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The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1872-12-25
GEO: s. PrLzlR, NJ. D., City Registrar.
A CHRISTMAS PRESENT.

City Inspector Lucas was yesterday pre-
sented by the street officers and laborers un
der his charge with q handsome silver cordial
stand, with three heavy cut-glass decauters
and three gold lined wine goblets as a testlmo-
NAL of the high estimation In which he was
held by them. Mr.. Lucas knew nothing Of
their Intention until on going to dinner he
found the present at home. The following let
ter was addressed to the committee which
made the presentation, and speaks for itself:
CHARLESTON, 8. c.. December "a, 1879.
To Messrs, z. 8. Miksl, John Du1gan and
Richard Ddtoson, COMMITTEE:
GENrL.EMEN-The very chaste and handsome
present OF which have been made the recipi-
ent, through you as coming from the officers
and men In my department., assures me of the
kind feelings entertained by all, and shall
yer be remembered and serve as q talisman
to cheer and support me 10 all the arduous
duties that may await US. ! trust when the
time arrives for q separation, We will look
back on the past association with mingled
pride. Be pleased, gentlemen, to convey my
heartfelt thanks to one and all for this mani
testation Of regard, and receive the same for
yourselves for the very feeling manner In
which you have been pleased to present the
same. I am, very truly your friend,
BENJAMIN LUCAS.
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LOCAL LdCORI@.

In accordance with custom, the street
cars will not run this day.
asThesPostefhce will be open Tor delivery
this morning from eight to ten O'Clock.
"A match game OF base ball will be played
on the Citadel Green this day between the
palmettoes and stonemasons at ~ N.
An afsotlonate husband startled his vile
at dinner yesterday by the abrupt a%nnounce'
ment, ~. love another" The excitement
abatsd when he explained that he referred to
another piece of.miace pie.
-Northeasterly to southes s!erly winds and
cloudy weather are predicted for the South
Atlantic and Gulf States to-day, with rain and
snow over northern North Carolina, and rain
from Georgia to Louisiana, but clearing
weather In the afternoon and night.
-"Happy Gal Wagner" With bis inimltable
minstrel troupe, will. take possession OF the
Academy OF Music next Friday evening for a
season of Ave nights. The box office WILL be
opened tomorrow morning for the sale Of re-
served seats, for which no extra charge will
y n male.
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BOLD

About one o'clock yesterday q lady, While
walking through Wentworth street, In the d.
rection of Rutledge, was assaulted by q negro
man named Henry Taylor, who seized the
hane in which che held a portemonnaie, and
twisted that article from her grasp. He then
ran up Pitt street towards Calhoun. A young
gentleman who happened to be passing OBJ
served The assault and gave chase. A police
man soon afterwards Joined In the pursuit,
which then became 30 hot that Taylor was
forced, rs q last resort, to enter the yard Of a
residence on the corner of Pitt and Bull
streets. He was, however, dragged out and
carried to the Guardhouse. The portemonnaie
was not to be found OF his person, however,
and he was turned over to the detectives.
Another search In the detective office dlscov-
cred ffty-four dollars secreted In the lining
OF his coat. The portemonnaie is said to have
contained seventy dollars. he threw that ar
tlcle away during his flight, after extracting
Its contents.
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CHRI8TMAS EVE.

