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ARTICLE XII.
COMPLAINTS AGAINST MEMBERS.

l. Any member who shall be accused OF will
fully violating the Constitution and Rules, or
OF fraudulent breach OF contract, or. of any
proceeding Inconsistent with the just and
conduct, may on complaint be summoned be-
fore the full Board OF Directors, aud II the
charge or charges against him be-, in the opIl.
ion Of the Board, Gubstantiated, he may by q
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FOREIGN ExYoRrs.-The bark James B. Boyd
was cleared yesterday for Liverpool by Mr..
Henry Card, with one hundred and four bags
sea island cotton, two thousand five hundred
and afiy-one tales upland cotton, sixty tons
phosphate roolr, and one bundle slaves.
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R. u. MARSHALL d Bro, SO Broad street,
buy and sell on commission, Real Estate,
Stocks and Bonds, negotiate Loans, Rent
Property, ami sell at auction, furniture at
houses. no723-sltutnS
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NHANGE OF sCHEDULE.%
LINE.
FOR aEoRGErowN, 8. O.. TouCHIEaAT SOUTH
ISLAND, WAvERLY, KEfTHf1ELD5
AND WEYMOUTH MILLS.
FROM SOUTH coxnERo1AL WHARF.

On and after LIST December, the DIN
White. will leave Cha lestun "a above every ouH:
pAYand WEDNESDAY NIGHTS. at Q o'clock. Ana
returnir z, leave Gevrgeiown every TUESDAY, ana
FRIDAY MORNINGS, at s O'Clock.
Freight received every SATURDAY ana W1psH'
All Freight and wharfage must be prepaid:
No Freight received after sunset
duplicate receipts required with all shipmenn.
For F5sig9t Or p fasssse sPpiy On 4 U0sss W.
North atlantic Wharf.
A.. MORGAN, Agent Georgetown, 8. U.
oct7-tuth6 3mu6
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FuRoHaorr, BEsEDIcr & Co. have received
a full assortme cut Of Kid Gloves as follows {:
100 dozen one button, good quality Gloves,
only 80 cents ; 100 dozen two buttons, good
quality Gloves only 81 rs. Also Sole Agents
OF The celebrated Chellley's Kid Gloves, each
pair sold under guarantee.
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NHANGE OF SAILING DAYS !;
INCREASED SERVICE
PACIFIC MAIL STEAMSHIP CONPAlgHH
THROUGH tLIEEoTO qasisfa
CALIFORNIA CHINA AND tJAPAH. mt.
FAXES GREATLY REDUuD

steamers Of the above line leave Pier
No. AZ. North River, footof Canal treersSSn31
New York, at II O'Clock noon Of, the loslS 5esa;
and aOth Of every month, except Wnen teeeodsSu
All departures connect, q Pa4ams with stqa4,
ara Tor South Pacific and Central American pofo.
For Japan and China, steamers leave San nan
ciscofrst OF every month, except Wnep u ianson
No California; Steamers touch. at HAVANA but
on direct nom New York to Aspinwal: COY
One hundred pounds baggage free 70 each adnrh
Medicine and attendance free.
For Passage Tickets or other crmalon sppR
wharf foot Of Canal street, North Nyes,f1ns
York. 'eS Err nAo!, AS &C.
augl9-1yr +sbst9 r..
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IMPROVED EYE ~GLAssEs.-Dr. Wall, the OPP
| ticlan,, can be seen for one week logger at the
| Pavilion Hotel, from "a. N. to IL A. NJ, and
| from 4 P. N. tot P. n. noVZS-z"
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]. B. READ L Co., 1893 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. nov2s-stuth
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DRESS GooDa.-One case cheap Dress Goods,
rs cents per yard; also. all the finer grades Of
dress fabrics from so cents to 81, now being
shown. J. B. READ d Co. noV23.stuln
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vote of not less Than two-thirds OF the mem.
beers OF the Board be suspended or e1pelleo
from the Exchange. :. -..
q. II a complainr Is made against q member
d the first section of this Article, 1t must
he in writing. addressed to the Board OF Di.
Factors speclfyipg the act complained OF, Will
the doonmentary evidence bearing. on Inc
case. and q Iist of Witnesses whom the COM
plalnaut may desire to be examined Saet oarn
The secretary shall cause copies Oh the Uom-
plalnt and evidence to be served on tne mem:
Der complained OF, and 1t shall be the auty oltne
said member. within five days OF inc receipt
of the same. TO return them to the board WIN
his written answer to the complains ana an
documents bearing on the case IN MS posses
s,on. with lbe names of the witnesses ne de-
sires shall be- summoned. Tit Chairman
shal1. an soon az expedient after receipt OF
said answer. or IL no answer Is received atter
The expiration OF five days from service OF
COPIES of complaint, notify both parties anu
witnesses named of the N and place at
which the Board will meet to act on SAID COIL
plant. 49,, .. tho,r d,s.
erection, act upon the documentary eViaenCs
above, or may call parties, or sucn WITNESSES
as they NAV desire to examine ID ING Gaze pe,
fore them; but one party snail MOI 90 Gaileu
before the Board of Directors without GIVING
the other party an opportunity OF pelng pre-
sent at the same time,
4, No expelled member shall De recommends
cd for readmIssion to membership without Line
consent of threefourths of the Board OF D:rec-
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Wilmington Market.

