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GOLD PENS GOLD PENS 1.-The best are
made by Mabie, Todd & Co. For sale BY B.
z. Neutyllle. No. l07 East Bay. decl8-wfm3
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sNGRR still triumphant.

ONE HUNDRED AND FIFTY different patterns
of Cups, saucers and Plates. suitable for
Christmas presents, just received by steamer
Champion and for sale at low prices at Will
son,, dec204
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CHESS MEN, Back CANNON Boards, and a
variety Of games fer youth, can be had at
Fogartls's Book Depository. dec20-s
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POCKET BIBLES for presents to Sunday
School scholars, tan be had at "Fogartie's
Book Depository, at 80 cents and upwards.
An exceedingly beautiful Pocket Bible, hand
somely bound In SILT morocco, with clasp and
ornamGnted book.narks, for 81 so.
dec2Lfm2 y = GFEyNF EF'TF
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FINE GOLD AND SILVER WATCHES, tor Christ
mas presents, at Hayden's, King street.
dec1s-7
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THE BRITISH SCHOOL OF SCULPTURE, 20
splendid Steel E~ngravipgs and so Wood Cuts
$40. at Holmes's Book House.
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FoR AN elegant and stylish Hat, go tt
PLENaE's, No. 201 King street. Is decls-s
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BUSINESS NOTICES.
RF1NNAN HADD1Es at Wilson'S. d,
SINGER still triumphant.

FRoUDE's HISTORY OF IRELAND, volume !
50 SO, at Holiness Book House.
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A New STOCK OF improved and extra or.
namented Home Shuttle Sewing Machines
have Just been received at the agency fol
Christmas Gifts. Nothing more suitable.
decl4, l8,1 s, 90, q, 1924
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CATHOLIC PRAYlR BOOKS, at Holiness Bool
House.
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Cur GLASS DscANrERs, Goblets, Wines, &c.
at Whllden's. declS-1
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Markets by Telegraph

LONDON. December 81.
Noon --Conaols e1xaslN. Elves, s9X. Erie,
81. EI
.~ass.-s!- NEW YORK, December q.
Noon.--stocks strong. Gold dull at l2X.
ohange-long OK; short loX.
Evening freight nrm. Money easier at I
gold, with large business. bur: closed at Z cur.
rency. Sterling firm. Gold lixa,1x. Govern.
ments Kak better. States steady. al
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GEMS OF GERMAN ART, a series Of Carbon
Photographs, ,4to, cloth, $40, at Holiness
Book House.
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CHRISTMAS is coming. For handsome Gold
Bracelets, Studs and Sleeve Buttons, go to
ALBANIA. 307 Kin gtreet,
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GIFTS FOR THE ~HoL1DAYs.-For s~ilverware,
fine Watches, poM opera and Vest Chains, 90
to Allsn's, 307 King street.
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THERMOMETERS, Paper Weights and Ink
stands, Of the most novel and beautiful de-
signs, can be found at FoaARTIE's Book DE
PoSIToRY. decl6-Wfm3
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TIE largest assortment of Toy Books In the
Oily at Holiness Book House, from s cents to
81 so.
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FINE TOILET sEra and Decorated Chini
Chamber Sets, at Whilden's. declS-7
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TIE LATE FIRE In the Filth Avenue Hotel,
New York, caused no suspension Of business.
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"A SUITABLE PREsENT.-Havana Cigars, va
rlous qualities, at Wilson's dec23-1
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CEuLDREN's Books, a large and carefully sc.
lected assortment, at Holiness Book House.
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LIVERPOOL CLAssflCA

