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~CONSIGNEES PER MERCHANTS
LINE Schooner L. 8. DAVIS will send to Adger's
North wharf before sunset, or goods will be
stored. No claims allowed after goods are re-
moved. ROACH d AOFFEIT,
uoyl6.I Agents.
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w OFFICE OF THE SINGER MAN
UFACTURINa COMPANY, CHARLES TON, 8. O.,
OCTOBER %, 1s72.-0r and after thls date we
viii not recognize nor be responsible for any Re-
ceipts given on sewing Machine Agreements I'M.
less the same be our regular printed Receipt,
numbered and signed
THE SINGER MFG. COMPANY,
J. CLARK BEDELL, Agent.
October %, 1872 oct28 WIN
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Guerial Notlres.

~ ALL MEMBERS OF THE MA
TIONAL ZOUAYE5, OF Charleston, are requested
to call at Mr.. M0LLENHAUER, corner Of Coming
and Wentworth streets, for the purpose Of having
the Measure for their Uniforms taken. By order
Of the President. E. G. V0IaT, Secretary.
noYl6r2
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~THE MEMBERS OF THE GERMAN
HUssARs TILTINa CLUB are requested to call
on Messrs. MENKE MULLER and leave orders
for their Uniforms.
BY order OF the President.
10 W. B1sgHoFF,
octo Secretary.
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~- THE sUMMERvIIILE CIRCUIT
CAMP MEETING Of the N. s. Church will be held
at Ross's Station, on the South Carolina Rail.
road commencing on WEDNESDAY. the 18th OF
November. Arrangements have been made with
the Railroad Company to take persons to the
Camp Ground and return for one fare. The
Summervule Train will make trip from Ladson's q
Turnout on Sunday morning, leaving Ladsen at
O'Clock A. n, and the Camp Ground at O'Clock
Pm. JOS. A. eASPORTAs, PresidIng Elder.
F. W. sASPORTAs, Pastor in Charge.
novl3.2
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@ BURNHAM AROMATIC DENTI-
FRICE, for Cleaning, Besutlfying and Preserving
the Teeth, and imparting refreshing taste to the
mouth. Prepared by
EDw. 8. BURNHAM,
Graduate OF Pharmacy,
No. sH King street, Charleston, 8. O.
Recommended by the following Dentists: Dr.
]. B. PATRICK, DR.. B. A. MUCKENFUsS.
san22.8mna
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Marrien.

oUARLEs-EWBAN the 7th instant,
hy Rev. 8. p. &c zen, at the residence OF the
BRIDES mother, Mr.. WIZ. q. QUARLRs and Miss
MAnTHA ANN EwBANKS, all OF tdgeneld county.
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GENTS WANTED. - THE MASTER
II SPIRITS OF THE WORLD, THE TREAS
OFTHE YEAR, Agents report sales OF rs 10 100
comics In few hours or days. Prospectus free.
Address ]. W. GOODSPEED, New York, Chicago,
Cincinnati 81. Louis, New Orleans.
octl-3mOSD&W
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4leetinas.

4 TTENTIONl GERMAN HUssARs
n TILTING OLUB.-An 1Sra Meeaag VII H1H' 9e
MING the I5th instant at half past O'CLOCK. an
members are hereby requested to be punctaai IN N
attendance, as business Of importance Will Do
brought before the meeting. ,.
By order OF the President. uoV1o
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@DR. TUFTS HAIR DYE Is SUPER
SEEDING all other Hair colorings. 1t Is ex.en.
sively used both in Europe and America.
nov14-8D&w
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BOARDING..

GOUTHERNERS VISITING THE NORTH
- can obtain arat.claas Board at No. West
T. enty ninth street, New York, four doors from
GIlsey House. and In the neighborhood OF nine OF
the principal hotels. Terms $l4 per week: Tran.
silent Boarders taken. Oct2S' limo
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dt1 Sn PER DA Y.-LABORERS
ID .eOU Wanted, to Mine Carolina Phos.
puales ADIebodied hands can make from 81 25
TO 81 80 per day. Comfortable Lodgings pro.
vided free OF charge.
Apply at the Works Of the Asnley Lano Ynos.
phsIe Company, near Sineath's station, South
Carolina Railroad, or 70
@. E. HOLMES,
Accommodation wharf, Charleston, s. Q.
nov8-fmwlmo
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G6 Rent.

mo RENT, THREE DESIRABLE ROOMS
sinply or together, partly furnished II de.
sired suitable for small family, at No. 40 Beau.
faIn street. HOW'D ~
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TOHE ANNIVERSARY MEETING OF
THEOHARLESTON DRAMATIC CLUB Will
be held at the usual place TaIs EvEsNa, . a. nsn'
f Secretary and Treasurer o D. o.
Outsiders having tickets OF thls Ciup VIII please
hand the same to the secretary. noYlo
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Uam4.