WILMINGTON. November 20.
SPIRITS TuRPENT1NE.--sales Of 30 casks at 67c
per gallon for Southern packages.
~RosIN.-Sales Of 200 bbls at s. 80 for NO z ana
60 rs for extra No 1.
CRUDE TURPKNTINE.-Sale5 OF SOS bbls at So Tor
hard and IS for yellow dip and virgin.
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BUSINESS NOTICES.

AN ELEGANT assortment of Sewing Silks
lust received at Singer Sewing Machine
Office.
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STATE RooMs All ohDEoK. :

The Splendid New Iron Observation-Disclosures
GEORGIA. Holmes Commander. vaif saii fof5ESW
?. n, from Pier No.. 2, Union hhryeA si.soi6N
Through Bills OF Lading 70 Liverpool n6ths
New England cities az usual. i t,lt,o.; al
a5- Insurance by steamers ad fSlsd r1e. aklpe
For Freight OF Passsge engagements ivfSt
very fne Deck 'Staterooif Observation-Disclosures B
ply TO. WAGNER, HU9ER 6kQO.,Sdna26sBt0 sA
street, or!to WIZ. A. iCOURTENAY MOL iuntoni
Wharyes. 0ta. - q -nov21lnst
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You MUST go to Won Banten's, No. 22s King
street, for all Popular Games, Outdoor Sports
and Home Amusements. oct30-W
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FuRcHaoTr. BENEDICT & Co., No. 275, have
marked down their large stock Of Carpets,
and great bar gains are offered for this week.
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HARRls's "aEAMLrss" KID GLOVES, the finest
imported. j. R. Read & Go. are the sole
agents for Charleston. nov23-stuth
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KID GLovEa.-J. B. Read d Co. have now In
stock a full assortment Of Kid Gloves, at 81 90,
81 25, 81 so, 81 rs. noV2s.stuth
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s ARRIVAL OF IEhAAc hMI0hASio.-i LAG 0CA-
man bars N-ptun. Captain Ploghoi:t, reached
thIs port on Tuesday night, after an excellent
passage Of about forty-lve days from Bremen.
She brings about sixty passengers, who will
makea valuable addition to our population,
' and who bring with them the we'll known
thrift, economy and industry which chsrac-
tsrizs the natives Of the Fatherland. The fol-
lowing is q list of the passengers:
Franz Waterman, Friederlke Reeke, Do.
tetta Rseke, G. D. Bullwinkel, Oldendotf;
.Anu4 Marienhoff, Lima Tlsser. Bremen; Anna
tIotzen, Cstharlns GoiEsn, Welleu; Wllhel-
nina Schrimper, friedrich Schrimper. WIZ.
S,arlmper, Gelselklrchen; Augusta Willemit
and two children, Edward Slrnhoert and son.
!, Menu: Augusta Ban, Emma Ban, Hagen; So
phle Benlmer, a. Bsnlmer. FrelsdOrfer
Mlihle; Johanna Koupmann, El.teth; Matilda
Ludwig, Sondersnausen; Marg. Brnnkhorst,
Z.ven; q. Wienholtz, Doretta Wienholiz,
aote; Marie Henken, Bremen; Bella Dryer,
Hudweda; DorOthpa Dlenemenn, Jeoha; Will
helm -Lubken, Wester BsVsrstedt;: Louisa
sBohramm, Werzell; Augusta Mlcharlls, Orb
Tan; Johann B:eekWenl, Gross BornhOrst;
Wilhelm Wiecking, Lesumstotel; Reb.cks
Meyer, Wehdel; Anna B. Tinckenbure, ZeIs;
Casper Ferber, Rosa Ferber, Floizhelm;J 81.
Scoau, Wehden; Wilhelmina Burger. Fried.
fields Johanna Kuck, Rhaden; Wllm. Barg
mann. Wi-nsdorf; VIII. ElIerbrock, Hamburg;
Friederlcke Hike, Bremervurd-; Cathariua
LUXE, Lahmsledi; Anna e. Drewes, r EIDE;
Il. Sohl, Lahmstedt; a. Ramke, Kuhlen
.Kspp; Meta Dittermann, O~sterhoiz; Anna
Orpen, Wulllnge; Adulph BleckWehl. Walle:
F. Koopmann, Elsaeth.
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New York Rice Market.

