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a Cup-or Tea.

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WetWo sat by table round;
The c1ina cups were white;
The tre; burned with 9 Grooming souno'
? 10 add TO our delight.
The lamp.l,ght played upon the race
- Which smiled from out tne caale
jagsfore me, with modest grace
And pretty, home-like air.
LEANED back, burdened with a sense
OF life complete and full,
or lotos.eating incidence,
Dream'lIke, but not too dul:
q She poured cup with careful hand;
The fragran incense rose
In curling vapor, warm and bland,
To greet my grateful nose.
Few were the words mind we said;
And vet, It seems to me,
Some sweet and dainty love was maoe
Above those cups Of tea.
And as / fingered. 10th to rise,
She looked across at me,
And murmured with beseecnin8 eI CD
1Have one more cup OF tea J"
What could dor She was go fair
How could such g noodle De
AS to depart and leave her there
Alone to drink her tear
And 80 It somehow came to pass
THAT this year, too. for me.
In shat same chair, the same sweet lass
Is pouring cups or TEA.
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MARINE NEWS.
CHARLESTON, 8. JANUARY le.
LAT 81 deg 4s min So sec. Lon 7adeg ST min 27 c.
ARRIVED YESTERDAT.

Steamship Champion, Lockwood New York
| left 18th inst. Mdse. To James Adger CO, @
Express co, J Adger 4 90, Adams, Damon 4 co,
D A ANIME, d A Ashton, Jno Archer, E Bates 3
co, II Barnwell. E E Bedford, W n Bird q co, G
A Bowman, Boyd, Boyle Bolmann Bros, T
Byrne Fogsrty, O Borner, ool Bradley, Dr. q
Baer, q Bisohon q CO, y a Behre. T Brown, W
Brookbanks, O Bart d co, Darlington, Thomas d
CO. N Cater, Chapea1 q Henron, d Coola co,
Mrs Chisom, Geo Cook, Courier OH Q, Capt
L III Coxetrer, W II Chafee d CO, cameron. Bark
ley co, T Campbell, coosaw Mining CO, Chase Il
Cutnno, Cohen. frame, Boylston & co, Doug.
las l. hi ler, Dowie Noise & Davis, II Due, A "
Fleming, d + Fleming a CO. Nellie Elagg. Frost
Adger co. Forsythe, AcComb d CO, O FRANKIE,
W Forsythe. Furchgott, Benedict Il CO, B Foley,
Fogartie's Book store, l. Falk co, II Gerdts 4
CO, I Hall & CO, q Hayden. VIM Hunt Bur-
kamp Il CO, Holmes's Book House, Hart d co, s
H lines, $ Hyer e Jackson, job ston, Crews
Kriete Ktnsman Bros, Knsman Howell, J Ku-
linski, Knnck Wickenberg d co, II Lawtun d
CO, Knobeloch small Kanapaux Gonzalez.
Ganssp tnn tsm9
Martin, martin, sam r Marshall & co. McLoY i
Rice. W Matthiessen, "A. McLeish, W Mclean, G
Milnor q co, .MeGary, N Marks, Mrs Mas er;
S SNipson. J O'Ntill. P Parietto, Pelzer, Rodgers
& co. Peoples National Bank, E Perry, N n Por.
ter. @ P Poppenhtim, Port Royal Railroad co,
Quackenbusn, Q1lrouo. QuacKenousn Estll
Dawson 4 co. J Read, F A Schtfery, L Schnell,
CT Schwettmsnn, d II Sllco1, W Steele. Louis
Schotland, Stsffens. Werner Ducker, VIM Shep-
herd d CO. II Sonneyfoux. J Taylor co, Jonn
Thomson Il 90, Thomas d Lanneau. Thomson,
r Thomlinson l. CO. N Trlest, L Tyler, J Ter
ry, W Uferhardt, Walker. Ev ms & O0gswell, d
Warren, VIII Welch, VII te, OF Mieters, John
WutbLrn, Whittemore 4 Rhodes, w W Walker, Mr.
Wnltlock, aud otners. AT II is P u, on the 18th,
Is miles s Sc from Frying an shoals. exchanged
signals with the schr Florence Rodgers, bound
North. ,.- !. - !,s...
Steamship Virginia, Hinokley, Philadelphia a-lert
18th instant. Mdse To w A Courtenay, Railroad
Agents, W Marscher. Elias Bro, e Adger & CO.
Q1ackenbush, Esiu d co. l. Webb, Thomas L
Lanneau, R Thom!nson 3 CO. q Bischoff & co, B
Feidmann CO, Geo Williams i o.. b klatte &
CO, Florida Steamers, Ravenel, Holmes d co, Edw
DAILY, o ANIME, Jehords CO. DR. Fl Baer, Luhn,
Wsgener Monsees, Bollmann Bros, NJ BRISTOL
& co, Duval Son, ] Greer Il Son, Holiness
Book Store. Fogartie's Book Store. q BuIwinkIe,
Walker, Evans 4 Cogswell, Chase Cutlino, Il a
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New York Naval stores Market.

