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The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1872-12-06
NEWS.
The Charleston market.


FOR TIE WEEK ENDING THURSDAY, DEC. s 1872.
TIE CRoPs.-For several days during the nrst
OF the past week q sharp cold change prevailed,
but afterwards the weather was more moderate.
The period has generally been OF C character to
enable crop gathering to proceed under fair Jon
ditions. The various establishments for the
manufacture OF fertilizers in this Vicinity are
making extensive arrangements for an Increased
supply Of their valuable manures, which are IN
growing demand In all parts Of the South. Their
great success heretofore promises q large IN
crease In their use during the coming season.
TIE RsoEuTs.-The arrivals at the cotton ports
for the week up to Friday last were laa,42s oales,
against 1ls, 6s5 bales the week before, and l22'lso
bales for the corresponding time last year. At New
Orleans the supplies were SO, 73s bales, In contrast
with "A, eoo bales for the week OF the year pre-
yious. The total receipts at the cotton ports rom
September /, 1872, up to the latest dates, were
!. 40 62 bales, against s6s. se5 bales for the time
the previous year-showing an increase OF 27e'lS'
bales. The arrivals at The principal Soutnern
markets from september /, 1872, mp to the latest
telegraphic intelligence, as compared with tne
- S/ono npora 90 fo1lnwl.
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ZaIIANCE AND HONESTY Re
80 HARDED.

. About three O'Clock yesterday morning 9
gentleman, living on Logan street, was
awakened by q ring at his bell. On repairing
to the s~treet-door, he found a policeman hold
ing q valuable rug and an oyercoat in bis
hand. TIE policeman said he had found these
upon the pavement In front of the house, and
presumed that they had been taken from the
premises. On examination Of tho house 1t
was found that a burglar had effected an en-.
tranceinto 1t through q window in the base
ment. 1t is supposed that he became alarmed
from some cause, ind dropped the articles In
His esgerness to escape. Nothing else In the
house was disturbed. The gentleman thanked
the. policeman and handed him five dollars,
as q reward for his services. The policeman,
however, refused to receive the money, unless
the gentleman first obtained the consent of
Captain Minott. After breakfast the gentle
man called on Captain Minott at the Guard
house. and related the occurrence, whereupon
the policeman was summoned and presented
With the money. The policeman is a colcred
man, named Perkins, a member of the regu.
lar day force, who has been twice promoted
for meritorious conduct.
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O. L6CON1 CS.

