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The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1872-12-28

A VALUABLE MEDICAL TREkT1sE.-The edi-
tion for 1873 of the sterling medical annual
known as Hostetter's Almanac is now ready,
and may be obtained, free OF cost, of druggists
and general country dealers In all parts of the
United States and British America, and, In
deed, in every civilized portion of the West.
ern Hemisphere. This Almanac has been is
sued regularly at the commencement Of every
year for about one-hfth ofa century. It COM
blnes, with the soundest practical advice for
the preservation and restoration of health, q
large amount Of interesting and amusing light
reading, and the calendar, astronomical cal
oulations, chronological Items, &c., are pre-
pared with great care, and will be found en-
tlrely accurate. The issues of Hostetter's Al
manac for 1873 will probably be the largest
edition OF medical work ever published In
any country. The proprietors, Aessrs. Hos
tetter d Smith, Pittsburg, Pa, on receipt Of a
two.oent stamp, will forward copy by mall
to any person who cannot procure one in his
neighborhood. dso24-tuths3Dew
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SUNDAY SCHOOL CELEBRATIONS.
mo German Sunday School.

Tho German sunday School.
The Freundschaftsbund Hall was crowded
last evening at the holding OF the celebration
in aid ofthe Sunday School connected with
the new German Church. The walls were dec
GRATED with festoons Of evergreens, and a
large Christmas Tree, loaded with presents
and brilliantly Illuminated, stood at the west
end Of the hall on the north side of the stage.
The ceremonies were opened by the Rsy. Mr..
Mnller by prayer. Alternate exercises of
singing and elocdtion, by the pupils, followed.
The Mozart Club, under the direction of Prof.
Eckel, entertained the audience with some
delightful instrumental music. Theatricals,
in which the characters were filled by boys
and girls, came next, and concluded the per.
formanoes. a gilt, from the tree, was then
distributed to each pupil, after which the
audience dispersed.
st. Johns Lutheran Festival.
The Sundsy-School Festival Of st. Johns
Lutheran Church, which was to have taken
place on Christmas, was, on account of the In
olemency OF the weather, postponed till to
morrow at halfpast three P. NJ, when it will
take place at the church. A sermon appro-
pirate to the occasion will be delivered before
the congregation by the pastor, the Rev. T.
". Dosh, on Sunday morning, at the usual
hour Of divine service.
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SAVANNAH, December ~.
Cotton frm; net receipts 7i63 paes; exports 10
the Continent 2775, coastWise Hls; safes lS4S;
lock s9.4lI: weekly net receipts L,776; exports
to Great Britain 7222, to the Continent z77a COAST
wise 005s; sales 97s4. -. ,,o,o
Cotton ouIpt. receipts SOC bales; sales 976; STOCK
$3.50; weekly receipts COTS; shipments 1856; sales
a'00' MACON, December 27.
r,otton firm: weekly receipts 2sl7 bales; ship.
Dneh'S -'a'' 0'''" '''NC COLUMBUS, December 81.
Cotton quiet; weekly receipts Sl1s bales; snip
ments 1895; for sp!nners lso; s,ocA nacarnhsr
Cotton quiet; net receipts 1851; shipments 1870;
stock IL, $40 bales. .,..o,,,o.o,
f,otton-Weekly receIp.s I'll blles; shipments
I'oi' h'ooh '-0'' MOBILE, December Fl.
Cotton firm; net receipts 1859 oales; exports
cosstwise 9s6; sales 25L0; stock s7,427 weekly
neh receipts s23: expor TO Great Britain 4.SO;
eoas'"'se ''''' '"''' NASHVILLE. December 27.
Cotton quiet; weekly recelpls lla6 bales; snip i
ents I7li; stock in 1872, 665 bales; in ls7l 6467
' MEMPHIS, December u
Cotton 1rm; receipts I'LL bales; sales lOiz;
stock 3o.6l8 Weekly receipts 9HS; shipments
1885, sales 1890; stosSs1 sH December o.
Gotten In good demand; Sond ord1nsiy da ashoi G
low 1niddlings lsTsloc; mtudlingl lsH; net re.
ceipts 632. ba es; gross 1885; exports coast"lse
1910, Sales To-Day 2uIVi ioo1 S'Snths
l67 leo; weekly net receipts l,sls GROSS so'.9oi
exports to Great Britain IL AT; coatihent lo'Aoi
| cUastwise 6767; sales q, 900.
Cotton-net receipts l0i2 bales; exports coast
wise 1888; sales 1000; stock e6 40; weekly net re.
ceipts TO23: exports to Great Britain 1876, to the
Continent 1900, coastwlse 1911; sales 67o1
PROVISIONS AND PRODUCE MARKETS.
LIVERPOOL December q.
Eyening.-Breadstuns frmer. Hea "inIei
wheat lis Sd. Corn 2Ss Sd. Heel sSs. Lard
37s cd. v,,r nooomher o7
Noon.-Flour steady. Wheat quiet ana nrm
corn arm. old western mixed 68s67c. Pork qnlet
at tls rs. Lard quiet; steam 7Ha1'kc' Aosln qule'
| at So 7oa 3 rs. ,,,. ,o,,non N fol,
extra So 25aS TO- good 10 cnGtco 20 loa 1,or .o
| Whiskey dull aud unchanged. Wheat cioseu ialG
higher and in g ood export demand; Wlnter @ reo
wHite Sonthern rs. Rice quiet at to IL. Pork
| no safes. Lard quiet and steady. Naval store
| quiet. ,,,,,n, nocenher OF
Corn ona nonr IN fair demand Provisions quiet
| and nrm. Lard steady. whiskey 88c.
aAN A'' ST. LOUIS, December 81
Flour unchanged. Corn dull ana a. cropping
| Thlssey nrm at CSC. PORK nomlnaliy $ll 10
Bacon, no sales. ,o,
Flour firm. Corn, nothing doing. Provision;
| IN fair demand on orders. Pork $lZ oo. Lalo
steady. Bacon small supply shoulders DC; s!des
| 8asx, packed. Whiskey SSc.
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We use on our G and H grades OF Book the
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EVANS & CoGswsLL, No. Broad street.
dec2a.3
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RELIGIOUS INTELLIGENCE.

