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OUR ANscAL ooMMsRMAb REV1EW'

! In our issue OF Monday next, the "a oi
September, We shall print our usual annual
review of the trade and business OF Charles
ton for the commercial year now drawing
to close, The exhibit has been prepared
with great care, and will challenge COIL
parison. as to completeness and statlsticai
value, with any similar review ever isSoeu
in Charleston. Several features OF our COM
merce which have heretofore had scant no
tice or been overlooked altogether, Will
recs;ve the attention that their increasing
Importance demands.
The annual reviews OF THE NEWS have
always q very wide extra circulation among
planters, country dealers and correspond
ents, to whom they are sent by city factors
and merchants; and the opportunity afforded
to advertisers to extend their business an
inouncements 10 THE News Of Monday next
will, Therefore, be an unusually advantageous
ione
Commercial houses wishing copies OF the
Review In letter-sheet form, with their busl-
ness cards printed at the head, should send
in their orders at once.
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OFFICIAL.

LIST OF LETTERS remaining In the PostotIlce
~ oharleston, for the week ending August 80,
l'7l' ana printed officially in THE DAILY NEWS
as the newspaper having the largest circulation
In the City Of Charleston.
~ ONCE hours from A. Ii. to sHP. Il. On
Sundays, from sh to sXP.M.
~ Persons calling for Letters Advertised
should state that they are "Advertlsed.n
SFANLEY'G. TROTT, Postmaster,
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Interior Cotton Market.

1ntertOr Cotton MARKET.
-. % CHESTER. August %.
Cotton steady and In good demand. Ordinary
l5c: good ordinary 16kc; low mddlings 17hc;
mlddlings 1870.
Market much more brisk than for many Weeks
past. Ruling price 1915. Receipts bales; SAILS
l2; shipped 40. ,,o,,,, .,o. no
The market is quiet. Low middnngs Ice.
Good demand. 60.
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81 Persons depositing letters in the Postotiice
will please place the stamp near the upper right
hand corner of the envelope, and they will also
please to remember that without the stamp le'-
ter cannot be mailed, but will be sent to the Dead
Letter Once.
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Hotel ArrIvals-August 80.
PAVILION HOTEL.

PAVILION HOTEL.
A. &. Scott and son, Great Eastern Menage-
rle; j. P. Todd, New Orleans; b. Warden. Ylr.
ginia; J. d. Taylor, New York; P. 8. Worsham,
Northeastern Railroad; George P. Cotchett,
Southern Express Company.
CHARLESTON HOTEL.
Frank Norton, Baltimore; ]. R. Burns. Pitts
burg, Pa; C. NJ. Desil, Galveston; Artemus
Ward, E. A. Marshall Philadelphia; Jessie
Whitehead. Portsmouth, Va; B. b. Hardawsy,
Thomasvllle, Ca; J. L. Sherwood, Live Oak,
La
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VERY CHEAp.-A Handsome Box, contain
ing One Ouire Initial Note Paper, Twenty-four
Initial Envelopes, Penholder and Pen, 1or
only twenty-five cents, at Won Santen's b.
gaar, No. 22s King street. next Academy OF
Mus,c. july6s
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NEW CoTToN FROM ABBEvrLLE.-The ntst
new bale of cotton of the season from Aooe-
Vile County, 8. c., received at this por''
reached here yesterday, consigned to Messrs'
Wiss & Co. It was sent from Greenwood.
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CHRoMos.-To close out t. balance of our
stock, will sell framed ChronHs from 40c. to
81 each. Hasel street Bazaar.
IulyS0-tuths
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/ AN OBJscT OF CsARIrY.-sometime during
Thursday hight, white female Infant, large,
ihea2thy, and neatly dressed, was left In bas-
ket, on the gate step OF the Convent of the
Sisters of Mercy In Queen street. Near morn
ing passing policeman, attracted by Its cries,
carried It to the main Guardhouse, where its
bright eyes and dimpled cheeks excited the
admiration of the brawny Clubs and Stars.
Attached to It's dress was note giving as It's
name ''Imoline Hope," and requesting the
Sisters to care for it, assuring them that 1t will
be reclaimed at some, future day. Yesterday
morning the Mayor notified the Sisters Of the
circumstance, and TWO of them went down to
the Guardhouse Immediately, and took charge
of their unsolicited ward.
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Gnueral Wpnrrs.

