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TIE COURTS.
Municipal Court.

George A. Coleman, colored, disorderly,
turned over to trial Justice. seabrookM Mills,
colored, vagrancy, thirty days. Edward
Sweeney, colored, drunk, two dollars or TWEEN
ty days. Caroline Prloleau, colored, chimney
on IRE, two dollars. The store Of Mr.. h.
Leiding. on Hayne street, was reported as
found open on Wednesday night.
Trial justices Courts.
Duncan Washington, the negro who ont
Prince Hayward in st. Andrews Parish on
Sunday last, was arrested on Wednesday by
a constable OF Trial Justice Maokey. From q
number OF severe contuslons upon bis body 1t
appeared that he had been badly beaten with
clubs. It is said that after cutting Hayward
he attempted to stab several other negroes
who set upon and beat him in self-deience.
he was committed to jail to await the result
of Heyward's wound.
henry Pickney alias Nassau Grant, colored,
a well known t%ill-tapper, was committed to
Jail by Trial Justice Mackey for examination
on the charges Of vagraucy and assaultlug an
OH: GER with q deadly weapon.
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TERRIBLE

Owen Dowd, q white lonsshoreman en-
ploysd In loading the steamship Manhattan,
was yesterday the victim of a terrible acol-
dent. He was engaged in attaching cotton
bales to a hoisting apparatus worked by
steam. While standing alongside of a bale
which was just rising into the air, the large
iron hook used for attaching the bales slipped
from It's hold and struck him upon the inside
of the left fore arm, near the elbow. The
hook took a deep hold, and the full power OF
the engine having been applied to the appa-
rasus, the flesh for the space OF six Inches
towards the hand was literally pealed from
the arm Of the unfortunate man. The hook
finally tore itself clear, and the man fell back.
wards to be picked up by his comrades In a
state Of Intense bodily pain. he was carried
20 Dr.. Keller's drug store on Broad street,
where the doctor sewed the flesh back into
position and administered the proper RENE.
dies to alleviate his suffsrings.
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NATIONAL THANKSGIVING.

The National Thanksgiving yesterday was
only partially observed. The banks having
closed virtually suspended business IN Broad
street, so that nearly all of the brokers' offices
were deserted. In Meeting, Hayne and East
Bay streets, business was during the TORE
noon very little less active than on any
other day. In the afternoon, however, many
stores were closed. The business OF transpor'
tstion from the wharves to the railroad de-
pots was fully as active as usual, the
thorouehfares between the respective points
being constantly crowded with drsys, trucks
and wagons. The stores on King street were
all either wholly or partially open IN the
morning, but q number were closed III the
afternoon. That fashionable resort was, be-
tween the hours of twelve and two o'clock,
more than usually crowded With the fair sex.
Most Of the churches In the city were open IN
the morning for service, and, as rule, were
very well attended.
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BASE BALL.-A match game of base ball
was played on the Citadel Green, yesterday
afternoon, between the stonecutters of the
Customhouse and a picked nine Of the Charles
ton Amateurs. Only Dix innings were played,
at the end of which the score stood Stone
cutters, twenty-five; Amateurs, twelve. The
following were the players, Frank Doherty
acting as umpire, and Charles Devoe as scorer:
stonecutters-C., ONelll; P, AcNeil; lst B..
J. R. Smith; I'd B., P. Rlley;s Sd B., Manning; B.
F., 8. Jackson; L. F., J. Cornell; O. F., McFay;
8. g., N. Farren.
Charleston ~Amateurs-O., W. Heslin; p,
Doogan; LIST B., EgEleston; I'd B., o'Conpor;
Sd B., Flynn; B. F., Bartwell; L. F., schin1y;
O. F., Wilcox; 8. g., Bowcott.
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LOCAL LACOMCS