It were impossible for the most unobserVant
Individual to have INDUCED In aleisurely stroll
through the streets of Charleston, last night,
without noting the thousand and one cheer
ing indications of the season. A 7erisae!a
Rip Van Wrinkle, had he been awakened from
an elaborate nap, and led through our main
thorosghiares last night, would have known,
intuilively, that 1t was Christmas Eve. People
may talk of the good old times, and draw IN
vIdious comparisons between the past and the
present, but We venture to assert that our
streets on Christmas Eve, Of 1872, presented
as CAV, cheerful, lively and inspiring an as
pect as ever before.
King street, from Market to Calhoun, looked
like a second Broadway. All the stores 10
general, and the grocery and toy stores IN
particular, were thronged with Christmas
choppers.
In the Market the display, as we'll as the
crowd, put Saturday nights in the shade. The
butchers countenances beamed with satisfac.
ton and Christmas smiles, and the fruit stalls
were decorated with Christmas trees, which
bore fire crackers as well as fruits. The perl
patetic horn-blowers pervaded all quarters,
and in Klng-street q merry squad OF about
forty were routed and dispersed by a police
man who loves not music. They reformed
again, however, and appeared IN most adj
mired disorder on Meeting-street, the leaders
heads being ornamented with four story sugar.
loaved hats, bearing miniature American
flags on their aplces. The popping OF hre'
crackers, and aver and anon q ROCKET snoot'
ing on high, betokened the Initiation Oh ue
Christmas festivities.
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New Fork Cotton Market.

NEW YORK, UeCt m0er ZU.
The Financial Chronic 9 says: The market the
past week has been ONLY moderately acLive. and
prices have been subj; 10 frequent. though not
very Wide fluctuations. One day there have been
liberal export orders on the market. and another
scarcely any, whl5 receipts at the ports one day
were quite free, and another very small, 30 that
brokers and operators have been without any
settled basis or action. Nevertheleg3, cotton Oh
the SPOT shows come advance over last Friday.
Yesterdays hur day. quotation /, were again re.
vsed, and fur the third Inn within . brief period
the low grades wrle r.uucei and the better
grades advanced. Friday, december 20, good OF.
binary upland1 were quoted OF 18xc and good
middlings DO at 20hc, adherence Of iXc. Yester-
day the former Craze wa quoted at 1sx nc and the
latter OF 22c, II difference OF 3Hc. To. day the
market was very dull, and quotations were re-.
duced nc at the close as compared wi, h last Fri.
d.y, belng ~ hi,uer for ord nary. and low mid.
ding. Lido higher for strict good ordinary. NC
higher for miidnng. and unchanged for gu: d or.
dina y and good miudling FOR future delivery
The market has bern more variable than 'or COT
ton TN the sput. Prices rather tended upwa d
till tuesday. when large receipts caused a decline
ar The close. and p.lces gave way somewhat
leverishly during Wednesday and thursday,
although receipts az the ports agstu fell Oh, pro.
missing q reduced aggregate for the week. TO:
day, with liberal recslpts and speculattons tame,
prices again declined, except for March, that
month being In demand, and quotations nrm-
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Cnrqstmas, 1879.


y ."1,amers At crackers and feasting OF pisa
80. aarte,t on Esgnogs until we grow SICK,
ensn for a time that we're weary and
wiser
o,.n. we make, like the Russians, q rIshtn' ad'
vance
On turkey whose rnsrrvthou0ht sometimes
predicts
tina. eyen the uslest girls have q chance.
And Bachelors gray may become Benedictsf
snau stockings b. filed to the garters with gifts
2 the legions OF er.reoel tnf1ntrv-sayf
shaI we md under cover OF Winters white drifts
me lows taat shall make e'en the saddest nearSs
gayt
shall The Ledger be laid, with gaunt care, on the
shelf,
And tho 1 OF the Inkstand" Ike rest for q
whlef
Shall We turn for a moment from pennies and
pslf,"
And invest, Just for change, in the 'oea'M Of q
smilet
Shall the sYulelogn be lit on the hearth as OF
old, u,-.
Whilst the fatSH6t06 SHADOWS olsctee'iJ A~o
lpsY
Shall dinddent lovers grow suddenly bold
a. they squeeze 'lsdy-hngers' Just Iced az tne
tips9
Shall we bury old ssrites in the grave OF the year
whose life is 80 rapidly slipping awayf
Shall the shadow OF Sorrow now suddenly ceaf'
And the suaehine Of Hole gid this glorious
dsy9
Shall we gladden. the dragged" with generous
aims,
Shall we cheer the sad-hearted With Smiles anu
with songs,
shsu everxresn houies wreathe evergreen palms,
And Hope bear the half OF our trouoies anu
wrongsf
Tn a word. shall the Dawn OF this sanctiaed Day
Bring Peace upon Earth, and goodwill towards
an9
uso .ssd December,' shall rival "glad May"
.In spiteo ftne nskes and tho nowerH that fsl.
Lat Us turn nom the bastle-scathed wastes OF the
Trusting stiIl, that somewhere in the Desert
fhsre lies an oasis, where We at the last
shall again md the blooms Of the Springs tns'
q.sr : are dead. ASoSiA
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VALUABLE FOREIGN CARGoEs There was
cleared yesterday by Messrs. G. N. Hubert d
90. the ship Uncle Joe for Havre with 1877 bags
sea Island cotton and 1920 bales upland cotton.
The ship Ida Lilly, for Liverpool, by Mr.. E.
Willis with zoos bales upland cotton, 1859 bbls.
rosln and 2l0 tons cotton seed. The British
bark Nlmrod, tor Liverpool, by Messrs
Globes 4 Barnwel! with 1888 bales upland cot
ton. Also the ship Richard III, for Liverpool,
by Messrs. Street Bros. & Co. with 6se bags
sea Island cotton, 1921 bales upland cotton
and sundriss.
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RHR NATIONAL a