WTANTED, A WHITE WOMAN TO
w COOK and wash, or to Cook. Also, Girl
to do Housework. Apply at No. IL Water street.
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DERFUME AToMIzERs.
This new and elegant addition to the toilet
table is coming daily into more general use.
full supply-diferent styles-constantly on Land
AT DT. b. BAER'S Drug Store,
No. l31 Meeting street.
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AT PRIVATE SALE, DELIGHTFUL
IA. Residence on Mount Pleasant. House with
8 upright rooms, 2 In basement, large lot,
Kitchen, Stable and Carriage House; 100 feet from
the beach, with view OF ocean, hsrbor and city; 8
minutes walk from steamboat wharf. Apply TO
Messrs. WIN. n. LAWToN & SON, Boyce's Wharf.
noyl4.Ihftn4R
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NIANTED EVERYBODY TO KNOW
BURNERS, exhibited by DOUGLAS q MILLER
at the Stale Far, Columbia, =. O., has received
The Medal and endorsemeDt Of the Committee,
who recommend 1t for general family nse over
iiancy. Dealers throughout the State can be sup.
piled by DOUGLAS l. MILLER, Sole Agents, Paint
and OH Depot, No. 93 East Bay, Chareston, 3. q.
nnYl2-A -.--.-. - -
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JXTANTAD, A WOMAN TO COOK, AND
w another to do houseworH. Apply at tnls
once after 10 O'Clock. noVlz
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For aale.

A MICH COW FOR SALE. APPLY
II to No. 8Jasper's Court. nov14'3s
MULES AND HORSES AT 3. OAK
M MANS Stable, No. S6 Church street. Plan
tatlon, Timber, Cart and Dray MULES for sale on
time. u0vl&o~
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Gbe Gbaflestn1t afms,
FRIDAY, DAY. / NOVEMBER Is, 1872.
NEWS OF THE DAY.

Robert If. Lee, a San Francisco lawyer
has been ineiicted for tamperlng with Jury
man--the crime known as ''embracery."
That great bore, the Hoosac Tunnel, ad;
vanced three hundred and ninety-seven feet
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THE PACIFIC
Commercial AO6trtl5tr.
%.

Nor THE least fortunate among the series OF
auspicious circumstances that have succeeded tie
promulgation Of Prince LUNALmO's Address 10
the country on the 10th inst, was the mass meet
ing in this city on Thursday evening last. In all our
experience Of political meetings here and else
where, we never before saw a similarly crowded
assemblage Of men Of all classes and conditions,
at once 80 orderly, 50 enthusiastic, and 80 united
in feeling and purpose. We may with safety
assert that IN 10 other county under the sun
could such a meeting have been convened. con-
Quoted and dispersed, under such weighty cir
cumstances, without a single instance of disorder
or manifestation Of bad temper. And we cannot
be too thankful that under a condition Of public
affairs which in almost any other country would
be positively dangerous and revolutionary, We in
the Hawaiian Islands are universally peaceful
and law abiding.
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the master of the ship and deprived of their
liberty. The examination Of the ease. Cthe par
~ticulars of which We have not space to-day 10
recount) was continued over until yesterday,
when one Of the coolies was ordered 10 be dis
charged, the other two going back to the ship, as
it appeared that they had no complaint to make
and no desire to avoid their contracts. The
ground assumed by Judge HartweIl in giving
judgment was, that the coolies were passengers
in the ship, that their contracts do not take effect
until after the termination OF the voyage, and
that like other passengers, they were free to come
and 60 without restraint, to and from the shore.
The result Of this whole affair will be that we
shall receive one very questionable person as an
addition TO our floating population, and that a
considerable commerce will be driven to give our
shores the go-by in the future. Idiosyneracies
and the riding of hobbies. are sometimes harm
less ~pastimes this coOlie episode, we .opine. is
something worse.
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IMPORTS.