~THE RELATIVES, FRIENDS AND
acqualntances Of Mr.. and Mrs j. H. Tie jen, and
OF Mr and Mrs. N. o. Luden, are respectfully in-
vited to attend the Funeral Services OF Mrs.
TIETIEN, at r lite residence. No. SO Mary
street, THIS MORNING. at O'Clock, without fur
ther invitation. augSl''
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BUSINESS NOTICES.

JUST RECEIVED at Furchgott, Benedict q
Co., No. IA King street, rs pieces BLACK
Alpaca only so cents, worth 65 cents;
pieces Black Silk only 81 rs, worth 81 80; z
pieces Black Silk only 50 rs, worth s3. aug2o
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~ THE FRIENDS AND ACQUAINT-
ANOEs Of Captain W. p. Lea and Mrs. sophronta
J. Lea are Invited to attend the Funeral Service Of
Mrs. LEA, at wentworth Street Lutheran Church,
at a O'Clock THIS AFTERNOON aug3I"
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YouNa MEN, TAKE NOTICE. E.-Base Balls and
Bats-cheaper than the cheapest. HAsEr
STREET BAZAAR. - apr20-s
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I SUDDEN PLuNGE.-About halfpast FIVE
O'Clock yesterday afternoon Johnnie Ham,
little white boy, son OF the engineer Of the
lsteam-tug Relief fell overheard while playing
on North Atlantic wharf, aud narrowly escaped
being drowned. colored man named Green.
ii-who was working on the wharf, nobly plunged
into the dock andShronght, the child safely
from the water. Tue little fellow was uu-
hurt, but very much frightened, and asked the
I bystanders If he was going to IDLE after that.
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To BUSINESS MEN.-Saye your money oy
purchasing your Blank Books at the East
Bay News Room. decl4s
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THERAfOafETRIC4A.

.qhe range of the Thermometer yesterday
at the drug store of Mr. Joseph Backman,
on the south side of Broad street, was as fol-
lows: 3 a. H., 80; 10 A. NJ, 81; IL NJ, s8; 2 P.
M So; 4 T. H., So; P. NJ, Sc; P. H., SO.
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FARES GREATLY REDUCED.

