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d'vides the two republics. Any foreign
Power can make the Rio. Grande a base Of
hostile operations. Any foreign feet may
cruise in the Gulf of Mexico and prey
upon our commerce, and and refuge ia
Mexican ports. This gulf is an American
lake. We must hold it against the world.
Every port on it's shores must be under
American guns. We saw during the rebellion
how Mexico was made a supply depot for the
rebels. We saw how the fleets of Spain,
France and England were able in our time of
care and helplessness to enter the Gulf and
make war upon Mexico. We know we'll that
If these nations, or any large maritime nation,
had recognized the independence of the South,
Mexico would have gone far towards enabling
them to vindicate that act. Therefore in the
maintenance Of our national integrity we are
compelled to look seriously at the dangers we
undergo with this turbulent, restless Mexico
upon our borders. The time may come when
another Macmillan may land his armies at
Vera Cruz, and such an event would bring war.
In the interest of peace to the United States
we urge General Grant to declare protec-
torate over Mexico. In the interest of hui
mainly we make the same appeal. The sue
cesses Of Juarez are Elusive. They bring the
country no nearer pacification. Juarcz sits
upon trembling seat to-day; tomorrow he
may be shot In the ditch of Queretaro, where
poor Macmillan was put to death one day, with
some Porfrio Diaz to reign in bis stead until an
other adventurer Is strong enough to shoot him.
Government in Mexico Is simply assassination
by law, and universal brigandage tempered by
universal suffrage. The country has every
thing to invite the honest and industrious man,
Our duty is to rescue It from the infu-
enccs that have thrown II into anarchy and
shame. Nor In doing so do we invade any
vested right or wound the pride and patriotism
of the honest Mexican people. They want
a good government Their own flag does
not command obedience at home or respect
abroad. The American flag would mean
step from inanition and insanity to life and
health and progress. The President knows
Mexico well, and is on intrepid statesman, as
he showed in st. Domingo. Here is an enter
prise the splendor of which will throw St.
Domingo, or even the requirement OF Cuba,
into the shade. In the end it means the con-
troll of the West Indies. Manifest destiny
points across the Rio Grande. A protectorate
over Mexico means the freedom Of Cuba and
the annexation of st. Domingo. No such
has been afforded to President
since Jefferson acquired Louisiana. Let
President Grant show himself worthy of his
fame and create another claim to the conf
dence of the people by establishing pro-
teetorate over Mexico, iusurng to her people
peace and freedom, and ending the scandalous
condition Of affairs in that richly famed but
most unfortunate country.
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ST. PATRIoK's DAY ON THE "OLD SoD."-
Ireland observed the national anniversary Of
St. Patrlck's Day In peace and good order yes
terday. There were no disturbances reported
when the cable news telegram which we publish
to-day was forwarded to the HERALD. Dro-
gheda, a town of which Cromwell said sit hath
pleased the Lord to deliver Drogheda to my
sword" demonstrated in mass meeting for
''home rule" and p,tition to Queen Victoria
for amnesty to the Fenian convicts, although
1t is difficult to see how the two ideas can be
reconciled, unless they constitute, really,
one, the first being subservient to and adju.
rant for the promotion OF the last
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ADJUSTMENTS THIS EVENING.
Houston sta-LA BELLE SAVAGE
snees afternoon and OF NKw YoRK
ST JAMES THEATRE. rwsay-eisash stree. an Broad.
B0wERY THEATRE. Bowery-BUvvALo Bua-JA or
RoBINsoN AND HIS MONKEY avn
FIFTH AVENUE THEATRE Twsp,v.,ou .,,...
inf NEW DRAMA OF DIVORCE.
OLYMPIC THEATRE. Broadv.v.-rur a.rrx- p,
ToMIaK or HURRY DUMPTY.
OF NEw York. ''' observation-disclosures
BOOTHS THEATRE, Twen.y.,hird st.. corner SIKH ~
The IRON CHEST. ~ "
n ACADEMY OF MUSIC. Fourteenth s,reet-IrAL1Ax
rW wrL THEATRE. Broadway AMI lsh s.roo. =
GRAND OPERA HOUSE, corner OF 9Th av and ESQ st.
: mrs MRS; ;. f 3. coSwArs BRookLvS rusArRR.-
,,I PARK THEATRE. opposn. City Hall. Brooklyn
,i IaEATaE coMIovE. GA BroadwAy.-cox 10 VOCAL.
Union square THEATRE. Fourteenth 81. AMI Broad.
TONY PASTORS OPERA HOUSE M o0 Row.r.
MICRO LCCENTRIClrIxs, BUKLRsoUEs 20
BRYANTS NEW OPERA HOUSE asd q. bs,v~s.r e.h
and 9TH avs.--BRYANrs MINsTRRLs "
THIRTY-FOURTH STREET THEATRE ns,r rbrs .v.
nue.-VARIFTy ENTERTAINMENT
SAN FRANCISCO MINSTREL HALL. 6as Rro.aw.v
1HE SAN FRANCISCO MINsTnRLs
OKRT SoN'
PAVILION, No. sSs Broadway, near Fourth s.-onArp
CONOERT. $3.50 'A '"onAND
NEW YORK CIRCUS. Fourteenth srrset--SoRyas I'm
THE RING, AoRoBATs. DO.
NEW YORK MUSEUM or ANATOMY, sls Broadway
DIR DR. KAHN's ANATOMICAL MUSEUM. 745 Broadway. -
SCIHNCE AND ART.
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. ElBLO'S GARDEN, Broadway. be.veen Prncs and
Houston sts.-LA BELLE SAVAGE
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WOODS MUSEUM. Broadway. c,rner 18th 81. Perform.
erces afternoon and g-WoIKISaMEN OF NEW YORK
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. BOwERY THEATRE Bowery-BUvrALo BuL-JAox
ROBINSON AND Hrs MONKEY. avn
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ADJUSTMENTS TINS EVENING.