The Rev. James Boyd will oficiate at the
Unitarian Church tomorrow morning.
The Rev. W. P. Mouzon will preach at Trini-
ty Church tomorrow morning, and the heV'
J. G. Stoll in the evening.
The Rev. Peter Gowan will preach In the
Orphans Chapel, tomorrow afternoon, at nail
past three O'Clock.
AT the First Baptist Church the Rev. L d.
shuck win preach both morning and evening.
The quarter Sunday School Celebration Will
tlke place at half-past three.
The services at the Citadel Square Baptist
Church tomorrow morning VIII % d. naii
past ten, and at night at quarter past seVen'
Preaching by the pastor, Rev. J. A. Cham
bliss. The public generally, and strangers
particularly, Invited.
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THOMAS DoTrERER EAS0N.

The announcement, yesterday morning, OF
the death OF Mr.. Thomas Dotterer Eason,
caused a deep sadness to pervase the cemmu-
nifty, although, since he was struck With para
lSsis q week ago, there was little hope OF nls
recovery.
Mr.. Eason was born in Charleston on the Stn
Of October, 1922, and was, consequently, lew
months over fifty years old at the time OF his
death. He began life as an apprentice IN the
machine shops Of his uncle, Mr.. Thomas Dot
terer. After serving out his time, he became
the superintendent Of the extensive rice mills
of Mr. Joshua J. Ward, on WaccamaW RiVer.
South Carolina. Upon the death OF his
uncle. In ls46, he gave up that position
to form with his elder brother the firm OF
James N. Eason & Bro, which was dissolved
only BY bis death. Mr.. Eason entered the
Confederate army at the commencement OF
the war as lieutenant Of the washington
Artillery. While that company was stationed
a, Adams Run in the early part OF the year
1867 he was detailed by General N. G. Evans
for ordnance duty on his staff. short time
later General Ripley made requlsltlon upon
the war department. w h"'o DA''
signed 10 special duty in Charleston whore
be remained until the close of the war. De
vas tor fifteen years commissioner Oh the
Almshouse, and was also at one lime preSi-
dent of the Eagle Steam Fire Company.
Mr.. Eason was known by all who came IN
contact with him to be an unostentatious
man, stauncn and generous friend, and q
good and charitable citizen. He was en-
phatieaily the friead of the poor, and never
failed to respond to their applications ior aid
or advice. In his social relations no man was
more esteemed, and few men could boast OF
as large circle Of friends. he leaves vile
and several children to mourn loss which is
felt throughout the city he loved 50 ardently
and served so well.
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TRIUMPH OF Il CAROLINA ARTIST