From the Daily Bulletin saturday January, aS, iS; So
Receipts to day 200 bbls crude turpsnns' ,rnon
the were q shade easier today but very mttle
done, as holders would not ofier at decuns
There were rumors OF sales 81 Sac anu "a sc1ua.
c6anrable. Rosins are fairly active, with sales
OF $500 bbla good strained at goo DO az 10;
so do at 81 IS; l5O bbls No at S.. and Il bols
81 rs. Tar is quiet and unchanged. Pitch
steady.
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Charles A. Easton's Cotton Report for
tho Week Ending January 10, 1879.

NEW YORK, January 13.-THE MARKET.-ln
oar last report the market closed strong at 2oEc
for middlings. Saturday the market was s.rong
and prices: no higher. Ho,ders ofersd alr lair
BUYERS were MOI very anxious, and Cperatea
cautiously; sales 3o18 bales; middhngs 2lHc
Monday the market opened strong, with lair
inouirv from spinners and exporters, and prices
we're adyaaced fully Hc; but towards the close
the tone became weak. with disposition on the
part or holders to realize; Gales s7ls; middlnEs
81 20 Auesday the market was weak, and prices
20 lower: the offerings were fair, but not press.
ed; sales 27ls bales; middliDgs 2lhc, Wednesday
there was q fair demand from exporters anu
spinners at unchanged prices; sales 2eaS bales.
Thursday the market was ffmer and prices: Hc
HIGHER: the favorable sdvices frem Liverpool had
a Eliminating effect; sales 1859 bales; middllngs
21Kc. Yesterday the market was strong and
prices were advanced sc. The continued layor'
ahIe adyices from abroad, together with small re-
ceipts at the ports, Impaired strong toae; sales
o9,s halea. niddlinQR 22Xc.
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CoMaIER0IAL NEWS.
The chxrleston Cotton. Rice and Naval
stores Market. g3

