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4 SHOCKING ACCIDENT.
GRAHAM's, 9. @. RAILROAD, December 2.
mn mar rntrOR OE THE NEWS.

GRAHAM's, 9. @. RAILROAD, December 2.
TO TIE EDITOR OF THE NEWS.
We had near this place on Friday last, the
18th ultimo, one OF the saddest calamities
which has ever befallen our community, which
resulted in the death Of the wife and daughter
of Mr.. R Hamilton Martin. While the young
lady. sixteen years OF age, was preparing din
ner in a cook-room attached to the dwelling,
her clothing caught fire; she ran in the ad.
Joining room to her mother, who vainly tried
to extiuguish the flames by throwing her on
the bed and covering her With the bedding.
Her agony was 30 violent, tbat she rushed
from her mother, leaving her and the bed
clothes on fire, and ran into the yard and
around The house. until she fell from eIhaus.
tion and pain. In the meantime the mother was
on fire and burning with fearful rapidity. Mr.
Sheldon Hadwin, living with Mr.. Martin,
being on the premises near by, hearing their
screams ran TO their assistance, and beheld q
most heart-rending scene The g1rt was
lylog in the yard with every article OF clothing
burnt off Of her, and she herself burnt TO q
perfect crisp; the mother still in the house,
shut up IN q room, with clothes and bedding
still burning. Mr.. Hadwin ran to their relief
with a vessel OF water, but too late. The two
Drs. Faust we're immediately sent Tor, who did
all in their power to relieve their suff1rings,
but at ten O'Clock P. NJ. death relieved the
mother, and at one A. III. the daughter passed
from life to eternity. G. @. G.
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FIRE NAU9USTA.

The Largest EIro In Many Year,
Heroic Conduct Of the Firemen.
On Tuesday afternoon a fire broke out In q
building In Reynolds street, Augusta, next
below the Southern Express stables. The dre
lesped to the next house, occupied by Morris
Cohen, and to DR.. Harker's stable and a frame
building occupied by g. A. snead. The excite
ment was Intense, and the persons; In the
vicinity removed their furniture at once. The
flames seemed bent on sweeping through Gen.
tire street, and the building next below Morris
Cohen's was In great danger, as was, also, the
building next to that. The roofs OF both build
ings caught FIRE, but by half:past five the fire.
men who had worked herolcally had the fire
under control, combining it to Cohen's dwell
Ing, snead's office and the adjoining outbuild-
inga. A spark set fire to a blind In the upper
story of Mrs. Dortic's house, but the blind was
taken down and the fire put out. BY hall. past
six the fire was exllngu!shed, a part OF Mr..
Cohen's building being saved. The fire was
caused by the dropping of a match, by a negro,
in the rsg.room Of Mr.. Lesser In Robertson's
range. The loss OF Judge Robertson, TO whom
snead's office belonged, ia six thousand ooi-
lars, and that of Dr.. Harker, the owner Of the
house occupied by Mr.. Cohen, Is three thou
sand dollars; the lormer was not Insured.
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THn HUMAN KITCHEN nj ITS DUNE WATT
ERs.-The body is supplied with aliment by
vessels which connect the stomach and its
auxlliaries with the venous:system, and, 80 TO
upeak, perform the oface Of dumb walters In q
restaurant. In other words, these media Of
communication between the animal kitchen
aud It's dependents supply to each member
aud organ, near or remote, the quantity and
kind OF sustensnce required to keepit going.
When the stomach ia derellct In Its duty, or
the dumb walters inert or obstructed, 1t Is the
peculiar province o. Hostetter's Celebrated
Stomach Blttsrs to strengthen and regulate
them. Hence It's marvellous cures of chronic
indigestion, and the cancellation, debility and
languor which are generally Its concomltants.
1t Is, moreover, q powerful Alternative and cor.
receive, and the rapidity with which It checks
irregularities OF the liver and bowels, and
braces and lnvigorates the nervous system, is
a marvel, not only to the general public, but
to professional men. dec3-tuths3D&W
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MdRINE NEWS.
CHARLESTON. 8. C.....DRCEMBER s, 1872.
Lat SO deg 70 min IS sec. Lon 70 deg 81 min 81 sec.
ARRIVED YESTERDAY.