fheteis or exhibition at the medical depot
OF DEP. N. Cohen large and handsome oil
painting, executed by bis son, Lawrence l..
Cohen, native Charlestonian, now residing
in Texas. To this painting was awarded the
first prize, some weeks age, at the State fair
held at Houston, 1t being pronounced the
best historical piece there exhibited. 1t rep
resents General Lee at the battle OF the Will
derness with true artistic fidelity
the most touching incident of the battle.
General Lee is In the act of urging his ohargs r
onward to the front, where shells and bullets
fslIlike leaden hail, and his gallant men have
thrown themselves across his path to save
him from almost certain destruction. There
are, In all, twenty-five figures, including the
body of noble young soldier, which lies in
the foreground. The expression of fearless
determination in the countensnce OF the un-
dsunted chieftaln, and Of anxious and loving
solicitude In the faces Of his followers, are
high trlumphs.of art. 1t will be seen by an
advertisement in another column that this
handsome painting will be disposed OF BY
rafae, and that persons residing out OF the
city may secure chances by mail.
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Markets by Telegraph.

hOh6f MAHhET6s
LONDON, December q.
Noon.-Consols 91xae1T. Fives 89X.
PARIS, December q.
Noon.-specie decreased nfty thousand francs.
Rentes 63f I0c.
Money nrm at HaH per cent. and interest. Ex.
change-long 9X; short 10x. Governments dull
and Steady. State bonds dull aud steady.
EveniDg-The stringency In money is create,
to I gold. Sterling nrm at ex. Gold l2a12H
Governments closed strong, aud little doing.
States dull and steady. Freights easier.
COTTON MARKETS.
LIVERPOOL, December 27.
Noon.-Ootton opened quiet and steady; up
lands loXalO%d, Ofleans lvHa1oKd.
oHsaxd sses % o qssais Sass @
export 5000. Uplands February delivery sHd.
loXalOHd. Yarns and fabrics quiet and firm
NEW YORK, December 81.
Noon.-Cotton nominal; sales 1e5 bales; up
lands 2OHc, Orleans 2oAo. "
Evening.-Cotton STEADY; sales 1859 bales; up
lands 20xc; net receipts 20S0; gross 20 9s6 Sales
OF cotton futures 1000 bales, as follows: Decem.
1915, 20; Maroh 2o< 20H; april % 7.le, 2oa<; MAY
2OH, 81; June FIX, 2lS Ssou,n,,,, nocon,s- o.
Cotton received to-day 81 balts; sales 1000;
BOSTON, December 27.
Cotton quiet; net receipts To-day 17S bales. gross
receipts 1870; sales 200; stock $500; net receipts
for The week 4ss; gross 1857; exports tu Great
Britain 2o3; sales 1850.
PHILADELPHIA, December 27.
Cotton quiet; net receipts to-day 4os bales;
gross 29l6.
BALTIMORE, December Z.
Cotton hrm; exports coastwise 557 bales; sales
TO nay l06; stock 052; net receipts or the week
2i7; gross receipts l79l; exports ceastwse S37j
sales 1000.
NORFOLK, December 27.
Ootton-net receInts 1911 bales: exp 'rts coast.
wise 698; ssles 100; stock 1S4s2; weekly net re-
cepts 10 970 exports coaslwlse 1872; salas $50.
CITY POINT, December Il.
Receipts for the week 1000 bales.
WILMINGTON, December 27.
Cotton nrm; net receipts 23e bales; sales 81;
stock 1894; weekly net receipts lls7; exports
coastWise 2o1; sales III.
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TIE COLD SPELL.

