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rnr cuApIFsTON NEWS. WEDNESDAY, DECEMB

The district deputy grand masters present
ed the report of their actings ana aoings'
which were referred to the committee on )u-
risprudence.
An amendment to strlck out Article 81 and
insert subordinate officers Of the dfano
Lodge, If not representatives OF lodges
shall be entitled to one vote" vas, on mo-
ton, laid on the table.
An amendment striking out Article "a and
providing that the quorum necessary shali be
representatives from one.third OF tne looges
entitled to representation, instead OF twenty
one lodges as now required, was adopted.
An amendment to alter Article 10 30 that
the grand master shall appoint the hall COM
mittee in lieu of any election, was laid upon
the table. An amendment to the same Artl-
Gle, No. rs. providing for areturn to Inc former
regulation, which made any MEMBER OIL tne
| GrapdL Lodge eligible to election on the haif
committee, instead of restricting 1t to masters
of lodges as now provided, was adopted.
An amendment to Article No. 81, Increasing
the yearly dues, and also the fees lot inltla-
ton from fifty cents to one dollar, was post
poned to be taken up with the report OF the
finance committee.
The grand master announced that the taxes
for three years on the hall were unpaid, and
that some provlso should be made for the pay
melt of the same.
Brother J. Adger smyta presented the re-
port of the hall committee, which was re-
opiued 40 informatIon.
The grand master announced that the cleo
tlon OF grand officers, In accordance with the
provisions of the Constitution, would be held
to-day "wednesday at IL ID.
An Invitation from Union Kilwlnning Lodge
to be present at a lodge OF sorrow to be held
on Friday evening wasread and accepted.
A communication was read from Holiness
Book House, accompanying donation OF sta
t~ionery, and Offering them facilities OF the
store, was read and the thanks OF the Grand
Lodge returned.
The secretary was directed to write up all
the amendments to the constitution and print
the constitution as adopted, With the proceed
ings, next year.
On motion of P. G. N. Conner, the thanks OF
the Grand Lodge we're returned TOP. g. ID.
Henry Buist for his able address delivered al
the dedication of the Temple to-day, and also
to Professor Thos. 2. O'Neale, and. The ladies
and gentlemen composing the choir, for theiI
services on the same occasion.
The Grand Lodge was then called from
labor to refreshmentnntil Up. N. today.
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To TIE LOVERS OF NATURE N TIE BEAUTI"
Full, 'sThe Universe" by Pouchet, edited by
Professor Guyot, nov being published BY sub"
scrlption only, will prove q perpetual source
of interest and delight. The copies for So arc
bound in handsome morocco cloth, gilt. Call
and see q specimen copy at 'Fogartie's BOOK
Depository" the agency for the State. Coun-
try subscribers will have their copies deliver
ed free OF extra charge. Persons In the coun-
try sending in their names will please state
the style of binding wanted, viz: Morocco
cloth gilt, So; sheep, library style, $40; turkey
morocco, extra, $12. decl2-s
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If you want to purchase a Portable Writing
Desk, go to Fogartle's Book Depository,
where will be found a large assortment of the
latest and most beautiful designs. They also
offer exceedingly neat and convenient little
Mahogany aud Walnut Desks at the low
prices OF 81, 81 rs, 81 50 and 81 and upwards.
decl1-3
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Obnnarp.

TILLoN.-Dled at Catsktll, New York, on Non:
day. December 2, 1872, ENxA MIDpL1roN. Mtfe,of
Charles Graham Tillon, and daughter OF Colonel
James Lyman, OF South Carolina. 80. -
BLAKE.-Dled at the Meadows, Henderson
County, North Carolina, on Wednesday, october
18th, FRANK D. BLAKE, aged 81 years.
DuPONT.-Died at his residence In Graham.
vile, South Carolina, on the morning ofthes16t o.
December, Mr.. CHARLES q. DUPONT, nsthe81th
year Of bis age. "ssrS 6l- asAe
%LUCAS.-Dled at Whitehall, st. Johns Berke-
ley, on the oath November, Mra. ELIZABETH I.
LUCAS, aged Al years and 8 days, wife OF Dr.. @.
B.. Lucas and daughter Of the late Thomas for-
cher, Sr.
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FURoHaoTT, BENEDICT & Co. have received
q full assortment of Kid Gloves, and offer a
good quality, n button Glove, for 81; two
button Glove for 81 rs. Also, sole agents for
The Celebrated ChelIly Kid Gloves, each pair
sold under guarantee. dec2
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FANCY GOODS FOR b HoLIDAYs.-French
and German Fancy Boxes. Glove and Hand
kerchief Fancy Boxes, Sets Of four, five and
six Boxes, Ladies' Scarl6, handkerchief and
Tles, Ladies' Fancy Flschus, Lace Collerettes,
Sets and Handkerchief, &C., &C., &C., now
opening at J. B. Read & Go. decll-wtm
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Passshxsrx. I