--Jssac Levy, Esq, city sheriff OF Augusta
who wa, originally a Charlestonian' oieo Oh
Wednesday, aged sixty-three. 49,
-Byrne & Fogarty's new grocery NO. o'o
King street, is a capital place to Guy cno'ce
goods at low rates.
There will be music on the Citadel Green
,n,a aftsrnoon BY the First United States In
faptry Band, commencing at four o'clock.
"A chimney on South Bay street took nfe
about six o'clock yesterday evening. isourn'
itselt out without doing any damage.
Prince Hayward, the negro who was nari-
rar,ed in 81. Andrews Parish on last Sunday
afternoon, continues to Improve, anu 'n'
probabilities are that he will recover.
a difficulty occurred near the 1901 Oh
p,oad, street. about ten O'Clock last night Do
tusen a Young man named Charles Keegan
and .ome negroes, which resulted IN inc ior
~mar,balng badly cut below the ribs. NO at
..Tna nav county commissioners held their
A,st regular meeting yesterday. In conse-
ouanoe however of the day being thanksgtV-
IND day they adjourned over unsh n0nass
without transacting any business.
The Comet Star, Union Star, ana Pruaence
hand engines underwent inspection OF hose
Yesterday afternoon at the corner OF Broad
and King streets. This closes the inspection.
The chief of the IRE department Will emooay
The result In q report to the Council.
The ONCE of the city treasurer has been
undergoing complete overhauling and repair
Ind within the last week. The floor has been
raIsed to the level ofthst Of the adjoining apart
menu. the internal arrangement Of the once
hsa been somewhat altered, and the general
appearance has been much improved.
James Fraser, colored. rejoicing ID tne
possession of q first rate appetite, broke me
window glass Of a cook shop on King street
and tiaed his pockets from the many delicacies
that were temptingly arrayod therein. A po-
lioemsn observed the performance and car
ried James to tho Guardhouse, where the iat-
tar lost the eatables and hia appetite too.
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OO1IMERMAL NEWS.
Tho Charleston Market.


FOE THE WEEK ENDING THURSDAY, nov. Is, 1917.
TIE CRoPs.-The weather was generally dry
and moderate during the past week, the tempera-
ture and conditions being mild and almost spring
like. The period has been good for securing
whatever Of the crop may have remained in the
fields; this work, however, is probably mostly
finished, although reports from some quarters in.
dictate that considerable remains to be picked,
labor being scarce In ONE sections.
TEE REcERTs.-The arrivals at the cotton ports
for the week up to Friday last were 1856 bales,
against 1l0. elo bales the week before, and 1o4, 72a
bales for the corresponding time last year. At New
Orleans the supplies were 32,o77 bales, in contrast
with 1858 bales for the week Of the previou,
year. The total receipts at the cotton ports from
September !, 1872, up to the latest dates, were
LIZA l6 bales, and s4l,s4o bales 10 same time the
year before-showIng an increase of272, s75 bales.
The arr; ais at the principal Southern seaports
from september l, 1877, up to the latest tele.
graphic intelligence, as compared with the year
nreyious. were "a follows:
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HOTEL ARRInALs-NoHEAkBER ss.
Charleston.

Charleston.
D.. Henry, Augusta, Ca; Walter Stllmsn,
New York; Mr.. and Mrs. Amory, city; A. Nc.
Kenzle, Florence; John Richardson, John L.
BLACK. South Carolina; James F. slnnote, wife
and maid, o. F. Shoemaker, Philadelphia; Ole
Bull. Miss Rsdgeway, Mrs. Rldgeway, slgnor
Ferranti, J. N. Pattison, A. A. Ashforth, j. B.
Turnbull, william A. Piet, Baltimore; ]. B.
Stuart, st. Louis, No.; N. R. Lanya and wife,
Miss F. Young, Miss A. Sawyer, Maine; c. J.
Andell, johns Island; Thomas B. West and
TWO ladies, Thomson, Ca; B. B. Lyons, New
York; John Gaakroger, Todmorden, Eng
land Charles G. Johnson, New Orleans;
Charles Newhouse Haywood, England; A.. j.
Ingraham, Mrs. w. Il. Capers, New York;
Miss Maciarlan, Cheraw; Miss A. 8. Bowley,
Boston; Y. Y. Martin, Jr., Allendale; D. &.
Morris, st. Matthe ws; Mr.. and Mrs. ]. L. VIII.
son, Mrs. 6. L. SCOTT, Pennington, Mass; W.
E. Bird, Baltimore; Miss G. Campbell, Henry
D. Campbell, New York; Mrs. Taylor and
daughter, (3t. Augustine; F. G. Pulliam, Au-
gusts; N. 8. Woodruff, D. n. White, Balti-
more; E. NJ. stoddard, Norfolk; John q. Clan.
CT, New York.
30. Byerly, Richmond; E. d. Parry, Phila-
delphia; Y. 81. sturn, Kentucky; W. W. An
drews, Leesburg, Fla; P. Brothers, Reeves
Vile; J. Dreyfoas, Virginia; VIM. G. Emory,
P~ittsburg; W. G. Best, Allendale, 8. c.; Chas.
Ellis, New York; J. Burkhouse, Louisville; n.
v. Bull, Cleveland, Ohio; W. b. McElroy, New
Orleans; e. E. Lee, st. Stephens; ". Brown
and servant, Sumter.
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Receipts per Ranrosd, November ~.
sourH CkRoLnA RAILROAD.