Fnoz MAcAO-Per Glensannox, Dec. 2Oth-Ia fransitu for
PHNfa Areas los tons Mdse and Personal Effects, 655
Chinamen-
From SAW FRkNcIscO-Per ID. 4. Murray, Dec. 2Ist:-I
bbl Wbiskey, 1 keg 5auerkrauf, 2 SKIS Potatoes. 1 bx Rye
Meal. "a bs Candy, l bag Pop Corn, 8 Pictures, ? pigs
Beans, IS sets Sofa Casters, . bags Canary Seed, 1 pkg Wax
Candles. 1000 Cartridges, l 81 Hams, I bag Bacon, 1 pee
Plate Glass. 30 bxs Apples, 2 doz BrOOms, ! csc Sundies, 4
Co; 20 ca Cider, 20 c. Wine 90 Brown & Co; 2 c. Paper
Hangings- l75 Doors, - pkgs Windows, 10 pkKs Blinds, 2 bxs
Billed Fasts. 81 pcs Pine Phnks 20 Levers & Dickson : % c.
Tobacco, I bx Mdse, go bndis Shingles, 50 bndls Brooms, 1
Parcel / Package. 30 tons sand 10 e. Brewer & Co; / bndi
Sable Trees, 1 ron Leather to p DalIon , bndls Saddle
Trees, I cse SaddIery TO r @ Adderiy 200 bbIs Lime, IL
bndls BAGS, 500 or SKIS and 90 hf SKIS Flour 20 Walker a
Aieni Is bs Tobacco 20 II I NOte 20 Pkgs Tea 8 bags
mat, ] baskets and IS GO Mdse To Long ChOng 100 &C Coal
OIL % "a ; Grnbaam x TO; 30 or sks and CO If sks Flour, !
SKIS Wheat, 4 fraii Dates, 1 bale Hops, 1 SIX W aInuts, l SIX
Almonds, , bxs Mdse TO A W Peirse 81 90; IsS axis Bran, 20
hala uopS, 20 Sis Chicken Feed. 8 c. Peaches 20 II Z McIn-
tyre = Bro 10 bales Hay, 10 SKIS Oats, 10 SKIS Wheat 20 Cas-
ale a Cooke 100 Doors, 20 pkgs Windows To Wilder & Co;
Is G. Mdse 10 J T watcrh0use (; 8 pkgs Mdse 10 William BAR
bx Mdse. I Package to n Haekhld & Co; 10 bales Hay, IS
sis Bran 20 P 2 shepherd 10 csks Empty Bottles 20 Hollis
ter a Co ] bale Hops, 2 c. Liuiment, 1 csc Sal soda, ? c.
Disaoivant, 5 c. Sarsaparira, l csc Drugs. etc. 90 G Mclean ;
Whsat. . pkgs Mdse, I bhl Fish 70 Unknown u tins Cakes,
i cae Bread, = c. Corn Starch, I csc Green Peas. . bNs Gum
Drops, 1 Csc Cheese, So sis Corn. 5 sks Wheat 10 T MOssman
g. Sun : I Parcel 10 Mrs McCuny 1 bN Cartrlges to A J
Cartwrfghty 2 Packages 20 NJ Louisson : . Packages 20 Ed
HoHsehlaeger * Coz 1 Package 10 2 ; Pratt 1 Package TO II
Neweomb-
FaoH GUANo IsLAxps-Per c. VI Ward, Dec. ed no
Empty Barrels, : Car Wheels, : pkgs shells, 8 Pkgs Guano
Samples, 1 screw shaekle TO = ; Pratt
FaoN HuEBoEDT-Pcr Hespsrian. Dec 18th 900 n
Dressed r W Lumber, IITy631 Il Rough Lumber, 236O4 n
4-inch siding 5000 Il Batteus, 1000 e. 4-foot Pickets, los NJ
Shaved shlugIes TO II Haekfed 3 Co.
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The laws against flogglng for criminal o~fFenses
have long remained upon the statute books of
England as dead letters, but recently some of the
Judges have seen fit TO revive this obnoxious form
of punishment, and at the famous Newgate it is
once more in high favor with the authorities.
That fogging is a relic of barbarism, as at present
practiced in England and in certain States of the
Union, is n fact too patent to be denied, and
every humanitarian will be glad to hear that the
British public is raising its voice in favor of the
abolition of so monstrous q wrong. 1t is said in
favor of it, both at home and abroad, that it is
the most effective remedy provided against crime;
that while Imprisonment has few terrors. hogging
has so many that the criminal once subjected to
it is rarely found guilty of n second offense.
This may be true though we doubt it but if it
be so, we are satisfied that logging in the bar
barous manner now pursued is demoralizing, not
alone to the victim, but to those who witness it.
The sentiment of civilization was long ago en-
phatically expressed against this form Of punish
ment; and, whether it be considered good at
Newcastle or Newgate, it is all the same a dis
grace to the people that sanction it.
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WE ARE of the opinion that the writer of the
communication signed 80 j. o. c." in the Gazette
of Wednesday, cannot have been fully informed in
relation to the conditions under which the Italian
steamer GIensannOr has been chartered to carry
a number of Chinese from Macao to the port of
Punta Arenas, Costa Rica. The tone of the let
ter of j. o. c.. is calculated to inspire the mis-
taken idea that the Italian Government permits
it's flag to cover n trade in slaves. Such is not
the case. The agents of planters in Costa Rica,
residents in Macao, have contracted with a Ger
tain number of Cinnamon to work on the coffee
and sugar plantations in Costa Rica, and to trans
port them thither have chartered a class of
steamers that are we'll fitted for the service.
These steamers being under the Italian flag,
the Consul for that nation, stationed at Macao,
has taken pains to examine and countersign each
iHdiUiduat contract, before permitting the vessel to
receive the Cinnamon, and then when the Glen
sannor was ready for sea, went on board and
asked each one individually if they were willing
to go. Two who wished to back out, were put
ashore again and the GlenSannor proceeded on
her voyage. To promote the health and comfort
of the Cinnamon, the Captain and officers conclu-
ded TO touch here for fresh supplies, water and
coal, and have done so.
Now j. o. C.. honestly thinks that we should
DO something or other to cancel the contracts
entered into by these Cinnamon with some per-
sons in Macao. just what form our expression of
the axiom, "a mans a man because he is a man.
should take is not stated by j. D. c., except that
the first step should be to let the Cinnamon alone
to return to the GEenSannor or not as they saw
fit. If that rule is to be carried out, then any
whaling vessel that touches here should be com
PEELED to let its crew 60 ashore at their own pleas
ure every gang of laborers that are shipped for
the Guano Islands should be informed that their
contracts are not binding and if, in the future,
our immigration Society should, through its
agent in some foreign port, dispatch a cargo of
laborers to these Islands under contract to work
here, and that vessel should touch at n way port
for supplies or in distress, those labOrers should
be free.
AFTER the above paragraphs had been pub
lished in our Semi-Weekly of Thursday, q writ
OF ha5eas corpus was sued out of the Supreme
Court, at the instance of three obscure Chinese
residents of this city, by virtue of which three
of the coolies on board the GienSannor were
brought before Mr.. Justice Hartwell, on the
complaint that they were unla wlully detained by
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MEMORANDA.