Volume xxxvII............ mo. 70
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1872-11-02

MEDICAL BUBBLEs.-Coiumns Would % re-
uulred to enumerate the medical ouooies that
have risen to the surface and burst since HOS
letters Stomach Bitters became the standard
tonic of the Western Hemisphere. Boasts the
most extravagant, fabrcatons the most pre-
posterous, cant the most sickening, nave ID
turn been employed to bolster up the worth
less preparations that have from time 10 Time
been introduced, in the hope of dividing tne
field with that famous vegetable remedy.
Signal failure has been the lot Of each and aii.
The reputation of the Bitters as preventive
of epidemlcs, stomschic, an in'lgorant, q
general restorative, and specific ior inal'
gesllon, bilious affections, rheumatism, nerV-
GUS debility, constitutional Weakness pan
oxysmal fevers, and all complaints to Whicn
the more sensitive sex are exclusively llaole,
is established upon the sound basis OF more
than twenty years experience, and can no
more be shaken by the clap-trap nostrums Oh
unscientifc pretenders than the everlasting
hills by the winds that rustic through tner
defles. ocl2s-tutnsoDa"
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the city. There are many other horses
that have lately been brought to the
city BY rail, which have been oyerheated and
chafed in the box cars and have got severe
colds In consequence. In many of these cases
a short dry cough appears as one OF the symp-
tons, but this, as every hcrseman knows, is oy
no means alarming or unusual. In nearly all
of the sales stables the animals are as sound
as bell and as frisky as kittens, but 10 tne
livery and dray stables many OF the animals
exhibit the ordinary results Of the hard WORK
that has recently been required OF them. Id
the City Railroad stables the stock is IN ea'
cellent condition, the. only horse that ia j.
disabled having accidentally had q mall
run into bis foot. The horses OF Idle
company are worked hard, but they are
always carefully rubbed down as soon af
they come into the stables, and II the
same precautions were rigidly enforced In tne
case of the hack ard dray horses, there Woulo
be far less sickness to report among them.
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Markets by Telegraph.
MONEY MARKETS.