Yesterday the air bit shrewdly and twas
yery cold-it was nipping and an eager air,
and people who had business to attend 10 OUT
of doors were most eager to finish the same IN
the shortest possible time 50 as to get indoors
AGAIN. overcoats were the order Of the day;
reserved seats around the red-hot stoves atthe
Charleston and Pavilion Hotels we're at pre-
MUM; coat collars were high, and the mer'
cury In the thermometer was low. In short lt
was the winter of everybody's dlsoontent' and
much colder weather than people In this lati-
tude have any relish for.
The range OF the thermometer yesterday, AZ
the drug store Of Mr.. Joseph Blackman' on
the south side of Broad street, was as follows:
sA. H., IS; 10 A. NJ, ss; IL NJ, IS; 2 P. NJ, se;
4P.M., 81; eP. n, 80; P. n, 81.
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Drnds, Ghtmirals. Ur.
nR. BAER'S IMPROVED VEGETABLE
OATHARTIC PILLS.


The proprietor OF these PILLS confidently be.
lieves that he has succeeded, by skilful comsi.
nation Of vegetable remedies 10 producing pre-
paration that will bring health and happiness to
the unfortunate sufferer. In the following dis
eases they have been used by thousands with
most wonderful success: Bilious Disorders and
Liver Complaint. Dyspepsia or Indigestion, Head
ache, Costiveness, LOSS OF Appetite, Neuralgia,
Dropsy, Dysentery, Piles, Diseases OF the Skin,
Pain In the Side, Back and Limbs, Sick Headache,
and all arrangements OF the Stomach.
These Pills may be taken with perfect safety by
persons OF any. age or sex. No family should be
without them.
Price 25 cents box; boxes for one dollar
The usual discount to the trade.
For sale by BR. d. BAER,
No. lS1 Meeting street.
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HOTEL ARRtYALs-DEcEMBER "a.
Charleston.

Charleston.
FH Gordon, Mrs A Pierson and child, Colum
bia, S o; Chichester, James Bleckley, Bleck.
10y, Miss Beers, Mrs L de g Howe, W Wash,
New York; Il h Burnet, New Orleans; Rice,
Hartford, OF; Crawford, " @ Crawford, Pitts
burg, Pa; Henry Taggart, Williamsburg, New
York; N Hernandez, Cedar Keys; A Dawson,
illustrated Record and Repository; F 8 Chester,
Florida; A Pope, o;NL Dawson, summervIlle.
Pavilion.
wR Bull Darlington; John stradley, Jas stel.
lets and wife, Philadelphla; Chas Webster. ct
Joseph; " Gamany, Newberry;A A Cummings
and wife, New York Cal Wagner, D Wagner, ]
A Hsverly, Hsverly, Fred Wilson, Sam. Price,
John Booker, Jean osulneld, Harry Booker, W
Freeth, Bon Brown, Ohss WellIng, Albert yelling.
VIM Barbour, q Korean, Geo Barbour, Henry
Miller, J A shafer, D Hodges, Harry Chaplain,
Savannah.
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M1RINE NEWS.
CHARLESTON, 3. G.. DECEMBER 28, 1877
.,t 81 deg 4s mla SO sec Loa 10 deg ST min at SEQ
ARRIVED YESTERDAY.