R1oE.-This grain was firm with q moderate de-
oa,es about 200 tierces clean Carolina; say
. ,,ercss at ex. 40 at 9 Gle, Q at 6x, 81 at 6 11.16,
% at az, SO at 7H. We quote common to fair at
sx@eH, good TOXIC.
NAVAL SToRFs.-The receipts were 50 bbls spi-
rits turpentine and 400 bbls rosln. There were
no sales announced.
FRs1eHrs.-To Liverpool, by steam, direct, -
on uplands, - on sea Islands; via New York,
"a on uplands, - On sea islands; BY
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SINGER Sewing Machines sold on install.
ments.
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WHO WILL CARE FOR MOTHER NOW m-Buy
her q Home Shuttle Sewing Machine and she
will take care of herself.
decl4, 16, 10, 20, 81, 1884
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PLArEDwARE, Jewelry and silverware, al
Whilden's. declof
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WHnDEN has a full stock OF Porcelain and
White G~raniteware. decls-7
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WRITING DESKS, Work Boxes and Dressing
Cases at Hayden's, King street. decls-7
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WH1LDEN has a large stock OF French Chlnt
Vases, at low prices. decl8-7
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RUSSIA LEATHER GOODS, Baskets, Pocket
books, Gard Cases, &C., at Hayden's. KIM
street. decls-7
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CONSULT WILSON II you are in doubt abou
q present. dec2l.1
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WE HAVE Ladies' and Gentlemen's fine Cole
Chains, at SIS each. NJ. d A. ASHTON. dec2l
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LEATHER RET1ouLEs, fine and medium quail
tiles, at Whilden's. :.decl8-7s
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FINE Cur GLASSWARE, China Cups and
saucers at Hayden's, King street. decls-7
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The SERMON ON TEE MOUNT, illustrated
and Illuminated, $l2, at Holiness Book House,
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DRESDEN China Cups and saucers, at Will
den's. decl8-7
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BRONZE FIGURES, Vases, Toilet Sets, &C., a
Hayden's, King street, = 7decls-7
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EoR wR'iaHT's BLUFF,
u o & A Y A N N A n,
II 3ST2 sEs5g oGc .Ssa
TUESDAY, THURSDAY and SUNDAY EVENING,
AT 8 o'oLooK.o
rae FIRsr.oLAs IRON. sgREwa STEAMSHIPS

ThesplendId Side. wheel steamers I%
rooms. TE
For Freight and Ps'ssge apply to
Corner vanderhorsts Wharf and East. Bay.
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PURSES, PoRTMoNNAIEs-in fine Russi'
leather, at Whilden,s. dec18-7
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WHITE CLOVER HONEY at Wilson's.
dec23-l
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SCOTCH Wood Vases and Boxes, at Will
denis. q ~ rn cdecl8-7
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BUSINESS NOTICES.

For ELEGANT HOLIDAY Books, 60 tc
Holiness Book House. Z
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AND ALL LANDINGS ON ST. JOHNS RIVER.
Connecting at Palatka with steamer iof
the Oclswahs River and with the Steamer STAR-
LIGHTf for Enterprise, Mellonville, and al points
IN tha Upper So John'e and Indian Rtxefs-I o.
These dne Steamers, built In New York, edpe-
cialIy adapted for the Florida trade, arefdrntshed
with every comfort and convenience ana aaord
the CHEAPEST. SAFEST MOST
ABLE MEANS OF REACHING EIQRtUAs Sney
Portable Staterooms, and make \ D EXTRA
CHARGE FOR MsALS AMI STATERo0AB:
They land almost at the doors OF the principal
H6rels OF all above points, saving the invalid and
tourist the dangers and OF fe9uens
.0eansct; at Fsrusndina with FlordSR6t6sd
for am points In the interior, aud with Railroad
for New orleans and Havana, via Cedar Keys
For Freight or Passage, apply 70
RAVEHEL q CO., Agents.
Corner vsnderhorst's Wharfa and East Bay.
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The Charleston Cotton, Rice and Naval
Stores Markets.

oFr1og CHARLESTON NEWS,
SATURDAY EVENING, December q, 1871
c~orros.-Tns demand was light with a quiet
and dull market, some transactions taking place
at slightly easier rates.; but the article was NOT
quotably charged, but was omewhat nominat'
salts about 7oo bales; say 6 at 10, s at loh' . az
II, so at Tx, 2 at IN, Q at Tx, 10 at TX, 50 q.
liz, 124 at IS, Q at 1sx, 81 at 1sH, 20 az lSh' o AZ
1sx. 10 at 1sx, 20 at 1sX, 4 at 10, LOS at lsE' 2 al
1on Al at 1oH. 8 mt lsx, 8 at 19xc. we quote:
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SINGER Sewing Machines sold on install
manfu
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SINGER Sewing Machines sold o install.
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ETEoEER TT R@f TASs
VIA sAvAHHAH.

