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The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1872-11-26
THE CONCERT OF OLE BULL.
.To TIE EDITOR OF The NEWS.

tTo TIE EDITOR OF The NEWS.
N.tnre has Implanted In every bosom Inc
}hveof harmony, and In every age music has
ham identified with civilization. All popular
amusements In which music forms a proml'
nnent feature, improve the morals, ana ougnt 70
reoaive the decided encouragement OF COM
n,un,ty "a an essential element Intimately con-
nectei with the social welfare and happiness
of the people. These remarks have oeen sug.
o,,.ted by the announcement of the concert OF
tha great maestro OF the violin, which will take
place on Thursday next His last appearance
In this city was Ia the year 1853, when his ser
Woes we're kindly volunteered to the ladies' IN
behalf of the Calhoun Monument Association.
Al who were we're present at Institute Hall (Which
WAS crowded to It's utmost capaoityl on that
OCCASION. will remember the delicious-strainS
OF his violin, which tended to harmonic ana
assusge the passions, touched the heart VIII
tiue emotions, and opened the secret avenues
four nature TO the magic power OF his WILL.
rhere was magnetism In his musical genius
on that evening that made It's Impression on
every heart. Recent art; criticisms, both IN
Europe and America, accord In pronouncing
him without peer, the greatest hVlng VIOLIN
Sst.,a N u ore Bull will be assisted by Miss Rldg'
way and Signor FarraPti, both possessing
hi9fiiy cultivated voices, and Mr. J. N. PAtter-
son will preside at the planoforte.
=" We advise all who desire to listen to delight
f1t strains OF matehless harmony to secure;
their seats early, as a full and fashionable at
tendance will be sure to greet the distin-
gulshed artist. - pAaAsINI.
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SERIOUS CUTTING AFFRAY.
A Negro Man HarI-Karied in st. An
lIreyv's Perish.

A Negro Man HarI-Karied In st. AN
~ drew's Perish.
A negro named Prince Hayward was dan
gerously stabbed by a negro named duncan.
Washington In an affray which took place on
Sunday afternoon near the workshops OF the
Savannah and Charleston Railroad Company
in st. Andrew'aParish. Hayward was STABBED
In the cali of the right leg, and ln the lett
side of the abdomen, near ths groin. From
;he latter wound a mass of intestines protru-
ded, and In that condition he was brought
across Ashley River ard carried to tne Cliy
Hospital about five O'Clock P. M. on Sunday.
The intestlnes were restored to thei: normal
position, aud the wound was sewed up by Dr..
Bulst. The wound, however, Is of 30 serious
a nature that the man will probably die, Yes
terday he was In perfectly rational state OF
mind. aud he related the circumstances con-
aected with the. cutting to reporter OF TIE
NEWS. ~a-.
According to Heyward's statement, ne and
a number OF other negroes, all employees ot
the Savannah and Charleston Railroad Com
pauy. among whom was Washington, were
playIne near the company's workshops, on
the west pank of the Ashley. Washington, who
was drunk, began wrestling with him. he
threw Washington down, and seeing that the
latter was growing angry he got no and lef
him. washington followed and him frs
In the leg, and while he was about to get
atick to defend himself stabbed him again II
the abdomen. Washington was allowed u
escape, but q party of colored men are SAID te
have left the city yesterday for the purpose o
i arrantinnr him
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AUCTION SALES THIS DAY.

John g. Minor & Co. will sell at 10 O'CLOCK,
at their salesroom, clothing, dry goods, caps
80.
Leltch L Bruins will Sell at IL O'CLOCK, near
the Postoface, real estate.
Iowndes & Grlmoall will sell at II o'clock,
near the Postofice. real estate.
slefsns, Werner & Ducker will sell a.
O'Clock al. their stores, butter, shoulders, DC.
RIecke & Peterman will sell at half-past
O'Clock. at their stores, hams, shoulders, DC.
Lau-ey, Alexander & Co. will sell at IL
O'Clock. at their store, strips, bellies, &c.
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Passengers.