leAs the regular meeting Of the organization,
held on Monday evening, Mr.. D. W. Erwin's
resignation as nrst -vloe-presldent was ten.
dared, no being unable to devote the required
tine tothe drill ofthe company, and Mr.. W. W.
Elmons was elected In his place. The latter
has had the benefit of a thorough military edu-
cation, being one OF the graduates of the Clta'
del Military Academy, and Is emlnently quail
fed to assist in the instructions necessary In
ire dificult drill of the company. The uni
forming Is rapidly progressing.
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ANOTHER 1lrCH OF VICTIMS.

s9so following named, persons, who we're
eonvicted at the recent term Of the United
States Circuit Court, at Columbia, OF violations
of the. enforcement act, were sent on the
steamer James Adger yesterday, In charge OF
Deputy MarshaIs Hubbard and Coates, to serve
ont their sentencesin the Albany penitentlary:
Robert Moore, william O. Whitesides, John
Wbisonant, Jerome Whisonant, Hosea Mathis,
John, Whiuock, Alfred La Master, J. s. Esell,
James a. Donald aud Marion Fowler. Each OF
these persons are sentenced TO five years I'm
,prisonment, except Donald and Fowler, whose
tsrms are four sndtwo years respectively.
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THE COURTS.
Municipal Court.

Edward Cross, colored, houss-breaking and
stealing clothing, trial Justice; James Honour,
colorsd, drunk, 81 rs, William Nelson, colored,
stealing a piece OF bacon from a store in
Chapel street, held for examination; William
Jones, colored, stealing wood from q yard in
Spring street, trial ~justicei Joseph Mitchell,
oolored, stealing ten dollars, trial justice;
Daniel Jones, colored, drunk, one dollar; P.
o. Logwood, drunk, one dollar; William
Oroley, drunk, n dollar; William o'Brlen
and James Nash, drunk aud fighting, two
dollars, or twenty days each. The fire at
Houston's gallery, King street, was referred
to the chief of the IRE department for investi-
CATION.
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THE CHARLES
HOTEL ARRIpAIs-DE0EMBER ~.
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arleEto