The Charleston Social Mounted Club Will
give q ball at the Hloernlan Hall. On tne e'e-
ming Of, the 18th Instant.
Tho Young America Steam Fire Company
contemplate giving. q grand ball some Time
during the month OF January. !.
a-Fhe Chapman: Sisters, supported by q good
company,,wil open an engagement at the
Academy OF Music on Monday evening next
The train due here at II. n. yesterday
nom Savannah had not arrived AT a late hour
last night. It was rumored that the delay
wa caused by an accident.
One show Of trained birds and two OF
trained monkeys are itinerating about the
streets, and a little exhibition of monstrous
wonders has located itself on the old theatre
lot on Meeting street.
THE South Carolina Railroad Issues at
no,nts on It's line excursion tickets to this
civ on the occasion of the dedication OF the
Masonic Temple next week. The tickets VIII
be- good until the lkth Inst.
IA sharper located himself yesterday after
Noon 20 on the corner Of Meeting and Market
streets, and endeavored to dispose of sealed
envelopes, which he represented TO contain
money. Anumber OF credulous colored boys
and men were Induced TO invest their supply
OF small change, but found that they invariably
drew blanks.
Those whose eyes are giving them trouble
will do well To. consult Dr.. We'll, the German
optician, now staying for q few days at The
Pavilion Hotel, who can suit them with an
srticie of Brazilian pebble glasses adaptedto
the. defect in their sight DR.. Wells glasses
have been examined and are highly commend
ed, by physicians of high standing both here
and elsewhere.
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TIE quality and make up Of the material
that enters into the %composition of our build
ings Is Of the highest importance to landlords
as we'll as tenants, and chief among the items
Of consequence is the matter OF Doors, sashea,
Blinds, Glass, &C., DO. All who are building
or expecting to build, will favor their " In
terest by sending to Messrs. Keogh d Thorne,
of New York City, for circulars, estimates,
&C., as their stock is large and varied, and
they are gentlemen whose advice and state
ments as to quality and styles OF goods re-
ferred to. will prove advantageous to land
lords and builders.
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OURS NAY be termed the periodical Age
all the best literature Is first published in the
Periodicals. The only method OF keeping pace
with the current literary, philosophical,
scientific and theological topics OF the day ls to
read the Periodicals. No family should be
without one or more magazines suited to is
various members. Specimen copies Of all
the English and American Periodicals can be
seen on the tables at Fogartie's Book Deposl-
tory. Now Ia the time to subscribe for the
new wear. dec4-wtm3
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JUVENILE Books 1T FoaARTrE's BOOK De-
PosrrORY.-speclal attention has been given
to this important branch of literature. Care
has been taken to select good as well as beau
tiful books, suited to children of all ages. No
department Of their extensive stock OF books
for the holidays presents a more attractive ap-
%pearance. They are mostly English editions,
and beautifully illustrated. There Is no more
appropriate Offering to youth than an Instruct:
i've and entertaining book. ~dec5thstuS
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LANDMARK LODGE, A. F. MAJ the annual
communication OF Landmark Lodge. No. 70,
Al. II, held on the 4th inst. the following
officers were elected to serve for the ensuing
masonic, year : Alexander W. Marshall, Jr.,
". NJ; George D. Bryan, 9. W Malborn 7.
.Waring, J. W.; Benjamin F. Wnilden, treas
urer; 7. Plnckney Lowndes, secretary; A. N.
Williams, 8. DIR. Ewing Brown, J.. D.; Ans
ley D. Cohen and George 8. Holmes, stew
ards; L. F. iIeyer, tiIer.
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DIRECTORY FOR 1879 And 1873.

The Directory of the City Of Charleston, just
published BY Messrs. Walker, Evans d Cogs-
we'll, is the best since the war In every re-
spect. Complete, handsome and convenient,
II 1, both a necessity and an ornament to
every business desk. A large portion OF the
subscribers have already been supplied, and
COPIES will be delivered to the remainder TO-
day. Messrs. Walker, Evans & Cogswell have
a few copies for sale al 50 so each.
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Our PasoEs CuRRENT.-We especially invite
the attention Of our merchants to TIE NEWS
Prlces current, issued this morning. Made
up with the utmost care, and handsomely
printed with entirely new type, it forms, with
the business card Of the house forwarding it,
the most attractive n welcome weekly
commercial circular that can be used. Price,
for ten copies or more, with business cards,
two and a half cents per copy; single copies
i've cents.
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Marrieh.

BREEsE-PERONHEAU.-On the Sd Instant,
by the Rsv. Jonn Johnson. WILLIAM .EDE0hD
or Hiliam q. Peronneau. -
MOSELY-CAMMER.-On the evening Or the4d
instant, a. the res denoe OF Captain Thea. Otxon,
by the Kew. Mr.. Ohambliss. JIssA hoe1Lr 70
ELlzABETH a., the only gdaugnter OF the .Iat6
Henry W. Csmmer, all Of this CITY. No c8rdf:!s
Observation-Disclosures Wednesday even
lag, November 9Th, by Rev.iJ.H. Oarlisle,t attne
Pre- by terian Church, Sumter, ~ f1E euA9
MBILRTr1 and Miss ADRLLAiE DURAHTsseoond
daughter OF 4. W. Duranr, ESQ., ell or sumfegpEi
MISREPRESENTATION wednesday, :a7!h: 10;
.vember, at Cherry Vsle,th residence Of tne nftd0e'
NARY KELLOGG, eldest daughter Of Hon. John y.
Frterson, Of sumter County, s.tA<
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HOME ENraRPRIsE.-Mr. A. Brookbanks, the
euterprlslng young fruiterer, whose suostan-
tial strides in prosperity have been 30 marked,
has recently taken a step which ought to en-
dear him to all who have a sweet tooth. This
IL the Importation from Philadelphia of an ex-
perlenced candy-Uaker, with the necessary
machinery for manufacturing every descrlp-
ton Of sugar and nolasses candy. The home
made specimens of candy 10 be seen at his
store will compare favorably with the finest
Northern manufacture.
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A SPIRIT.