Per steamship James Adger, for New York
Per steamship Manhattan, nom New York.
G W Quintard, Miss II Kline, J 0 Shay, J 4 Wiel
Mrs + Flnk, Miss J L Dowie,s Mrs RsfnesssgIatnh
and wife, Mrs WIN Schirmer, Miss La2&rus. g
Miss Woodruff, D Gays, L sylvester, Ban.
born, Mrs Wadleich. Judge Twiggs. L WEIGH,
Mrs B Britt, Miss Casey, Miss p CASEY: Mss
wife. J Casey and wie. ] II Shaw Bnrlsfd,
Mrs King. Miss F King, Mrs Evelsnd, Miss L King,
J Turpin, O Servant. and 4 on deck.
Per steamer Emile, from GeorgetoHn-hiaa
Simmons. Mrs Parks, Miss Parks, Mss B Ford,
Miss Y Ford. u Pringle d Wife, B q Read HI
Buck, J e Beatty, CapfalnaJ W,StagleE MEGfurG,
r d Brasswell, JG Coachmtn,tJ. HaiF1aod. GHak
rIson, il, Mrs Pswley and children, Mss Pinck-
neY, and Q GU deck.
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BUSINESS NOTICES.

STILL TRIUMPHANT I'm our Issue OF Tuei-
day, December 10th, we said the Singer Sew.
Ing Machine Company sold $500 more machines
than any other company in one year. By
reference to their advertisement 1t will be
seen they sold 62,7s4 more than was sold by
any other company.
These figures not only prove the success OF
the "SInger" but its popularity; Consequently
the 'sSinger" Ia still triumphant
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8. R. MARSHALL & Co., corner King and
Society streets, have on hand 81 elegant as.
sortment of Rodgers & Sons and Wosten-
holm's Table and Dessert Knives, Carvers and
steels; also, the greatest variety Of Pocket
Knives, Scissors and Razors In cases, and
Ladies' Cutlery cases 10 be found In the city.
These goods are of the best quality, and have
been selected expressly for the holiday trade,
and are sold at low prices. decG-mwfl2
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III CREATION.

Mrs. P. J. Barbot requests all the ladies and
gentlemen who are willing to assist in the
rendering of 1.-THE Creation" to meet her this
Wednesday, evening, at 8 O'Clock, at the hall
of the Freundschattsbund, corner of Meeting
and George streets.
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ATTENTION Special attention is called to
the change of advertisement by Louis D.
DeSaussure OF the sale of two small dwelling
houses at the west end of Wentworth street,
which will be sold separately Qnstead Of to"
gether) on Thuraday, the 18th instant, al
nnblic auctIop, dec11-2
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AN ESTABLISHED Y.-"Brown's
Bronchial Troches" are widely known as an
established remedy for Coughs, Colds, Bron-
chitls, Hoarseness and other troubles of the
throat and lungs. Dowie, Noise. d Davis,
Agents, s nov20-wfm3
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KID GLOVES! KID GLOVES! IL. B. Bead d
Co., No. 1853 King street, have this morning
opened another complete assortment Of Har.
ris's Seamless Kid Gloves; also the "Victo-
ria" Kid Gloves, two buttons, at 81 rs.
decll.Wfm
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ARRIVAL OF CoTroN sHIPs.-It will be no.
tIced by our ship news reports that the British
ship Lady Duierln and British bark Tlber ar
rived at Liverpool, and the British bark Lucy,
at Antwerp, on the 9th instant.
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FuRcHaorT, BENEDICT q Co., No. 275 King
street, have received 100 sets OF Children's
Furs, only 50 rs; 100 sets of Children Furs,
So and 81; 100 sets Ladies' Furs-aets from
q up. dec1.
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IN BRIEF.

