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The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1872-12-07
q LACONI0S.

II. I. Darlington. ESQ.,, editor OF the MARI
boro,. Times, Is in the city, staying at the
Pavilion Hotel.
-Dr. ". Watkin Hicks, editor Of the Macon
: Enterprise, has been appointed to the pas'o'
rate Of St. Johns Church, Augusta.
Six imbeclles were brought to the City
Hospital Yesterday, from the COLUMBIA
asylum. OF these, Ave are males, and nVe
colored. a
Another rehearsal of the choir organized
for the dedication Of the Masonic Temple Will
a plaoe lii the Grand. Lodge room this
evening.
The Sumter Social Club will give an enter
tainmept st their hall. In Society street, on
"Wednesday evening next. It Is expected to
ben pleasant affair.
The delay in the arrival OF the Savannah
and Charleston Railroad train on Thursday
evening was caused by a hole having been
blown iato The boiler Of the engine near
Green Pond. Nobody was hurt. The train ar
rived about midnight
AT the concert given by Ole Bull on last
Wednesday in Augusta, some persons laughed
toward the last Of the performance, and others
left. This lncensed the vlolinist, and he
refused to proceed with the programme, not
w1rhstanding the continued applause OF the
andlence.y :: ifHlNI
2T~heindividual who was itinerattng around
town on Thursday afternoon selling a fortune
In a sealed envelope for ten cests only, was
notified BY the chief OF detectives yesterday
that his business was not regarded as legiti-
mate, and that 1t was the pleasure Of bis
honor,the Mayor, that he, should leave the
city.
"A would.be burglar, while being pursued
by . detective on Wednesday evening last,
picked q mans pocket at the Northeastern
Railroad depot and Immediately afterwards
left on the eight O'Clock train for Florence.
The detective entered one end OF the depot as
the train lett the other, and was rewarded by
the pleasing information detailed above.
Lieutenant Heidi, of the detective force,
has been commissioned by the Mayor to solicit
subscriptions from. the merchants and resi-
dents of King street, between Calhoun and
Queen, for the purpose Of covering the side
walks of that street, within those limits, with
paving OF the most improved kind. The pro-
jeet b said to be very iavorably entertained,
and there seems to be every prospect Of its
being broughtto a euccesstul result.
Tho inquest over William Warren, the
coIcred boy who died Of spaems at the City
Hospital, about three weeks ago, has at length
been concluded. The verdict was that death
resulted from a blow, accidentally inflicted
with q piece OF wood, by a wood-sawyer un-
known to the. jury. The delay In rendering
the verdict was caused by the coroner's en-.
desyorsi to find the sawyer. The result has
proved, however, that that gentleman does
not court vulgar notoriaty.
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SAVANNAH AND oHARLEsroN RAILROAD.
a.
Passengers.

Per steamship Maryland, for Baltimore-E ]
TayIIr. aud l on deoK.
Per steamship James SAdger. from New YORK -
T T Bryce and wife, Mrs Richards, nr Bryce,
nurs, and infant, Mis- ] Hunr, J Garvin, Ms s
Lucas, F Harrali, A Joss -ylyn, l. Scott, o T Pegg
d wife, Miss Roses, Misc Green A Voshergh, kH
Cum1eld, + A Brown, lane Thomas, Della Denver,
VIM Apger, A U McLau shlIn, N U Connel James
8 Suvestro. P leBlsh and wife, NIB tlark, Il !
Long. l. T Robin, T Allen. Miss 7 Jones, l.
Hannahan, A L Crawford, u I Brown, and 9 In
8teeTaRe.
and zOnisolm.s sLandlngs--F Usmpb.ll,C 1ptain:E
n Sloddard, Il A Marshall, nnd 6 on deck.
: Per steamer Emile, from GeorgetoWn-ReyM Q
Powers, wife and children, DR. Hanckel, DIFF 4
Bond, AG Trenholm, ] Richardron, O P Allston,
r " Richardson, Ar Milnor, J RTurpln, G Lucas,
and son deck. :
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'THH POCKET COMPANION" 10 new and very
neat a~rticle,) containing a slate pencil, pen.
holder, sponge, India rubber, memorandum
book and penknife, all for so cents. ''The
Students Companion" with Ink stand, pencil,
penholder aud sponge, for 40 and SO cents.
'The Scholars Companion" with sponge. rub.
Der, pencil and chalk, for 26 cents. All the
above to be had at FoaARTrE's BOOK DEPosr.
TORY. dec7.stuth3
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Interior Cotton Markets.