Per steamship Falcon, from BaltlmoreEMrs!
CHAPMAN, WIN Rose, jno Moonshsw, W Albert
per steamer II Allison. from Edisto. Enter
prise. Rockville aud Way Landngs-Drj L Lee,
Miss D Lee, MISS W Harr, Mrs R Wilson, Miss
L Jenkina, Major jenkins: DR. Hannanan, ,
Colonel WIN Wnaley, Rev Y WEIGH. J 8 Wilson;
ia ToWnsenk, D Laltoche ] Mitchell, Mr. Full:
ton, wife and son, " Sans, Clark, .
Whaey. .,,,,,- n
Buck, Miss u Buck, Mrs Walker, children and
nurse, K d Nesbit, wife, children and nurse. A
Morgan and wife, Captain Perroneau, Guy;
ton, F BUCK, j E Dussenbery, ] Ahrsns, DR. 8
Frost, A Cameron, II T Peak. Mazyck ana
E ZONES, Sperry, aud on deck and others.
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Markets by Telegraph.

MONEY MARKETS.
LONDON, November 25
Noon on.-Cons0ls OK. Elves 8Sk.
EVenlng.-uonsos and American securities IN
changed.
PARIS, November 25.
Rentes 53f 20.
i.ater.-Bourse excited-and nat. Rentes 52f.
ETenlng.-Rentes 52f Toe.
new YORK, November 25
Noon.-Frelghts steady. Stocks very strong.
Go sIeady at l2H. Money firm att. Exchange
long sG; short 10. Governments dull and heavy.
Stale Bouds very quiet.
EvenlDg.-God lor commission mostly I-1s.
Sterling sMaSH; bankers ask higher Gold 1SJ1.
Governments nrm. States steauy.
COTTON MARKETs.
q. LIVERPOOL. November rs.
Noon.-Cotton opened quiet and steady; up
lands eXd.; Orleans 10kd.
Later Cotton firm; sales II, 900 bales. SpecuIa
tion and export 900 males.
EVenin2-Cottcn closed firm but unchanged
sales OF uplands for December and January, 9X
Orleans for January. 1l.l6; shipments from
Bombay 10 25th since last report 1000 lies.
NEW YoRK, November rs.
Noon..Cotton quiet; sales 2,s2S bales; uplands
1870, Orleans 20.
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MEMORANDA.

Oopsgnees per Merchants Line sohr Myfover.
Brown, from New York-Roach q Modetr. adams,
Damon & co. L Allison, ] e ,dger & co b Bischon
4 Gco, Bolimann Bros, B Boyd; T n BRISTOL b co,
Bucken d Wohltmann. b Baer, Bulwipkle. W
M Bird 4 co, Cameron, Bsrkley CO. w Ohatee
4 90. y Clacius, & K Cowberthwatt, Dowie, Noise
& i,ayIs, U GraYeley, bart Z CO. J. q Hall CO, a
q Hayden, ] A Jackson: Knooeloch Small
Klatte 20, q W King. Rlinrk. Wlcken6erg CO,
Kanapaux & Gonzalez. p Lalsne co, n Lampe,
y p MarshaIl & 60. D MCPHERSON, ] Fl Moran, ar
lin L Mood, Mantoue 60, Order, p 0'Neill. D
Paul a CO. Quackenbush, Estill q CO. O Railroad
Agent. W Shepherd d co. b Sllcox S,efrens,
Werner l. Quicker. o sehwertmsn. P P Toale;
epemsnn, Calder Il co, T B Trout, Thompson
co. r Won S8nren, q F wieters, " Webb Wag.
eper i Monsees, @ W Williams d cow Whit.
den, WI Yates. . Yeadon, Platt, Mitchell, Allen
l. cD, and others. 'u' - 2i!i.''
The wrec king steamer, B & Baker, previously
reported at Norfolk, Va for this port, has arrived
at Beaufort, u. -
TN, November ~, for Philadelphia, to load for
Charleston. ..gs.. ,.,. f--r.. .f.-f.sr:st
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THE CHARLESTON LIGHT DRAGON SABRE
CLuB.-At meeting of the Charleston Light
Dragon Sabre Club, held last evening at the
Board, of Trade rooms, twas resolved that
the club should have parade and tilt On the
10th of December. The line of march will be
taken through the principal streets. An escort
has been rendered by the Social Mounted Club
OF this city, and gallo day is.e1pected. The
meeting last evening was unusually large anu
enthusiastic, and was practical illustration
of the vitality Of the organization.
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THE FIRE DEPARTMENT.

The Hope, the Pioneer and the stonewaii
Seam Fire Eng glne Companies Were.inspeeteo
Yesterday, and passed the ordeal very salts
f,osort,y. AS far as it has gone the inspec'
tIon shows that the machinery and apparatus
are' In good order, and that the department: IL
,nlar.t.ra,e working TRIM The officers are
we,l satisfied, and the public may rest conf
dent that their examination was searching
and thorough, not a holiday affair. Orders
have beeu given for what additional hose le
headed, and in ten days every company Will
Rave a maximum supply. In the meanwhile
there ia plenty OF material on hand for every
emergency. .f
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HOTEL ARRIHALs-NOTEMBER 95
Pavilion. /.

