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APPEAL BIZ TIE FTREMEM

Grand alfe Concert to Pay for the
marton's Now steamer.
The Marion Steam Fire Engine Company
find themselves obliged to appeal to the libe-
ralIty Of the community to assist them In pay
ing Tor the new steam engine with which they
have recently replaced the apparatus which
they have worn out In the service Of the city,
and have hit upon novel and attractive
method Of raising the regulate amount. They
propose to give at the Hlbsrnlan Hall on Tues.
day evening, the Sd prox., q grand promenade
concert, at which, in addition TO the music
which will be dispensed, large number OF
handsome presents will be given away to
those OF the audience who hold the lucky
tickets. There are seventy-seven presents,
consisting of gold and silver watches, sewing
machines, clocks, furalture, jewelry and
other articles Of use and ornament, ranging In
value from one to one hundred dollars. These
presents are now on exhibition at Hayden's
jswelry establishment, corner Of King and
Hasel streets, where they may be seen until
the day of drawing, and where tickets may be
obtained. There are thirteen hundred tickets
In all, of which five hundred have already been
sold, and the rest are going of Like hot cakes.
There is no law against person buying more
than one at time, and any one who, with the
calamities at Chicago, Boston and Abbeyille
before their eyes, may choose TO invest two.
nve or ten dollars in these tickets for the
benefit of the Marion company, Is at perfect
liberty to do so.
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raE CHURoHss YESTERDAY.

The churches throughout the city yesterday
were well attended, both morning and alter
noon.
The ssrvlces at the Orphans Chapel, Van
:;srhorst street, were conducted by the Rev.
J. A. Chambliss, pastor OF the Citadel square
Baptist Church.
The Gebe street Presbyterian Church was
closed, except for sundsy-school, In conse-
ouence of the absence OF the pastor, tae Rev.
John L. Girardeau. who Is attending the Pres
byterian Synod, now in session at Columbia.
In the evening shere were services at tne
First Baptist Church, Church street, near
Tradd, and at the Citadel Square Bapas'
Church.
The semi-annual celebration of the Sunday
school of Bethel Church, Methodist, took place
In that church last evening before iarsS
audience. The children occupied the seatl
nearest The pulpit. The exercises consisted
of singing, varied by appropriate addresses
from several OF the pupils. an interesting
address on the origin, influence and progress
OF sunday-schools was delivered by Professo
| F. W. Capers.
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TRIBUTE OF RESPECT.

At the regular communication o; Faust Lodge.
No. liz, A. F. n, held at Grahsm's November 10
1872 committee was appointed TO prepare the
following tribute for publications:
Whereas It has pleased Almighty God IN MS wise
oroydence TO take from us the late captain Joseph
Kennerley; be Il there ore
Resolped. That 10 Dis death This Lodge mas lost
one VI ILs must faithful menoers, the onu,ch .
lib.ral supporter. aud the country COCO ossIen
Id. Tnst the Masonic Hall bo appropriately
draned and the members wear the usual Daoge
Of mourning for lhlrty days. ,,,,,o
81. That in our afiction We bow win ~ nnmoie 1a l.
sTnn wi. q TO err, ami 10 good TO be unklnd."
tth That page Of our Journal be dedicated 20
his memory. and that these re.ol9tions Do PUG. u
hshed In the Charieston UALf Sh"S anu tue
oH'""sA REV. JNo. W. McR0Y,
II. W. FELDER,
AARON MITCHELL.
1sB
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Markets by Telegraph.
MONEY MARKETS.

Markets by Telegraph.
MONEY MARKETS.
LONDON. November 10.
Noon.-consols S2x. Fives ssh.
FRANKFORT, November 10.
PARIS, November ls
Noon.-Rentes 62f $50.
NEW YORK. November l8
Noon.-StocEB dull. Gold quiet at lSk. Money
nrm as T. Exchange. long sx; short 1.X Govern
mems dull and STEADY. Stale bonds dull aud
steady.
Evening.-Money Inactive, closing at ga. sterl
irg heavy; Rlime bankers Sx Gold l8x. Gov
ernnen.D Y better. states ull aud ttsudy.
Fl eights au Ut. Bank statement: Loans deoieas
X million; specie increase mtllion; legal ten.
de decrease ~ million; deposits Increase IL
million.
COTTON MARKETS.
LIVERPOOL, November 10.
Noon.--Ootton opened steady; uplaads exd;
LatercGolton closed quiet and steady; sales
10. .OoN baleB; export and speculation 200U; sales
orleans. November sXd: w. ..,...,.,.
Noon.-Cottou lower; uplands ls4c, orleans
l9kc; Bales sl5 bales.
Eyening.-Colton dull and unchanged; sales
1915 males; uplands lsEc; net receipts Ssi bales;
gross 470; SALTS OF cotton iutures to-day !zoo
bale. as follows: Nov. mber lax; december 10 7.l6
ASK; January 18kal8 9.l6; February 10 II 10 !
lsX; March lsKais; april lsxals<; May ~ 6-l6
al0X; January sx. ,-
Cotton-no market; min lug lsXr; Let receipts
s2s bales; gross 1856; exports to Great Britain
674; stock 5000. ,..,o
Cotton quiet; middlngs 1910
eILTIN BE, November 10.
Cotton dull: middling lSXc; net receipts ISL
balts: gross 49!; exports coastwse ~; sales 20,
sto < 1884
NoRFnLK November 1e
Ilr-. In F,sf rlrai IN
1876 bales, exp rts coast~iv 2574.
wiLkrndToN. November Ia.
Cotton qu'et; midhllux sxc; net recsipts ~
bales; exeurts cuaslwlse 7I6; lies SO; stock 47&
SAVANNAH, Noyem er 10.
Cotton quiet and frm; good ordinary 17Xc; ow
middlng TRIALS; mdnlink 1sx net receipts 4lo4;
exports to Great Britain 1885, continent 100; sales
1el6; stock eS $40.
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TEE COURTS.
General sessions.