Steamship Champion, Lockwood. New York
left Both inst. Mdse. To James Adger d co,
@ W Aimar, Adams, Damon q 90, AnrenS q
90, N d A Ashtog, J Alan. 7 A Beanlsh e a
Bowman, T N BRISTOL, e F Brown. o Bart = CO.,
u BrunlDg q co. J Campsen Il 60, L Chaplin,
Chase i Cuttlno. D E chase, Ohas'n b Saw Rail
ROAD, J u n Claussen d co, Crane, Boylston d co,
L Conen q Gu, Cameron q co. T Campbell DAILY;
l. son. J NJ Eason & Bro. Elias Bros, ~ Erwin. J
8 Fairly & Oh. D F Fleming d co, Furohg TT, Ben
edlct q co. FUrsGlhe, McOomo d 90, Ftlzslm
mons. d E Fleming q 90, FosarLle,s BImk store.
NJ GrIrs.e. p GulHemlu. J Gornam, b Ger die & co,
] W HARRISON, Hart & co. J H HI len. Buger &
Ravenel, N A Hunt. J Hurkamp, ME Hutc.lason.
J II hippolar, R Hunter. Mrs II Runn.ken, d
Iliine, E q Jackson. John Crews d co, D
Jacobs. lager Brps. K'Inck. Wickeuoerg q CO,
Knooeiocn & Small. Il W Krlete; Kinsman Bros,
Laurey, Alexander 4 co, 4 Lswle.s, y Litschgi,
Lewlsnam, $ 4 aarsnal. & co, Martin q Mood, "
o Mertens, McInns SEQ, " Mclean. McLoy Il
Rice, w G Morris, P FiMurray. g Milnor Z co,
Murphy q Little. n Marks, W Matthiea'e1. 9
Nathan. Nimlz 3 CO. B 0ISeii, 2 o,Sell d Son, J
F O'Neili, u P Poppenneim, D Paul q co, y F
Pansuin, e Perry, Qlsckenoush. ssnll q GO, NJ,
.venel Z co. RaVene,-& Holmes. % Rlg6ter.G
r, II: VIZ Rice. J Rugnelmer, JiR Bead d co,
shackeliord & Re ~, W She, herd 4 co. d Sl'
cox, southern Express Company. Stenena. Wer.
ner L Quicker. Sunday Times, Stoil. Webb e co, J
! Taylor d CO, X Thomltnaun d co, fiedemann.
Calder d co, NJ Triest, Thomas q Lanneau. r. Won
Santen, D Vogt, Walker, Evans 4 Cogswell, +
Walsh, WAGNER & Monsees. Whittemore q
Rhodes, W G Wilder, L Wills, O Wright, g W
Win tns d CO. western On on Telegraph Com.
pauy, r Wing. W L Webb. W. Yates, and otners.
Br Bark Jerome Jones, Kinney, Boston-lo days
BalIa t. To Les-sne Il Eeiis.
steamer City Point. Fitzgerald. Pal'tka, via
Jacksonville, Fernaudina and savannah. 80
bales cotton. 70 p ckages oranges; morse IS Dol.
oysters. 10 Rsv-nei & cn. Witte B o., W N Law.
ton 4 son, ] Livingston. Frss T q Dill, D McPher-
son, Terry & Nolan. Mrs d u 1iiton, Pinokney
BITS, q 81 IngrahRm 4 Son, b Klatte q 90, stoney
Il Lowndes, Paul WEIGH & co, N Sassard, waiter
Steele.
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AMUSEMBN7S.