Steamship Charleston, Berry, New York-lef
oath inst Mdse. To Jas Adger co. D ANNE
BRISTOL co, c Borner. $ Burnham, L chaplin
Uhapeau l. hefron, J y II Claussen, II Uobia d CO.
D K chase, Chafee CO G " DAVIS, Elias d Bros
D Fleming d co, y II Gsdsden. D Goldsttln d
Son, W a Gibson, ! G0Tham, ! H GraveT, Hart d
L Howell, Klinck. Wickenberg co, J D Kohl
man, Lanrey, alexander & CO, o Leonard, K
Levin, Locke Il Gronlng, Miss A Munroe. Mar.
tin, McLoy & klce, Marshall d co, Martin
Mood, W Mclean, N Il Nathan, agent Metz
Nlmltz & co, O'Neill, P Fopp, nhelm, Rave
mel co. = kehrend. Ravenel, Holmes CO, E !
Stoddard 4 CO. Stefrens, Werner II Ducker, H
schwng, Mrs N sharp, r Thomln5on d CO.
Tiedemann, Calder co. Thompson. Walker:
Yates, Eorner, Brandt, l. Binder, W
Bullows, J F Backus, Cohen L CO, ClarEson d
Kelly, Uulvert, TOvey Glen, X ChIsolm. Dowie,
Noise Davis. Edge!ton Richards, Forsylhe,
mCComb &c ca. Furchgot, Bros Il co, D Fleming
Co. N Fehrenbach, q FOllln u Sohs. Fairbanks,
J Graver Bro l. Guilltmin. Graver
Holmes & Calder, " Hasrall, Hoffman, u
Happodt, Johnston. Crews GO, Aclnnis Il CO,
W Levin, f. w Marshall u co, murphy Little,
L Neumycr, Nlagar> Fire Company, EPerry, q F
Panknin, J Read & CO, W P Russell co, W
Shepherd, W B Saith d CO. Sroll, Webb i co. Sell
Department, U voIgt, " L Weub, S Wilson 4
Bro. q Williams. Experienced, terrific gales and
high seas. broke wheel boxes, &C.
Schr Georgetta Lawrence. Robinson, Hayre-40
days. Ballast. TO the Master.
Schr Alice Bords. Dukes, New York-5 days.
Guano. To Order.
Steamer Emile, White, Georgetown. 23 tlerce
rice, bale c,:tton, mdse and sundiies. To
Shackelford 4 Kelly, and others.
Schr Anu Deus, Garbatti, West Point Mill,
80 tierces rice. To " Bee co, J N Thurston,
Cohen.
Sloop George, -, from Back River. 1850
bushels rough RICE TO W Bee i co.
FROM THIS PORT.
Steamship Maryland, Johnson, at Baltimore
December n.
UP FOR THIS PORT.
Steamer Flag, -, at Boston, December r.
CLEARED FOR THIS PORT
Schr Abby Z Bentley. Mehafey, at New York
December "a.
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OFFICIAL. ,

LIST OF LETTERS remaining in the Postof1ce
at Charleston, for the week ending December ~,
1879, and printed otlcially in The DAILY NEWS
as the newspaper having the largest circulation
IN the City OF Charleston.
Mr once hours from A. N. to 6hP. N. On
Sundays, from 81 to 6h P. N.
~ Persons calling for Letters Advertised
should state that they are Advertised"
STANLEY G. TROTT, Postmaster.
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TEE COUETS.
Municipal Court.


John Charlop, stabbing 8. strobel, William
". Edwards and Susan Edwards, trial Justice.
William Hicks, colored, breaking the window
glasses J. q. Flyers house, corner Of Bor-
gard and Percy streets, ten dollars or thirty
days. Celia Turner, colored, chimney on
fire, casa continued. Fanny Glaspy, colored,
trespass, thirty days. Aleck Waing, color
ed. attempting to steal shoes from Lewis
Elias & Co., thirty days. Ke.tt Ferguson,
oolored, drunk, disorderly and breaking the
window glasses of Mrs. Cohen's store, King
street, near George, repair damages. Ed
ward Duane, drunk, disorderly and trespass,
trial Justice. L. 3. Ferry, drunk, one dollar.
Trial Justioes' Courts.
Peter Goodwine and Charles Williams, col.
ored, the men who broke into the colored
school house at Mt. Pleasant short time ago,
and stole about one hundred dollars worth OF
dry goods theretrom, belonging to the Boston
Industrial Freedman's Aid Association, we're
committed to jail yesterday by Trial Justice
Mackes, for trial st the next term of the In
terior Court. The same trial justice commit
ted Chubby Wilson, Joshua Williams, Jonas
Wright, Samuel Carroway, Abram johnson
and Thomas Williams, colored, for trial, on q
charge Of burglary and grand larceny. They
were arrested for breaking into and stealing
1000 pounds of seed cotton from the cotton
house and dwelling Of Mr.. Charles Cohr's,
about ten miles from the city, on the State
road.
Trial Justice McKinlay committed Francis
Campbell and John Robinson, colored, for
trial, on charge OF stealing $1s0 from the
store of Mrs.. A. G. semken, in King street,
opposite Weims' Court, on Wednesday last.
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Passengers.