WARRINGTON. December 10.
In the Senate Cole offered Joint resolution
proposing Fl to amend the Constitution go as to
elect the President by q direct popular vote:
In the House bills were introduced to repeal
the bankrupt act, the enforcement act, and
the act requiring stamps on bank checks.
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KID GLOVES I KID GLovEsL. B. Bead d
Co., No. '2s3 King street, call attention to
their large assortment of low.prlced Kid
Gloves, which they are Offering at 81, 81 as,
81 so and 81 rs. ~ ,decl1-wfm
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MEssRs. LowNDEs & GRIMBALL Will onsf lot
cola at auctIon on or about the lat January
next. several Lots of Land of suitable size for
bnildIpg purposes, situated in the northeast.
ern part OF the city, and commonly known az
the Blake lands. Further particulars will be
elyen In q future advertisement. nov27-wfm
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For PHILADELPHIA, FRIDAY AFTERNOON
The steamship Virginia, Captain Hinckley,
will be dispatched on 18th instant, at three
o'clock. Shippers Of heavy freight should de-
liver by Thursday P. NJ. Through bills lading
issued to all the New ENGLAND mills.
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WRITING DESKS, covered with morocco
cloth, handsomely ornamented In gilt, can be
had for rs cents, ST., 81 so and 50, at Fogartle's
Eook Depository. decll.3
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PROVISIONS AND PRODUCE MARKETS.
New York Naval 8 Greg Market.

NEW l0Rk, UBceluD"T q.
The Daily Bulletin says: Receipts to-day 1sl
bbls rosln, Sd, 10 spirits turpentine, IS do tar.
spirits continue dull and unchanged. On 'Ohange
500 was bid Tor 500 bols, but without dnolng q
tribe easier say s. e0s3 95; sales ia bbIs at 81.
Tar scarce and firm. Pitch unchanged.
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Markets by Telegraph.
MONEY MARKETS.

NEW YORK, December 10.
Noon.-Frelghts drm. Stocks steady. God
steady Of lax. Money nrm at 4. Exenange-
State bonds strong and outlet.
Evening.-Goli l2Kai2k. Eighty.ones TX.
Sixty-twos lSH. Si1ty.nves lSal4. Iennessee
sizes soy; new 81. Virginia sizes ~; new 81:
new so. Levee sixes SIS; levee eights 60. Alabama
Fights 80; ave. st.. Georgia skies 70; sevens u.
North Oarolinas SAX; new 20; special tax lSh
South Osrol1as 80; new 23X; April and OCTOBER
LONDON, December 10.
N0on.-oonsols olHasiHi ayes ST. Ss:.u,o, 10
Noon.-Rentes scr 5oc.
r. COTTON MARKETS.
L1vRRiooL, December 10.
N~oon.-Cotton dull; uplands lod, Orleans loxa
EvenIng.-cotton quiet but nrm; shipments
from Bombay since last report to eth lust, nave
been 500 bales.
N~oou.-Cotton quiet; sales 6as bales; uplands
19Kc. Orleans FOX.
Evenlng.-Cotton irregular; sales 27e8 bales at
loXc for mIddllng uplauds. and 20Ho for Ofleansi
nst receipts 1871; gross 27o1: Ssles OF COLON b 10.
1sXal8 .I6.lec; January, l8alS l6.16al9c; FeorQ.
arv, 10 S-1oc; March. 10 5loalshc; May, 2oci
June, 20 6.l6c.
- Y 0kSb A0Nha6
bales; gross 2s0s; sales $50; stock $500.
BALTIMORE, December 10.
Cotton qulet;' mIddllngs. l9al9Kc; gross re.
ceipts s24 bales; exports coastwise 3D.; sases lou;
stock 86l9.
NORFOLK, Decemberl0.
Cotton quiet; low middling lsc; net receipts
1903 bales; exports coastWlse 26ol; saues I'o'
stock 1864.
Gotten Qui. It and firm; middlings lsHslShc;
net receipts 69Ls bales; exports to continent 11z''
sales ITO; stock 1885,. nsos,,o- n
Cotton nrm; mlddlings lso: net receipts 1870;
s''es ''''' MOBILE, December 10.
Cotton firm; low middllngs lsc; mtddlings 1Sx;
net receipts 1850; exports coastWlse lSis; sales
iA0'' NEW ORLEANS. December 10.
Cotton firm and In gUod oemand; low mid.
dlIpes lskalsKc. mlddllngs 1910; net receipts
s0l2 bales; gross sl0s; SALES 1900; last evening
$500; stock 16l, 6es.
PROVISIONS AND PRODUCE MARKETS. 4
NEW YORK, December 10.
Noon. Flour du l. Wheat quiet aud firm. Corn
arm. Pork quiet aJ $13 50al3 IS. Lard dull; steam
SIS s6a3 90.
Evening.-Southern hour unchanged at 81 loa
9 is; common to fair extra 50 2oal2; good 10
aud la2c lower. Corn fairly active and kc higher
64KaS5Hc or steamer Western mixed. PORK dull
at $l3al3 rs. Mes beef dull at $1oal2; new plain
mess $l2a18 so. Lard quiet and 1rm at 71aSc:
Kosln quiet at So s5aa 90. TalloW weak at w
aSXc.
Spirits turpentlne dull at 66c. Rostn quiet az
So rs for strained. Crude turpantine steady at
So 20 for hard. IS 20 for virgin and yellow d'p.
Tar steady at 81.
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funeral Notlres.