1877 bales cotton. s. bales goods, Il Dds spiria
turosntine, 2us bbls Iosin, 8 cars stock To BAIL
road agent Pelser, Rodgers B CO, W Bee q 60,
Kinsman d howell. g B Walter q GO, q VIKING,
Barden L Parker, E 8 Miles. EH Frost q 90, AZ
aulIigan, " Dowlilg " Z Ryan; = n Thur
ton, Counts i Wroton, Al ssllnas' " mIIs nn
a Son, T P smith. Prlngle d BON, & Hufe co,
Ass%Isa;L d., 2 DeS 3 q Esst E / I 3 ywsi Ssi' g "
" Williams y GO. WIS d 60, Sloan q Seigllous. "
p smltn 4 co, Beattie 4 90, AS Duncanin Blscnou
4 90. u ANIME, Elias d BRO, 4 LANCER q SOL
trenholm q son, J D Aiken, WardlaW &careH'
NORTHEASTERN RAILROAD.
AT bales upland and Is bags sea Island cotton,
50 bbls spirits turpentine, 2os enls ,9sin, cara , Snn
smith, Keeder q DAVIS, CIV Williams d &c, 4
RYAN, Barden d Parker, Trenholm d son,
Courtney Z GO, w pd,%es q p ysnss, = = Son. 3 p'f Ps q sq,
Rnd9ers 4 co, Ravenel 4 co, = KIrkpatricE,
Kinsnan & howell, Ingrahan q son, Witte Bros'
ken W P Bowling. u F Levy. Shsckelford d Kelly,
F o Archer, s . s5snsy, e Z Sweegan, , Eaas n sdos'
F " Pieper, = Weung, halloao ASen'' oiaeAs
and others.
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nov26-mWf3

REMBRANDT PHoToaARPHs.-Mr. souaer
having secured the services OF two additional
artists. one of whom has had an experience OF
several years in one OF the hrst galleries IN
Europe, begs to inform the public that he Is
now able to finish Portraits With more prompt.
neps than heretofore, and with the same
delicaoy OF style and artistic touch that have
marked his past years work. An elegant as
sortment of Frames, Passepartouts, &c., ofthe
newest styles, at moderate prices. souDERs
GALLERIES, No. 2e3 King street.
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interior Cotton Markets