Steamers of the above line leave Pier IF6Nk
No. a. North River, foot Canal street, S@8nG
New York. at IL o'cuck noon,' OF the lotn Ua
aud sUtn OF every month. except when these dAtes
An drparT ures connect at Panama with steam.
ers for south Pacific and Central American ports.
For Japan aud Uniua, Steamers leave san Fran.
cisco lrst OF every month, except when fals on
Sundav-then on the day!pfecedtng. :. =. -.
90 direct from New York to AspinwaI
'One hundred pounds baggage free TO eacn faplt'
Medicine and attendance free. .,:,.,i.s;: X:
For Passage Tickets or other information, sppS Ply
Wharf foot of Canal street, North River, New
York. r. n. oaoA, - 2 eoAS.,
auQl9.lNr :.
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CRooUET SEAsoN.-We are now furnishing
our customers with Croquet at So rs. HAsEL
STREET BAZAAR. apr27-sluth
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BEAUTIFUL PHOTOGRAPH FRAMES, at 10 cents
each, at Won santen's, No. 22s King street.
iupl-s
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erry, Miss N ]
eieraon, Hen
t'cEney, Sarah
lnkets0n, Mrs
'inckney, Mag
'inckney, U E |
'lnckney, Jane
'ope, Julia |
'oVre, Mrs E A |
'ulle Ellen A |
',lnce, Mrs Ly- |
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'urce. Lydia |
/ uigley, Miss A |
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tlch3 3rdson, |
Ann
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RISE, Mrs A E
Roster, Eva
Catherine
Rutledge,
PhRue
Salvur, Madame
sanders, Mary
saxon. Omar.
lOtCe
Scheine, Louisa
schroeder, Hene.
retCa
Scissors, Ciclley
scott, susanna
,eabrooK, Mary
Seymour, Lille
Bel
Singleton, ,Binah
Schmit, Miss n
singleton, Mlss
nc
,inkler, Miss 8 a
small, Naucy
small ,:.Delpntne
smith, Sarah-
smith, Moliie
smith, Mrs y
smith. Nancy
smith. Mrs s
. AtLlAr
Smith, Lizzie E
smith, Lnma
Smith, Aanpah
smitnLer isepel-
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Smith, Bridget
smith, Susan B
spring, Marsna
,tUne. M,ssLS
Stralton, Ida K
slllhli'aa.Hl.Mirs llli s
$500:
'rennent, Cor.
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Player rsS1san
Thompson, Juse-
4 phine
TOWNSEND, SO
pnla
Turner, Peggy
Walt,r, Rose
Walker, Miss n
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Walker. Annett
WALTON Fannie
Valley, Pauline
West, e LIZ ,oeth
White, Ellza.
beth.
Williams, Agnes
Williams, Sarah
Williams, Rebec.
ca
Wlillams, Mary
Oliver
Wilson, FloraaA
wilson, Julia o.
VII on jose.
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Wlnslow. Eliza
Wister, Mary
Wood. Ann Cath
q ertng
Woodruff. Bell
Woodward, En-
ma
Wright, Eliza
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PLAYING CARDS, wholesale and retail, very
cheap, at Won Santen's, No. 229 King street.
iun1-s
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-
zP. II. sghday.sohool at9 a. N.
81. Johns Evangelical Church-c0rner Arch
dale and Clifford streets. Sermon at 1880 A.
H by Rev. T. W. Dosh, pastor, and at P. h.
Sunday school at4.3 sop. M,
wentworth Street Church. Sermon at 1880
A. II. BY Rev. W. g.. Bowman. pastor, and
S'@1l BAPTIST.
Citadel Square Church corner of Meeting
and Henrietta streets. Sermon at 1875 A: H.,
hy Rev. O. F. Gregory. Sunday.school at 9 A.
n. No service In the afternoon.
First Baptist Church Church street, be-
tween Tradd and Water, Sermon by Rev. Il.
3. .Shuok, pastor, at 1880 A. NJ, and at T.
u. Sundsy-School at A. ii.
INDEPENDENT. ....,,,,
Circular Church Meeting street, between
Ousansand Cumberland. Sermon at 1850
II. by Rev. W. q. Adams, pastor, and at 5
p.
FRENCH PROTESTANT.
Hueuenots Church, corner ,of. Queen and
Church. streets. Sermon at 10 80 A. ID. oy
Rev. G. g. Vedder, pastor, and at P. II. Sum
day School after morning service.
UNITARIAN. .-.-,
Unitartan Church -Archda street, between
Queen and Clifford Services atl0.3O A. M.
MISCELLANEOUS.
Msrfnersr Churoh-Ghnrch street, between
Water street and Stoll's alley. Sermon al 10. 30
A. u. BY Rev. v. B. Yates. chaplain
between K'ng and st. Philip streets. Sermon
N z. II. b7 Rev. c. 8. Vedder.
Now Church In Greenville.
The Methodlsts of Greenville are erecting q
fine church building, which Is expected 10 be
dedicated about the lat of November. 1t Is
both handsome and substantial, and will have
about the same:seating capacity as the Green
Vile Baptist Church. The dedication services
ara expected to be conducted by Bishop Dog
gett.
Southern Baptist Theological Seminary
The Introductory lecture for the new session
Will be delivered in the Baptist Church In
Greenville On Monday, September 2, at ten
o'clock a. NJ. by Rev. W. q. Whitsitt. Sub
ject: Position of the Baptlsts In the History Of
American Culture. At the close of the lecture
Rev. Mr.. Wbitsitt will be formally Installed as
professor'in the seminary. ~
Religious Notes and Gossip.
-SFhe Charleston Baptist Association ls an
pouneed to meet with the Antioch Church,
Orangeburg County, next Thursday. 49,.
There Will be no service in st. Mlchaels
Church on Sunday, on account OF the sickness
Of the pastor.
The next State Convention of the Bap-
tlst Churches In South Carolina is to meet at
Darlington Courthouse on the fourth Sun
d6ysin November.
.-Bev. A. h. Smith, for twenty-five years
an itinerant and local preacher OF the Metho-
aist Church, died at spartanburg on the 25th
instant, and was buried with Masonic honors
BY Spartan Lodge. he leaves a widow and
five children.
LOT the managers of the Palmetto Orphan
Home, In, Columbia, Dr.. j. w. Parker, presS-
dent OF the board, is leading and Jealous
Methodist; Mr.. Bryan is Presbyterian, and
Major ]. B. Ezell, the secretary, is not mem.
Der of any church. The other members of
both boards, are distributed among all the
chnrGhpA.
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COMMERCIAL NEWS.
ExpOrrs.