~ THE RELATIVES, FRIENDSAND
Acqusintances OF Rev. FRANK BROWE and wife
are respectfully invited to attend the Funeral OF
the latter from the Laurel street Church, THIS
"wednesday MORNING, at 10 O'Clock. .decl1
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Receipts by Railroad, December q.
aoprHR iarRRN ptu!Rnko.SS

8 bales upland and II bags sea island cotton,
1875 bbls eplrits turpen,ine, $50 bbls roltn, car1
lumber, mdse, DC. To Frost 4 co, WK Ryen,
J O'clock 4 90, Mowry & Son, G h Walter & 60,
Barden d Parker, Quackenbgsh,, Esttl4 c0SJTfE;
den d Jones, Trenholm son. HtOutttnoSS feiSer,
Rodgers q CO, Rsvenel d CO, Reeder kDayis,
& 40, PrinRle 4 Son Fraser d Dill, TIC SnoWden,
A Wlkey, Stoney 4 Lowndes, 8 D Stoney, e VEL
lung Railroad Agent, and Others
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I1sH COVERS, Plate Covers, Plate
Chatting Dishes, Toilet Sets, Engllsn aea
Trays, Plated Spoons, Forks and castors' Bra
Cages, Boys and Mems Tool Chests tor sale'
at low prices. by 8. B. Marshall q CO., corner
King and Society streets. oeco'W"'AA
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FuRoHaorT, BENEDICT & Co., No. 276 King
street, are, for this week, Offering great bar
gains in Carpets-great reduction made In
This article. decZ
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MAsoNs, ATTENTION You can find all the
standard works on Masonry at Holiness Book
House; also Diplomas and DENTS.
dec10.3*
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~ODaIMERCIAL NEWS.