Concert at the Charleston Hotel.
The First Artillery Band, under the dlrec-
ton of band leader Watts, gave a charming
promenade concert at tho Charleston Hotel,
last evening, which attracted many persons 10
the vicinity. The band took o position In the
piazza, on the second floor OF the hotel. The
following was the programme
PART FIRST.
Grand Fest March, from Opera Tannhanser,
Wagner; Overture Ii Dame Blanche, Boil
dleu; Waltz. First Love, Walt; Grand Selec-
lion, from Opera II Trovatore, Verdi.
4 SECOND.
La serenada, Rosslni; Polka, La Petite,
Faust; DMrlt aod Finale, from Opera La
Traviala, Verdi; Galup, Just once more, Walt.
The BruderliohorbuRd.
The Bruderlicherbund wilt give one OF
tn ir musical and theatrical entertainments
this evening at their ball on King street, near
Horlbsck's alley. These entertainments have
become exceedingly popular with our German
fellow-cllizens, and newell fall to attract large
audiences. The play selected for TIE occasion
is idle Jagh mach der Wlttwe."
The Chapmans Coming.
The charming Chapman s!slers, always 10
vorltes In Charleston, will make their appear.
auce at the Academy on Monday night. Their
new burlesque b full Ct fun, and variety Ia
given to the entertalnment by the Protean
business of Mr.: John Morris, the. graceful Jol-
llty OF Miss Wren, and the humor Of Mr.. COL
Inns. The Chapmans are said to have q strong
support, and they are a host In themselves
In Savannah they have made a decided bit.
They will do the same In Charleston. The
box office, In charge Of Mr.. N. Levin, Jr.,
opens on Saturday.
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aAYkNNkH AND CHARLESTON RA1LRoIp.
Passenzers.

Per steamship Champion, from New York
J Stryker and wife. F b West and wife. q Hudson
q E sawyer, J PIX Bryan, Captain Coles, b W
Fairbanks. E Hunday. d l. smith, J P Murray: w
Tar, CT Hurley. F Munson. 4 Usher, L allen
and wife, Miss J. Allen, Miss q Allen. A q , lien,
Mira MoCreen, Mrs McOreen, Mrs A J smith, 2
children and servant. J N Robinson. J g Roster,
TR Bray. J L West, A West, Benz l. DeEnrresI,
wife & child, Miss y DeForrest, Miss ] Seymour, J
L Regina and vie, U L Regina, Mrs H u kegna,
Milton Regina, g seymour, J Seymour. MARY
Hines, r Quinn aud child. and 5 In steerage.
Per steamer Pilot Boy, from Besuf IT wa Chlg-
olmis and P ,ciac landings Campbell. II Hart,
8 BrInloe, I smith. H Burroughs. Capt Wlshsrt, {!
Per steamer Oity Point, from Pslstka, via Jaok,
sonviIle, Fernandina and Savannah-Rev e L
King, Mrs KING. Gibbs, N O Jordan, and Q on
deck -.-
Per steamer n 8 Allison. from Edisto, Enter
prise, Rockville aud Way Landings Geraty,
vile and servant, ] W Toouler, wife and serVact,
Mrs q Bents and two sons, DR. D i! Townsend, Z
n Wilson, @ Storen, J Hart, cold, R washington
W Hart T Middleton.
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ran CHARLESTON NEWS: THURSDAY; DECEMBER { III.

Ism. They shrswdly talk Of reform, and those
who succeeded In getting returned 10 the
Legislature at the late election had to MAKE
pretty vehement protests of their honest IN.
tentIons. The fellows WHO took brlbes last
winter will no doubt take them again at ths
coming session, but they o recognize inc
growing enlightenment of their constituents
By The pains they take TO protest that their
hands are clean. This fact, together With
many other evidences of o determination
among the colored people to elect honest men
to office, gives some ground Tor the nope ma
the day of deliverance for South Carolina BAN
II the Moses administration should, as most
people tear, be no better than Its predecessor,
whites and blacks will be likely to Join hands
at the next election to drive corrupt men from
power.
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TEE COURTS.