VIA Ne
III
The Splendid Side-wheel Steamers, 80
DICTATOR OaptainL. II 0oxettaftaAE6
OITY POINT, Captain Fitzgerald, wiz leaye
charleston every TuKsDkY, THuRsDkY and Sun.
DAY EVENING, az 8 O'Clock precisely, Tor
SAVANNAH.
FERNANDNA,-
JAOKSOHv1LLH,
- 81 81 ssssk COY COVE SPRINGS,
ST. AUGUSTINE,
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PROVISIONS AND PRODUCE MARKETS.

Cotton quiet; ordinary l6c; good ordinary lie
Ike; net receipts 38l bales; exports TO Great
Britain 77se; 3 lies 800; stock $3.50.
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B December 10.
Cotton is selling at 17xc.

YoRKvILLR, December IL.
Market uoyant at full prices. Two hundred
bales have changed hands during tne past week,
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-07-19

.nna LIE st Chicago is Tribune has the following
Carolina for Grant is General L. G. Esi'u aor'n
et-6agger. ex collector Of internal revenna q
Ior tne Third District in that State. H., w.s
aela9lter to the amount Of e34, 900 S","s
a9thor,ties .,ho put the sum at SOL 900. Another
for Ia Grsn, sn Il waO nope TO carry North Carolina
nsnpshirs carpet. .bagger, who tried to oct .s'.
;aa,s,. IN INC United States Senate, and gnomin.
1eosly failed. He was one of the surstes ~
th hsses, ana Is SAID ohave secretly Compromise
WsI, 1G n",s hv aeialcatlon with Secretary Bout
y 0ort OF the fraud Investigating committee of
sh sSe NORTH Carolina Legislature. it appear that
sneSe tWo gallant generals, Estes and bhntt
~ *oO,0 900 share IN the stealings of another
9S.ent 3. general. Little6eld. It is needless to
nrs.sin~ ~ tha .sse ra heroes are In favor of sup
tne rebellion for another four wear.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-07-19
CAMPAIGN GOODS FOR te72,

BARLOW'S INDIGO BLUE
l. the cbearest and best article the market 70,
Biueing Ciothes The genuine has both Barlow
md wi,herssts name on the label. i is put up "a!
y MWit6erseris Drug St"res Ne; az ~ N.rth Second
stor. For sale by Druggists and farocers.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-07-19

srEoiAL despatch from Springfield, H.. 10
'n' chicago Tribune says: "PrivAts ,nfor,nat,o,,
OF reliable character is received here th.,
orAnts money campaign il to bs partly made ~,
inc following basis The public depos,tar,.u Ar.
70 os increased. asd large balance, are IN h ,.,,
~ VA" 'oe" 70 oe treated ss money IN the Federal
.AsA'o'y rates OF interest, from two and half
70 i0or per per cent, to be paid by banks, to be
aetermined by the local rate and demand. The
'n'efsst 70 paid - to make good tho money, sb.
ssfAcsed from the Federal Treasury for political
purposes, and is to be returned in January next
A0s whole amount to be thus used for no,;.., i,
purposes expected to realize in interest ovsr
e''ooo'ooo, and is to bs used in North CsroIin.
Fsnnsyvsnia, Ohio and Indiana.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-07-19

SENATOR THURMAN, of Ono, IN Il published
.s''sf' says "that though he would prefer tn.
Democras had resolved Oh straight Democratic
.lcAst' he will work earnestly for the election of
ofssiey aud Brown, as it Is the will of the marty
and hs believes that the welfare of IN. conn,r,
requires the defeat of the present administration !"
no"'nat'on OF Greeley and Brown at Balti-
' no .sys' "was the work OF the people, the
So"acians having little or nothing to do with it
ine democratic party does not abandon 1t, pr,n.
ciplss' but believing. it does, that the cour.s
OF the Radical leaders threatens to destroy ali
constitutional and Democratic ideas, it is bound
~ s principles to seek to overthrow those leadsrs
ana 1t cannot do it by the mode it would mr.,
'''' "n out common SENSE to take the next hes, ,
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-07-19
CoLLooUIAl.