auaden Cessation Of h Mysterious
administrations.
The Tradd street ghost, horrible to say
made no sign yesterday. After working u"
tbs community to fever heat, and soaring
some unfortunate darkeys nearly out OF their
wits, the uneasy spirit has become easy and
refuses even to dance q hair-brush jig Tor tne
%ediHcat;onof the public. The supply OF ma
terfsl is exhausted, or the spirit has hoWn 10
= more favored CLINE.
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ing at Tx and Liverpool .miadungs 1I7He T.
oIossd to-dsy. drun. With an active demand q
these figures. the receipts to-day were ess
bales; shipments BIS; sales SeA
MONTGOMERY necenlhR =
ordinary isx, strict good ordinary an I, rtoRs
bales; middling 17Xa17H, middiog 7xc:.s .jo5
UoLUNBus, Decenber y.
Market quiet and closed with 9 .betteE1 ieeting,
miudlinR 17kc; middIing l7kal5xc; ealedsItz'
receipts "a; shipments 622. Il ESQ
-. -. Is ~ SuKTIHs5D ecemhee 4ao
! About "a bales have been sold stnceJaat f9t
with q slight decline, caused from u1fayoraDle
reports from Liverpool and the Nortnern MsL.
kets. We quote ordinary 14xc; good Ordinsf3
16X; low middIlng lex; midallng 1ex; strics mug.
ding II.
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8. R. MARsHALL l. Co., corner King and
Society streets, have on hand an elegant as'
sortment of Rodgers d Sons and ~osten.
,holm's Table and Dessert Knives, Carvers ana
sreels. also. the greatest variety OF Pocket
Knives, sciss ors and Razors In cases. and
Ladies' Cutlery cases to be found In the city.
These goods are of The best quality, and nave
been selected expressly for the holiday trade
and are sold at low prices. nov6-mWfl2
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CITY AFFAIRS.
MEETINGS THIS OAK.

s,r,ot Observance Lodge, A. F. NJ, at Z
?. n.
Ladies' Fuel Society, at IL A. n.
LsdIes' Garment Society, at - A. NJ.
Sumter Social Club, at half.past 8 F. NJ.
Carolina Division. 8. T., at half.past T. n.
Eagle Fire Company, at n. N.
Marion Fire Company, at z P. ID.
stonevall Lodge, K. P, at 8 P. NJ.
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Receipts by Rataroad, Decsmhsf:e 81.
SOUTH cARoLusl 1XiIaoAp. t5fs% RI

3o77 bales COTTON. IS bales sgoods 100 bblS fotrs,
40 bbls spirits turpentfpe, LIS hbs rostn.. ell,
stock. To Railroad Agent, q W Williams 6'oofHt
J Lallnas W O Bee & CO, TP Smith. Witteet0,a'
N Walter Il 90. w W Smith, WIss q co, Oh, Malsi
ters, W B Smith. ID 90, Sloan & SeignDuA. dbai
Frost j. co, W z Ryan, Psl2er, sRodReza = q Q
Trenholm d Son, A b Mulliaan, Reedsr j Davis, 1
iLesesne 4 Wells, Kllnck, .Wicksnberg ) o. lWaS;,
eber d MonBees, Kresael d Bfande1t Chicken:
bush, -Estill d CO. HGerdt1 d co, B W hoieton,
Rhode Bros, Il Btscfons CO, W Dnkes& CO..
,Mowry & Son, 7Pringle9 SON. Roachi& Ho6efsi
W B Williams Il son. Counts d tWroron fW.P,
Bowling, Muraaugh6 Week1ey. Orawiey d Dehcls
;Wsrdlaw q Oarew, FLAeyer, Kinsmsn d Howell.
LII DeSaussnre. a.,1ft:.,a -r,5saroIi E,fs.,
NoRTHBksfBHN RAIRoAD.4 It.aHta.;
49, bales upland and s bags sea. tsland S0ttoust
10 bnls spirits turpentine, 1zo bbls tfosini 1cars7
lumber, peas, mdse, &C. 10. Frost d Co., 81
Ryan, A Z Salinas, q q Walter d &C, H0WIy.&I
BON, Caldwell SON. TIP Smith, AS Smith, W-0,
Courtney Il co; Tedemann, Calder Gco, Bstden;
d Parker. Whilden 4 Jones, Trenholm q Bon, I6
Boag, a B Mulligan, Rayenel d 90, Wilcox, Gibbs
d CO, Pel1er. Rodgers d Co. hurdaugh b Weekiey,
- D Kirkpatrick. PT1ogla. d Son. q W Williams 3
leo, Kinsman & Howell, W y Bee d co, B APrlu.
gle, Witte Bros, y 3 Holmes, T GsillArd. walker
d CO, Onapeau &Henfon, gollmlnn5aBroBptA
Klat Q 4 co, q yelling, Railroad tAEantsi 0rlefs
ana Others. = - 49, SO f@@ 5tAd III
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AUCTION SALES THIS DAY:

Leitob & Bruins Will sill at II A. N. and 6P.
NJ. at their office, watches, jewelry, &C.,
william Mckay will sell at 10 O'Clock, a1 dis
store, furniture, carpets, DC.
Miles Drake Will sell at 10 O'CLOCK, al. MS
store, clothing, shoes and hats.
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THE HOLIDAY TRADE.-"The early bird
catches the worm Is an adage which finds It's
practical illustration In every day business
LIE, and now that the Christmas holidays are
approaching, our merchants should not forget
It's force. Those who are frat In the market
with this class Of goods, all things else being
equal, Will find their reward In large sales
and exhausted stocks when they come
to balance their accounts at the close Of the
year.
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TIE BRUDERLICHER BUND.

The entertainment of the Bruderlicher
Bund, given last evening In their hall, on
street, near Horlbeck's alley, attracted
a large audience, The concert was genuine
musical treat; 1t consisted of oyertures from
the most popular German composers. inc
plsy was rendered with remarkably good
effect. At the conclusion Of the play, tRe
floor was cleared and all present engaged IN
the dance.
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p1sa COVERS, Plate Covers, Plate Warmers,
iChatng Dishes, Toilet Sets, English Tea
TRAYS, Plated Spoons, Forks and Casters, Bird
Cages, Boys and Mems Tool Chests, for sale,
at low prices, By 8. B. Marshall d CO., corner
King and Society streets. noV6'mWil2
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THERMOMETRLCAL.