Interior Cotton Markets.
COLUMBIA, December 9.
Sales OF cotton yesterday liz bales; m ddling
l7Hc.
For the past two days 90 bales OF Cotton have
been sold In this market at prices ranging from
l6H to Ito.
YoRKvILLg, December 4.
Prices Rave 'rellned during the week fully one.
fourth. 80 from last quotations. We quote
extremes from IA 10 loxc.
CHARLOTTE, December 2.
The market on Saturday was quiet and steady
at The following quotations: Low mlddlings IN,
and mlddlings 17jEc.
CAMDEN. December s.
Tie market for the past week has bern very &C.
tive. Sales have amounted TO nearly 500 bales,
on q basis OF from IT TO Tx aud l8c. Tue snip
ments same time GIT bales.
G%hEENvILLE, December 4.
Cotton Is selling to-day at l6sl7c.
BENNErTsvILLE, December s.
Cotton Is selling at 16aI7Hc.
ROCK BILL, December 3.
The market continues much the same ss 1877 re-
ported. We quote low middIDg i64; MlddlInfE
would command nc more. but Tie ma ket Is DART
OF this grade. Sales Of the week 4a9 bales.
ABBEVILLE, D>cemoer 4.
Cotton Is selling at Ii u II crnts.
SPARTkNBURG, December 8.
Cotton is selling at 8 x
NBwBERRY, D0cembera Q.
Cotton IL quoted at l7Hc.
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REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.

oonveynncos OF Property In the County
OF Iharleston for the Past Week.
The following Transfers Of real estate In
Charleston County AVE been recorded at the
Mesne Conveyance Office during the past
week:
November IL. 1872. "Oranto' planta-
ton, executors of T. j. Porcher to
J. H. Wilson, q. E. Young and J: -
l.. Ancrum. lo0U
November 20, 1877: Lot Wa. New
street, Geo. E. Giobun to Mrs. ]. l..
EsiI.. 600
November 1, 1872. Lot g. 8. Reid street,
sheriff Charleston County TO Richard .
E. Dereef. zoos
November "a, 1872. Plantation, Edislo
Island, Augustine Smythe, referee,
November 4, 1872. Plantation Charles
ton County, sheriff of Charleston
County to Lawrence W. O'Hear..... TIC
November al, 1872. Lot n. 8. South Bay
street, s.. 8. BulIz and E. Perry
Buttz to Florian G.. Mey.......... 5000
November II, 1872. Lot 8. 8. Cannon
street, John P. Happoldt, admins
traitor, to Wilmot G.. DeSaussure,
trustee. 4luV
-, 1872. Lot, Meeting street. II.
w. DeSaussure aud others to Will
mot T. DeSaussure.
November /, 1872. Lot 9. 8. Charlotte
street. executor Richard Yeadon, TO
Mary v. McKirsh 5000
November 20, 1872. Red House" plan
tatlon, Julian Michel to July B own
n othera..... ........-....... SuUu
November %, 1872. Twenty acres, Eds
to Island, Julian Mitchell TO Vim. De.
Saussnre. ouU
October II, 1872. Lot n. 8. Vernon
street, A. Sachtleben to Sarah g.
ClluOTu.. ouV
April /, 1853. Tract, Christ Church Par
ish, Moses Whltesldes to Edward
Biakelry.. $50
December IL, 1871. Tract, st. James
Santee, B. p. Colburn TO Bull Plnck-
......" oV
November ~, 1872. Lot W. 8. King
street, Emily NJ. frott to julia G.
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Pavilion.