Charleston. ~ ) Ls
James Radcliffe, RochesterrN.:zY.i Mrs. O. A.
Atkins and family. Athens. Ca; W G Wilson,
Oolletoa ; F n seixas, n B Miller, e O Williams
Master s E Ebiswell, John R stevens, &C water
bury, NJ L Finch, Mrs. O Parklurst ; o a smitn
and daughter New York (; Mrs E Orul, L B!ames'
O Mason and wife, Ohio /; T Hurley, R n wal
lace. Oity /: G P Kirkland. wslhslla (; o a Buck.
ard, Anderson ; Thomas J Moore, Colomoia
Jas warner, Savannah (; John Bryant, T" Il v
Rustis. Boston ; B Tompkins, Edgefeld.
Pavilion. , +.
] @ Jones, Trinden Hall, Ca; q W Beaver,
Ninety six /; @ n williams, Walterboro.As,o; J
sinclair, BALTIC +; E O Raner, Jr., New York J
N Allen, 8 G.
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8. r. MARSHALL d Co., corner King and
Society streets, have on hand an elegant as
sortment Of Rodgers q Sons and Wosten-
holm's Table and Dessert Knives, Carvers and
steels; also, the greatest variety Of Pocket
Knives, Scissors and Razors 10 cases, and
Ladies' Cutlery cases 10 be found in the -city.
These goods are of The best quality, and have
been selected expressly for the holiday trade,
and ale sold at low prices. dec6-mWfl2
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BUILDING MATER1AL.-An extensive stock
and large variety Of Doors, sashes, Blinds.
Balusters, Mouldings, ac., ere kept constantly
on hand by Mr.. <P.SR. Toale, at his warerooms,
No. 20 Hayne street and No. SO Pinckney street.
The above are all made at his own factory on
Horlbeck'swharf. He keeps, also, French and
American Window Glass, Stained Glass, Slate
Mantels, Bullders' Hardware, &c., from the
best manufacturers. mch8-fmwlyr
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FRIENDSHIP LODGE, A. F. MAJ the annual
meeting of Friendship Lodge, on the 2sd Inst,
the following officers were elected to aeryef Tor
the next ensuing Maaonic'gear: Il. W. Hirsch,
". MI. q. M. Chumaceiro, s. W.; Levi Loeb,
J. WA. Moroso, treasurer; J.!J. Loeb, SEQ
retarg; ]. AddIson;s. D.; B. Strauss, J. D.;D.
Jacobs and D.. Loeb, Stewards T. P. O'Neale
oresnist; L. F. Meyer, ti!er.
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RIBBONS FOR HoLIDAYs.-Flne, all colors,
Sash Ribbon. six inch, only 81; fine Watered,
seven inch Sash E'ibbon, 81 so. Great variety
in Narrow Ribbons at greatly reduced prices.
Full assortment Of Kid Gloves; one button, 81;
two buttons, 81 Is. FURoHGoTT, BENEDICT
& Co.
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HEAVY COTTON MovEhsNT.-The New York
steamers are obliged to load and leave rs
rapidly as possible, so great is the pressure In
ooastwise cotton. The Georgia sails Thursday,
tho Manhattan Friday, and Charleston on Sat
urday, to be followed by rapid departures
afterwards.
The Virginia will sail ON Friday for Philadel-
phia, taking cotton at TO, and rice at 81 rs.
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CHANGE OF SAILING DAYS.
INCREASED SERVICE.
PACIFIC MAIL STEAMSHIP COMPANIES
THROUGH LINE TO
CALIFORNIA CHINA AND JAPAN.
FARES GREATLY REDUCED.