NEW YORK, November %.
The demand has been light to-day, and may
be summed up in 25o bags Raugoon at 7a7Hc,
aad As tcs Carolina at. 74asHc.
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ooM1fERMAL NEWS.
ImDOftg.i

B~HExEN-Per Germsn bark Neeptun-i case her.
ing, e Erckman; l cask wine, ] n Martin; l
Sase mnse, o b Behre; 2 cases mdse, P shuck-
Wa1'2 cases glassware, D Blohme;2 cases mdse,
~ schroeder; 4lo cases pipes J Oampsen q co;
picture 1rames,T Y Slmons; rs cssss empty bot.
yes, y Clac1us. ~.
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TINE Is MoNEY.-Clocks, fifty different styles
10 wood, bronze and marble cases, at Allan's
S07 King street.
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GIFTS FOR THE HoL1DAYs.-For Silverware,
fine Watches, gold Opera and Vest Chains, go
to Allan's, 307 King street.
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CHRISTMAS is coming. For handsome Gold
Bracelets, Studs and Sleeve Buttons, 60 to
Allan's, S07 King street.
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The Charleston Cotton, Rice and Naval
Stores Markets.

The Charleston Cotton, Rice and Naval
Stores Markets.
OFFICE CHARLESTON NEwa.
"WEDNESDAY EVENING, November q, 1872
Co1ToN.-The new Charleston Cotton Exchange
was opened today, and there was q large and,
spirited attendance Of cotton dealers. This in.
stitution will undoubtedly give more strength
and animation to our market, and IT viii have a
decidedly healthy influence on the trade.
~FuTuREs.-The frst Gale took place at the new
Exchange, say leo bales December delivery.
Charleston low middlings, at 1sc. 80:
SPOTS The demand was moderate, and " hile
there was no very marked change the tone OF the
market was somewhat easier, particularly for
common cotton. Sales near 800 bales, say 8 at l6.
10 at lex, II at 16x, SO at l6X, 8 at IoH, As at II,
81 at TX, GA at 17X, So at 17K, 1co at II o 10, IS at
17x, II at Tx. :l4a at Is, e at lsx, 9 at lsA, ss at
1sx, Is at 1sx. We quote:
LIVERPOOL CLASSIFICATION.
Ordinary to good ordiuary.....l7x@17x
Low Hloo O.
Mlodlng
Strict middllog.
RIcH.-This grain was In fair request at steady
prices. Sales ,14o Heroes or clean Carolina, say
20 at 6x, 16 at 8 1916, 80 at Q 15.ls, 50 at Z, 0 al
7Hc. We quote common to fair clean Carolina al
eH@sKo; good TOXIC
NAVAL sToREs.-The receipts were IS. bbla
spirits turpentine and .462 bbls rosln. Sales SOC
bblasplrits turpentine took place at 66asoc PEI
gallon. Resins quiet and no sales.
FRBIaHTs.-To Liverpool, by steam, direct, -
on uplaDds, - OIL sea islands, via New York,
1l.lsaxd on uplands, lxd on sea islands; by sail
IA on uplsnds, and xd on sea islands. To
Havre, lc OF uplands. Ooastwise-tn New
York, by steam, 10 on uplsnds and on sea
Islands; 50 q tiercs on rice; SOC p Dbl on rosin
by sal, 10 p b on cotton; 30 p fierce on
rice; SOC p Dbl On rosin; $11@12 q II on lumber;
$l29l2 so p II on timber. To Bost n, BY steam
&c on uplands and 81 80 2 fierce on rice; BY sal
20 p fb on uplsnds, rosin TOO; resawed stuf
sl2@12 80; timber sla@1s so; phosphate ssS5 50
To Providence, by sail $lo@ll p II on boards
20 p b on cotton; by.steam 10 via New York.
To Philadelphia, by steam 80 on upfands; 81 u
p fierce on rice; coo q Dbl on rosin; 81 on spirits
Through bills OF ladlng given to Boston, Provi
dence and the New England cities are regularly
Issued on this route, and dispatch guaranteed.
By sau, So p N on boards; $l2 on tlmber;-T
ton on clay; 50 50 on ~pnospnatss. To Baltimore
by staam % 2 ID; BY sail $s@sbo p Mol
boards; - on timber; So 50 p ton at city; SAC
so 2 ton up river on phosphate rock. Vessels
are in demand by our merchants to take lumbe
| freights from Georgetown. 8. O., Darien and Sstil
Ia River, Ca, and Jacksonville, Fla, to Northern
ports, and $lo@l2 p N are tts rates on timbeI
and boards. ]
misunderstanding 60 day bills 2ox@2oX.
DoxEsr1o E~xoHANaE.-The banks purchas
sight checks on New York at ,i@X per cent. on
| and sell at par.
>aoLD-ls@l4.5 T.,
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Exports.