PHILADELPHIA Steamship Gulf Stream 10
tierces RICE los bales upland cotton, 1884 Ools ma.
ynl stores liO tons OLD iroa, l0,80U feet lumber,
228 bal domestlcs, l06 pkgs sundrles.
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Drnas,. Qlemlra,s, &r
A RELIABLE REMEDY FOR ALL DISEASES OF
THE URINARY ORGANS.

This Is q Solid Extract, and Il recommended es.
pecially fer Druggists aud Physicans use In pre-
scrptions. The quality and uniform strength Ia
guaranteed. This Extract Is superior tD Opatba
and Cuonns. or plain OIL OF saadal. Unlike most
prep ,raions OF this class, 1t does not nauseate.
The testimonials OF hundreds N public and prl-
vate lie, who have been cured by this prepsra.
tion could be added; but the proprietor wishes I,
to stand upon Its own merits, and only asks 9
single trial tn convince the afflicted OF its efficacy
Circulars and samples ~ BIZ obtained by Ply.
scians On application to
DOWlE, NOISE Il DAVIS,
Agents for So. Ca, Charleston, 8. @.
July8. .stuth8mos
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The Splendid New Iron. Sidswheel' gtealnAniy
GEORGIA, Holiness Commander! win sastafnf
New York on WEDNESDAY,. September. q, a.
O'Clock P. NJ. from Pier No. 3, Union Whasvea.
through Bills OF Lading TO Liverpool and the
New England Cities as usual. l..s.s..s.Ssss
Insurance by Steamers Of this Line " percent.
Far Freight or Passage EnoRgefnenu, haytngz
very One Deck Stateroom comm0dauonA eppy
to WAGEER HUGER & CO., No. 70 Broad st1eos,
or to VIM A. A.0OURTENAF,H No. ! Onion Wnaxyeks
auo1Q 90 ;tJstas s..Ist tjti t5Itfs-
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Meetings This Day.

