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The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1872-12-17
LIVERPOOL CLASSIFICATION.

RICE.-There was O moderate demand at
steady rates. Sales $50 tierces clean Carolina;
say 80 tlerces at eX, SO 1T eX, Is at TX, 2s at
TIC. We quote common to fair at 6h96Nc;
good TOXIC,
NkyIL SToRRs.-The arrivals were umimpor.
tant OH Saturday. Sales Of 800 barrels OF rosln
took place, say, pale, low pale and extra No. 1, at
81, So rs and So 80 y barrel.
FRRIaHTs.-To Liverpool, by steam, direct, IA
on uplands, - on sea Islands; via New YORK,
I'd on uplsnds, - on sea Islands; oy
sail Hd on uplands, and 1a.16d on sea Islands. TO
| Havre, 1c on uplands. Ooastwise-t" New
York, by Steam, xc on uplands and on sea
Islands; 81 2 fierce on rice; odc q Dbl on rosin
| by saIl,-c p b on cotton; % p fierce on
| rice; 5oc a Dbl ON rosIn; $11@12 q N on lumber;
sl2al2 SO p N on timber. To Bost q, by steam
| Nc on uplands and 50 80 2 t.erce on rice; by SAL,
&c "A b on uplands; roslu Toe; resawed stun
sl2@l2 So; timber sla@1a 80; phosphate $6@5 90.
To Providence, by sail $lo@1l q II on boards;
- p b on cotton; by steam &c via New YORK.
| To Philadelphia, by steam SC on uplsnds; 81 10
p fierce on rice; eoc p Dbl on rosin; 81 on spirits.
| Through bills Of ladIng given to Boston, ProVl'
| dence and the New England cities are regularly
Issued on this route, and dispatch guaranteed.
BY sail, So p N on boards; $12 on timber; Ga
| ton on clay; So so on phosphates. To Baltimore,
BY steam &c p b; by sail $s@s so p MOE
| boards; - on timber; SO so p ton at city; SAG
so 2, ton up river on phosphate rock. vessels
ARE In demand by our merchants TO take lumber
| rreights from Georgetown. s. G.. Darien and satil-
| 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 2oX@2oI.
DOMESTIC ExoHANGB.-The banks purchase
| sight checks on New York at H@K per cent. on,
and sell at par.
GoID-12K@13H.
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BUSINESS NOTICES.

DUPNG THE sIoE.-In shape, color and
smell the toadstool closely resembles the
mushroom, yet the one ls a poisonous fungus,
the other q wholesome vegetable. Many Of
the advertised and unadvertised slops which
INSCRIPTIONS spectators are trying to per-
suade the credulous are ''as good as Hos
letters Bltters," bear a like superficial re-
semblance to that inestlmable vegetable res
t~orative. Quite a number of these dangerous
fungi have sstsrted up within the last two
years, and doubtless many worthy people
have been poisoned by them. Some Of these
wolves wear the sleeps clothing of pretend
ed morality, and inVelgh against medical
stimulation as they vend their acid polsons;
while others offer their liquid compounds of
ssforty rod rum and condemn drugs under
the slang names of "Eye Openers" ''Mornlng
Glories," "Cobweb Cutters" and the like.
Beware of them all, for they are deadly and
detestable. decl7-mWiSDao
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GALLERY OF FINE ARTs.-A stroll into the
capaclous and we'll arranged establishment Of
FogarlIe's Book Depository will we'll repay
the visitor. The combination of the "Arts'
with Literature is here beautifully exempt.
fed. In addition to the universally large and
varied stock of English and American Books
in all the various departments OF literature,
every available space is adorned with "Chro'
mos" from the most charming Gems Of Art.
Hours can be spent with pleasure In this at
tractlve Gallery OF Fine Arts. Most OF the de.
signs are new and from the best foreign and
American artists. decl2-thstu3
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THERE Is no more refining influence, partic.
ularly to, the rising generation, than the Fine
Arts. In this respect, the wonderful art Of
'sChtomo Lithographing" may be considered
as one of the important inventions of the
age. Tie luxury Of adjoining our residences
with good pictures 10 no longer a monopoly Of
the wealthy. The works OF the best artists
are usually selected by the ohronoist. A good
chrome is much preferable to a second or
thlrd.rate painting, and can be had at one-
tenth the price. The collection of chromos
now on sale at ~'Fogartie's Book Depository"
Is the largest, and contains the most choice
specimens from foreign artists, ever displayed
in this city. They are surprisingly exquisite
In design and execution, and at prices which
will enable all to indulge their tastes for the
beautiful. decl2-thstu3
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USY sHIPYARD.