The Chkrleston Cotton. Rice and Naval
:. stores Market. ~
.,sa OFr1uE CHARLKsroN NEWS,
60 = MokpIY! EVENING, January 10, AS7Z' -.
zCorroN-This article was dull andweak, with
very limited demand, mainly from one buyer
vho operated 10 the extent Of about $50 bales at
XcR Ii decline; these rates were not, however.
"a an cases accepted by factors. The sales were
al bales at 1sc Is at Isx,l at 1s 40 at ls1<, 100
at 2ox, . at 2ox. We quots nominany
- LIVERPOOL CLASSIFICATION.
Ordinary to good ordinary. ......ls gls&
LOW MID dung. .........IoaV,
Middfiue. Observation-Disclosures. .noMlnal.
.RrcR.-Thls grain. was In fair request at on
changed rates. Sales about $50 tlerces OF clean
Carolina, say ss tIerces at s-16 27 at TX, 2e AT
7a.le, esat 1X, % at 7xc p b. We quote COM
mon to fair at 6K@7K, good fx@so.
NkyIb SToREa1Tnere were no sales reported'
FRKIaars-To Liverpool, by steam direct, nomi'
nslon uplands, nominal on sea islands; via New
York xd on uplands, Id on sea islands; by san,
x@I-1ed on uplands, on sea islands nominal. TO-
Hsyre 1e on uplaads. Ooastwise-to New York by
steam Kc On fupIands and Icon sea islands; 81 p
sIsrce On rice; by sail Nc on cotton; ;---S tleree
on rice; 400 q barrel on rosin; s1@s p on lum7
ber; $s@1o p n on timber. To Boston, by SAIL
No p b on upland cotton. To Providence, by
sail 50 a N on boards, 80 2 b on cotton; by
steam 81 p bale On New YORK rates. To Phils-
delphis, ,by steam Kc p ID on uplands; BY SAIL 81
RM on boards; 50 on;tmber;1sS per ton en- clay,
ana $sass so on phosphates. TO Baltimore, oy
.steam 10 . fb by aail, Sc 6o@7 . II on boards;
3s@s rs q ton on phospha rock. Vessels are IN
demand by our merchants to take lumber freishts
from Georgetown, s. O., DArlen apa satilla River,
Ca, and Jacksonville, Fla, to Northern ports,
and. $Io@l2 2 II are the rates On lumber and
Misunderstanding so day bills l7x@i7X.
,DeAEs1o ExoHANaE.--Thes banks are pur'
chssng sight checks ct X on, snd sell at par.
aoLD.-sh@9K. :. ..;,.; :; !; - -. M
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pURNHAA'S YEAST POWDER.

Having used YEAST POWDER in our families
for several years, we give decided preference
above all other, to that prepared by EDW. 5.
BURNHAM, Druggist and Apethecary, No. 42l
King, near Calhoun street: :.
Rev. JOHN T. WIGHTAAN, d. ID.
Rev. T. E, WANNAMAKER.
PIX. COBURN, Intendans Town OF Summer.
vile. 8. O.
G. L. HOLMES.
GEO. s. PELZER, II. d.
W. 3. SMITH, Master Mashinist, s. Q. R: B.
B. O. WEBB, nov48moa
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Now York Rice Market.

The general demand is not very active and IN:
cludes only about the ordinary Job lots as wanted
BY the regular trade. The stock is under good
control, and holders remain firm at full former
rates, with domestic held little higher in some
cases. Today there has BEEN q slight increase OF
the movement. Sa,es OF 50 tierces Carolina at
SXasXc, 200 bags Rangoon at 6Haic In 6ond, aot wv
bags dU. al SIC gold, and 25O bags fasna d.
S3 56k.
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THE UNEQUALLED MACHINE.

The HOME SHUTTLE uses the Straight Needle,
makes the lock stitch, taliSe on both sidesD has
self.adjustiDg tension, snd is III only hrst CLASS
low price Sewing N chine In the market adapted
for every variety OF sewing from muslnB to
heaviest cloths. Price SIS ard S37.
.Agents warted. Send stamp for circular and
SAMPLE OF Sewing. T. l.. BISSELL,
General Agent,
jan1l-fm W6mo Charleston, 9. @.
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Sales of the week II, S92 baleS-in cluding 66II
20 spinners, 1925 to speculators, and $3.50 to ex-
Gross receipts at this port for the week 20, ,0Ss
bales. Since st september 37l, ,134 bales, against
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Passengers.

Per steamship Champion. from New York
lev. wife and child, Chester and wife. James
Wardlaw, wife and three children, Mrs Aill!sen,
q Elmer, F Havlland, B B Lyons, Mr. Juoos, DAM
Feeks, Mrs Diers, ]. hcPartlin. Long,
Pope, a II Glireath, r Green, NJ Rogers. MT Ska.
gaws, Chas a Ecclesron, Orippen, R Butts,
Mrs Gilman, Miss McoVv, James Russell, van
Whitlock, Miss n r Whitlock, Mr Miller, ana nVe
In the steeraRe.
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Receipts per Railroad, January 1s'
soUrH CAROLINA RAILROAD.