LIVERPooL-Per Br bark James r Boyd-1Ol
bags sea Island cotton, 1851 bales upland cotton,
% tons phosphate rock, l bundle slaves.
phosphate rock.
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HOTEL ARRITALS-NOTEMBER ~.
Charleaton.

ChaGleatOn.
&c. Adams, Yorkvllle; A. Anchor, J. E.
Myers, Baltimore; E. 8. Blackwell, New York;
Thomas E Gilbert, Sumter; Rev. W. D. Kirk
land and wife, Columbia; E. N. Crane, New.
ark; Knox Livingstone, Bennetsvllle; F. K.
Williams, Augusta; J. O. Sullivan, Major J.
Stearns, Jacksonville, Fla; J. N. Groves and
wife, Miss N. Major, st. Louis; A.. N. sperry,
Washington.
Pavilion.
J. D.. Browne, Barnwell; W. N. Lake, 8. P.
Burroughs, W. G. Darrow, New York; W.
Trumbull, Kingsville; P. Whipple, Darlington;
T. L. Lopez, city; John L. Mcconnell, William
Bennett, W. P. Morgan. Philadelphia; B.
Johnson, Cades.
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COTTON MARKETS,

sd
LIVERPOOL, November q.
Eoon-Cotton opened quiet; uplands 'Halod;
~Larer.-Cotton quiet; sales 1900 bales; for
speculation and export 1000.
Eveninp-Cotton closed unchanged; sales Or.
leans November 10 3.l6d.
NEW YORK. November 81.
Eoon.-ootton nominal; sales l,12l bales; up
lands lsHc, Orleans 1sH.
Evening.-Cotton quiet; sales 2277 bales at lex
celpls to-day 2l,0l0; exports ~ Crest Britain 1890;
g; ntiDent 1888; stock 4,0o4t net receipts OF the
week 30 far 81, o84; exnorts to Great Britain IS 2lS;
continent 29.878: net receipts OF cotton here 70.
day 5ss; gross o2se. Sales OF cotton futures 10,
FEBRUARY, Is lS-l8aisXc; March, i9sl0 1.16c; April
10 b.leslsHc; May, 10 s-lealsGe June zoe;
Cotton-net receipts 1855 bales; gross 2~s3:salea
BALTIMORE, November 81.
Cotton quiet; niddlings 1870; net receipts
bales; gross l78; exports coastwIse 200; exports
to Great Britain SO; sales 800; srosk 663h.
NORFOLK, November ~.
Cotton quiet; net receipts 2444 bales; exports
ooastwise 646s; sales 200; stock e40l.
WILMINGTON. November q.
Cotton quiet; net receipts 162 bales; exports
coaslwise ito; sales 262; stock 3o42
SAVANNAH, November q.
Cotton quiet; middllngs lshc; net receipts 3sla
bales; exports to Great Britain 1910; coastWlse
1870; sales 2s42; stock 10. $50.
Cotton quiet and weak; mtdulings ITXal7Xc;
net receipts 1888 bales; sales ss5.
Cotton active; mlddlln.s lsXalsc; receipts
1879 bales; shipments 1886; stock 2 1000.
MOBILE, November u.
Cotton dull and nominal; net receipts 1901
bales; exports coastwise ssll; sales $40; STOCK
2S, l0e.
Cotton In fair demand md easier; good ordi'
| nsry l7xc; low middll1gs 18x; mtdditngs 1sh
| net receipts 1872 bales; gross 1896; exports to the
Continent 1884; coastwlse !; sales to-day HOO; last
| evening 1000; stock 10000.
GALVESTON, November u.
Cotton 1rm; net receipts 1898 bales; sales 1900;
stock 64,470.
PROVISIONS AND PRODUCE MARKETS.
NEW YORK. November 81.
Noon Wheat quiet. Corn without material
change. Pork $l6. Lard dull and heavy; Steam
sXasKc. Turpenline dull at e2c. Roslu steady
at S.. o,o
elK. Wheat opened frmer, but CLOSED VIII
bnyers g%enerslly paying advance. Corn IN mod.
ersle EXPORT hons demand, with prices un'
changed. Rice 7Xa8K. Pork qulet. Lara &c
tive and lower at 7xa3H. T1rPenilae aal a' o.
| Rosin steady at 81. TalIow dun at sNss.
LIVERPOOL, November II.
MISUNDERSTANDING closed steady.
H WILMINGTON, November q.
SnirIts turpsntine fIm II SEC. Rostn firm,
"a Is for strained; 5000 bbls were sold Tor Decem-
Der delivery a. So 80. crude turL entine steady,
IS for hard, S. for yellow dip and virgin. Tar
'A CINCINNATI, November II.
Flour steady. Corn II fair demand end firm.
Lard dull, kettle 7Xo. 5acon quiet and IN.
changed. Whiskey steady.
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CITY AFFAIRS.
MEETINGS THIS DAH.