Steamers OF the above line leave Pier @&SSA
No. AZ, North River, foot OF Canal street. SAiRnkes
New YORK, at - O'Clock noon, OF the 10tn, 20th
and 3Otn OF every month, except when these dates
fail on sunday, then the Saturday preceding.
All departures connect at Panama with steam.
ers for South Pacific and Central American ports.
For Japan and China, Steamers leave San Fran.
cisco dret of every month, except when 1t falls on
Sundag-then on the day preceding.
90 direct from New York to Asplnwall.
One hundred pounds baggage free to each adult
Medicine and attendance free.
For Passage Tickets or other information, apply
ar the OOMPaNYis TICKET OFFICE, on the
wharf foot OF Canal street., North River, New
York. r. h BABY, AGent'
8ug19.1yr
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TIE HEBREW BENEVOLENT SocIETY.-At
the anniversary meeting OF the Hebrew Be.
nevolent Society, held on the 18th iEst., the
following officers were elected to serve for the
ensuing year |: A. Falk, president; B. F. Noise,
vlce-presldent; J. d. Loeb, secretary and
treasurer; Dr.. J. L. Ancrnm, physician; P.
Wlnemsp, A. D. Cohen, ). N. Nathans, trustees:
q. Mairs, messenger.
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In PURCHASING a Sewing Machine 1t Is
always safest to trust known dealers, who
will be here when wanted. Never trust to
those who warrant for FIVE years, as they do
not expect to be where you can reach them q
quarter Of that time. dec2l
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THERE R Weed F. F. Sewing Machines In
this city which are. doing all the work re-
CURED, from coach trimming and shoe making
to the finest work wanted In family sewing.
on the same machines. D. B. Haselton, SO7
King street. oec2l
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REAL ESTATE SALEs.-Mr. e. q. DeLeon
seld the following pieces Of real estate at aue-
ton yesterday: the two and a half story resi-
dencs, No. Is Coming street, Tor $44o0; a two
story brick store on Elst Bay street, opposite
North Atlantic wharf, for $4,000; the dwelling
No. 81 st. Philip street, for tl426; the dwell.
ling No. 81 Coming street, for $3.50. Terms in
each case one-third cash, balance in one and
two years.
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FINE GOLD AND SILVER WATCHES, for Christ
mas presents, at Hayden's, King street.
decla-7
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rHrRxoMETR1oAI

The range of tho Thermometer yesterday,
at the arug store Of NJ. Joseph Blackmsn, Oh
ma south aide of Broad street, was as tollo
sA.H, g; 10 A. n, g; Il n, 81; p. H. d;
lP. ". 81; P. NJ, IS; n. NJ, 46.
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The WEED F. F. Sewing Machine has never
been beaten In a fair test, and has always
taken the highest position as a simple, dura-
BILE and reliable machine. D. B. HaselLon, BOT
King street. dec2l
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Miss KrLLI's scHooL-The closing excl.
clses OF Aias Eta A. Kelly's school were held
yesterday. Many pieces of poetry, some origl-
nal, wele recIted by the young ladies with
credltatle effect Exercises in calisthenics
we're executed in a meat and graceful manner.
The entertainment was varied with the sing
Ing OF hymns and songs. Many friends of the
pupils were present.
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D1aH COVERS, Plate Covers, Plate Warmers,
Chaang 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. R. Marshall & CO., corner
King and Society streets. dec8-mwfl2
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~- THE FRIENDS AND ACQUAIN-
TANCEs Of Mr.. VIM. Ashton and family, and the
members OF the Methodist Episcopal Church, are
requested to attend the Funeral Of his mother,
Mrs. AMI u. ASHTON, at Trinity Church, THIS
MORNING, at eleven O'Clock. dec26
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FANCY GOODS FOR THE HoLIDAYs.-French
and German Fancy Boxes, Glove and Hand
kerchief Fancy Boxes, Sets Of four, five and
six Boxes, Ladies' Scarls,, Handksrohle1 and
Ties, Ladles' Fancy Flsohus, Lace Collerettes,
Sets and Handkerchief, &c., DO, DC, now
opening at ]. B. Bead & Co. decl1-wtm
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(DbituarD.