NEW YoRK-Per steamship James Adger-l60
bags sea Island cotton, 1895 bales upland cotton,
As tlerces nee, so casks clay, TO baes domesacs,
~BosToNePe brig Ella MarIa-486 bales cotton.
162 bbls rosin, rs casks clay, 10 tons iron.
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ONE BOTTLE DURAND's FRENCH FoLi'h
Will renovate q house full OF Furhi'uie'
Only fifty cents. uori0AU0
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On CoNs1aNMENT-10 cases OF Boots and
Shoes, "A fine Saddles. 48s Mcclellan Saddles,
will be sold low. JOHN CoAAINs, Commission
House, No. l42 Meeting street, nearly Opposite
Pavilion Hotel.
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CHRrsrHAs Is coming. For, handsome; Gold
Bracelets, Studs and Sleeve Buttons, go to
IAllan's, 307 King street.
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GOLD AND snvER-HEADED CANES, In great
variety. Just the thing for holiday gifts, al
Allau'a, No. 307 King street.
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GIFTS FOR THE H~oLInAYs.-For Silverware.
fine Watches, gold Opera and Vest Chains, go
to Allan's, 3O7 King street.
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Special Committee on Fire Department.
Council then went into an election for com.
missioners of the market, aud the old board
was reelected with the exception OF Mr.. A.
O'Neill. colored, In the place OF Mr.. Elias Gar.
den, deceased. The board now stands: Chas.
voIgt, James Dunnlng, J. d. Honour, Jr., ia.
cob Mills, Henry Ploger, NJ. Goldsmith, John
II. Steinmeyer, J. B. Howard, c. G. Leslie, B.
Callahan, P. Moran, John W. Hall, A. 0'Nelll.
/ The commissioners OF the Almshoqse were
reelected With the exception Of Mr.. W. q.
| Chafee, who was chosen to fill q vacancy.
The board stands: George Shrewsbury, Robt.
Gordon, n. 2. Laurey, a. Blschoff, @. B. sig-
valid, ". L. Daggett, G.. B. Nell, q. F. Baker,
F. Puckhaber, G.. A. Glover, John Kenny, ".
q, Chafee.
The following boards were reelected as
follows:
Commissioners of o~rphanbouse-W. @. Bee,
B. O'Neill, E. Bates, James N. Carson, E. F.
Sweep7u. Q. q. Bergmann, G. W. Williams,
Andrew Simonds, B. Bollmann, il. Tobias,
l.. D. Mowry, O.. A. Bowen.
Commissioners to Supervise and Control
the Public Lands, now known as Potter's
aon. Marlin Delany, Henry Williams, ]. 2. NJ.
Dereef, WIN. Hunt, G. q. Behre, ]. B. john
son, Robt. Morrlsson, a. Johnson, Thos. B.
Holmes, P. Walsh, c. G. Quicker.
Supervisors of High school-Hon. Il. D.
Lesesne, Hon. Geo. s. Bryan, hon. Geo. Bulst,
Hon. ". D. Porter. Rev. @. @. PlnckDey, T.
NJ. Hanokel, A. 8. Johnston. O. Volgt. B.
O'Nelll, q. F. sweegan, the Mayor, ex of1olo.
Board OF HeaIlh-Hon. John A. Wagner,
Mayor; General W. q. DaSanssmre, Thomas NJ.
Hanckel. Thomas Il. Dolterer. Thomas D.
Eason, George q. Mofart, Captain Jacob
Small, 3. a. Mnckenfues, VIM. L. Webb.
Board of Equalization-George 8. Hacker.
G. W. Siegulons, John 81. Devereu1, VIM. Nc
Kinlay. Jas. q. Wilson, 3. E. Dereef.
Trustees of Charleston College,. j. Pei.
ger, Andrew Slmonds, VIM. B. Smith, 8. G.
Trott.
Council then adjourned.
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II OITY. COUNCIL.