Per steamship Charleston. from New York
II u. gxart, Crawford. Crawford, Blake
" au'. Son, ] Anderson, l. Rice. Willis and wife
1; Pierson, X a Hanson. Mrs l. de q lowe, Mr
McCrerdy and daughter; Nash, and in the
Per steamer Emile, from Georg getown-A Nor.
gan. G Chaplin, K D Lca, Master Lee shackel'oId,
b Jones, W Il Jones' W Hinton, Sinclair, aud
OH deck.
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FIRE IN LEGARE STREET.

An alarm of fire was caused about half:past
seven o'clock last evening By the partial
burning OF the kitchen OF Mr.. Y. B. hlnott,
at No, II Legare street. Several steamers ahd
one or two hand engines were quickly upon
the ground, but owing to some difficulty eA-
perienced in fading an adequate supply OF
water tho greater portion Of the upper story
of the kitchen was consumed before the flames
could be suodued. The fire originated IN tne
upper story, but its cause was not known.
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DIARIES FOR ls73.-A large and varied
stock: All the finer kinds are prefaced by an
almanac, rates of postage and other valuable
Information, and have at the end pages LOT
cash accounts. Diaries with one, o: TWO, OF
three days to page, and all substantially
bound, prices from 25 cents to 50 so. For sale
by WALKER, EVANS d CoaswELL, No. Broad
otroa, dec2s.S
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WHAT MORE acceptable present can be made
than one which will enllghten the recipient
One Of Gulllemin's beautiful Gas Stands, with
Decorated Porcelain Shade, will efieotually
do this. No. 81 Cumberland street.
dec2S.mtus3
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Int.rior Cotton Markets.

ABBEvILLy, December rs.
Cotton ia selling at 1iX".
GRKENvILLB, December rs.
Cotton is selling today stl1xalSc.
NEwBERRY, December "a.
~''''' . ANDERSON December "a.
oo'''u - 'N'' CAMDRN, December "A.
notwithstanding theinclemency OF tae o Weatasl,
the staple arrived freely. Upwards OF 800 oales
were sold the past week, at prices ranging from
A''s " 1 SUMTER, December %.
About 319 bales have been solo siuce l,st repor.;
The staoIe has been nrm, with q good demand
and slleht advance. We quote: Ordinary leHc;
good ordinary TIC; low mlddllng l74c; mldahne
lsKc; strict middling 1Shc.
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MEMORANDA.

The schr Seventy. Six from Georgetown, 8 o.,
for Thomaston, Me, was at Lewes, Del, Decem.
Der 2l,
The schr Anna Bell, Hrsr, for Charleston. 8 O.,
put into New CASTLE, Del, ior harbor, December
%, aud remained.
The brig Ella Maria, Boyd, from Charleston for
Boston, sailed from Newport December 2l.
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u.u vork NAVAL Scores Market.

NEW YoRK, December "a.
The Daily Bulletin says: Receipts to-day $50 sSo
bbls rosi zoe bbls spirits turpentine, and 40 bbls
tar Spirits turpentine has been in good request
for export, and trmer, but the trade demand & mas
c6ontabIe at eOxc. generally quoted 60 haelc, and
quo bbs In shipping order at e2he. kosln dpii,
Sut Arm. the extreme rates OF ocean freiehtt
greatly restrict the export inqniry; we heard
@ Unchanged. ar M City pitch jobbng at $425.
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VERY CHEAP.-A Handsome Box, contain
Ing One Quire Initial Note Paper, Twenty-four
Initial Envelopes, Penholder and Pen, for
only twenty-five cents, at Won santen's Ba-
zaar, No. 22s King street, next Academy OF
Mps,c july6-s
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sAyANNAR AND CHARLESTON RAILROAD.

10 bags sea Is and aud bales upland cotton. IS
bbls k0sIn, cara lumber, mdse, DC. TO Mo
Pherson. u II Claussen, A Muulgan, Lesesne q
mann, Wal dlaw d Carew, bowling, Bee
d ce. b F hanckel, J Il Pringle son, Webb,
+. Il Frost co. = Stokes, J ii Epping, Bailey
Jas Wiley d CO, w U Miller, Z KraUke, Counts
d WroIon, P TecSlenberg. Barden Il Parker, q
Brs EN-, W Gurney, and others.
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bee CO. Piinge sou, Kinsman lowell,
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ling, South Carolina s8llruad Agent, Northeast ern
kHilruad gent aud others.
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