A Steamer, q Dredgo and q Marine
Railway I'm Course Of Construction ut
tho Foot OF Inspection Street.
The shipyard OF Messrs. Pregnall q Brother,
at the east end of Inspection street, Is just
now a scene of unwonted activity. These
gentlemen have Just begun The construction
of a wrecking steamer for Professor Maille-
fert. the well known contractor for the re-
moysl of distractions from the harbors Of
Southern ports. The steamer will be 100 feet
long. by 20 feet beam and 8 feet. depth OF hold
below the guards. She will be constructed OF
the best live oak tImbers, with yellow. pine
plsnking. The instrument Of propulsion will
be a screw worked by the engines which pro-
pelled the famous Confederate ram Merrimac.
These engines have been raised from the
wreck of the Merrimac at the bottom OF the
James River by Professor Malllefert, and re-
paired at Richmond, Va, expressly for the
steamer now building by the Messrs. Pregnall.
A large force of hands Is at work upon the
steamer, and she will be completed In about
ninety working days, at 2 cost of SIS, 900.
She will be supplied with elegant cabin &C
commodations, will have a carrying capacity
of about 800 tons, and will be used In trans.
porting wrecking material from points along
the adjacent coast 10 Charleston, and for con-
veying Professor Mallletert to and from the
city and the numerous scenes OF his sub.
marine operations.
The Messrs. Pregnall have also nearly COM
pleted one OF the largest dredging machines
in tho United States, for Messrs. Campbell,
| Wylie & Co., the recent purchasers of the Oak
| Point Phosphate Mines on Bull River. This
| dredge Is 80 feet long by 20 wide, and is built
In the most substantial manner, with double
| tlmbers and braces throughout. The crane
to which the dredging apparatus is attached
| alone weighs $4,000 pounds. The dredge is
furnished with two decks, upon the upper OF
| which Is q comfortable and commodlous cabin
for the use of the engineer and fireman. The
dredge is also supplied with 4 engines, 2 with
u Inch diameter cylinders for hoisting the
dlpper, and 2 with 8 Inch cylinders for shifting
the crane. The dredging machinery was
made by starbuck & Bros, of Troy, N. T.,
after the patent Of R. B. Ossood, the superin-
tendent of the Marine River Phosphate Com
pany of this city. The dredge will be finished
In the course Of two weeks. During the past
summer the Msssrs. Pregnall built two dredges
| of similar size tor the Marine River Phosphate
Company, which are now successfully at work
In Stono River.
The same firm are building a marine rail-
way 300 feet long by 20 feet wide, which will
be capable of hauling up any vessel under a
ship In size. The ways will be worked by a
steam engine placed at the upper end of the
| railway. The railway will be in working
| order in the course Of the next six weeks.
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Markets by Telegraph.
HONEY MlRKETS.

MONEY MARKETS..
LONDON, December 10.
~Noun.-Consols ok. Elves SlK.
Noon.-ReDtes 54f s2c.
Later,-Rentes Duoyant, SAT eX interest.
Evening.-Rentes heavy at 63f Toe.
Noon.-Freights firm. stocks strong; Gold
heavy at l2X. Money nrm at 2. Exchange,
long @: short 10h. Governments dull ana
steady. State bonds duh and steady. Ill,
Eyening.-Money stringent. closing at 2, W YIN
scarce. Governments firm all day. states agsi
and steady. Tennessees rather heavy. Virgins
consolidated strong.
COTTON MARKETS.
LIVERPOOL, December 10;
Noon-Cotton opened firm; uplsnds ioSu'
Later.-Cotton strong; sales $1,000 oaleS' spe0u'
evening closed unchaogeo. "a
oo,,on firm. sales 1858 bales; uPlands
2oc, urHa1s 'Goffon firm; sales $3.50 bales; up.
y anc orleans 20Hc; net receipts 366 oalesi
Hnaoa 5sso sales Of cotton futures l6,5O0 oalee,
20 5oIiows: december 1sA, l9k; January leh,
10 10 Ills; FeS5unaryy l lsx soN u a aS;le; Ja aas y. ~ 2oS'lS'
Apln va BOSTON, December 10.
co..on active; mi1dlings 2Oxs2ohc; net re.
ceSots Sc bales; gross 1855 bales; sales 900; stock
s ssoe. % n,oa
Cotton firm; middlings 2Oa2OAc.
BALTIMORE, December 10.
Cotton firm; middliugs lsHc; gross receipts 64
bales; exports to Great Britain sl2; cosstwlse 80;
NORFOLK, December 1s.
Cotton arm and holders asking higher prices;
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SINGER still triumphant.