251s bales upland cotton, 100 bbls naval Stores
8ao bales hay, cars stock. mdse, &c. To Railroad
aUent VIM Bee co, Kipsman Howell A B
HSIlipsn. q " Williams i CO, Geo q Walter l. co,
Trenhoirn 4 Son, W W Smith, Mowry 4 Son, "
" Smith, Pelzer, Rodgers d 60, y Salinas, D
DeSaussure, W Gurpey, Bowling d CO, Prlngle d
SON, a o Hadgins, " z Ryan, PeaKe Miles, #
Chapeau Whiit en- 6.Jones, hurdaugh & Mathewa,
CaldweI d Son, G Crawley, W Courtney O.,
Wardlaw Carew, Wltte Bros, W q Jones d co,
Douglas 4 Jackson, @ r Holmes Frost, Adger
co, Wiss D. CO..
- NORTHEASTERN RAILROAD.
155 bales upland and bags sea island cotton,
las bbls naval stores, cars Of lumber and Wooa,
rough rice. nails. mdse, &c: TO A salinas ~
Wilianns co. Frost Adger Il CO, Mowry Son.
s Smith, p smith, J PRINCE 4 Son, Caldwell
q Son, Witse Bros, Pelzer, Rodgers co,
Connor & Son, Mulligan, Trenhoim son.
D Stoney, Railroad Agent, end ORDER.
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Duc. James Cosgrove L Kornshrens, q Ma.
than Tiedeman, Calder co, Soaaer, sos y
AIKEN a Tiefeathsl, WI Yates, WASTE baIoea
= co nowe. Noise Is Davis, Shackelford Kelly,
e " i,ater Rnobeloch 4 Small, Moses Goldsmith b
snn. A Hammerscnmidt, A Whitney, Mrs Ann
i Ross. c o F Wieiers, VT Paddon, Campbe!l.J R
Read, Strauss & Bro, 8 Burnham,J Thomp.
son co, @ Panknin, Hart & co, Northeastern
Railroad co, and others. Experienced heavy
weather on the passage.
Merchsnts' Line brig Erie, Sears Boston-S
days. Mdse. To W Roach CO, b Bulwlnkle. 8
n Brown. r Cowperthwait S Railroad co, Q D
FRANKIE, Tedeman, Calder & CO, D Fleming q
CO, Hart & co, Kanapanx Gonzalez, klnsuan q
Howell, Geo A Locke, Klinck, .WicSenoerg co,
q silcox, o Wlesers Geo " Williams co, Robt
White. Right Rev W W Howe, A G BroWn' ano
others. 90
days. Ballast. To W P Hall.
Commercial Line schE Adeltza, Huntley. aeW
York-5 days. Mdse. To q Baker co, S0ntn
Carolina Railroad Agent. Biscnon Co. y bsss 10
co, VIM Bee q co, Err OoWpertaWaitL, + aoimes oaU
BIOS Klatte 4 co; 0has Kerrison Jr, CO, F
KresBeI. Jr, q Lillentkal co, a Nimitz, N ID Por-
ter, Paul, Welch Brandes. Poppenheim; Ars
Tanlunson, sseneps Werner IGssn DuSHe1' ntfo
wieters, P walsh. Z Weispopf, and others;
Schr samuel C8stner, Lake. PHilsdelphtaG5
days. Coal. TO the Gas Company. Vessei 70 tue
Schr WIN & JohnxLeonard, Santee.. 1860 buah.
els rough rice To @ Bee & CO.
Schr Ogeeohee, Reynolds, Back River. 2e45
bushels rough rice. To W O Bee CO.
Sloop Greenleaf. Nicholas, Santee. $40 basnes
rough rice. To W @ Bee CO.
Boat from John'G Island. bag5 sea Island cot
ton. To & Roper.
Boat from .Eaisto 4 bags sea Island COTTON.
Received from 0hisolm's Mill. 81 tlerces rice.
To E N Thurstor.
III THE oFFING.
British ship Julia, Baker, Havre via Tybee. Bal
last. To Henry Card. -.u.
British bark onward, Evans, Havre. Ballast.
To Henry Card.
,H@T SAILED YESTERDAY.
Schr Vraie, Mason, New York.
FROM THIS PORT.
Steamship Charleston, Berry, at. New YORK,
January Is. ..4.l -!
Bark Vinco; Robson, at Liverpool, January lS.
Bark Oriental, -, at Liverpool, January TO-.
Schr Eugene Borda, Latham, at Jacksonville,
schr CHARLES Dennis, Mccormack, at New York,
UP FOR THIS PORT. = : .
schr Stephen G Hart Hart, at New YORK. 18th
January.
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PROVISIONS AND PRODUCE MARKETS.
LIVERPOOL, January l5-Noon.-0orn SIS Cd for