COLUMBIA, November %.
Sales OF cotton to day lit bales; middliDe1 Tx.
choice lot Of q bales brought 17x:
For the past week $50 bales Of cotton have been
sold In this market, ct prices ranging from 16X
' suxrRs, November %.
About 243 bales have been sold since last 70
port, the market closing steady. We quote:
Ordinary 1ixc; good ordinary 16kc; Low mid.
ding 100; middllng l6Hc; strict middline ito.
ABBKvuLB, Move .lbcr "a.
Cotton Is selling at irom 10 70 loxc.
s~PARTANBuRa, November %,
Cotton Is quoted at l7Hc.
Market closed nrm at 17Kc.
OlMDsN, November %.
The same activity In our market heretofore
noticed prevailed the past week. with q slight 3D.
vance In rrices and q small falling on In receipt9.
Saies for the week 81 bales, at l7K to l7x.
LEXINGTON, November n.
Cotton is selling at from I6k to tic. ;
ROCK BILL, November u.
For the past week prices have BEEN lomeWtat
irregular, owing TO the varying reports from New
and this state II things has usually been followed
by some decline. Our market 10 steady to-day at
1fx for middlings; sales Of the week $50 bales.
MACON, November Is.
ss1icsed to fne ootsons. For the latter the de-
maud was fair, and the prices Of sstu, day were
maintained. we quote Liverpool middings Ct
II 70: New York mlddiings as 1so. The Eceipts
today were almost entirely by railroad, aud were
heavier than they have been for ten Gays. 61s
bs,e coming In. The shipments were 3ol paiesi
~ MACON. November "a
The Market was pretty dull to-day. The de-
mand WIS limited to nne co toH. Prices remain
unchanged. TIE receipts to-day were 68& bales;
COLUMBUS, November %.
Market quiet since noon and quotations nonal.
nal. Ordinary Ioa16Kc; good ordinary l7al7xc;
low middlings 17xc; middllngs lSc. Sales OLE
bsles; receipts 40; shipments $40. {.
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FuRoHaoTT, BENEDICT & co. have received
a full assortment of Kid Gloves as follows {:
100 dozen one button, good quality Gloves,
only 80 cents 100 dozen two buttons, good
quality Gloves only 81 rs. Also Sole Agents.
Of the celebrated Chellley's Kid Gloves, each
pair sold under guarantee.
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New York Naval stores Market.

The Daily Bulletin says Receipts to-day $3.50
bbls rosln, $50 bbll spirits turpentine. apirtrs
turpehtine has ruled very quiet Today and sales
confined to small parcels from the wharf o. about
&C. Offerings we're made st this figure, but bids
were not above slHo, Strained rosln continues
quiet, but there appears to be q tribe more In.
quiry and bids q shade better. Sales Gibbs at
81. The liner grades are also quiet, and VI only
note rs bbls No. 2 at 81 %, rs bbls do az "a Is, and.
100 bbls No. ! aud pale at 81 6oa4 Is. Tar CON.
tlnues quiet but 1rm, owing to the scarcity OF
available stock. So es 40 bbls at s6a5 Is. Pitch.
selling In 9 jobblng way at 81 s7Xa4 sc. Late In
the day a cargo OF strained rosin, 2ooI bbls, sofa
aroat at 81.
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BUILDING MATERLAL.-An extensive stock
and large variety of Doors, Sashes, BliHds,
Balusters, Mouldings, &C., are kept constantly
on hand by Mr.. P. P. Toale, at his wareroom1,
No. 20 Hayne street and No. 50 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, 60, from the
best manufacturers. mchS-fmWlyr
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OUR Prices CuRRENT.-We especially invite
the attention of our merchants to THE NEWS
Prices current, issued this morning. Made
up with the utmost care, and handsomely
printed with entirely new type, 1t forms, with
the business card of the house forwarding 1t,
the most attractive and welcome weekly
commercial circular that can be used. Price,
for ten copies or more, with business cards,
two and q halt cents per copy; single copies
i've cents.
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FRENCH CLAMs.-Several lawyers of this
oity have entered into an arrangement for the
purpose Of collecting the French spoliation
claims, which are now being agitated anew.
One OF their number has gone on to Washing
ton to Investigate the matter, and make all
necessary preparations for prosecuting the
same Any persons Interested would do we'll
to avail themselves of this opportunity Of Sc
curing, perhaps, a claim hitherto giver up.
Further Information can be obtained By ap.
plying to Messrs. Walker 4 Bacot, Law
Range, OF to 4. 7. smythe, Esq.
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COUGHS and Colds are often overlooked. A
continuance for any length Of time causes IT.
rltation OF the Lungs or some chronic Throat
Disease. "Brown's Bronchial Troches" are
an efYectual Cough Remedy. Dowie, Noise d
Davis, Agents. noVZ0-WlmS
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ADJUSTMENTS.
The Ole Bull Concert Last Night.