OUR COUNTRY FRIENDS are reminded that
by sending their orders for Holiday Presents
to Fogartie's Book Depository" NJ. ESQ King
street, lin the Bend) Charleston, 8. c., their
packages will be cent by mail or express,
'lree of extra charge" Describe your wants
and the amount of money to be expended,
and great care will be taken to give satisfac-
ton. pocket aud Family Bibles" prayer
and Devotional Books ''stsndard Poets, H.
Illustrated, '""Prizs Books" and Illuminated Pic
ture Cards for sunday-schools, Juvenile and
Picture Books, Photograph and Writing Al
buma, Desks and Writing Cases, aHd all books
and fancy articles usually found In an extern
slve book and stationery store, are to be found
at the Depository, of the most desirable styles
and at the lowest prices. decl7-tuths3
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TIE COURTS.
United states Comm

United States Commissioner.
]. b. Wigg, b. Kuck and John Williams
were bound over by Commissioner Porteous,
yesterday, for trial at the next term Of the
United States Court, on q charge of violating
internal revenue laws.
Common Pleas.
The case of Mantoue & Co. vs. William W.
Ward was tried, aRd a verdict for one hun
bred and sixteen dollars and thirty-fve cents
rendered In favor of the plaintiffs.
In the case OF Elijah Wagner VS.. Ferdinand
Shafer, q verdict of four hundred and ninety
Ave dollars was rendered for the plaintiff.
In the case of George 6. Pelzer ys. Thomas
B. Small, suit for collection Of a bill for pro-
t~esslonal services, one hundred and fifty dol
lars was awarded the plaintiff.
The cases fixed for trial this morning are:
Marcy vs.. Hargrave, Bonnell vs.. Fredsburg,
Prince vs.. Tietjen, Prince vs.. Tieljen & Luden,
and Crane, Boylston & Co. vs.. Schneider.
Municipal Court.
William Cess, colored, allowing his hogs to
run at large and destroy a neighbours pota-
toes, W dollars. G. Gordon, Margaret sher-
idan and Mary H~eissenbuttel, drunk, disor-
derly and fighting, peace bond or two dollars
each. Patrick Dracy, drunk, one dollar. The
are at No. 4 Beaufain street was referred to
the chief Of the Fire Department for investi-
cation. Samuel McNelll, colored, drunk and
o'sorderly, two dollars. Mary Walsh, drunk,
one dollar or ten days. Elizabeth Curry,
utunS' one dollar. Washington Walker, COL
ofeo, drunk, one dollar. NJ. White, colored.
arunk, one dollar. James Mahoney. dru nix
oae dollar. Prince Albert, disorderly, turned
over to a trial. Justice. Frederick Gadaden
colored, drunk, dIsorderly aud reu,ating tho
police, ten dollars or thirty davs. Font.
Pontey, colored, .disorderly and .interfer,no
with a policeman, five dollars or twenty davs
q. W. Berry, colored, found with an oven and
unable to tell how it came Into bis possession
held for examination. Robert Walsh, applied
for lodgings, discharged. A dog and two COWS
at large, one dollar each. The store of Cha.
peau 4 Hefron was found open about one
o'clock on Monday morning, and the proprIe.
tors were notified.
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PARADE OF TIE 0HARLEsToN LIGE7
DRAGONS.