Tho Btaeo supreme Cours.
In this court on Tuesday the following busi-
ness was transacted: Elk parte Joel w. Ander.
BON, ct al. Mr.. Fair for appellant; Mr.. Jones for
respondent Henry Halfacra vs.. Richard 8.
whslsy. Mr.. Jones for appellant; Mr.. Baxter
for respondent Rebecca speake, respondent,
Vi. Louisa @. Kinard, ct al, appellant. Sub
mitted on printed brief. The following de-
cisson was rendered: E. J. Moody va. E. B.
Ellsrbe. Appeal dismissed. Opinion by VII.
lard, Al.
United states Dlstrict Court.
In this court on Tuesday: Elk parte b. F.
Baker, 3. F. Sweegan and Charles =. Baker,
late copartrars as q. F. Baker d Co., Of
Charleston, 8 G. Elk parte John Rommel,
II. 4, Bro, creditors. Petition Of involun-
tsry bankruptcy. Lesesne & Miles, solicitors.
On hearing the petition and afidavits, and on
motion or solicitors, ordered that the debtors
lhow cause, on the 9th day Of January, at
Charleston. why they. should not be adjudged
bankrupt, DO.
The Court of Common Pleas was opened
yesterday morning by Judge Graham. the
juries were organized as follows:
JURY NO. l.
Is. 4. Bonn tt, white, foreman; Alex. Arto-
peIacolered; Tarter Bennett, %colored; John
Bonum. oolored; W. F. Dover, colored; John
Edvards., colored; Moulton Emery, white;
Thomas Fosberrv, white; John Freeman. ST.,
oolored; Samuel Fyall. colored; Thomas Howe,
coiored; B. Doscher, white.
JURY NO. 2.
John Comm,ns, white, foreman; J. b. Col
bnru. white; O In Lawrence. %colored; Joseph
LLOYD, colorad; Patrick Moran, Whites. 8.
Muller, colored; Samuel Mears, ooiored; ca.
Tucker, colored; b. G. Thomas, co.oreo; JONI
D. Robinson, colored.
sUpERNUMERAR1Es.
IA Enslow. W. Il. Dawson, white; Prince
Taylor. Isaac Vanderhorst, VIM. Wright,
colored.
8. Brown and 3. B. Compartment were
finally excused from jury duty.
The case of Nathaniel Bloom against James
z. Spear was referred to the Judge, who de-
creed one dollar for the plaintiff.
The case of the ChIcora Manufacturing, Ex-
portiue ssd Importing Company, against
Joseph Crews, was referred to N. P. OConnor,
6Sq.saS SpoCio Aei
The case OF Lockwood A. McOants against
Edward L. Wells, survivors was partially
tried and continued until to-day.
The following cases are set for trial to-day :
Chisolm Brothers vs. Gregg; Bonnell w.
Fredsburg; Mantous d Co. vs.. Ward; Wagner
vs. shsfer.
IL Municipal Court.
Samuel Bates, colored, burglary and va
sraucy, held for examination. Edward
Hines, drunk, one dollar. James Garrett,
colored, stealing cotton, thirty days. Emma
Campbell, colored, drunk and diaorderly, two
dollars or twenty days. James A.. Melvin,
chimney contractor of Ward No. I, neglecting
to sweep q chimney when called upon. two
dollars. Anthony Baldrene applied for lodg-
Ing. discharged. slres Maok, colored, drunk,
one dollar. william Johnson, colored, drunk,
one dollar. James Flnnigan, drunk and dis.
orderly, two dollars. John G. Bryant, drunk,
one dollar. Two dogs at large, one dollar
aaNh.
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Markets BY Telegraph.
MONEY HARKETs.