A. Morgan and wife, Georgetown; VIM. Nose
Savannah; Jno. Menshaw, Baltimore; +.
Packer, New York; Jas. Feldman, Phiadet
pnia; VIM. Blodgett, Cleveland; R. Murphy
Baltimore; 4. L. Calhoun, Clio; b. z. Gslmtn
Woodrufr's; W. T. Blanton, J. W. Blanton
Barnwell; D. q. Donnelly, Richmond; hrs.tE
P. Wolfe, and two children, 7. NJ. sco1t, VII
llamsburg; W. Il. Kennedy, South Carolina; l
O. Wilson, sumter;I. v. Bardin, Leesville.
Charleston.
Lewis q. sondheim, Florida; l. B. Farley
New York; J. D. Weed, Savannah; b. F. Buck
Miss F. Buck, Miss A. Buck, ]. E. Dunnoerry
Bucksville; J. Chadwick, City.
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TRIBUTE OF RESPECT
To the Memory OF tho late Hon. Floriar
n. Frost.


To the Memory ofthe late Hon. Florian
n. Frost.
At the last regular communication Oh
Drayton Lodge, No. T. A. 7. H., the following
nreamble and resolutions were unanimously
adopted:
whereas, 1t has pleased God in Ills inscrutaole
wisdom to remove from our midst dearly
cherished brother, and from our beloved State
useful citizen. and again are we reminded tnat
the grand mystery OF life and death Still hangs
over our race; as IL has been from the beginning
"man poetn to his long home and the mourners
po about the street.n The consciousness OF our
own mortality but makes more poignant the
anguish when q friend and brother In the 1ou
yjoor of his manhood is no more In this life.
In. our collective capacity, we bow with suom!s.
sion to the will OF "He who doetf all things
well,n and mourn the premature demise OF one
who possessed marked traits OF character; though
Young in years, hls sense Of right aud Justice
was keen, and he was always found on the slde
OF right, maintaining It at all hazards; possessed
as he was Of clear mind, rong viii. superior
Intellect warm and aiIsctlopate heart, he was
destiued to be one Of South Cardinals favored
and honored sons. HBmsmory we will ever re.
we're and love; for there Is halo OF light which
gather. about his deeds and acts that will live
forever In the history Of his native Carolina; but
while we mourn for him, stricken down In the
full ylQor Of his manhood and usefulness to his
dearly beloved State, we are solaced BY the renec
tion that his death had been appointed by NE
who gaveth and who hath taken away" There
fore, be It
Reso,ued, That in the death OF Florian b. Frost,
this Lodge has lost brother who has been dear
tn us, aud OF whom We we're al proud, and our
state an upright, honest aud promising young
ResoIued That while ve lament the death OF
one 80 deserVedly dear to US all We VIII ever
cherish the remembrance OF his many virtues,
and his course while In our midst received our
hearty endorsements and deserves to be emulat-
ed nv all.
Resolved That we extend 70 h!s bereaVed and
widowed mother and her family our sincere and
heartfelt sympathy 10 this great amlctlon and
sorrow, believing that 'dod cnastenetn tlose
whom He loves.n
Resolued That blank page IN our Minute
Book b. Inscribed 10 hs memory, and that copy
OF this preamble and these resolutions be trans
mItten to his distressed mother and her family.
Resolped That the above preamble and resolu'
tious be published in TIE DAILY NEWS OF thls
city.
Extracts from the Minutes.
4. PrTRAY BEAIRD.
Secretary Drayt ton Lodge, No.A, A. Y. n.
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sure Toomer, Bischon q CO, Borner, N
Emanuel, E Thurston. Vim Shepherd.
Sloop Jane Hope, from Ashepoo. 1000 bushels OF
rough rice. To D McPheraon. -
Boat from Edisto. 10 bags sea island cotton.
To Colcock q co. ''-.-''.- .''
Boat from ,Toogoodoo. 2 bags sea island cot:
ton. To Oolcock Il co.
Boat from Johns Island. 1bag sea island cot.
ton. To Colcock Il co.,: ist:. ,i2.
Boat from Johns Island. 2. bags sea island
cotton: To Roper.
Boat from christ Church. bag sea island
Received from ohisolm's Mil. .112 tcs rice. 70
W Bee CO - -. q; = -.n "i'si''
SAILED YESTERDAY. ~ 9-sfi
schr Farland. Baker, Boston. '.''s
FROM THIS PORT. 1.it
steamship South Carolina, Beckett, at New
York November 25 !s"&i > .il =. !!
steamship Maryland, Johnson, at Baltimore.
November rs. '.' -. .-si'-
UP FOB THIS PORT.
Brig Gambia, ailley, at Portland, Me-, Novem-
" scnr Jennie Simmons, Young, at Boston, No.
vember %. -, ....s .aa. ~! /,
T.. - CLEARED FOR THIS PORT. ii
Steamship Manhattan, Woodruff, at New York,
November %.
Steamship Virginia, HincEley, at Philadelphia,
November ~. ya..' r,ts ..,
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J.R. READ Co., 2ss King street, have now
in store Black Dress Goods in great variety.
Special attention invited to this department,
containing, in part. every grade Black Alpaca,
Berlin cord, Blarrltz, Serge, .Cashmeres, Me-
rlnoes, Epinglnes. satteens, &C., &c.
otYfh
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BUSINESS NOTICES.