MASONIC ELEoTroN.-At the annual oommu-
nlcatEon of P~ythagorean Lodge, No. l, A.. F.
NJ. held on Thursday evening, December 9th,
1872, the following officers were elected to
aerve for the ensuing Masonic year: 8. f.
WEIGH, W. NJ; j. F. Flcksn, 8. W.; E.. s.
Burnham, ]. W.; B. q. Mcdowell, treasurer;
B.. Stewart, aecretary;C. q. Mackenfnss. 8. ;
J. N. Wigfall, +. D.; q. P. Cooke, VIM. McIu-
tosh, stewards; q. Meyer, tiler.
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Tho New York and Foreign Rico marke

The New York and Foreign Rice Market
New YORK, December S.
The Daily Bulletin says Trade has been lin.
tied TO q rev jobblng parcels. aggregating LOO
bags RaDgoon at 7a7xc, and 26 tierces Carolina
at 7xaskc.
From Messrs. Jackson q Tllps Monthly RICE
Circular: In consequence OF the heavy arrivals
OF cargoes On coast, coming uoon FULLY stocked
markets, prices Of soft grain have considerably
declined during the pat month. The Market,
hitherto cnieny supported by the large purchases
for Liverpool account, backed by speculative buy.
log, was not suf1clently strong to stand the .lg
mai and sudden collapse In Liverpool, coupled
with the oner OF their carg0es here. Owing 10 tnls
pressure prices "a pidly receded Cd to Is per cwt
n. m the highest point, leaving US a. present at
The lowest level OF prices yet attained TINS season,
the value OF Rang00n being $500 ex snip, or 9s ca
continent with q dropping tendency. the snip.
ments have continued upon q large scale, aud
show q large increase still afoat over last year,
whereas the Increasing consumption and small
stock In London are features favorable amidst the
prevailing depression. In sympathy Win SOIL
grain, other kinds OF rice have declined In value,
white Bengal showing Cd to 81, and Madras fully
Cd fall. For next sea SUMS shipments OF the new
crop some business has been done at los Tor Ran
COON, continental terms, vii. sellers now ~
rather less money. The quantity now anoat. as
reported by msil, Ia l94, 6Ss tons, against e7,2b2
tons last year, tho stock here bei"g 70 ,eS3 tons,
against II, 900 tons.
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BUSINESS NOTICES..

TIE MASONIC VISITORS who are crowding
Scotts Model Star Shirt Emporium, where
they viii tud the choicest, the cheapest and
the most stylish shirts, neck-wear and furnish
Ing goods generally that can be found any.
where In the South.
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VERY CHEAP.-A Handsome Box, contain
Ing One Quire Initial Note Paper, Twenty-four
Initial Envelopes, g Penholder and Pen, for
only twenty-five cents, at Won Santen's b.
zaar, No. 22s King street, next Academy OF
Music, july6-s
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Receipts per Railroad, December 8.
SOUTH ARoLNA RAILROAD.