LONDON, December 4.
Noon Money easier; street rate 6ha6h; bank
rate s. oons0ls 'lxs'iSM Nv T Yos1' sG ''scemoar 4,
N%oon.-Freights steady. Stocks steady. Gold
strsdy at 12k. Money 1rm at Z. ExchsDge-long
sX; short IL. Governments dull but steady.
state bonds dull ard quiet.
Evening.-Frelghss firm. Money TO 8 fraction
commission. Ster ing quiek. Gult l2xal2X.
Governments closed nrm. states dull, except
Tennessee, which are strong.
COTTON MARKETS.
LIVERPOOL, December 4.
~NooD..Cotton opened nrni uplands sHalod,
Orleans l0H.
Later Cotton nrm; uplands lod. Orleans 1oXd;
sales IL. 900 pales; speculation and export 3voo;
uplands for December exd.
Evening-Cotton closed unchanged; uplandH
for February OK; orlea M, for JAM January: 10;
N~oon.-ootton quiet; sales 1857 bales; uplands
19Hc, Orleans l9Tc.
~Evening.-Cotton steady GALES 3j97 bales; up.
lands 1sSc' ores 9T,sa1 ns 9 zoe; net fr ,eSslp' 3, 2 ,so p pa!ss
az follows: Decem' or, 10 STEALS; January, 1876;
February, 1sxalsH; March. 1eHsloH; april, l9x;
May, 2Cc. le.terday's sales Of cot on were 6su9
Instead OF 10, 900 Dnles.
Cotton steady-Tnlddinss l9Xc; net receipts
2e2 osles; gross receipts lo2s; sales 500; stock
45UO.
PHrIADRIPHIA, December 4.
COtIOu-mIuullu1o 2pNS
BALTmoRE, December 4.
Cotton nrm; mitdlngs Ice; gross receipts 1856
exports coastuise l46; sales $50; STOCK 300.
NoRFoLK, December 4.
Cotton 1rm; low middlings 1sc; net receipts
2os2 bales; exports coastwise 1851; sales 200; stock
1856.
WILMINGTON, December 4.
Cotton firm; mlidlings 1Skc; net receipts III
bales; sales So; stuck 30l3.
SAVANNAH. december 4.
Cotton 1rmer; low miaullngs lSHc. mlddllngs
1870; net receiptA 3775 bales; exports 10 Great
Britain 1852; Cor; melt 1875; coastWlae 1915;
sales 6477j stock 1882.
Cotton quiet; mlddlings lsc; net receipts 1854
bales; sales a45.
Cotton frm; midhltngs l9a.e4c; receipts 2ols
MOBILE, December 4.
Cotton hrm and advanced; good ordinary
l7kc: low middliuIs 1sxc, mlddllngs 184c; net
receipts 1852 bales; exports c0sstwise 1876; sales
$500; last evening 1900; stock 81. 268.
NEW ORLEANS. December 4.
Cotton active and prlc' q b CHER; good ordinary
17xc, low middIiugs lsalsAc, mild iDgs lsxc;
net rece,p 8 So bales; gross 3i6l; Z rts 70
Great BRIAN 4sos; coastWise ss; Sales 25Uo; last
GALVESTON, December 4.
Cotton nrm; good ordinary 1eHalexc; nes re.
ceipts 1884 bales; exports coastWise $40; sales 2loo;
stock 90, 1885,,
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LOCAL CS.