PERUVIAN GUANo.-Messrs. George W. Will
liams & Co. announce this morning the e1-
pected arrival Of two thousand tons of this
favorlte and standard fertilizer direct from
the Guanape Islands. They offer the article
for sale In lots of ten tons at $50, gold, per
ton. Planters know that this guano may be
relied upon.
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u OR FL % B I D Az
VIA sAvANNAHLTwIOEA AwBEK. e. =


The Splendid side.whsel Steamer EE1A
DICTATOR Captain L II. co1etter, ~ - =!
OTTY POINT, captain George 3. MCMILLAN, Hil
leave Charleston every TURsDkY and :FRIpa1
EVENINGS, at 8 O'Clock, for SAVANNAH FEE.
NANDlNA, HUKSONvILLE. PAtATKA,. ANU
ALL LANDINGS On ST. JOHNS RI4Ehrn,..,,:
Returning, DICTATOR will lesye PALATKA FKl-
DAY MORNING and dSAVANNAHS SUNDAY AoRIMG,
arriving here SUNDAY AfEEHSoGN; rv /, rosn,1
MORNING and SAVANNAH "WEDNESDAY NORM
me-, arriving here WEDNESDAY AFTERi CON: ~,
Connection is made at Fernanhina Witn hait'
road for New Orleans and Havana, via Cedar
KeIs: az Jacksonville with Steamer ST4RllGHT
for Mellonvllle, Enterprise and Upper ST.! !onns
River: at Tocoi> with Railroad for st. Angus.
line: and at Palatka with Steamers for the ock'
All freight for Way Landings must be, prepaid
u For Freight or: Passage having elegant &C.
eommodations, apply 70 -, -, .. -
Corner vanderhorsts Wharf and East BAY.
QELd &c. .-s I
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Eyening.-Cotton steady; sales 4198 baes 81
lsXei net receipts 8S7 bslls; gross 10 Sob iasuae
ber, 10 I6al9x; DecsmbD-, lsX; January. 1sM;
February 10 1.l8; March, 19X; April ls5Sslis s-io,
May, l9x; sales or futures to-day 29,1oo oaies' Ss
follows: November, ls alealsh; DeceSss IoSa1o sis.
H"''D' A''''-'''' Af''' BosToN November Is.
Cotton quiet and: stead =; net receipts 50 bales;
gross 1921; So es $50: stock 46oO; No,o,oheros
Cotton firm; rniddling, 1sc; net receipts . ZsI
bales gross 7l3; exports roastWise 20; SAFES lzo'
o'o'A o-' NORFOLK, November rs.
Cotton steady; net reciipts 5000 bales; exports
cosstWiae 1866; sales $50; STOCK II. .266.
WILMINGTON, November 25.
rotton firm: net receipEs 2826 bales; sales los;
0'o'A 'A''' AUGUSTA, November 25.
Cotton quiet; middlinss l7Nc; receipts I'LL
o"'''' o"'o' SAVANNAH, November rs. +,
Cotton quiet aud nr1n; net receipts SSiS ana naes
exports coastwse 2s4s; sales 22es; STOCK 10 Zs q
Cotton Inactive In consequence OF IN sne na ao,se
disease; receipts 4e47 bales; shipments 27ls stocK
'o'iS'. MOBILE; November 25.
Ordinary 17Xc; low nliddllngs lsAalsE; mo.
dliuas l8X; net receipts aOe3 oales exports coisV
"''' ~''-' GALVESTON, November rs.
Cotton steady; net receipts 3iS3 bales; exports
coastWiHe LOOT; sales 1900; stocE 409I.
NEW ORLEANS, November 70.
Cotton active and nrnl; good Ordinary I1Ac,
low middlings 1Sx; middiings 19k; net receipts
5189 bales; gross 1915; exports TO the ContlnenI
1854; coastwse 2o75 sales $500; last evening lzao
STOCK laa, ,667. -..-
PROVISIONS AND PRODUCE MARKETS.
LIVERPOOL. November 25.
Noon -Breadstuffs quiet. yCorn 20. Flour 10.
Eyening.-Roain llsa11s Cd. Turpentlne 4os:
LONDON, November Is.
Eyening.-Tallow 49s 3D.. 80 -
Nliw YORK. November 26
Noon.-Flour steady. Wheat shade nrmer.
l Corn 1rm Pork steady; mess $l8. Lsrd quiet
sresm 8Xasx. Turpentine firm AT 62h. hosln
quiet at IS SIS. ,,,,,o
| WhiakeY lower at 93Kag4. Wheat heavy ana la.
lower. Corn heavy and lower; extreme 'searcty
| in freight room checks export Rice 7hash
PORK Sl6. Lard weak at 8hasH. Tnrpeatine
nrrn. RosIn quiet. Tallow quiet as e4ae Il.
ST. LOUIS, November 25.
Flour firm and in fair demand for best super
| fine. winter wheat 81 45.1 80. Corn steaoy
No. 2 mixed sokc, closed at SOC. WnlsEey sLeau5
| at GOO. Pork qitet at $4. Bacon only In umit
/ ed Iobblpg demand. Lard unchanged.
LOUISVILLE, November %.
'Tobscco firm, sales very light and receipts
small. Flour steady. Corn dull at &c! fre
| vLBlons unchanged. ,,:.,,..oo ne
Flour IN fair demand and nrm: Corn steady
/ Pork ouiet &C S12 76s13. Lard dull, steam "a
7Eo Bacon dull; shoulders 6hc; clear RID sHc
| Gear sides exc. Whiskey nrm az S9c. .
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nEGULAR LINE'FOR GEORGETOWN,
IL FROM SOUTH oosHiSSERo1AL II wHaREg