: .'Evening.-cumberland cat ass Cd. Short rib
middles S4s Cd. Tsllow ass Sd. Fine rosin 26S. .
NEW YORK, January 15-Noon.-Flour duh and
and unchanged. Pork steady; new mess $14a
II 25. = Lard quiet at sXasH. Turpentine steady
at e7a87h. Rosin quiet at 81 7oa4 rs for strained.
EVeninY.-Flou" quiet and unchanged. Whis-
key unsettled. Wheat steadier; winter red 81 90
aie4.. Corn steady. Rice hrm at SxaSxo. Pork
Si4sl4 Is. Beef steady. Lard firm; kettle 70.
Naval stores and tallow steady. Freghts steadler.
proved d-mand. Wheat active. Corn dull and
steady; white 63a67c; yellow 64aeSc. Oats dull at
62a5e. Rye firm at 81 05. Pork steady at $l4 so.
Bacon ste w.; shoulders &c. Whiskey sSKc.
.C1koINNArI, January 15.-Pork steady. Lard
firm anf shade higher Bacon in light demand
and holders. firm; shoulders 6xc; stiles 7kaSH.
Whiskey lower but In fair demand at sSc.
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The Splendid New Iron Side Wheel Steamship
GEORGIA, HoLMss, Commander, Will sail for New
NJ. from Pier No. 2, Union Wharves.
Through Bills Of Lading TO Liverpool by
WILLIAMS d GUION STEAM LINE. To Genoa,
Trieste, Naples, Legh0rn, Christianis, Gotten
SHIPS, To New England Cities as usual.
Insurance by Steamers Of this Line n per cent
For Freight or Passage Engagements, having
very nne Deck Stateroom accommodated g, apply
to WAGNER, HUGER 4 CO., No. 26 Broad street
Jan1s-2
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LIST OF VESSELS
mp. CLEARED AND SAILED FOB THIS PORT.

FOREIGN.
LIVERPOOL. e"..,,
Br ship Msgdala, Black, up....... u
The Soesknmmeren, Westergaard, SID. OCT u
Br bark Sarah Al Smith, Bishop satled.. .;Dec
BRIsfoL, ENG.
Br bark Architect, Doddridge, sailed. ......oct II
BORDEAUX.
The Ebenezer, Matheson, sailed d...........Dec
CARDIFF.
schr Henrietta, Burnett, cleared. d..........Dec 8
HALIFAX, Ns.
Br bark Windermere, Yeaman, cld........Jan
DOMESTIC.
schr Cnas oomery, Pinkham, cleared. d......Jan IL
NEW YORE.
Schr Merw1n. Pearce, up.........:......!a Jan
Schr Ens Matthew's, McElwee, clea red. .....J Ian 9
Schr N Hawkins, Wyatt, .Dec 20 20
Schr W Maitland, Colcord, up............geo "
Schr Jas Wall, Grover, up.................'an o
pHILADELPHIA.------
schr l. n Reed Steelman, cleared. Ian II
Schr Julia A Garrison, Smith, cleared..... Jan
75l I BALTIMORE.
schr Harriet Baker, webber, up .:..........J Jan
Schr Z simmons, Edge, cleared. ..........!an II
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-RO6ADATI6g

ls SOLD BIZ ALL DRUaa1sfs.
DOWIE. NOISE d DAVIS, J Wholesale
GOODRICH. WIHEHAN q 0o., Asents In
DR.. b. BAER. Cnarla1ton'
nar5-U
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Markets by telegraph.
MONEY MARKETS.