-Ex-senator Frank Arnim, Of Edgeheld, Is
laying wires Tor an European consulate.
The fascinating sale of jewelry, oy Messrs.
Te,tcn 4 Bruins. will be continued at Il O'Clock
this morning and at 8 o'clock THIS evening"
rare chance for bargains.
When Governor Moses eulogiEsd cover
nor Scott, the band played "Yankee Doodle"
I'm, when Governor Moses took the oath the
tune was Dixie"
.y-superlntendent solomons gives notice
that naval stores are allowed to remain IN the
Northeastern Railroad yard. free OF charge,
for twelve days after arrival. After that the
charge Ia two cents a barrel,a week.
The French bark Canton, which put INTO
Charleston come weeks slnce, on a voyage
from Mexico 10 Falmouth, was sold yesterday
no M.ssra. J. A. Enslow q Co.. me price
realized was $4575.
The chief of police announces that he Will
aelI at twelve O'Clock today all dogs confined
in the pound at the main Guardbouse. a waltz
.hls nointer and a setter are among the
number.
The gold watch which constituted the
1ret prize Oh INC matiou
Concert was drawn by Mr.. W. A.. GIBSON a
druggist, on the corner OF King and Spring
streets.
The ladies and gentlemen Invited to as
mist In the musical performances connected
With the dedication Of the new Masonic Tenn
ple. on the 10th instant, met In the Grand
Lodge room Of the Temple last evening for q
rehearsal under the leadership of Professor
T.P. O.Neale.
-Edward Sweeney, colored. was arrested
on Tuesday last on suspicion Of having COM
mnted q burglary and larceny upon the mousse
o Mrs. 7. Brady, No. 76 King street,on' Monday
night. Sweeney is one Of the burglars who
robbed Mr.. Lewlth's store at the corner OF
King street and Horlbeck's alley q few months
ago.
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New York Naval stores market.

NEW Y0RK, December 8.
The Daily Bulletin says: Receipts to-day It's
bbls rosin. 200 obls soiri,s turpentine, lOl bbls
crude turpenllne,' 100 bb.s tar. Spirits turpentine
has been In moder ate request, b :: prices q tribe
depressed. We note sales OF liz bbls az Gle. 80
bols as o1Hc, ~ bbis at &c, $50 New York bols at
e2xc, 100 bols in lots to trade at 62a62kc for
southern, Ind o!Hassc Tor New York bhls. and
1900 bbls at Wilmington at t2Kc. free on board.
Strained rosin Is less active and a tribe easier.
terms. Tue liner grades arc quiet, and We only
hear OF 100 bbls No l at 81 80. lar and pitch with.
out essential change.
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HOTEL ARRIVALS, DECEMBER 4.
Chalcston.

ChalcStOns 81
G. B. Fitz Maurice, Dr.. G. d. Rathbone, ].
L. Rigua, wife, sister and son, O. E. Rigua,
Ellis Munday, Mr.. and Mrs. r. L. de Forrest,
three children and two maidp, Miss @. de For.
rest, Miss Julia Seymour, Mr. Geo. Seymour,
MIR. John Seymour, Henry L. Smith, e. 8.
Calhoun and wife, R. O.. Wacmurdo, Y. q.
Kees, Ed. F. Cooke, New York; Thos. Dell
liant, Chicago; q. o. Brewer, Miss Brewer,
Mrs. Mechlln, 8. Agnew, Due West; Geo. W.
Blackwell, L. Fisher, New Orleans; Thos. E.
White, Kentucky; 8. G. Gamer, N. B. Clark.
son, W. g. Mowry, lady, W children and
nurse, South Carolina; Oscar Coles, Aiken;
G. T. Hurley, Boston; Mrs. A. Y. Smith, two
children and nurse, Syracuse; 3. E. Sawyer,
Florida; F. B. Benson, Leroy; D.. F. Miles,
Marion; E. M. Davis, Master Joe Davis, Mars
Bluff; W. NJ. Corners, Lancaster; R. D.
Wolfe, Jas. E. Davis, W. R. Cookery, Phlladel-
phla; ]. n. Lane, Savannah.
Pavilion
F. G. Coachman, J. T. Hunter, South Caro-
lima; Il. B. HOLMAN, Graham's Cross Roads;
A. D. Mcneil, Lynchburg; G. 8. shIrer,
OraDgeburg; A. C: Hol%lengsworth, Laurens;
R. NJ. Sanders, Nlnety-six; W. Mackay, Scot.
land; ]. Meusham, B%altimore;J ]. II. Robinson,
Michigan; c. L. Gorham, H. W.. hanback,, New
York; W. S. ULsey, Georges Station; A. G.
Plevee, Darlington; J. J. Conyers, Clarendon;
]. D. Murchison, Bennettsville; W. G. Nc
Crslght, oheraw; J. Wishart, J. Stokes, Coo
saw River; W. W. Rawla, RldgevIle; T. G.
L .ne, Memphis; J. j. Walton, Northeastern
Railroad,
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A CASE OF MUTrNY.-Csptaln Wishart OF
the bark Henrietta, recently loaded at Bull
River for sea, with phoaphates for London
arrived in this city yesterday morning on the
steamer Pilot Boy. He brought with him seven
sailore: Thomas Martin, William Crowly,
Julius Huger, Nicholas Jean. Amile Murchs,
James Feber and August Maria. who refused
70 sail With the bark, and attempted mutiny.
The sailors were takenin charge by the detec-
tives, who marched them to the lookup in the
detective office. The sailors allege that they
became insubordlnate from being Ill fed.
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FuacHoorr, BrNrDrur & Co. have received
g full assortment Of KID Gloves, and offer q
good quality. one button Glove, for 81; two
button Glove for 81 rs. Also, sole agents for
the Celebrated Cheilly Kid Gloves, each pair
sold under guarantee. dec2
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BUSINESS NOTICES.