14i7 bales cotton, l2l bales goods, Is bbls spirits
t%urpentine, 161 bbls irostn, 6 cara stock To Ratl-
road agent, Lesesne Il Wells, W O Courtney u CO.
J @ Minor d co, X W Rolleson, H Oobia 4 co. ]
Smith d 90. JefrOrds q CO, ] Hassan, Prison BROS.
ers & 90. X y Sharp. @ h Walter & 90. Murdangh
d WeeKley, WardIaw d Carew, Wisa d 90. Pnnale
d Son, II J Salinas, Sloan d Selenious, Williams,
Black q; Williams, " O Bee d co, A b Mulllgan, A
s smith. WI Williams & :op, Bareen q Parker.
Mowry & Son, W P Bowling, T P smith, L D e.
SaussuIe, Counts q Wrolon, Crawley & Dehon.
NORTHEASTERN AILHoAp -..-, ..
$50 bales upland and SO bags sea island cotton,
% bols spirits turpentine, 4s9 bbls rosin, cars
lumber. mdse, DC. To Frost & 90, W z Ryan.
Mowry d Son, Al Salinas. GH Walter d CO. Catd.
well q Son, TP Smuh, A 8 smith. " U Courtney
d CD, harden d Parker. Whilden q Jones. Tren.
holm d Son, A b mulIgan, RaVenel d Co. Pe'zer,
Rutgers 4 co, Murdauph q Wesley, ] D Erik.
patrick, Reeder d Davis, ] Hanckel, G W VII.
lisms L CO. X Roper, r II. lby, KInsmans&
Howell, lngraham b Son. W O Dukes d co, OR
Holmeib N Robson. TG sn"wden, Bollmann
Bros, II Klatte & CO, Tiedemann, Calder q CO, e
WellinE. Railroad Agent, Order, and Others.
SAVANNAH N CHARLESTON RAILROAD.
10 bales sea island and 90 bales upland cotton,
22l bbls rosin, ITO bbls spirits turpentlne, 81 bu.h.
els rolgh rice. cars LUMBER, mdap, &c. To w P
Bowling, 10 CIaussen, 7 2 smith, ] smalls, W
Quincy, J Howard, Fraser 4 DlL RiHamlton,
M sUn, J Sssl 8 " e L FIJI : I : xG ass ( k kS hG ps1ses :
Rodgers! 4 co. J r. Pringle & son, Witte Bros, T
Ynuhiana. J O'clock 4 co, De tlatte, Crawley 4
Dehrrl, U'sey 4 SloNs, Klnsman d Howell, P
Brown, Gailard d hlnotI, Stoney d L0wndes, W
@ Bee Il Gu, Whlllen & Jones, Bard q q Parker, J
u Bryan, Miss E Philips, Ptncgney Bros, W
Wlllsms & Son, g W Williams 4 90. and others.
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FuRoHeorr, BENEDICT & Co., No. 276 King
street, have received 100 sets Oh ouiurens
Furs, only 81 rs; 100 sets of Children Furs,
s. and 81; 100 sets Ladies' Furs-sets from
81 ND. ~
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FuRoHaorr, BENEDICT & Go. have received
a fnll assortment OF Kid Gloves, and offer q
good quality. one button Glove for 81; Two
hutton Glove for 81 Is. Also, sole agents LOT
the Celebrated Cheilly Kid Gloves, each pair
sold under guarantee. oe'N
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o B F L 0 3 kSDSA.
VIA SAVANNAH.

80 p - -n-SF.ia al"
The Splendid Slde.wheel Steamers, @h
DICTATOR. Captain L. II. Coxetter.
OITY POINT Captain Fitzgerald VIII leave
Charleston every TUESDAY, 1HUBsDAY ana suR-
DAY EVENING, at 8 O'Clock precisely, for
SAVANNAH,
FERNANDINA, -
JAUKSONYIILE, - 80, { arf!
GREEN COVE Springs,
i ST. AUGUSTINE
AND ALL LANDINGS on ST. JoHN's RIvER.
Connecting ct PalstEs with steamers for
the Oclawaha River ami with the Steamer STAR
LIGHT for enterprise, EdllonVille, and all points
on the Upper st. J,nu's sud indian RiierH.,t
These One SIeam, rs, built in. New York, espe.
cIal y adapted for the Florida trade, are Furnished
with everV comfort and convenience, aud n1ord
the CHEAPEST, SAFEST AND MOST COMFORT
ABLE MEANS OF REACHING FLORIDA. They
provide q FIRST class table, well furnished: com.
Portable Staterooms, and. make NO. E1IkA
CHARGE Fob MsALS AM sTATERo0AS.
They land slmos at the doors OF the princaPa!
hotels OF all above points, saving tne lnssno ano
{ .nr-t the dangers and OF frequent
changes.
for all points inIhei INTERIOR, sua Mltn tsalfoed
for Now Orleans and Havana, vtaCedat K1yE
Foi Freight or PeassGe, aPpy
Corner vanderhorst's wharf and East Bay.
deco
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Cun1nIERMAL NEWS.
E1portl.