Limo of March-The Uniforms-A Col
lation ut tho schutxenPlatz-The
Speeches.
The parade of the Charleston Light Dragon
Sabre Club took place yesterday according tc
appointment. They were escorted by the
Charleston Social Mounted Club, which turned
ont ia large force. The German Hussar Tilt
Ing Club were also to have Joined In the pa
rade, but were prevented from 80 doing BY
the non.completlon Of their uniform, n an
unexpected delay in the arrival OF their sabres.
The column was formed at the corner Oh
Bogard street aud Rutledge avenue, at about
two o'clock p. n, and took up the following
line of march: Down Rutledge avenue to Cal.
houn street, through Calhoun to King, down
King to Broad, through Broad to Meeting,
down Meeting to the Battery, around the Bat
terry to East Bay, up East Bay to Broad,
through Broad to Meeting, and up Meeting to
the Schutzenplatz.
The uniform Of the Charleston Light ORA
goons Sabre Club has just been completed,
aud is exceedingly neat and rich. 1t consists
Of a Confederate gray jacket, with yellow
trimmings, yellow vests, black pants, with
top boots, and black military hat with a black
ostrich plume. The uniform Of the Social
Mounted Club 10 of q brownish gray color;
tunlc and pants, trimmed with yellow, and
black hat with black ostrich plume.
At the schutzenplatz Q substantial collation.
was served up by Mr.. Thee, the keeper.
Colonel Rutledge, of the Dragons, made
short speech, compllmenting the club on its
reorganization, referring to Its past history
and predicting for 1t q prosperous future. BE
also compllmented the eBoorting club On It'll
admirable appearance, and Its good fortune
in possessing 30 excellent q commander az
Captain Tim O'Brlen.
Captain O'Brlen replied in suitable terms
and was followed by Lieutenants Davis ani
Fairly Of the Dragons, and Christopher OF the
soclals, who made short and appropriate
addresses. When the collation. was finished
the clubs marched back to the city, and brok.
ranks at Line street.
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Eneltsh IRON and Coal.

LONDON, November 70.
The principal ironmasters OF Monmouthshire
and South Wales have unanimously resolved
upon q reduction Of ten per cent. In the rate or
wages. This step has been decided upon In con-
sequence OF the scarcity or orders for manufac-
tured Iron, 1t having been found impossible to
keep the works gong at present prices. The iron.
masters also decided upon reducing the price OF
rails from 4os to sos per ton. or nom 2lo los to
fS los or 60. This re Iuction will Affect not only
the iron workers. but the col iers employed by the
ironmasters. and also, under The terms Of the arbi-
tration agreed to last February, the Golfers EN-.
ploYed by the steam coal owners throughout
Monmouthshire and'South Wales. 1t will now be
seen whether the men will act upon the resolution
passed at the annual conference OF the Amalga-
mated Miners Association at Walsall and resist
the threatened reduction. The price Of the best
Northumberland steam Goals was yesterday off,
clally reduced % per ton; that Is, from 2os to 1873
per ton; but they can he bought at q loWer 1gure
In the market. The oficlal fall ia rs per ton from
the extreme rate current in the early part OF &C.
tober.
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low middllhgs 1sXa1skc; net receipts 1893 bales;
WILMINGTON, December 49,
ao SG 1siss; s expSEts c @ias,'ass sn 1ss sioc KS sls ase ssGss
SAVANNAH, December 10.
cotton quiet and firm; middlings 1870; net re.
cetp .,ui SSia a,s 9ales; exports 5ppSs to Great Britain lOlzi
AUGUSTA, December 10.
bales; sales 1876.
MEMPHIS. December is.
Cotton active; mlddllngs lsXalsXc; receipts
ou74 Dales; N 1887; stock SO, 904.
MOBILE. December 49,.
Cotton firm; good ordinary l7Xalsc, low mid.
dlpgs 18K, middlings l9alsH; net receipts 1857
bales; exports coa,twise ll66; sales 1000; stock
1852.
NEW ORLEANS, December 18.
Cotton strong; middlings Is, low mIddlings
lsI, good middlings 1917; net receipts 334S bales;
gross 6lS2; exports to Great Brit in 1889: Cont.
nent $3.50; coastWise 25o7; sales 1000; LAST evening
5000; stock 1874, TAI.
GALvKaToN, December s.
Cotton nrm; good ordinary 16zal7c; net re-
celpts 1904 bales; exports to the Continent 1925
sales 500; stock 70,e34.
PROVISIONS AND PRODUCE MARKETS.
LIVERPOOL, December I6.
MISUNDERSTANDING closed quiet. Turpen.
tine AS.
NEW YORK. December 10.
Noon.-Flour dull. Wheat unchanged. Corr
steady. Pork quiet; new mess S13 62sls rs. Lard
dull; steam 7Xasc. Turpentlne dull at 6sc. KosIr
dull at So 90.
EVening.-Flour in fair request and steady
Whlskey and wheat unchanged. Corn heavy
Rice quiet at 8 to 8hc. Pork and lard steady
Navals dull. Freights neavy and owe
LOUISVILLE, December 10.
Flour quiet aud unchanged. Corn lower. Pro
visions In fer demand; pork $l3 so. Bacon side
8asxc, packed. Lard, choice leaf In tierces 7xc
kegs 8x; steam nominal. Whiskey firm at co..
ST. LOUIS, December 10.
Flour quiet and unchanged. Corn, demand
light and holders firm; No 2 mixed sic on eas1
side track; 80 in elevator. Whlskey slc ant
firm. Pork dull at Sl2 Bacon lower; small lot
clear rib sides at 7Kc; clear sides ". seller tht
month. Lard quiet at ~ on the spot or January
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WILL BE O THIS WEEK at private sale, In
quantities 10 suit purchasers, by VIM. Mckay,
No. Is Wentworth street, a large and well
assorted stock of Staple and Fancy Dry
Goods, Perfumerles, China Ware, Toys and
Notions, suitable for the Holidays or Christ
mas presents. Ladies are particularly invlt-
ed 10 examine our stock Of Fancy Goods.
Goods are ordered to be sold by parties ship
ping regardless of price. Call and see for
yourselves, decl7
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NHANGE OF SAILING DAYS.
INCREASED SERVICE.
PACIFIC MAIL STEAMSHIP C0MPANY's
THROUGH LINE TO ~
CALIFORNIA CHINA AND JAPAN.
FARES GREATLY REDUCED.