q Time Table Of steamer EMILE, EMILE, 81
Captain o. o. White for November, =, -
lsIs; ssA7a VT o4 m .rs.sses ss.z. essss;1sss
MoNDIY, Nov 9, 7'AM WEDNssf, MO- NOV 80 1n 4
wEDSEsY, Nov ls FEIDaI NSV %0y ~ q stn
MONDAY, Nov ls, n a M1pSsSa' saGS.y Nov NvE
WsDsss,Y. Y Nov 27, I 4 NlFnlDk7, Nov es.bAH
rounuING At SOUTH ISLAND, ;WAVEREY,
iooE EKEITaFfELD AND WEYMOUTH MILLS
-, :. EVERYTRIP. sNz -
sxss-EreIgnsrece!ysd day before ssil,nl. ssa
All Freight and wharfage must De pepAd.
Ionnlcate receipts required with all s6Ipments.
For Freight or Passage apply on board or 70
: SHACKELF0KD q KEhlHi Agents, SO
North Atlantic Wharf, Ohsrleston?S 81. Ga
a. MORGAN, Agent Georgetown, g.. q.
nnt7-tuthk 8moS y -. i,.ih i'.a+ii' - H-f..F
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B. N. MARSHALL d Bro, 33 Broad street,
buy and sell on commission, Real Estate,
Stocks and Bonds, negotiate Loans, Rent
Property, and sell at auction, furniture at
houses. nov23.sltuth8 3
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FURcHGoTT, BENEDICT & Co. have received
a full assortment of Kid Gloves as follows :
100 dozen one batton, good quality Gloves,
only 80 cents 100 dozen two buttons, good
quality Gloves only; rs. Also Sole Agents
oil the celebrated Chellley's Kid Gloves, each
pair sold under guarantee.
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FURcHGorr, BENEDICT e. Co., No. 275 King
street. have received 100 sets of Children Furs
only 81 26; 100 sets of Children Furs IS
and 81; 100 seis of Ladies' Furs SO; full line
of finer Furs from IS up.
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one HUNDRED fine Singing Cauarles, Import
ed from Germany. Every Bird warranted
call and see them at my store. Call soon and
Secure choice Bird. William Mckay, No. Al
Wentworth street. noV25
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INTERESTING TO NUMIsMAT1sT5.--A cata-
logue has been issued BY Mr.. W: b. stro.
bridge, of New York, containing description
OF the coins and medals belonging to the esss
tate of our late iellow-cltlzen, the Hon. Chas.
N. .Furman, and announcing the sale to take
place at Clinton Hall, Astor Place, New York,
ON the l7Lh, 18th aud lAlh of December next,
by Messrs. Geo. A. Leavltt d Co., under the
dire,uon OF Colonel Jno. E. Carew, the ad-
1ninistrator. 4
At the same time and place will he Offered
for sale collection OF valuable paintings by
the old masters, belonging to the same estate.
among which are ''Fhe Greyhouuds,"- by Ru-
bens, date 1925, and an "Ecce Homo" by
Carlo Dolce.
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CLoAKs, sHAwLs AND FURs.-The Cloak and
Shawl Room OF Messrs. J. R. Read & Co. now
contains unusus! attractions; the latest North.
ern novelties are constantly being displayed.
noV23-StUth
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CITY AFFAIRS.
, meetings. THIS DAY