Present, the Mayor, Aldermen oNeill,
Bowen, voigt, Gage, Garrett, Kenny, SWee'
gan, Glover. Johnston, Moran, Simonds and
PelZer.
The Mayor read q petition from farm oWn-
ers on the Neck to be relieved from taxation
on certain property. Referred. Also, q peti-
ton from the owners of Adger's wharf for the
city to furnish extra lamps on the wharf.
Granted.
A petition from N. N. Porter to be relieved
from the tax penalty was referred.
Petitions from NJ. Greenland, B. s. Whilden,
IT. Mott, B. 8. Rhett and Maria Berg were
presented and referred.
A petition of Mr.. 8. Thomas for past dues OF
s,lary as city treasurer was received as In
formation. A similar disposition was made OIL
the reports OF the City Hospital and OF the
city sheriff.
Alderman voIgt, from the committee on
lands. asked and received permission to sell
certain city lands.
Alderman Moran gave notice or a Dill TO
regulate licenses r6r 1878.
Alderman O'Neil, from the committee on
printing, stated that 1t was deemed expedient
for Council 10 invite estimates for the adver'
Using OF public notices and for the printing Of
the same. Adopted.
The committee on the Fire Department pre-
sented the following report, which was &C
cepted as Information
The special committee On the Fire Depart
mept would beg leave TO report: That the
honse In Hayne street has been completed,
and is now occupied by the Young America
Steam ire Engine Company. Thai Q confer
ence meeting was held with a committee from
the Board of Flremasters, at which 1t was de-
termlned that all the companies be ordered
out for Inspection of hose, and each steam
engine company be equipped at all times with
at least eight hundred feet of serviceableh hose,
and each hand engine with at least four hun.
bred feet Of serviceable hose. The report OF
he chief to the Board of Flremasters WILL
show the result of said inspection.
The committee beg 10 express their com
mendation Of the prompt manner IN which
the officers OF the city In the Fire Department
and The officers Of the respective companies
answered to the call made upon them, and
take pleasure In stating that when all the
companies are equipped az recommended our
citizens need have no fears OF any fiery vista
ton, that Ia, provided q scarcity Of water does
not bafde the efforts Of our arenen.
All OF which is respectfully submitted by
E. F. SwEEaAN,
G. VoIGT,
O.. A.. BOWEN,
FRANCIS J. PELZER,
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The Charleston Cotton, Rico and Naval
Stores Markets.

The Charleston Cotton, Rice and Naval
Stores Markets.
OFFICE CHARLESTON NEWS,
TUESDAY EVENING, December 10, 1871
p, O%oTToN.-Thls market displayed an active and
steady character, showing generally o well gus.
talneu demand at about previous fgures. Sales
$500 bales, say So at Is, IL at 151, 9 at lex. 80 at
1eH, 70 at II, at Tx. SO at17x, $50 at 17h, 4s.at
l.x, 1873 at 17x, II at Tx, liza at Is, 47s at 1sH,
II at IS 6-1s, 49, at 1871, s2a a, 1sK, IS at lsx, -
at 1sxc q fb. We q1ote:
LIVERPOOL CLASSIFICATION.
Inferior.
Ordinary to good ordinary ......I7 gt7H
Low middling
hlQullnR.
Strict middliug ................l6x@-
RIoE.-This grain WAS In fair demand at steady
prices. Sales about 200 tierces clean Carolina,
say so tcs at 8 1910, IS at 70, 10 at Slsc, 80 on
private terms. We quote common to fair at eva
@oXc, good 797kc.
NAVAL SToREs.-The receipts were IS bbls
spirits turpentiue and 44s bbls rosin. Sales 16b
bbls splrlts.turpsnine at $50 p gallon. No sales Of
rosins.
ExcHANag.-Sterllng 90 day bills 2oH@2ok.
DOMESTIC EIoHANaE.-The banks purchase
sight checks on New York st H@K per cent, Oh,
and sell at par.
GoLD-12H@laK.
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!EHIS DAE.
Pioneer Fire Company, at Z P. N.
AUCTION SALES THIS DAP.

VIM. Mckay will sell at 10 O'clock, at bis
store, dry goods, clothing, &C.; also, fancy
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ia. Enslow 4 Co. will sell at IL o'clock. on
Central wharf, rigging, anchors, chains &c.
Miles Drake will sell at 10 O'Clock, at bis
store, clothing, hats, &c.
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FIsHER-JERyEY.-o December 4th; 1874. at
Jude's Ferry Farm, In Powhattan County. Vir.
GINA, by Rev. Lewis Wake, IOHAs.: O., PIaHBR, of
Virginia; and MARIA R., daughter OF Dr.. James
P. JerYey, of Charleston, 81
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CHARLESTON, y. o.. .DEoEMBRa1l II, 1879.
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The sobr Mo,lie, Atherton, for Port Royal, SSY
cleared at New York. December I: N
The aahr T. A Edwards, Weeks, for Georgetown,
q n cleared at New YORK, DeSsfnoer I.