REFoET or BaEK ID. c. MUEEAY, SHEPHERD, MssTEH-
Lets san Franeiseo Tuesday, Dec 81 Had light NV wind.
fr two days, then FOR eleven days had wind battling from NE
70 Sc Made EaAt Maui Dec I7th From thence to port had
3 and sw winds Arrived in Honolulu Saturday, Dec 2Ist.
Report or seHooSEa C. NJ wAHD, RIeKNIS, SiAsTEE-
Left Honolulu Nov 9Th, wind light from sw light winds and
battling 20 ht Sc n, long isIs ~ " thence fresh from Sc.
Arrived At EnderbuTy IzIand Nov 23d, wind light from e.
Len Eaderbury for Bakers Island Nov 18th, arriving there On
the 2sth. Len Bakers Zoe HoEland's Island Nov 30th, arfy-
lag there same day. LEI same day 6r Honolulu At 5 p n,
wind Light from T. FEom LAT So n, long 1853 90 W, had
heavy squalls with rain from eastward In lat . ? y, long
1sss so w, saw Lrge school sperm whales Carried sTualy
weather 10 LAT - y, Iong 1919 W, then had wind light from
nOSthWard- AtSAMD Dec I'D, had wind Light from sw to
port, arriving IN Honolulu same day.
REPOaT OF BaI0ASTIsE HEsPERIAS, WILKINSON. MAS
TER--Len san francisco for Humboldt Oct 18th, arriving
there Nov sth- Left for Honolulu Nov 25Ih. eneounterfng sE
gales which hsted until the aOsh. Then had Eight airs and
moderate 3 aud Sw winds until Dec 9Th. Had NV wind to
the Irae. in lar u 90 n, Loug 1929 20 " which we car
rHd 90 LAT re To- y, long 1905 40 W. Since then had head
winis, Gains and squalls from the Sw until arrival On the
23d had a strung sw gale, hove 20 for "a hours, and arrived in
Honolulu Dec 18th
Mes.rs. C. A Williams a. Co, agents Of the American
Guano Company, have furnished Us with the following report
Of vessels;
At Bakers IsIand-Am bk agate, sailed Nov 25th With $50
tons Easno, loaded in Il day. Italian ship Grmaldo, sailed
ship otto q Antonio, sailed Oct 18th with $500 tons suano,
AZ Howlands Island-Bnt ship Ivanhoe, sailed Nov 1lth,
leo tons guanO, Ioaded in % days. Norwegian ship 81 Pc
tersburs. sailed oct 18th, l,iSO tons guano' l0aded in 10 days
We give a complete lit Of the vessels that have sailed from
the Cuano Islands this year, with the number OF tons Of
guano, and the days Of loading;
ENDERBURY ISLAND.
Tons. Sailed Loaded ia
Ship Sunrise, 1.5GO.- ..June LIZ days.
= G l%sssSai al Isns1 W iisai i,sSs: :. ::sePg aaif:: Id -
JARVIS IsLASD-
Tons. Sailed Loaded IN
Bark Malvina, Kluge..-.... Ss3.-..ApM s....s days.
ross, Sailed Loaded in
Slip Kearsarge, d--.".-.I,4Oo.---M l0----Is days.
" Cultivat0r, July $50 "
- Josiah L Hale. 15-.-.l4 "
Favorite 2s---.l2
{" stanordshire, Hatfield 800. Sept l2.--.l6 &"
Bark GdmaLdO, Rapetto 80 S4s---.Oct Sill
ship Otto g. Antonio, Gundersen i T72. Oct 1S....13 I"
- Gate.............- S5O....NOv 25.-..12 "
HOwLANDs ISLAND.
Tons. Sailed Loaded in
Ship 50 Petersburg, Hanson ,15O---.Oct I9----l5 days
Ivanhoe, Phihps--.--I2SO.--.NOy 1I----2O "
Two more ships, the Alice Ball, now in port, and Anna
OnetA, hence Dec 9Th, viii complete the loading for this year.
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EXPORTS.
PAsSENGERS