HONEY MARKETS. 81 -ft..
9L9'poN: January, .1S.-Noon.-oonsolS s2k:
1ouS 1oaufS1srnoon.-American securities quiet and
s'ssuy FaiysxroRr, January 0.-Noon.-Bonds ses<. Z
PARIS, January l6.-Noon.Ihentes ooi Era;,n,s EzSi
steady: Stocks strong and steady GoVe.nsns d
dUiI an steady. Money easy at g. Cold stesay
assX. Exchange long sn; short w. ~, ,,.o,,on
commission. aSS, but closed a. currency. .s.srng
SxaaK. Gold very dull, sHas: Governments @
dol and steady Sky twos Io Tepnesssess s'x! 81
new So Leyee. 30; Flights 10. Alaoamas 80;
Tve, 40. Georeias 70; Sevens SO. North Carroll.
mas ss: new IL South Carollnas 80; new FAX.
- COTTON MARKETs. &
LIVERPOOL, January I6.-Noon.. Cotton opened
quiet and steady; uplands gr'esGs iu nIota.
lions unchanged; sales estimated stlo, oaieS'
Speculation and export 400o. o.-,,,.<,.
E'Eyeuing. Cotton closed STEADY; uplanus lo1aj
3Essas;I6S%d; ;6 sales 10 600 bales; spsco'a"0n anu
NV YosxJan 15-Noon.- Cotton nominal; up.
lsnha 20, Orleans 22xc. Future saies on Satueasy
TE.Sf s:io; February, %, q l51e. 2tN: 2ix,
ag;Apn, ax' q s-le, 22 n.lsi May. 2,22 Ills,
Ne 1.1ESentnF:4cottoh Weak; sales $40 bales; up.
hnds .MTc; Orleans 22kc sales OF futures TO.
day 1000 bales, as iollowa: January ana Feorua'
yHz1 1Ils 2lS y IiSs4SS Sg nsaea aaVa
:Bosr6H, janGsry I5;A-!Cotton outlet; middthgs mi
nxSaaxc; ;nst receipts 2ss bales gross 4iss; sales
PaITxDKErHii; January 16-Cottoa quiet; mid.
BtIr1EosE, 5anqaFyg Is.IQSston arm; mid I'D
ports esAsawfse 1856; sales 6S2; srock 27so: -
tNORFoLK, January l6.--Gotton Qaies; low ND
dIings nominsly 200; receipts liza baies; exports
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MARINE NEWS BY TELEGRAPH.
LIVERPOOL, January l5-Arrived, the Alexan.
der Belgravia an6 Avondale, from New orleans
Oriental, Charleston; Caspian, Raltimore-cotton
laden. II.t "a. .ts.#J.
NEW YORK. January lS.--Arrived, steamships
Herman Livingston, Colorado and Donan.
Eyening.-Arrived, steamship Charleston. Ar
rived ont, the Europa, Winn, Alpha, Abyssinia
and Caspian.
MEMORANDA.
IN. schr Myrover, Brown, which sailed from
this mort a few DAYS since for New York, return-
ed yesterday to rent, having experienced heavy
gales since leaving port.
The schr Altoona, Fitzgerald, from Beaufort,
@, arrived at Boston January II.
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ROSADAIIS

IL Alternative, Tonic and Muretic, and acts st
one and the same time upon the BLOOD, LlVER.
KIDNEYS and all the SECRETORY. ORGANS, an.
pelling all impure matter and building MP tho
system to healthy, vigorous condition
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ATLANTIC ACID PH0SPHAT

the direction
t
Wagons and Mules are
PELZER, RODGERS & CO., General Agents
dss4nn CHARLESTON 8. c.
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Ghiuu1nq.