Nav 1900
The Academy vas appropriately filed last
evening by q large and fashionable audience,
whose appreciation of the great Norwegian
was most heartily and eagerly eViaced. A
scientific criticism of Ole Bulls wonderful
playing would of course be as out OF place
here, as 1t, fortunately, ia superduous. me
power of the violin in its faculty of Initiating
the human voice, no less than In LTD marvel
lous Interpretation Of the ~profoundest senu-
ments and emotions of human nature, could
scarcely have been more exquisitely exhibited
than BY the genius of the maestro who handled
1t last evening. The beautiful arrangement OF
"Home, Sweet Home" which he gGue In his
only response to the oft attempted encores,
deserves however a most special and grateful
mention.
Miss Grazlells RIdgeway made a very
favorable impression. Her voice 10 ciear'
melodious and sympathetic, and her execu'
ton is at once simple and effective.
sipuor Farranti needs no Recommendation
tn a Charleston audience. The popularity
won on his last visit to us was only Increased
nv his excellent singing and acring last night,
and the fsvorite FEMININE which he introduced
Into the second part of the programme was
received with most enthusiastic welcome. A
duett from Ortsp,no, between Miss Ridgeway
and himself, was also performed with most
striking and pleasing effect. signor Ferrantl
Is certainly q most admirable buto singer,
though inclined at times to a somewhat 700
liberal use of the leather and prunella part Oh
his art. ..
Mr.. Patterson's piano playing also contribute
ed largely to the success OF the evening, ana
was cordially received.
The Observation-Disclosures.
The Freundschsftsbund gave another Of
their usual semi.monthly entertainments last
evening, In their hall at the corner OF Meet
Ing and George streets. The hall was crowd'
ed with German citizens, among whom were
q large number of ladies dressed In calico, IN
accordance with the published request Of the
committee Of arrangements. This feature
constituted a novel and not unpleasing sight.
The programme was in the same order as
heretofore; first a concert, second thestricals,
and third the ball. The play was a comedy,
entitled "Die Liebesdlplomsten," which drew
forth shouts Of laughter from the audience.
The ball was kept up until the "wee small"
hours.
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ALpOEL8s
NEW YoRk-Per steamship Georgia-l17 bags
sea island cotton, 1901 bales upland cotton, lao
tIerces rice, SO bales domestics, 30 packages.
Exports OF ths Week ending Nov. 2s.
FOREIGN.
LryERPooL-Per Br bark James z Boyd-lo4
bags sea Island cotton, 25b1 bales upland cotton,
60 tons phosphate rock. l bundle slaves. .....Per
Br schr Sparkling Wsye-l17e bbls Roain, 2o6 bags
cotton seed.
BARosLoNA-Per Spanish brig Rosita-sss bales
upland cotton. ,ooo ...
lumber, rs bbls four- % bbls potatoes, and sun
dries.
DOMESTIC.
NEW YoRK-Per steamship James Adger-lo2
bsQs sea Island cotton, 118J bales upland cotton,
go tIerces ice, 49, bbls rosin, 20 casks clay, l2o
bales dumestics, 19l bundles hides, " packages
sundries. 1901 Pei steamship south Caronnamisf
bsRs sea Island cotton, 1880 bales upland cotton.
l6s Heroes rice, 100 bbls naval stores. and 90 pkRs
sundrles. ...... Per steamship Chsmpion-l2S Gags
sea island cotton, 1885 bales upland cotton, liz
tierces rice, 20 bales demestics, 90 packages.
steamship Gulf stream
806 bales upland cotton, 262 ties rice, 40 Dds naval
stores, 2os bales domestics, 81 { ns iron, 70 6ols
oranges, 200 punches bananas, 6s pkgs c~ocoanuts,
l55 pkgs sundrtes. ~
BiLTIMoRE-Per steamship Asrylsnd-376 6ale1
cotton, 252 tcs rice. 1i& bbls naval stores. 20 bales
domest,cs, l4T casks clay, s hhds and / bale hides,
IT, 500 feet lumber, 100 bags cocoanutS, pigs OF
Bundries.
BosToN-Per schr ] F Farland-35o tons phos.
phate rock, 2l6 bales upland cotton.
WEYMOUTH. MIss.-Per bark Florence-461 tons
phosphate rock,
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MEssRs. LowNDEs d GRIaBALL will offer for
sale at auction on or about the lst January
next, several Lots Of Land OF suitable size for
building purposes, situated In the northeast
ern part of the city, and commonly known as
the Blake lands. Further particulars will be
given in a future advertisement. nov27.wfm
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ONE CASE MORE of those cheap l24 Quilts,
only 81, worth s.. Three cases Of Super Bed
Blankets at 81, S., So and 81 so per pair. La
dies will find the above goods very cheap, at
Stoll, Webb l. Co. noV20-wfm6
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NEW AND CHEAP OHILDREN's CARRIAGES,
V%eloclpedes. Roccking-Horses, Carts, Wheel
barrows, &c., just received at Won s~anten's,
No. 22s King street, Charleston, s. G.
junll.tu
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MEssRs. SToIL, WEBB & Co. beg to offer q
fresh assortment OF CasBimeres, Tweeds, and
French Cloths and Doeskins. Also, Water
proof C%loakings, in gray, mixed and gold
mixed, at 81 rs to 81 so. nov2o-wtm6
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BUSINESS NOTICES.