FRON SAN FEAScIscO-Per D. c. Murray. Dec. 2Ist-J VI
Oat. wife anil son, T A Lord, Mrs Mary Scott. Miss Jennie
Scott. Frank Scott. 2 3 Reideld and wife. Mrs r HOLSTER,
RIss HOLSTER, Master ID Pierce, Manuel saIvaE
FROa KNUAI-Per Kfausa, Dec. 21i-T C seare. J Gay,
Mrs " II Rice, J Richardson. Judge McBryde, wife and child,
4 krulL. Mrs Hatfield. G Gay. Geo II Dole, wife and ? chill
drsn. J 5 Walker. Jul ge HaTtSeII and wife, Miss johnson. II
Johnson. Z Bindt and son, Miss Lena Smith, Chas Cooke,
Miss smith, and i6i deck
FRoN GUASO IsLANDs-Per C. VI. Ward. Dee 2zi-EIias
Hampstead and wife, Autoue HGgO, Thoz Martin, VIM Young,
and Is native hborers-
FOE WISDwARD PoRrs-Per Klausa. Dec 23d-Rev G
Mason, Miss Coombe, Mss Mason, Rev T L Quick and wife,
RcTJ T Quick, VIE and child, Miss .Brockaway, r "a,
Miss A Everett, Rev W p Alexander. G W Z Jones, y " -
Int, Rev G b WhipPle, r W Weed, Chun Chuck, Geo Mac
fartane, Jas Bunker, and 14 deck.
FRoM HUNBoLDT-Per HssPerian, Dec 25th-Mrs Wukin-
son and } Children.
FRoM L1HAISG-Per Pauahi. Dec. SIth-Rev 5 E Bishop
and wife, z e Fountain, and - deck
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The EVIDENCE accumulates from day to day.
from all sections of the country from which
reports have been received, that the Address of
Prince LuSALILO he's struck the keynote Of
response in the national heart. We hear of
impromptu meetings of the people in various
directions, at which the most perfect unanimity
has prevailed in deciding to instruct Representa-
tiyes to cast the vote of the district for the Prince.
At Wainea, Kauai, in one of these meetings an
informal vote was taken, and out of two hundred
and four persons voting, two hundred were for
LUNALILo, and about the same ratio was observed
in other places. From Maui also the report
comes that the Princes name is on all tongues as
the rightful successor to the Throne. The same
sentiment is overwhelmingly manifest from one end
to the other of this Island, while in this city the
foreign population is almost as united and enthu-
sIastic in support of the Prince as are his own
native people. Hawaii remains to be heard from,
and there is no doubt but that the population Of
that Island will almost instinctively respond as
has Maui and Kauai.