PHuApELpa1A-Psr steamship Gulf Stream-s4
bales COTTON, 201 bales domeatlcs. $40 bbls naval
STORES, IS rierces rice, Is casks clay, Is nhds Iron,
So Car wheels, IS bbls oranges, 100 empty DDs,
~BALTIMoRE-Per ste am ship Marylsnd-254 bales
cotton, 276 tlerces Rice, 200 bbls Rorin, rs bales
dDmestics, 8 bales wool, 7 Casks bones, 3 hnds,
"a bales hides, o. packages. 1900 feet lumber.
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LIygRpooL CLASSIFICATION.

@iGunng.
Strlct mldull0g...
RIoE.-Thls grain was In good request, at nru
and very good prices; sales about 200 tierces
clean Carolina, Fay s lierces at 70. 20 at Z lie. 95
at ~, so OF 7xc, IS at IN. We quote common
to fcir at eK@eK, good 10 7xc.
NAVAL S~ToRRs-The receipts were 107 bbls
spirits and 100 bbls rosin. The Market was quiet
and without transactions.
F~REIaHTs.-To Liverpool, BY steam, di rect, IA
on uplands, - on sea islands; via New York,
IA on uplands, lxd on sea islands; BY
sail I'd on uplands, and I'd on sea islands. To
Hsvre, lc on uplands. Coastwlse-to New
York, by steam, 10 on uplands and - on sea
Islands; 81 Y tierce on rice; soc p Dbl on rosln;
by sail, 30 p b On cotton; 20 p fierce on
rice; soc a Dbl On rosln; $l1S12 q N on lumber;
$12Sl2 so p n on timber. To Bost n, BY steam
xo on uplands and 81 so p tierce on rice; BY sail,
&c q b on uplands; rosin roc; resawed stun
$129l2 80; timber sls@la 80; phosphate s6@5 SO.
To Providence, by sail $lo@1l~ NJ on boards;
&C p b on cotton by steam Xc via New York.
To Philadelphia, By steam SO on %uplands; 81 rs
q fierce on rice; soc p Dbl on rosln; 81 on spirits.
Through bills Of ladlng given to Boston, Provi.
dence and the New England cities are regularly
Issued on this route, and dispatch guaranteed.
BY sail, IS p N on boards; sl2 on tlmber;-4
ton on clay; So so on phosphates. To Baltimore,
by steam 90 p ID; by sail $S@s SO q Mon
boards; - on timber; IS 80 a ton at city; SAG
4 so a ton up river on phosphate rock. Vessels
Are In demand by our merchants to take lumber
freights from Georgetown. 8. O.. Darien aud Sstll-
Ia River, Ca, and Jacksonville, Fla, to Northern
ports, aud $lO@l2 y N are the rates on timber
and boards.
misunderstanding 60 day bills 2l@2lI.
DOMESTIC E1oHANaB.-The banks purchase
sight checks on New YORK. ct X@h per cent. on,
and sell at par.
GoLD-l2H@l8X.
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Weekly Report OF tho Wilmington Ma
val stores Market.