Homestead Loan and Building Association
at qusrter-past P. u.
St. Andrews Society, at 8 P. NJ.
Typographical Union, at half-past P. n.
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Alron,Mls En-:
Armstrong,
Grace
Bail, Peggy
Barnwell, Kit
Barron, Lucy
Barton. Jane
Baxter, Nellie
becks, HIS A
BecEmaa, The
dUra + 49,,
Bergm an, Ju
tine
Bird. Mrs F NJ
Bla K. Meta
Blair, Tenair
Bosch, Annie
Bradley, Magg
Bray, sarah
Breehalln. Me
Blown, anna
Brown, Jane
Brown, Clara
Brown, Miss
Uelgar
Brown, Mary.
Brown, Marth
Brown, Sebil
Brown, Close
Brown, Miss.
A K !! :.
Brown, Mary
Brown, Ssllie
Buchanan, JuI
BullwiDkle, Gt
tIude A II
Bunch. Eliza
Burke, , Katie
Butler, ReSec
Galloway, ssrj
| Calvert, Mary
| Campbell, n
4
| Campbell, , Rot
| Chapman, S
ran b
| Ohisolm, Ed
| ward
| Clausen, Mrs
| Cochraue, n
| Cogsn, Catl
| Oonlln,KatTe
| OoockT TMethe
| Darby G0atf
| rtne q /,
| David, Fannl
| Dsytes,7 Hare
| De8seMlss u;
| DeSaussure, y
| yEf
| DeRan,,, Berth
| DatineSyMaty
| Dosalg!a!R.7 -
| Drayton, Ellie
| ory SI1-
| Dun, MARY.
| Duney, Carr
| Ehney. LW
| Ellns, Hester
| Fabian, Ama
| Ferguson, I
| John
| Fields,' Mode
| tine
| Friend, Isebe
| 9adSdeD, Flo.
| Gaillard, Mrs
/ Peyre
| Generette, i
| Geroy, Virgin
/ Gibos, Florent
| Gillous, Martf
/ Jane -
| Glur,, Mrs n ]
| Glover, MIS-
i Gl yer, Mary
| Grant. . Mis- A
/ Graves, Mrs ]
+ Green, Rose
l. Green, , Sarah
|, Grothar, Met
K Hamilton, Ms
/ harrington, !
L ma ]
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FOR NEW YoBK.9.gsq,. .rt..t.a )
HEw YORK AND oHARLEsrou ]
STEAMSHIP LrNE.,ii:.. q. 3, :, ,..5,.s; ,,t,,.;
.Es ia Bills h 8 b Y isl6.i

The superior Grst.c' ass sldewheel Steamsxips
n. s.. Woodruff. Commander, Will
sail from Adqer's South Wharf on sATyHDkY;t
the 3tat OF August, at half past O'Clock P.G.rf
Har The MANHATTAN Ia handsomely ana como
fortably fitted up for passengers, aud ohers Bupe
rior Inducements for travellers going. .EuIth. a-!s
~ Marine Insurance by this line Ks per cent.i
~ Through Bills OF Lading given on tjottpRtQs
Liverpool, Boston. Providence, and the Eew. EnSs.
land manufacturing towns. =, ~;
ssr Flrstclass passage $40, which incIudsass
state.rooms and meals. fsAs75, 81
For Freight or Passage Engagement, Sb6Bp6S
aug288 JAMES ADGER. i CO., iAfeuffapF
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aul tl0G19 q aye Iue ra's- r'l's
poar1t.
s,cu ,Sae.-Stsrilng " day DiIlc 21h@al%.
i,oassrIo ,ExoHANeB.-The-. nanks-prr hlse
sight checks on New York at par @ y premium.
and sell at x@X prem1nium. Outside they pur'
chase at l.ls@x premium, and-sel at s.le0H
premium.
aoLD-183A
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OFFICE CHARLESTON NEWS,
FRIDAY EVENING. August 80. 1872
COTTON The demand was rather limited aud
purchasers were enabled to operate at rates
rather more In their favor Sales about ITS bales,
viz: at IT, at l71 l05 at l7, 10 49, at 18ia,
10 at lsX, I 7at1sX, 8 at 10. II at l9il, at coc.
We quote:
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Passengers.