s,o,awa,l Lodge, z. P, at Z 2. Ii.
onaeu City CLUB, at 7 p. N.
and F. Association, at = Z. NJ.
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T,HE PHILADELPHIA IR0N ssyRAE
TIE FIRsr;cLAss Troy scREw sfEk1sHIps
. VIRGINIA, Captain inckia5. aais.aaS
GULF STREAM, Captain Huntes: 4aAssJss

Are now regularly on the Line, insuxinS faFffsk.
class sea connection between -Philadelbhtas and
Charleston, aud In alliance with Railroad oompas
niles at both teru1ini. AFFORD rapid transportSHdA
to and from all points In the Cotton States, ana
principal cities of the Northwest, BoetonsPro1t.
dence and the Eastern Manufacturing Centres.
~ The VIR6IElAtH appointed 70 tsan fron
Brownie Wharf on FRIDAY, 18th HoyetaDer,,s q
a The GULF STREAM will follow.
For particulars Of Freight arrangements appfy
to WIN. A. COURTENAY, Union Wh1rye1. !
Nv. p. CLYDE d CO., General AgS1t4J No.12
South Delaware Avenue, Philadelphia. sbuisa
uov13Stuth3Q So
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ARTICLE XIV.

PROHIBITED APPROPRIATIONS N NOTICES.
/. There shall be no appropriation OF money
voted either by the Board oil Directors or oy
the Exchange except lor Tue iegit'maIe JUDI
ness of the Association. -.
2. There shall be no notices posted on me
bulletin boards OF. any other portion OF me
kxchaoge building, except such as relate
strictly to the legitimate business OF the AS
ISOLATION.
No notice Of any kind shall be posted except
BY the superintendent, under the authority OF
the President OF tho Board.
ARTIOLE XIV.
pEoElsED MEMBERS.
Upon the death of any member Of the Also
citation, as q tribute of respect TO his memory.
a page shall be set apart In the Journal OF the
Exchange upon which The place OF his nativity,
the date of his birth and admission and deitn,
shall BIZ recorded by the secretary.
ABTICLE XVI.
VISITORS.
l.. Complimentary cards to the floor OF the
Exchange not transferable, and extending not
over ten DAYS. may be granted Dy the secreta-
~ to non.residents Of the city on application
Of any member; but such card of admission
may at any time be revoked or suspended by
q vote of the Board of Directors.
2. 1t is distinctly understood that parties
| receiving such cards are not to engage 10 any
transactions on the floor except through
members Of the Exchange.
ARTICLE XVII.
SUSPENSION AND ALTERATION OF TIE coNsTI-
TUITION.
SECTION l.. No article of the Constitution,
no Bylaws or Rules OF the Exchange, Board OIL
Directors, or any OF the Standing Committees
shall be suspended at any meeting except by
The unanimous vote OF the members present.
SECTION 2. No motion for altering the Con.
| ~slILuiion or Bylaws shall be acted upon until
at least ten days notice of the proposed alter
alton has been posted at the general meeting
room of the Exchange, and shall not bt
| edopted unless two-thirds oil the members
present at the meeting have voted 10 the
affirmative.
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Markets ny Telegraph.
MONEY NARKETe.