WILMINGTON, december s..
Spirits %TURPENTINE There has been c 'n.in.
cradle movement in the market for this artioie
during the past week, and prices were u Iega's ander
uniform at 66c up To Wednesday, WleI' 10 ~
more favorable adyices and the reported Is ~ NJ
the schr Lucia Murchlson with aea sixUd ana
casks, considerable activity was dispiaynT ~
an advance Of lc wss gslued. TO Gay y sth hTc ~Iib
Inc market continues active arg 1he recelpts Of the
Wess Se SsH moi Upwards e { l S2so Ga .'iy b ssa si1a
large eApol's sno orts, botn cossswise aud Tor.
e ssr. for the month 81 o Soy; ls7a nd I1,a!s 81 ff ISL. v S.ps
casss y - NJ ASST cask., OF tn &c 1904 caslts
W W. en to coa.twlss ports, and 1884 casks 10 foreign
p"rts.
tia dong In the market during the recent week:
Tbe tranpaction3 In bunk have been Confined
nr,ncinaIly to strained, which has been ve'y reg
nnlar snd has been marked with very few nucLns.
mamie ted a poud feeling and prices advanced q
shade, bus the transactions were made with 80
many condition. tnat 1t was an almost impossi.
bic thing to have given 8 true statement OF the
market. Monday the market became settled In
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]FuncHaorr, BENEDICT q Co., No. 276 King
street. are. for this week, Offering great bar
gains in Carpets-great reduction made IN
this article. UA
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ATTENTION is called to q notice In another
part of this paper to the removal of Mr.. VIM.
Harral's saddIery establishment from Hayne
street 10 the corner of Meeting and Hasel
streets. This store was formerly occupied by
Harral, Nichols 4 Co. as a wholesale saddlery
warehouse. We take pleasure in calling al
tention to his large and we'll selected stock of
Saddlery, &c.
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Z FL1aHr OF THE Spirits 1.-The spirits WILL be
waited from their haunts and apoaes' oorne
by the gentle zephyrs of Monday evening,
December 9, to Hibernlan Hall. Only %
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BEAUTIFUL PHOTOGRAPH FRAMES, at 10 cents
each, at Won santen's, No. 22s King street.
iunl-s
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The MONEY will bs refunded If Durand's
French Polish does not do what 1t claIms to
do. no7l3.lmo
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PLAYING CARDS, Wholesale and retail, very
cheap, at Won santen's, No. 229 King street.
jun1-s
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WONDERFUL MANIFESTATIONS at the Hlber.
MAN Hall Monday evening, December 9. Ad-
mission only rs cents.
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CHR1sTMAS is coming. For handsome Gold
Bracelets, Studs and Sleeve Buttons, go TO
Allan's, 807 King street.
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doLD AND srLvER-HEADED CANES, IN great
variety. Just the thing for holiday gifts, at
Allar'U, No. so7 King street.
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GIFTS FOR THE H~oLDAYs.-For silVerWare'
fine Watches, gold Opera ana Ves1 0nains' "
to Allan's, 307 King street.
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czrrpsBs's FANCY HATS "a specially, at
p~leuge,s, No. 20l King street.
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HOTEL ARRIVALS, DECEMBER 8.
Chalesfon,