LONDON, November l.
Noon.-No market to-day.
FRANKFORT, November /.
Noon.-Bonds e5X.
PARIS, November /.
Noon.-Rentes 5sf &c.
NEW YORK, November /.
Noon.-FreIghts steady. Stocks easier. Gold
heavy at 12H. Money firm at Z. Exchange,
long, sK; short sX. Governments dull and
heavy. state bonds dull.
Eyening-Freights steadier; cotton 3fa7.l6.
Money 4a6. Sterling 8HaSH. Gold 11Xal1H.
Governments fraction lower, very dull, steady.
COTTON MARKETs.
LIVERPOOL, November /.
Noon.-Ootton opened quiet and steady; uplands
10Hd; Orleans l0kd; sales $4,000 bales, Ior the
week l03, 900; export 1900; speculation IS 0L0;
stocs 467,oo0, American $4,000; receipts 10000,
American 10000; actual exports 5000; ahoat
204 900, American 55, 900.
Laser.-Cotton steady; speculation and export
5000 bales; uplands 1OsioHd; orleans lo,id.
Eyening.-Yarns and fabrics firm and prices
generally higher; cotton closed unchanged.
NEW YORK, November ].
Eoon.-Cotton dull and n0minali uplands l9Xc;
Orleans 20Ho.
Evening cotton weak; sales $3.50 bales; mid.
dlings exc; Orleans 20X; net receipts $50 bales;
gross receipts 2330. Sales OF futures "a 200: No.
Vember, lSxals 1916; December. 19xal9 l1.18
January, lsxalsH; February, lsai9h; March,
lsKa1sK; april, 10 1l.l6al9 1915; May, 2oa2OH;
BOSTON, November /.
Cotton quiet; middlings 2oHc; net receipts 40
bales; gross 253; stock $50; net receipts OF the
week 47s; gross 1885, exports to Great Britain "a;
sales 1900.
PHILADELPHIA, November /.
Cotton quiet; middllngs 2oci net receipts OF the
week 2o5 bales; gross 34sa.
Net receipts OF the week 4l6 bales; stock $500.
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METEOROLOGICAL.

Mr. M. L. Hearne, the local observer OF tne
limited States signal service, has furnished ua
with the following statistics Of the weather au'
RING the month of October. Mean elevation
OF the barometer tor the month ao.o6S; mean
elevation of the thermometer for the month
e4.s: total rainfall 4.2l inches; prevailing
wind, northeast; total number of miles traV'
elled by the wind during the month 6ls5.
The range of the thermometer yesterday
at the drug store Of DR.. Jos. Blackman, Oh
the south side of Broad street, was as follows
ga. H., IS; 10 A. H., 50; IL NJ, 6s; 2 T. NJ "a
4P.M., 6s; eP. NJ, 90; P. NJ, 81.
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K o B F l. 0 L 1 D A
VIA sAvANNAg-TWIcE A WEEK.

The Splendid Side wheel Steamer .xNA
DlUTATOR. captain l.. N. Ooxetter.
CITY POINT, Captain George E. Mcmillan, wiz
leave Charleston every TUESDAY and FRIDAY
EVENINGS, at 8 O'Clock, for SAVANNAH, FEK,
NANDINA, JACKSONVILLE. PAIArkA- ANU
ALL LANDINGS UN ST. JOHNS RIVER
Returning, DICTATOR will leave PALATRA FIJI.
DAY MORNING, and SAVANNAH SUNDAY MORNING.
arriving here SUNDAY AFTsRNooN.
UlTY POINT will leave PALATKA MONDAY
MORNING and SAVANNAH "WEDNESDAY tnohS'
ING, arriving here "WEDNESDAY AFTER, DON.
Connection ia made at Fernsndina WIN ,nsa. hsai,
road for New Orleans and Havana, via Ceaar S1
KEYS; at Jacksonville with Steamer STAhLlGht
for Mellonvllle Enterprise and Upper 81 :onns
River; at Tocoi with Railroad lor gu Augus
tine; and at Palatka with Steamers ior the Ock'
All Freight for Way Landings must be prepaid
For Freight or Passage, having elegant &C.
commodatons, Apply to ...a
Garner Vanderhorst's Wharf and East Bay.
0nt8
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REMovAL.-Messrs. steinmeyer Il Stokes.
the extensive lumber dealers, having found
their former quarters inadequate 10 the In
creasing demands of their trade, have leased
the premises so long known as Clark's Plan
ing Mill, at the corner of Lynch and Beaufain
streets, and yesterday removed their business
to the new location. This enlargement of
their business facilities Ia not only encourage
ing as indicating the we'll dRerved prosperity
of an enterprIslng and aourishing firm, but as
an evidence of the progress now making In
building enterprises in Charleston, which is
causing the Increased demand for sawed and
dressed lumber aud for other materials In this
line of trade.
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LOCAL LACONICS.