STEWART.-DIed, In this city, on November
2lst. 1872, after q painful illness OF three months,
J. Ashley STEWART. son Of Mrs. J. @. Stewart,
and OF the late W. J. II. Stewart.
Death has again visited q happy home a3d taken
an only son, the prop and comfort OF o
widowed mother, bringing deep grief to relatives
aud friends. Kind aud genGle IN his mann ers, OF
q quiet but congeniaI disposition, he vas endeared
t. all. but especially 70 hl young companions,
who feelthe void created keenly. His. relatives
and friends, who apembled to pay the last lrib.
ute OF love, TO the remains. can but feebly realize
the pangs of q 1oviog and beloved motnsr who
had been deprived OF the companionship OF her
only earthly treasure. But the evidence lie gave
OF preparation for that home where pain and sor.
row are unknown id Satisfaction to Us al, and
we bow in meekn ess to the Christening rod, as
'our loss La his eternai gaic."
What though IL lonely grief I sigh,
For friends beloved no longer nigh,
Submissive still would l reply
THY will be done !"
Az Thou hast called mi to resign
What most Iprized-it meier was mine,
! only yield 1hes what Is Thine.
'Thy will ba done ~
Aa+ssss
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For Coughs, Colds and Throat Disorders,
use Browns Bronchial Trochea, having proved
their efficacy by a test OF many years. DoWIE,
MoIsR & DAVIS, Agents. nov30-wfm3
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RUSSIA LEATHER GOODS, Baskets, Pocket
books, Card Cases, DC, at Hayden's, King
street. declS-7
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BUSINESS NOTICES.

A NEGLECTED Cough, Cold, or, Sore Throat
which might be checked by a simple remedy,
like "Brown's Bronchial rroches''n allowed
to progress may terminate seriously. Do"iE,
NOISE d DAVIS, agents. noV2V-Wim9
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LADIES' and Chlldren's Furs, in great varie.
ty, at PLENaE's, No. FOL King street.
decl9-6
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COlfNLERUAL NEWS.
ExpoFu.

-B1vRE-Per shir, Uncle. Joe-1s7 bags sea island,
cotton, 252o bales upland cotton.
LrvERPooL-Per ship Ida Lily-loo3 bales up
land cotton. 1883 bbls rosin, 2lo tons COLON
seed....Per Br bmk Nimrod-2s33 bales upland
cotton. ..Shtp Richard Ill-5s6 bags lea Island
and 1921 bales upland cotton, ! tierce rice, and 7
pigs. . -.
NEW YoRK-Per steamship James .Adger--4s'
bags sea island cotton, 1884 bales upland cotton,
"a tieroes rice, Is bags rough rice, 80 pkgs.
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GOLD AND snyEE-HEADED CANES, In great
variety. Just the thing for holiday gifts, at
Allan's, No. S07 King street.
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1Harrie6.

DISHER-LAMOTrE.-On Thursday evening,
December tn. 10Th, by The Rev. W. 8. Bowman,
MT. sTEBDMAs y. DIsHEH ~ Miss JULIA O. La
NOTE, both OF this city. No cards.
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You MUST 90 to Won santen's, No. 32s King
street, for all Popular Games, Outdoor Sports
and Home A%musements. oot30-W
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CHRIsTMAs Is coming. For handsome Colo
Bracelets, Studs and Sleeve Buttons, 60 tc
Allan's, 3o7 King street.
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LEATHER RET1oULEs, tine and medium quail.
tiles, at Whilden's. decls-7
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GIFTs FOR THE HoLIDAYs.-For S%ilverware,
fine Watches, gold Opera aud Vest Chains, go
to Allan's, 307 King street.
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PURSES, PoRTNoNNA1Es-in fine Russia
leather, at Whilden's. declS-7
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KID GLOVES! KID Gloves R. Read d
Co., No.. 2e3 King street, call attention TO
their large assortment of low.priced Kid
Gloves, which they are Offering at 81, 81 rs,
81 so and 81 rs. dec11-wfm
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JUST RECEIVED, a fine assortment of Chill
dren's Fancy Hats, at PLENaE's, No. 20l King
street. decl9-6
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1872-12-25

wHnDEN hasa large stock OF French China
Vases, at low prices. - decl8-7
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1872-12-25
MEMORANDA

The brig R g Hassell, from Charleston. and schr
Martha, from GEORGETOWN, s y, was at Mayaguez,
P X, December 4.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1872-12-25

SCOTCH Wood Vases and Boxes, at Will
denis. dec18-7