JUVENILE Books AT FoGLRTIE's BOOK DE.
rosrroRY.-special att ntlon has been given
to this important branch of literature. Care
has bsen taken to select good as well as beau
tiful books, suited to children of all ages. No
department of their extensive stock OF books
for the holidays presents O more attractive ap
peArance. They are mostly English editions
and beautifully illustrated. There is no more
appropriate Offering to youth than an instruct
i've and entertaining buck. dec5-thstu3
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PRoVIsloNs. AND PRODUCE MARKETS.
LIVERPOOL. December 4.
Noon.-Breadstuns quiet. Cumberland cut

LIVERPOOL. December 4.
Notwithstanding quiet. Cumberland cut
40s Sd.
LONDON, December 4.
Evening.-Common rosin lis Cd il2s.
NEW YORK, Decemher&:
Moon Flour dull and u~nchanged: wheat
dul and unchanged. Corn quiet and unchanged.
Pork dull; mess SIS 76a16. Lard quiet; ;ateam
1nssH. Turpentine quiet at .srKas2. Rosln
EvenIug:-Flour quiet and unchanged. .WhIs.
Key s4c-.. Wheat o shade 1rner ;.Wlntcc red west
ern $l62x8f SO. Corn Inactive an q uichenped
quiet. = -I"Ss.
BALTIKoRR. December 4.
FLOUR quiet and -unchanged.E-Wheot nrm and
unchanged. Corn nrm and In good demand.
Oats nrmer at 45a48o. Provisions very oQist:
mess pork l5Kc; shoulders 6xaSxo. Lard yery
dull. Whlakey eSka9ic.
ST. LOUIS, December 4.
Flour quiet and only q local demand: winter
supernne 81 26aS6. Corn dull and unchanged:
NJ. 2 mixed 27s27 nc; 81 East st. Louis. on track.
&c, In warehouse. Pork dull; jobbing lots 81. SO,
Bacon, no sales. Lard, NO demand.
LOUISVILLE, December 4.
Flour steady and 1rm; extri family Sc rs.
Corn, nothing done; new 40c; Cd mixed a2c.
Pork nomlnally $12 rs. Lard steady; choice
leaf i7xa8c; kegs 8xs9o; prime steam Ike.
Wniskey steady at 68c.
CINCINNATI, December 4.
Flour In far demand auo nrm at 81 36aT 80.
Corn QUIET, old 42a4ac, new 4lc.. Pork $l2. Lad
dull. st-am 7a7kc, Ike tie 7xs7kc. Bacon
steady, OLD shoulders 6c;. new clear rib sides SHc;
clear sides SIC. Whisky steady at SSc.
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