SO, for $500,
cash. This ship has been used until recently
as the llghtship for the ''Knoll, north of Tybee
Island, Savannah river.
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CITY AFFAIRS.
MEETINGS THIS DAY.

,,,,,,o.on Lodge, A. F. NJ, at F. II.
Catholic Institute, at P. N.
ssonewall Lodge, K. P, at T. m.
stonewall Fire Company, at half:past 7 2. n
4tna Fire Company, at halfpast 2. ID.
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Charleston .
THENEWYORK VEGETABLE MARKEs
The Daily Bulletin of Tuesday, November

The Daily Bulletin OF Tnesday, november
18th, says:
The disease among horses throughout the
country prevents free shipments OF round po.
tatoes, and the market at the moments nearly
bare OF stock, excited and higher. Sweets
are without essential change. Vegetables
are In moderate request at about former
prices. Our quotations are In bulk; In
shipping order so cents per barrel must
be added. We quote: Peachblows 50 50a3
Early Rose at s2a2 so, and Early Goodrich,
81 25aI rs. Sweets So 50a2 rs per Dbl for
Virginia, and 81 75aS for Delaware. We quote:
Vegetables. red onions per bbl So 50a3; do
yellow So 5Oa3; do Connecticut white $4a4 so
per bbl. Squash, marrowfat per bbl 75casl.
Russia turnips 81 rs per bbl, white turnips
81 rs per bbl. Cabbages seas per 100; red
cabbages ssal0 Beets, Jersey, 81 25a1 so.
Carrots per bbl 81 25a2. Celery 81 rs per dozen.
CauliGower, sla3 per dozen.