Charleston.
A. NJ. Sexton, Jr., N. Rosenbaum, 8. Fox.
2. Harral, Mr.. aud Mrs. @. F. Pegg, T.. T.
Bryce, wife, infant and nurse, Mrs. J.. d.
Hunt, L. Scott, J. 81. Pielert and family, J. E.
Lasher, B. Foley, 7. Waterson, New York; A.
Kempson, J. Richardson, ]. Trumble, South
Carolina; A. A. Wamlersil, G. Avele, Rotter-
dam; Mrs. NJ. e. Osbourne, L. G. Osbourne, q.
P. Tuokmann, e. N. Ryan, W. Liebrr, E. A.
Marshall, W. N. Wallace, Philadelphia; ]. b.
Walker, T. h. Crosby, Virgin!~:J. G. Thornton,
Macon; Mrs. 8. NJ. Shaw, 'opertown; F. A.
Brown, England; A. Nasburgh, Fort Plain.
Pavilion.
Jos. 8. B%rocklngton, Williamsburg; VIM. P.
Henson, VIM. P. Stansill, Whiteville; j. A..
Salters, Northeastern Railroad; B. G. Kirk,
Louisville; 4. F. Parliman, Palmyra; VIM. J.
Spires, J.. W. Lawrence, St. Stephens; 8. P.
Drafts, suannies; ]. c. Hess, J. E. Palm. New
York; J. 8. Darlington, Bennettsville; g. W.
Rayson and lady, South Carolina; J. F. Baker,
Grahausville; A. Anchor, Baltimore.
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TEE HUMAN KITCHEN n ITs DUMB WAIT
Eas.-The body Is supplied With alinent oy
vessels which connect the stomach and us
auxl!laries with the venous:system, and, 30 to
speak, perform the Office Of dumb walters In q
restaurant. In other words, these media OF
communication between the animal kitchen
and It's dependents supply to each member
and organ, near or remote, the quantity and
kind of sustenance required to kept going.
When the stomach is derelIct In Its duty, or
the dumb walters inert or obstructed, 1t IL the
peculiar province OF Hostetter's Celebrated
Stomach Bltters to strengthen and regulate
them. Hence it's marvellous cures of chronic
indigestion, and the cancellation, debility and
languor which are generally Its concomltanls.
It is, moreover, q powerful Alternative and cor
receive, and the rapldIty with which 1t checks
irregularities OF the liver and bowels, and
braces and invlgorates the nervous system, is
a marvel, not only TO the general public, but
to professional men. dec3-tutns5D&W
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1872-12-07

LOOK OUT for shat mysterious man" at
Hall Monday evening, December 9.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1872-12-07
FARES GREATLY REDUCED.

Steamers Of the above line leave PJrl6H
No. A, North Rivsr, Iooto or Csnslts1eeLSS
New York, ct II O'Clock noon, Of The 0ta. 2t1
and 3oth or every month, except when theeedAtse
All departures connect dc Panalng win StsSm.
ers for south Pacific and Central Arterfca4.poStA
For Japan and China, steamers leave SAN Fran
cisco frst Of every month, except when IL ialbon
No California Steamers IouchI ss Hav6ns, bnt
20 direc. from New York 70 AspinwalL
One hundred pounds baggage free 70 each sdpls
Medicine and aftendsncesfee.st III ss5 III "a
!, ,FprPsssage Tickets Or 4Sher infoEma4o46fnpH
Wharf foot of Canal street, North River, Kew
York. F.. Il BAB1, Agent.
augIe.1yr crcaH
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1872-12-07

A FINE assortment Of Fur Trimmings at
plenge's, No. 20l King street.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1872-12-07
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SAVANNAH, Ca, AND sEM.WEEKLY 10
BEAUFORT, SC.
The Steamer sGcs
PILOT BOY,
Captain ". 7. NcHelty,

VIII leave Accommodation Wharf eEHEh
every MONDAY MoRN1ka, ss 8 O'Clock. s8R
for Savannah; Beaufort, Hilton Head and opsnisn
Wells. Returning, will leave Saysnnhh every
TUESDAY MORNINGS al
win leave for Beaufort, Pacific and 0hisolm's
Landings every THUR5DAY MORNING, al O'CLOCK.
Returning, Will leave Beaufort every FRIDAY
MORNING. -riIs
Goods consigned o.care OF Agents win be for.
Warded free OF storage or commission.
Freight received WgDlEsDAYs ind SlTuRDAYS
must be prepaid to Way Landings. a-i gS
Freight received for polnLS on Savannah ktyef,
to be transferred to Steamer CLYDE, which leaves
Savannah every TUESDAY MORNING.
n. B. After the 18th instant. rs Per cont. eddi.
t1onal will be charged on Freight 70 sill points,
except savannah and Beaufort.
For engagemenls apply to
RAvENEL, HOLMES 300,
oot9-ws No. 10 Ea4s Bay.