Per steamer Pilot Boy. Mrs Crawley, Miss
Hsrshali, u apple, Hess, and four on deck
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.Receipts per Railrosd: August 3o.
E,l-. ,onT..p ,Stppu RLIIRnAD.T ~

!. .Receipts per Railroad; August 3os
!: :, NORTHEASTERN sRAlLsoAD,5 tJ =
10 bales cotton, 1o7 bbls spirit turpentlne, SN
bbls rosin, cars lumber, Iron, mdse, &c; ~
parker. OPLeyy, G " Williams d co, FROST
4 .co. A J,Sallnas. g B0ag, Cald well Son, 4
Welling, and others
SOUTH CAROLINA RAILROAD.
1o7 bales cotton, 81 bales goods, 80 bbs rosln,
lo5 pbls and bags -four. 26S SACKS gram, c'rs
stock. To Railroad Agent. L ID DeSsaasure, A
s Smith. mowry l. Son, Pelzer. Rodgers co:
I,raW,ey q Dehon, W Ryan, T P smith, g
walter J. CO. Kiusman Il Howell. E Frost q co,
Murdaugh j. Weekly, Dawling. Bee
cn a W Williams &c co, Wis., & CO. W Smith d
co, wagner l. .Monsees. Stenens, Werner Duck
er, aud W Marsche
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SERVICE

OHANGE OF SAILING DAYS, 5s;3 = Ut.
~ If-.,---5 ritdi 800 sT.vsssStss.
INCREASED. SERVICE. eSr 1fi;p
M, --I,;.!i i.s.s.4t:f = 81 t:ts-s
PACIFIC MAIL STEAMSHIP C0MPANYS
THROUGH LINE To-
CALIFORNIA CHINA AND !JAPAN,
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MARINE NEWS BY TELEGRAPH.
- -..i..s =: NEW YORK, August so.
ArrIyCd-Benrfactor and Calaoria.
EyeUiny,-Arr.yed out-Scotia and Call1ornla.
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Chipping.
TIE FIRsr.OLAss IRON SCREW sTEANsHP'

THE FlRsTOLASS IRON SCREW STEAHSHIPs
VIRGINIA, Captain Hinckley,
GULF STREAM, Captain Huntef, ..s
Are now regularly on the Line insuring 1rst.
class sea connection between PhilRdAlpniat ana
panies at both termini; AFFORD rapid transportation
TO and nom all points In the Cotton States, end
to and from Cincinnati, st. Louis, Chicago and
Providence and the Eastern Manufacturing Gen.
trea. |.I'.s.T
~ The VIRGINIA Ia appointed to sail from
broWn's wharf, on FRIDAY, December 9, at
9rhe GULF sTREa AM will follow.
Fof pefucularS or Freight arrangements, apply
70 WE. A. 0OURTENAY, Union Wharvee.
M:P. gLYDE CO., General Agents, Ne. II
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rhs Charleston Cotton, Rice and Naval
Stores Market.
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Aconalra. Mr. :
Aiken. Ed ward
Ashley, LIP :,
. Badger, Mr. Fen
Bacon, Thomas
Beaseman, F "
Bergman, Thee
Bivens, J e
Blackman, Hen
ry
Bowman, O A
Bosche, Jno
BRAID, ]
Briant, Morse
Brothers, James
Blown d SlOau,
Brown, Chas T
Brown, O J Il
Breton. Ellie
Budd, G
GammiIl, Frank
Carter, FRITZ II
Clark, Tnemp.
son
Calder, @ larles
CUlllug. Edwarn
Conner, Patrick
Gnnnor. Jnos
Davis, Jno L
Danlzler, L K
Deveaux, Il II
l)Isher. T g.
Edwards, VIM J
Edwarcs, James
Edwa' ua, Ches
ter
Edwards, Ash.
Try
Emery, Moulton
Elias. Jno Il
Elmore, Wm
Fanna', Rich.
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Fleits, T G
Finley, Thos
Finley, Buoston
Flsliburll, K ]
Fra cisco, Mo
Iian
Fripp, Joseph
GadsteD, James
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Ganges, Thos
Gida, SciciIro
Green, Rev Mr.
Green, Rev jas
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WILL BE
IN made to The Legislature at its next ses.
Charleston Floating Dry Dock and Karine Rail.
way OomPany. auRl.1amo4
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