The range Of the thermometer yesterday az
the drug store of Dr.. Joseph Blacknan, on
the south side of Broad street, was 90 follows:
ga. H., so; IoA. NJ, So; IL NJ, IS; RPM,
s7.4 {. ~, S.; ~. NJ, 65; 8 P. NJ, "a.
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BUILDING MATERLL.-An extensive stock
and large variety of Doors, sashes, Blinds,
Belusters, Mouldings, DO, are kept constantly
on hand by Mr.. r. P. Toale, at his warerooms,
No. 20 Hayne street and No. SO Pinckney street.
The above are all made at his own factory on
Horlbeck,a wharf. He keeps, also, French and
American Window Glass, Stained Glass, Slate
Mantels, Builders Hardware, &C., from the
best manufacturers. mch8-fmw1yr
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LAST OppoRruN1rE-DR. N. We'll, the
German o~pticlan, has concluded to remain IN
the CITY for one week longer, and can 90
found at the Pavilion Hotel at all hours OF the
day. where he will be happy to furnish those
afflicted by defective vision with his BRAZIL
ian pebble glasses. Ladies' are received IN
tho hotel parlor, where polite servants Will al
tend on them.
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If You DESIRE to purchase an elegant Bible
or Prayer Book do not fail 10 call at Fogar-
ties Book Depository. They are now opening
the most magnificent assortment of English
editions ever displayed In this city.
dpc2-mHf3
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FuacHaorr, BENEDICT & Co. have received
q full assortment Of Kid Gloves, and offer a
good quality. one button Glove, for ST. "
button Glove-f for 81 as. Also, sole agents for
the Celebrated Chelly Kid Gloves, each pair
sold under guarantee. dec2
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RExovAL.-The Tradd street ghosts Will re-
move to HIbernian Hall on Monday evening,
December 9th, where the loverf O. the mar
vslous may revelin mystery 70. two hours foE
the small sum of rs cents.
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FuRcHGoTT, BENEDICT & Co., No. 275 King
street, have received 1o0'sets of Children's
Fura, only 50 rs; 100 sets of Children Furs,
So and 81; 100 sets Ladies' Furs-sets from
81 up. dec2
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ZEAL ESTATE SALs.-Mr. ]. Fraser Mathewes
sold at auction. Yesterday, a building lot on
Sullivan's Island for one hundred and twelve
dollars cash; also, q lot of land on the north
side Of Tradd street, opposite Greenhlll street,
for seven hundred and eighty dollars, one-half
cash, balance payable In one year.
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SUDDEN CHANGES In the weather are pre-
ductive OF Throat Diseases. Coughs and Colds.
There Is no more ~effsotual relief to be found,
than In the use OF Browns Bronchial Troches.
Dowie, Noise & Davis, Agents. dec4-wfms
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:. F~uRcHGoTT, BENEDICT & Co., No. 275 King
street, are. for this week, Offering great bar.
gains In ~Carpets-great reduction made in
this article, deco
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HAVE You SEEN HM?-Seen who! Why
the ghost of. Tradd street? If not, 60 to
Hibernian Hall Monday evening, December
9th. Take an even quarter along.
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Wilmington Market.

WILMINGTON. December 4.
SPIRITS Observation-Disclosures irm. Sales OF
7is casks, including Sis casks late Tuesday eve.
ming and not heretofore reported, az 81 per gal.
lon.
and IS 80 for extra pale.
CRUDE TURPRNTNR.-Sales Of 46S bbls at $s25
for b I'D and S. q, for virgin and yellow dip.
TAR.-sales OF 125 bbls at 81 per Dbl. Market
steady.
CoTToN.->ales OF So bales as follows: Z OF TX,
40 at TX, 20 at 10, z at 1sk q 2 at 1sKc per ID.
Interior Cotton Markets.
MACON, December 8.
The market has been without quotanle change
for about q week, Kew York middlings commenc.
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mo Bs1oKs.n-Al fun at Hibernian Hall
next Monday evening for rs cents. No bricks
will be thrown among the audience.
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No DISAPPOINTMENT when you use Durand's
French Polish. 1t is easily applied.
nov13-lmo
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CHK1sTMAs Is coming. For handsome Gold
Bracelets, Studs and Sleeve Buttons, 60 to
Allan's, SO7 King street.
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GIFTS FOR THE HoInArs.-For silverware,
fine Watches, gold Opera and Vest Chains, 60
to Allan's, 307 King street.
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GOLD n S1LvER-HEADED CANES, in great
variety. Just the thing for holiday gifts, at
Alan's, No. 307 King street.
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List OF Shipping