DOR ANS ERDAM.
II
The Flrst.class German Bark EDWARD, IT
100 bales Capacity. Captain Hulberstadt, $2
Will f sufficient Freight oners) be put on Dertn 10
load for the above port. r
: Apply to q HENRY CAkD.
Janis accommodation Mha[l.
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RO6ADAL1S,

endorsed by Rev. DABNEY BALL, now or NafY.
and Conference formerly Chaplain In the. Con.
(ederate Army Of Northern Virginia
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III LIVE R PO OIL.
The tue ship MUSCONGUS, Cover, Master, LII,
having large portion OF her cargo engag- go
ed, will meet with dispatch. ..,..
For Freight engagements apply to
'ian126. WAGNER, HUGER d co.
Beaufort Republican. [volume] (Beaufort, S.C.) 1871-1873, 1872-08-01

as they have always meant in the die
tionary. substantially one and the same
thing, namely. equal rights, regardless
of creed. or cline, or color. hail this
as a genuine new departure from out
worn feuds and meaningless centen.
tions in the direction of progress and
reform.
whether I shall be found worthy to
bear the standard ofthe great liberal
movement which the American people
have inaugurated is to be determined
not by words. but deeds-with rae, if
steadily advance, over me if falter.
It's grand array moves on to achieve
for our country her glorious beneticent
destiny.
remain, gentlemen, yours,
HORACE GREELEY.
Beaufort Republican. [volume] (Beaufort, S.C.) 1871-1873, 1872-08-01
PROBATE NOTICE.
THE STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA, !
Beaufort County.
By r. HoreU GleaceS, Esq, Protdt
,JudGR.

Whereas, William s. Lance made suit
to me, to grant him letters Of administra-
ton Of the estate and effects of Thomas
Fercbee.
These are therefore to cite and adulou-
ish all and singular the kindred and cred
ftors of the said Thomas Ferebec, de-
ceased, that they be and appear, before
me, in the court OF probate, to be held at
Beaufort, on the ID Friday in august
next. after publication hereof, at Il
0 clock in the forenoon, to show cause if
any they have, why the said administra-
tion should not Be granted
Given under my hand, this twenty
seventh day of July, Ammo DENIM. 1872.
r. HOWELL GLEA{ES,
Probate Judge.
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Photographs & Ferrotypes.

NFMS BARTON WOULD INFORM THE
IN public that having just received new chemi-
Gals and material
PHOTOGRAPHS AND FERREOTYPES
will be taken daily in the hgheststyle Of the art
iii August lst, when the gallery viii DC closed for
the summer
Sd. L. GLENN Esq, will attend particularly 10 the
Photographic department.
Satisfaction guaranteed.
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THE REDEMPTION ACT.

Persons claiming land on Hilton H a
and adjoining Islands, now held by Ii,
United States, under the Act tnt el
s'An Act for the collection Of direct take
in the insurrectionary districts with I,
the United States"-wishing to sell :,
recurring funds to redeem the same can
make favorable arrangements by ad' ress-
ing with full particulars.
r. G. MCINTYRE.
Hilton Head, June "a, 1872.
June 26-6m.
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OFFICE SCHOOL COMMISSIONERS,

OFFICE SCHOOL COMMISSIONERS,
BEAUFORT COUNTY,
Beaufort, ). c., July ), 1S72.)
BY virtue Of poTer in me vested hy chapter 49, Sec
tou of the school Act, the following islands are
hereby detached from their respective School Dis
tricts viz Ladys Cane and CoOsaw Island, District
No H.
Paris nd-Hssse Islands, District No 10.
L. :. LANGLEY
JIly.11-it. School Commissioner.
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Judge E. r. Hoar, in late speech,
askf d the very pertinent question:
"Why, what can you expect OF the
President when the great State of New
York is giving him the alternative OF
Senators COnkling aud Fenton?"
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NOTICE TO SCHOOL TRUSTEES.

OFFICE SCHOOL COMMISSIONERS, J
BEAUFORT COUNTY,
Beaufort, $ c. July ), lS72.)
The Clerks Gi Boards should Immediately notify
this office Of the amount of levied by their re-
spective School Districts meetings that the Conn
~ Auditor can be o6caiiy advised Of the &et These
School Districts that have iae1 to tery their taxes
should Immediately hold special meetings, and the
Commissioner recommends the le7ying Of an ade-
duate tax for the support of the schools in said dis
tricts during the approaching scholastic year.
I. 5 LANGLEY,
School Commissioner.