pbon,x Fire Company, at 2 P. NJ.
c..man Fire Company, at half-past z. NJ.
ntna Fire Company, at half.psst 2. III.
A,hley Fire Company. at P. N. i.
Ia Candeur Lodge, at 2. ID.
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DRESS GooDs.-One case cheap Dress Goods,
rs cents per yard; also. all the finer grades Of
dress fabrics from 80 CENTS to So, now being
shown. ]. r: READ Il Co. nov23-stuth
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NEW AND CHEAP CH1LDREN's CARRIAGES,
velocipedes. Rocking Horses, Carts, Wheel
barrows, &C., Just received at Won santens'
No. 22s King street, Charleston, 8. 9.
iun1 1.tu
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THERnIOMETRICAI.

The range Of the thermometer yesterday at
the drug store of DR.. Joseph Blackmap, on
the south side of Broad street, was as ioll0ws:
8 A. NJ, 6e; 10 a. NJ, 81; II NJ, 6S; Z. NJ
es:4P. H., Ct; 8 P. H., 81; 8 P. M., 81.
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lA-FALL By THE WAIs1DB.-Yesterday afler-
.noo,S, about qusrter.past four o'clocki q
gray horse attached to q cart filed with
bricks, driven by Mr.. Michael Barlow, while
turning the corner OF Liberty and King streets,
slipped aud fell, breaking che. rlgns SHAFT on
the carr. Tue policeman on duty Tin tne
vicinity assisted the driver In freeing the anil
nal from lila burden. l. - ,-..--
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J. R. READ & Co., 263 King street, invite at
attention 10 their assortment of Light Kid
Gloves Opera colors) with one button, at 81,
2 buttons, 81 so per pair. noV23-stuth
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Qoafertlo,,erp, Gops, &rs

4 NEW AND BEAUTIFUL sTocK OF
Rich Fancy Goods, Toys, Games. ,5as
Fireworks, French confectionery,
:" Rubber Goods &c,
i. Is now opening, (nesrly every steamer brings
in fresh supply Of the latest novelties until the
Holidays are over,) at
YoN sANTEN's BAZAAR, 3,
,..a., no, No. 929 King street,
nova .smw24 Next to Academy Of Music,
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TINE IS sMoNEY.-Cocks, fifty different styles,
In wood, bronze and marble cases, at Allan's,
307 King street.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1872-11-26

CHR1srMAs is coming. For handsome Gold
Bracelets, Studs and Sleeve Buttons, 90 10
Allan's, 307 King street.
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CARELESS DR1vNG.-A lady aud two chill,
adren were RUN over BY horse and buggy at
the corner of Yanderhorst and King streets
Yesterday afternoon. The lady was seriously
Injured, but the occupant of the buggy, with q
nouc,ialsnce that merits the se7erest reprl-
mand. did not aiacken his speed, and seemed
tocare nothing about the victims of his rapid
dripin0
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HARRls's SEAMLESS" KID GLOVES, the finest
imported. J. R. Read q Co. are the sole
agents for Charleston. nov23-stuth
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TRE FLORAL. EXHIBITION Agricultural
.socle,y of South Carolina viii hold It's annual
floral exhibition, in this city, during the COM
ing spring. Any Information desired will be
given by DR.. A. B. Rose, chairman of the
COMMITTEES Of arrangements.