MONEY
= LONDON, November 81.
Noon.-The Immense Influx OF buIll n into the
Bank Of England continues, and the bsuk rate
viii probably be reduced tomorrow. Consols
22xs22X; nves SSk.
evening .-Conso.s closed unchanged.
PARIs, November a.
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ARTICLE Kill.
DUES AND AssEssA

DUES AND ASSESSMENTS.
l.. At the Annual Meeting of the ExcnanKe,
the Board of Directors shall submit an stlmt
of the expenses for the year, and shall RECON-
mend the amount Of assessment 20 9e eoI!sct-
ed from the members to deiray TIE Same;
which may BIZ increased or dlminisnea aae
Ing. and The snms go fixed shall be due on The
irst days Of January, April, July and October
In equal quarterly payments. - ,,o ,.r,o
2. When two or more members OF tne same
arm are members Of the Exchange, one assess
meut only shall be made and collected % ID
the case of q single individual; but nothing
herein contained shall be: so construed as 70
confer the privileges OF The kxchsnge ppon
any member of o hrm who Ia not also o mem
brr of the Assoclation; nor shall more than
one vote be cast BY the members Of any firm
collectively where n assessment only is
uaId.
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NOR FAR DNER,s 1B LU,FR,
AND INTERMEDIATE LANDINGS NsfHE PEE
DEE RIVER, VIA GE0RGEroWH. -

The steamer PLANTER, Captain ssE.A
TT. Foster, Is now receiving Freight
at accommodation Wharf, ana VIII leaye taHAsa
DAY MIGHT, the 29rh instant: a.n.:
Freight win De transferred on tho Kaverto w
Light Draft Steamer SWAN. .. ,.s.Ss
Frelght and wharfage must be prepaid. 800
RAVENEL, HOLMES 4 90.
..nov2s2 No. eo sae. -D.S-4
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crrY mPRoHEMBNrs
Hautsome Now store or Mectil
Street.

n Haudsome Now store on Meeting
Street.
The front half OF M. A. Brookbanks's new
itotee, Cd Meeting street, near Queen, Is now
completed. It is twenty-five feet wide, iorty
feet deep and three stories high. The 'front.'
Ia of cream-colored cement. On each OF the
second and third stories are three windows
With square headings and green Venetian
shutters, and ornamented by Corlnthian caps.
The TOD oil the wall is surmounted by q semi
circular pediment, within the arc OF which Is
Mr. B%rookbanks's name In raised letters OF
gold upon q black ground. The front of the
nrst floor Is composed of W large doorways
six feet wide by Twelve feet high, and a show
window on the south Of the same Dimensions.
6 Tue window consists OF vi ligEss OF plate
GLASS, on one OF which Mr.. Brookbanks's name
and the numoer of the store, '.77," are paint
ed In gold-colored lettering. The northern
most doorway Is filed up by a large trisngu-
lar fruitostand. The ceiling is neatly arched,
and stands fourteen feet from the
fSGr. Ar the rear Of the store Ia
IN arohed doorway communicating with q
spacious apartment beyond 1t, which will be
usadsss an leo cream saloon. On the south
stdesofs tlestoreisa long counter supporting
ashsrdsoms showcase for co~nfectionery.F The
usual complement Of shelving Is supplied
along the walls. Four handsome two-light
pendants suspended. along the centreio Of the
ceiling afford The means of lighting the store
at night. The edi1ce constitutes q striking
ornament 10 the street, and reflects much
credit upon, Mr.. Brookbauks and the ener-
getlc builder, Mr.. D. A. Sullivan. The rear
hall of the store, Of the eame length. width
and height of the front half is now building,
and viii be completed about the lst of Jam
suary. Nr. Brookbanks has already moved q
portion of his stock Into the completed hall,
and will open for business on Monday next.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1872-11-28

Noon.-FreIQhts drm, stocks dull; gold dull at
l2X; money firIh at Z; e~xchange-lonR 8x, Short
To-; governments dull and steady; bonds dull and
steady. -.
Evening Money at CAT. Sterling sKasH. Gold
l2Xal2X. Governments closed 1rm at l4al4H
advance. Ststea dull but steady. Freights quie1
but nrm.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1872-11-28
LOCAL J4CONICS.

Tho market closes this morning at 9 A. n.
TIE News will be published as usual TO-