A listener to q conversation between two ger
temen thinks the position OF the Radical elenlen
Of the Republican party and its two faces he cieal
Iy illustrated in the following:
Radicsl-ls it possible you going to vote 70
0rssisyr
Llberai-Yes! He is all right and will re,iuc
the taxes and give us good constitutional gov
ernhent and will be moreover President VIII,
will be able to reply to d sentiment when called
on to appear at one of educational Institutions
and not exhibit entire want Of intellectual cul
turs BY setting down and hiding his consciou.
shame in the smoke and fumes Of cigar.
RadicaI-Well, never thought you would b.
guilty Of voting with the Democrats Why you
know as well as that you live that the nomination
at Baltimore and the election OF Greeley will re-
store the Democrats to power
Liberal-Well, sir; Grant was Democrat, and
don't want to see another such Administration
He has been led by the worst characters of the Re
publican party, and quarrelled with, or entirely
neglected the best and most patriotic men, unit
the party has been corrupted and dvld I'd in every
State, and mean to endeavor to assist in eIectipg
GREELEY AND Brown, believing 1t will be bette,
for all parties.
Radical Why they have both gone over to the
Democrats; they worse than Democrats they
are traitors to their party. Greeley left the Re-
publican party when he went on the bond Of jeff
Davis.
Liberal-l can't help that, sir feel that 1t Is
necessary to have change at Washington On.
term is quite enough for solder Of fortune, who
has made his pile without getting a scratch or la.
boring half hard as some of our meritorious pri
Yates did Good day.
had'ca-Why how do you do friend What is
your party going to do at Baltimore, ayer
Democrat-Well l cannot tell exactly: some
say 1t - going to nominate Greeley
hadical-Why, you don't think 30, do YOU
1hat 'o'H break the Democratic party al 10 pieces
1t will be suicidal. Surely you n never vote for
= Republican like Greeley
Democnt-Oh yes will, il the Convention
nominates him. Why Mr. Fell told me that YOU
told him that if Greeley was nominated Mt
baltimore and elected it would res,oye tie Dem-
ocrats to pooer.
hadical-Oh, Fells fool, and l lust left Mr.
Deck, he's another fool. did not suppose they
would run and tell you Democrats what sand to
them.
Oemocrat-WelI think the people are going
70 tAke the matter in their own hands and turn
you fellows ell out Of Office You have had a
ple''y long and valuable term any how So good
day Mr. p.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-07-19

TnH Fourth Of July was cslsbsated in great styl,
at Chester, 8. C.. and some extrsmdinary inforns
tion was given BY Judge Aacksy. He aid that he
had bsen to Washington snd he'd enjoyed an in.
tsrviev with Gen. 0rast, who told HIN to Say "a
"the Republicans Of South Carolins that hs had
sent hss infrantry. his cavalry. and A,s artillery
down there to protect the people. but unless there
was speedy change for the better in the Affairs
Of the State. he would come with . stronger pow.
er.-i. e, with moro Of his infantry. his cavalry,
and h,s artillery aud "he would, il necessary, r.
mand thsfState bsck to provisional lgovernment ;
SO 1t appears that the President not only ovps III
the military power Of the country. but can do -
he pleases with the States N. r. Tribune
Remand It back to provisional goveniuhent," is
the very thing hs ought to have done long ago,
and which the real people Of South Carolina DE-
sired provided, he could also have given thela
good and honest provisional government and
driven ths plundsrsn into obscurity. or sent
them to the Albany penitsnhary - Richmond En-
Yu,er.
Such thing As an honest provisional govern.
ment' was not within the rt ach Of the Admiristra-
t'on The whole object Of which seems to be to
afford its cliqnestess opportunity to make mousy
out Of the people
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-07-19

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Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-07-19

The Tsmmany General Committee in N., w..
last night, ratified the nomination of Grea,s.
Brown. and appointed u committee TO arrange ior
public meeting. ""se ior
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-07-19
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The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1872-05-17
DOCTOR. WHITTIER.

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relating TO t.s abo'c requiring .ssdes tnt.ere"cs
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