The attention Of passengers and shippers
to Savannah and Florida is called to special
notice Of agents of steamer City Point, that
abe will sail this evening at,elght o'clock.
John Edwards, cabin boy, ran away from
the ship J. r. Boyd yesterday. he was shortly
afterwards captured by the detectives and re-
turned to the ahip.
The Devereux Brothers are working nignt
and day upon the Masonic Temple In order 10
effect Its completion by the 9Th OF December,
the time appointed for Ils dedication.
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Weekly Review OF tho Savannah Cot
ton Market.

ton Market
SAVANNAH, October 81.
CoTroN-UPLANDs.--The market has ruled
strong during the entire week at exec 3sive prices
all lots being readily taken up as so0n as put
upon the market; In fact, the demand considers.
bly, exceeded the supply, and shows the largest
transactions for any one week this season.
The receipts at this port for the week are: Per
Central Railroad, 9,Cl9 bales upland; rer Allan.
VIC and Gulf Railroad, 77s7 bales upland and SO
bales sea island; from Augusta and landings, 627
bales upland; from Florida, IA bales upland and
1So bales sea island, and, by carts and river
crafts, A bales upland and SO bales sea Island !;
making total OF 27.601 bales upland and 2s7
bales sea islsHd. against 10 .478 bales upland and
l83 bales sea island corresponding week last
year.
The exports for the same time were as follows:
Foreign-To Liverpool 4i05 bales upland; to
Havre 1850 bales upland; 10 Cork for orders 1850
bales upland; TO Bremen 2259 bales upland; to
Russia 33l5 bales upland. Coastwise-To New
York SOTO bales upland and bales sea island; to
Philadelphia 9,3 bales upland; 10 Bost"n It's ba es
upland, and to Baltimore so bales upland, making
a total OF 81, 1926 bales upland and bales sea
island, against 13, 1888 bales upland and 106 bales
sea island corresponding period last year.
SEA ISLAND.-We have no change to note In the
past week. While there has been some inquiry,
we hear OF no transactions, buyers still refusing
to operate unless at CONCESSIONS, which sellers are
unwilling 10 concede. We continue to quote:
good medium b0a63c; medium fine 65a60c. ke.
celpts for the week 237 bales.
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AMUsEMENTS.
Magic, nIirth, and Music

Magic, nIirth, and Music.
The performances OF the Multum IN ParVo
Troupe last night were witnessed by larger
audience than on the night previous. They
were fully as good as on that occasion, and
were equally well received. Harry hccarthy's
powers of mlmicry are admirable, and his ex'
erclses of them last evening caused the sides
of the spectators to ache With laughter. There
will be q grand matinee to-day, and farewell
performance this evening.
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EUROPEAN ExpoRTs.-There was cleared
Yesterday for Liverpool the British bark Bel
sseWart-vessel by Mr.. Alfred ]. Creighton,
cargo Dy hessrs. G. N. Hubert d Co.-wlth
1888 bales upland cotton. There was also
cleared, on Thursday, the British bark Ada for
the above port, With 27s5 bales upland cotton,
Also the British ship Lady Dufferln for Liver
pool, by Ar. Henry Gard, with the large cargo
Of 500 bales upland cotton, and 1855 tons phos-
phatSrpck,
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BUSINESS NOTICES.

ANEW ANB BEAUTIFUL stock Of Rich Fancy
Goods, Toys, Games, Fireworks, French Con.
fectlonery, Rubber Goods, &C., &c., is now
opening, (uearly every steamer brings In
fresh supply of the latest novelties until the
holidays are over,) at Won santen's Bazaar,
No. 22s King street, next to Academy OF Mu-
ac. nov2-smWA
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THE COURTS.