Steamers OF the above line leave Pier NF6$gs
No. AZ, North River, foot OF Canal street, S9AEaG
New York, at IL O'Clock noon, OF the 1otn. zoLn
and both OF every month, except when these dates
fall on sunday, then the Saturday preceding.
An departures connect at Panama with Steam
era for South Pacific and Central American ports.
For Japan and China, steamers leave san Fran.
cisco frst OF every month, except when 1t falls on
Sunday-then on the day preceding.
NO California Steamers touch at Havana, but
On direct from New York to Aspinwall.
One hundred pounds baggage free to each adult
Medicine and attendance free.
For Passage Tickets or other Information, apply
nj the OOMPANY,S TICKET OFFICE, on the
wharf foot or Canal street, North River, New
York. r. II BAbI, AGENT.
auQlQ-lyr
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UNIVERSITY OF THE SOUTH.
Meeting at tho Bank of Charleston
Yesterday.

Yesterday.
Alarge meeting Of gentlemen interested in
the University of the South was held yester.
day at the Bank OF Charleston. The Hon. Il.
D. Lesesne was invited to preside, and Judge
Pringle was requested to act as secretary.
After the objects of the meeting and the
best means Of attaining them had been
thoroughly considered, a committee was ap.
pointed, with power to appoint %sub-commit-
tees for the purpose of making personal ap.
peass4ot the citizens In aid of the Institution.
The following gentlemen were appointed
on the COMMITTEES: Colonel B. q. Rutledge,
Msssrs. John Hsnckel, Julian Mitchell and W.
O. Courtney. This COMMITTEES met at Bishop
Howe's residence at half-past seven o'clock
last evening and appointed the sub.commit-
tees, which will be made known to the public
as soon ss IL is ascertalned whether the
gentlemen who constitute them will consent
to serve.
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ADC71oN SALES THIS DAY.

stefens, Werner d DucSer will BELL az .
O'Clock, at their stores, butter, fire crackers &c.
John G. Minor d Co. will sell at half-past 10
O'Clock, at their store, worsted hoods, dry
goods, &c. -
Lsurey. Alexander d Co. will sell at III
O'Clock, before their store, hams, shoulders,
strips. fire crackers, &c.
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CHARLESTON, November l, 1877;