AIUL VI oAAfFNO 49,
M TIE POET OF oHARLEsroN, RoyE,fs1R2
Vessels under 100 tons, and Soass,ns
within the State. excepted
STEAMSHIPS.
chamutou, 1918 tons, Lockwood, at Adgeris whaffs
for New York, loadtng-Jamea Ad8og q Co.
Gulf stream, - tons, hunter, ~ Br0Wn6 coz
wharf, Tor Philadelphia loadins-W2A1oour'
Mary iaad, ssl tons, Johnson, q Union wharf, for
baltimore, l~osding-Pauic Trenholm.
SHIPS.
Intrepid, 1900 tons Dunbar, mt Onion Wna!L rom
Savannah, dischsrgin2-street, Brog6 %:
Richard III, $50 TINS. Huoosfd, ~ an0 ossee
Cos .ns,ves' for Liverpool loadlns-s 'a.s".
4 = LoSest' tBr)- tons, Mullen, at Atlantic
wharf: for Liverpool losdins-aee a 1ten'
unc nol 9oe 2 S sso tons. Kendall. at vandsrhor..,s
wharf, for Hsvre, l%oadins-o n Hupers
Ida Inv nv. 767 tons, Otis, at Marshslls wharf, for
Liverpool, losding-E Wills.
Banks. ..,.
Jerome Jones Som s tons Rin T-sy!iiI e. sGsssa 90 :
anom Ws." Germany - tons. onderbsrg: a.
BOyces COS vh e. from Anssesaa@ ai'
p,vi %i9sc 15nssiss, . I'VE Wel scuu, siOert: .. Central
E''i Wss Eip for Barcelona, iosa!ng1YNP H.lls...
] 3 Du1as, (Br) - toms: Kliana;sa5 1Gaanc
wharf, for Bremen, losding-B 9 wilkins
walter 80 40 tons. Berry, = Ash ! : yoa for
Neptun, (German,J-lo ions, Ploghoft. at Atlantic
wharf. rom Bremen, diseasreiDs-aeo .
'fsi Ksrr %s' wharf, from Bremen, dlschsIglns-oo
Wen " worth, tsr, CTS tons. Robs ns!.a g Beyos,S
COS whsrvss' for NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
N,m n : gs r sss tons, Phillips, at Atlantic wharf,
for Liverpool, loadlng-Globes Z BarnHsm
Stormy Petrol. tsrl 49, tons; ~;Ha = sDyHyenrVV
COS wnarVes, for Liverpool '0aans-heni'
Emil German, 49, tons, s%ohuylken, at Southern
wharf; from .ilk hiVer' jamaica ~a'ans@
po,d T. E IsnsDS &c q CO. toms, Jose oanso, a. South.
ern wharf, frsm New orleans, waiting
Jos A Enslow & CO.
BRIGS.
Mary O Roosevelt, - tons, Roberts, In Ashley
Ella Maria, - tons, Boyd, at Union wharf, for
Boston, loadlng-cohen & Wells.
Anna. ISweedishJ - tons. Jansen, In Ashley
River: from alrgentl, tsicly) discharsing
W. soHooNlIRs.
Carrie Bonnell. - tons, Pinkham. at Central
wharf, from Havana, discnarsing-Paui,
Mary Mankin, -, tons, Tyler, at Etiwsn worka,
from Baltimore, dischsrging-Sreet, Bros &
Electric, tons, Dale, a. Southern wharf, for
BucEsville, = U, ready. A Enslow i co.
Myrover, 40 tons. Brown, az N 3. Railroad wharf.
for New York, ioading--Roath & HoRett.
O E Elmer, - tons, Coraon.. in Ashley River,
for 9 Northern port. loading-E F SWeHan.
John Shay, 800 tons. TDton, In Ashley RIVER, for
PhiiadelphiR. losding-E r Swee9an4
Schr .loert Thomas. tons. Rose, 10 Ashley
River. from Baltimore, loading street
Bros q co. ttH8sbft
EDWARD Wilianas, 500 tons, Rulon, In ashley
River, for Camden, N ~ loadtnEcJk Ekslow
q CO. $50
D Finney, 49, tons, Ewsll, in Ashley River, fol
aNorthern port, loadinx-kaster.
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MrssRs. IowNpEs & GRrMBALL will offer for

MEssRs. LowNDEs & GRIMBALL WILL offer Tor
sale at auction on or about the lst January
next, several Lots of Land of suitable size for
building purposes, situated 10 the northeast
ern part of the city, and commonly known as
the Blake lands. Further particulars will be
given In. q future Advertisement. nov2T-wfm
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1872-12-06

NorE.-We nave oeducted from New Orleans
go, eso bales uplants. nom Mobile SO bales up.
LANDS; from savannah 220e bags sea iBland and
sea island and $50 bales upland cotton; being
the quantity received at those ports rom No.
btlo. Florida, Texas and Savannah.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1872-12-06
vo-k rice Market.

NEW YORK, December 4.
The Daily Bulletin says: the market is strong
az = 1rodea We note 8 tles or 800 bags Kangoon
az sa7Xo' and so tea Carolina at 74aSxc.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1872-12-06
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