Municipal Court.
Fensn Mcbride and Bella Gaillara, disorder
ly, two dollars or twenty days each. JONI
Brown. drunk, one dollar. Henry Mar, VII
liam Doctor and Stephen Smith, lodged by th'
United States commissioner, delivered t.
warrant. Harry Saunders, selling hsn with
out a license, dismissed. A goat at large, ont
dollar.
United States Commissioner.
Henry Mack, William Doctor, Stephen smltf
and Thomas ManIgau.t, from Johns Island
were carried before Commissioner Porteous
yesterday, charged with violations Of election
laws, They were bound over for further e1
animation.
The following sentences were pronounced
Fl. W. Hendricks, assault, twenty dollars
and costs or three months In jail.
Mingo Goodwlne, alias William mackey,
burglary and larceny, four years In peniten'
tiary.
william stuard, petty larceny, one year in
penltentiary.
william Harrison and Joseph BurdoW, bur.
glary and larceny. three years In penitentiary
each.
Wesley steadman, grand larceny, three
years In penitentiary.
sol Cuthbert, robbery, three years In peni-
tentiary.
william Hoge, assault and battery, twenty
dollars and costs, or three months IN jail.
Lewis Smith, false imprisonment aud assault
and battery, fifty dollars and costs, or Blk
months in jail.
Northeastern Railroad Company, neglectlng
to pay money to the State, $l760 and costs;
appealed
The South Carolina Railroad Company, me-
gecting and refusing to pay money to the
State, s2250 and costs; appealed.
The Savannah and Charleston Railroad
Company, neglecting and refusing to pay
money to the State, $l75O and costs; ap-
pealed.
Augustus Edwards, assault and battery,
TWENTY-FIVE dollars and costs, or three months
In Jail.
A new trial was granted in the case of James
q. Stevens, assault and battery.
Joe Walker, charged with grand larceny,
was discharged on his own recognizsnce, and
his case was continued to the next term.
Bench warrants we're Issued against all per-
SONS convicted at the present term OF The
court who failed to appear for sentence.
The contingent docket was called. Twenty
two cases were stricken off and nine con.
tlnued. The jurors were discharged.
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Interior Cotton Markets.

Interior Cotton Markets.
so,.o y, cot.,, COLUMBIA, October 81.
lands 18 9lsHc. niiuunns up
Tho oorpo, o,,.,, YoRKyILLg. October 80.
prices. We now quote 18k@l7Xc. De
The receipts during the past Week hovo 60 !, .,
been 30 liberal m as the preceding two weeks and and
we quote the market quiet at II cents for oood
ordinary, Tx to Tx cents for low mddInoss sUd
1s cents for mlddlings, closing on Saturday with
above quotations barely sus ained. "ASn
For the past two days 270 bales OF Cotton have
beel sold in this market, at II to Tx cents.
MACON, October 3o
heavy business was done to-day In The cotton
market. The receipts were very large and a
good demand took all offerings. The market
closed strong at 17xc. The receipts to-day were
720 bales shipments S76 {; sales 573.
COLUMBUS, October 90.
Market quiet. Low middlings lsc. middling,
l8Kc; sales 4s4 bales; receipts 76o bales; ship
ments 635.
Cotton market firm O. II; G. O., Tx; S.
O., l8; l.. NJ, 1sH; NJ. lsx.
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COMMERCIAL NEWS.
Exports.

LIyERpooL-Per Br ship Lady Duferin-Sloo
balss upland cotlon. 1855 tons phosphate rock......
Per Br bark Aua-2735 bales upland cotton.......
Per Br bark Bel stewart-l9sS bales upland COT
ton. ,,o ..,u
naval al ores 49s casks kaon clay, 80 tons plate
IRON. 10 empty ale barrels, 6 boxes machinery.
PaILADRLPHIA-Per steamship Virgila-667
bales cotton 40 tierces rice, 3S2 bbs naval stores
IIs bslss domestcs. 81 punches OF bananas, and
BILT1MoRs-Per schr Mary Mankin-l2o, 600
feet lumber. -. Per schr Bel Jamln GartBide-A6o
tons phosphate rock. ,,,. soo
tons phosphate rock. -
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bhlpplna.
bnlpplHQ.
NHANGE OF SAILING DAYS.
INCREASED SERVICE.
PACIFIC MAIL STEAMSHIP COMPANYS
THROUGH LINE TO
CALIFORNIA CHINA AND JAPAN.
FARES GREATLY REDUCED.