CHARLESTON, NoVem0er l. to,a;
n q Ttum6o. ESQ, Secretary W. L. 1. hys
CLUB, Charleston, s: O.; ., =. tho
DEAR SIR have received from you as Che
secretary and organ OF the Washington Lignt
Infantry Rifle Club, your esteemed layor,e con
yeying the Invitation to the honorary mem
hers Of the Washington Light lnianlry, 10 &c,
cent and assume similar honorary IelaIE 1as
with the Washington Light Infantry Ellie
Club. . o,oont tho IN,
It gives me great pleasure to accept tae ~,
v,tatlou 30 agreeably extended. some VINO
were near and dear to me were connecIeo az
an early period after It's organization WIN Inc
ancient and honorable body whose nistoliC
sIistencey YOU would perpetuate, and for some
of its mementoesI have q peculiar genera,
lion. and may be INDUCED IN MAINTAINING .
iively Interest; nor do / think that tnose Hno
cherish such "reminiscences VIII De olspal-
aged. now or in the future, by, the lconoclssm
that would sweep away the ob)ects Oh a ioyal
and honorable reverence.
I trust that the old structure. IN lts new ano
civic form, will continue 10 inspire among
the members and their posterity tnose primer
ples of Republican liberty and patriotism
which were in part acquired under us martial
standard on the plains OF EutaW.
vonrs JAMES SIM0NS.
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SINGER ahead. ls1, ESQ sold in 1871.

have you seen those nice new style Hats at
Martins? he has just received them, and ne
sells them cheap. II you Go not believe me,
g and see him at No. lls Market Dtreet.
d~ecl7.tutbsS+
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n o B F L O 3 I D a,
VIA SAVANNAH.

Tho splendld Side wheel Steamers, ~
DiUTATOR- OsptainL L. n. Coxetter, SS
CITY POINT, Captain Fitzgerald, VIII leave
charleston every TUESDAY, THURSDAY and sum
4 EVENING, at s O'Clock precisely, for
SAVANNAH,
FERNANDINA,
JACKSONVILLE
MAGNOLIA,
GREEN COVE SPRINGS,
ST. AUGUSTINE,
PALATkA
AND ALL LANDINGS ON, ST. JOHNS RIVER.
Connecting at Palatka with steamers for
the 0clawaha River and with the Steamer A
LIGHT for Enterprise, MellonviIle, and all points
on the Upper st. Johns and Indian Rivers.
These fine Steamers, built In New YORK, espe.
clalLy adapted for the Florida trade, are furnished
with every comfort and convenience, and afford
the CHEAPEST. SAFEST AND MOST COMFORT.
ABLE MEANS OF REACHING FLORIDA. They
provide a first. class table, well furnished. com.
Portable Staterooms, and make NO EGTRE
CHARGE FUR MEALS Anu STATEROOMS.
They land almost at the doors OF the principal
Hotels or all above points, saving the invalid and
tourist the dangers and discomforts or frequent
changes.
Connect at Fernsndtna with Florida Railroad
for all points in the interior, and with Railroad
for New Orleans aHd Havana, via Cedar Keys.
For Freight or Passage. apply to
RAVENEL d CO., Agents,
Corner Vanderhorst's Wharf and East Bay.
deco
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RHINE WINE.-ArrIved per Bremen bark
Neptun, Hockheimer, Nlerstelner'i Lsuben-
heimer. Also, continually on hand, Stein
Wine, scharlochberger, Ruedesheimer, In
gelhelner, 1855, Hockheimer, Rlesllng, DC.
The above Wines are of direct Importation,
and, like all my imported and domestic
Liquors, warranted pure. Bergner d En-
gels Philadelphia Lager Beer, fresh every
week. A.. T%IErENTHAL, No. lO7 Market street
decl76
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MEETINGS THIS DAY.

Queen City Lodge, I. o. G. T., at half-pass 7
P, N.
Irish Volunteer Rifle Club, at half-past Z
P. NJ.
Carolina Rifle Club, at half-past P. n.
Washington Rife Club, at JPN.
Palmetto Fire Company. at hali-past Z l. ID
Union Chapter, B. A. NJ, at TIP. NJ.
Queen CITY Club, at hslf.past Z P. NJ.