On CoNnaNNENT.-Twenty.four fine Eng
llsh shafted Saddles, thirty-slx Mcclellan
Saddles. For sale by John Commins, Com
mission Eouss, l42 Meeting street, opposite
Pavilion Hotel.
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@rorsrits, tiquors, or.
n. KLATTE e. co.
AGENTS FOR CHARLESTON.

We have appointed Messrs. q. KLATTE i 0o:
Sole Agents for Charleston for this Celebfateo
Brand Of PURE KENTUCKY WHlsKEY ootn
kYES and BOURBON.
These Whlskeys are guaranteed pure ~
COPPER DISTILLED, free from aH somPoanI tM
%purities, aud highly recommended oy eminens
chemists for medical use. Tne slaao pa'eu'o3
to prevent infringements: ppos . m
Louisville, KE.
-
uo roonactfully inform our friends and CUSTOM
. ys xeep constantly on hand q full supply
Of Or rISe anoye already favorably well known Wits
eve and o1er ssme to the trade at distllefsl
Eyices' q. KLATTE II 90,
auos1 3 tuthemo No. 1as East Bay,
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WIlmington Market,

WIVlNUIVN. NUFeUUe1 SIs
SPIRITS TuRpENTrNB.-ssles Of $40 cask1 at &c
per gallon for Southern rackages.
RosIN.-sales Of 600 obls az 50 IS for strained
"a az for strained delivered, ana 5000 bbl strained
1T S. so per bbl for December delivery:
tssRnpR TuRPaNTTNK.-SaIes Of 200 bpls at $8for
hard aud S. for yellow dip and virgin.
~rorToN.-Ssles Of 20 bales at 1sX, II at TX, 2
at lsN, and 90 at 100 per pound.
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FuRoHaoTT, BENEDICT & Co., No. 26 King
street, have received 100 sets Of Children Furs
only 50 rs; 100 sets of Children Furs -
and a; 100 SETS of Ladies' Furs So full line
of finer Furs from S. up.
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B. NJ. MARSHALL d Bro, SO Broad street,
buy and sell on commission, Real Estate,
Stocks and Bonds, negotiate Loans, Rent
Property, and cell at auction, furniture at
houses. nov23.sltuthS
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xuCrION SALES THIS DAY.

william Mckay will sell at 10 o'clock, at his
store, carpets, furniture, &c.
Miles Drake will sell at 10 O'CLOCK az nS
store, clothing, hats, DC.
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PARTIES WANTING SEWING SILKS are re
spectfully invited to examine the Singer Man
utacturlng Company's, at their salesroom, be-
fore purchasing.
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CITY AFFAIRS.
,,rrrINes THIS DAP.

Carolina Chapter, B. A. NJ, at z ?. M.
Marion Lodge, I. o. o. F., at Z T. III.
EAGLE Fire Company, at Z F. n.
palmetto Grard Rife Club, at Z P. N.
Carolina Club, at half past Z P. N.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1872-11-29
THERMOMETRIOAL.

The range Of the thermometer yesterday az
the drug store of DR.. Joseph Blaekman' OIL
the south aide of Broad street, vas as iolieWs'
8 A. M, 81: 10 A. NJ, So; IL NJ, 81; M,
81: 4 P, M, 81; f. n, 81; 8 p. NJ, Sc.