SS Of the above 6s Leave s @
New York, at IL O'Clock noon, OF the lOtII. z0ln
and sOth OF every month, except when these dates
fall 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 first OF every month, except when 1t falls on
Sunday-then on the day preceding,
No California Steamers touch at Havana, but
20 direct from New York to Aspinwall.
One hundred pounds baggage free to each adult
Medicine and attendance free.
For Passage Tickets or other Information, apply
at the COMPAET'o TIUKET OFFICE, on the
Wharf foot OF Canal street, North River, New
YORK. F. X. BABY, Agent.
auU1A.1yr
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Mr. soUDER invites attention to bis Stock of
Photograph Frames just received, embracing
upwards of thirty different styles. many OF
them Of entirely new design and beauty of
finish, which he offers to cash buyers at q
small advance on cost. souDER's Gallery, No.
26S King street. octsl-lmo
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The Charleston Cotton, Rice and Naval
Stores Markets
OFFICE CHARLESTON NEWS,
FRIDAY EVENING, November I, 1872.
OorroN.-With restricted demand The market
showed dull and weak features, ca lsing prices to
be weak and easier and somewhat nominal.
Sales near 800 bales say a5 at IT. so az TX, SO at
49, % at lsk, 90 at 1sx, 90 at lsk. We quote:
LIVERPOOL CLASSIFICATION.
Ordinary Ia good ordinary @l7X
Low mi1dllng. ...............lsx@-
Mlddling ..1eXgloH
Strict mIddllng ...,....... .."..lS4@-
R1cs.-This grain was In good demand at firm
and full prices. Sales about 40 tierces or clean
Carolina, among which were tlerces at 65f, As at
6Z. 81 at lie. Q at TX, a5 on private terms We
quote common to fair at 6@sK; good sIa7X.
NAVAL SToREs.-Tne receipts were l2S bbls
spirits turpentine and so5 bbls rosin. The mar
ket WAS quiet and there was no business re.
ported. Crude turpentIne may bs quoted at 81 26
per Dbl. for virgin and yellow dip, aud 81 SO for
hard.
FREIGHrs.-To Liverpool, by steam, ,dlrect, l.led
on uplsnds nominal on sea islands; via New
York, kd on uplsnds, on sea Islands; BY sail,
H@17.a2d on uplands, on sea islands nominal.
To Hsvre Ike on uplsnds. Coastwlse-tn New
York, by steam, xo on uplands and - on sea
lsand,; 50 p tIerce on rice; soc y bbl on rosin;
by sail, 30 y b on cotton; % p tlerce on
rice; 5oc p Dbl On rosn; sll@l2 p N on lumber;
| $124l2 so q N on timber. To Bost n, by steam
xc on uplands and 81 so p tierce on rice; by SAIL
-c p tb on uplands; rosln 7oci resswed stun
$lc@l2 80; timber $la@1s so; phosphate $6@5 so.
To Providence, by sail $lo@ll = N on boards;
30 p ib on cotton; by steam 70 via New York.
To Philadelphia, by steam 10 on uplands; 81 rs
p tierce on rice; 600 p BIB. on rosin; 81 on splrts
Through bills Of ladlng given to Boston, Proyl-
dence and the New England cItleo are regularly
Issued on this route, and dispatch guaranteed.
BY sail, So p N on boards; $12 on tinber; -
ton on clay; s. so on phosphatea. To Baltimore,
by steam 20 p fb; by sail $s@s so Z, II on
boards; - on timber; So so p ton at city; $40
4 so p ton up'river on phosphate rock. Vessels
are In demand by our merchants to take lumber
freights from Georgetown. 8. O., Dsrien and satil-
Ia River, Ca, and Jacksonville, Fla, to Northern
ports, and $lot@12 p N are the rates on timber
and boards.
ExCHANaR.~SterlIng 90 day bills 90.
DOMESTIC EXoHANaB.-The banks purchase
sight checks on New York at H@H per cent. on,
and sell at par.
GoLD-l2K@18K.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1872-11-02

FURoHaorT, BENEDICT Co. offer very
fne Kid Glove at 81; Gloves, two buttons,
81 IS. Will open on Tuesday the celeoiaseu
cbeilley's Kid Gloves, sold under guarantee
tor which We are the sole agents.