General sessions.
The sealed verdict In the case OF Gala Sim
ons, the negro who killed John 7. McDow.
ell, Jr., was opened on Saturday morning and
read i" guilty OF nanslaughter." Theprisones
was remanded for sentence, which will proba'
bly be pronounced next Friday.
The court was occupied on Saturday with
the trial OF Robert ". Brown, colored, Ter tne
murder OF Ellis Allen, colored, IN OCTOBER
,s72 the State being represented by Solicitor
Rnttz. and the prisoner by Mr.. A. ID. hackey.
The testimony was in accordance with the
facts of the homicide as already reported In THE
NEWS, aud the Jury were instructed to bring
In sealed verdict.
municipal Court.
William Sanders, colored, dlsorderly and
abusing the police, ten days. Ann E. haglll,
colored, dlsorderly, one dollar. Edward
stephenson, drunk, one dollar. Amelias
Newton, colored, stealing lumber from the
corner Of 1radd and Friend streets, two dol.
lara. Llddis Millot, George Washington and
Robert Plller. colored, applied for lodgings,
discharged. A dog at large, one dollar. A
bag Of cotton found on South Atlantic wharf,
held for information. The ONCE OF Z. ID.
Moreland on Broad street was found open on
friday night by q policeman.
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BU8LNESS NOTICES.

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Rodgers & Co., what they think of 1t. Sub
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Charleston, 9. q.
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Mnnicipal Notices.

NITY HALL. OFFICE CLERK OF
" COUNCIL, CHARLESTON, S. O.. N0VEM-
BER Is, 1s72-By action OF Council, November II,
the following offices were declared vacant:
Clerk Of Council
Messenger OF Council.
City Inspector Lower Wards.
City lusp ctor Upper Wards.
Harbarmaster.
Five Purtwardens.
Two City Gsugers.
Keeper OF TIDAL Drains.
Five Naval store Inepe tors.
Six inspectors Of Timber RId Lumber.
City Attorney.
and8.
City Registrar.
Physician Of City Hospital.
Physician OF Health District No. j.
Physician Of Health Distrlcr Nh. s.
Physician OF Health District No. =.
Physician OF Health D.s'tict No. 8.
Physician OF 0rphanhnuse.
Keeper OF St micha-rs CLOCK.
Inspeor or OF Flour.
Keeper OF Powder Ksqaslnes, and the various
BoArus OF Cum tRsIouerI.
Letters OF appll'x Ion will be received at thia
ONCE until Monday, November 2s. at u, H.,
O'Clock ". W. SIMpNS,
noV1o22,26 Clerk OF council.
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TIE COLD SNAP.

The sudden change In the weather on
rbursdsy night last was followed on Friday
niehs by q heavy white frost, the first that mas
tslleu within the city limits this season. Dn-
ring Saturday night cold and strong WIND SET
In, from the north west, and continued through
the greater part of the night Yesterday morn
,np,Iee wss seem in abundance, and the indi-
caaions last night were that there "oulo oe
another freeze this morning. Tne loiiowins
is,he range Of the thermometer for the past
s..uro.y-s A. NJ, 20; 10 A. H., 4s; 10 NJ
so:aP. H., 50; lP. H., 4s, eP. A., Ao;s r
MO. .,,ov ~,
sundsy-sA. NJ, SO; 10 A. NJ, 40; IL H., A;
7P. H., IS.
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AUGUSTA, November 16.
Cotton opened steady aud closed quiet at l7Aa
1xc. sales SO bales; TsSgs November 49,
Cotton active and frm; middling lsxsishc;
low middling 17kal7x; good ordinary loxhiI; !;
ordinary 15Ka16k; receipts 26ll oaies; shipments
2441; stock 2s,s7o uo,,,p Novamher IA
Cotton quiet and easy; good ordinary l1nc; 10y 10y
m,ddIlne isc; mIddling 1sKc; net receipts zoo
bales; exports coast9i. o ll62; safes oOo' ss0sA
27,ls6. w.. o,,,.ns Novemher 10.
Cotton in fair demand; good oroinaiy nAG'
low mlddl!ngs 1sHc; mlddlngs isxcI , aSs a,s. ae-
cepts e2e5 bales gross Ss sGday 600: last evening
zioo' ''o'A A~',''" GALVESTON, November 10.
Cotton steady; good ordinary l61c; net 1e'
ceipts sb7 bales; sales 7to; stocE 4o'os'.
PROVISIONS AND PRODUCE MARKETS.
LIVERPOOL, November Is.
Notwithstanding quiet f'Sspos november 1e.
Evening.-Turpentns sss %: rovsr,s, "a
Noon.-Flour steady. Wheat nrm: o,I, uotn
steady. Pork dull at SIS 70. Lsra ssesoJ, 'on A.
sXasKc. Turpentine dull az oiaoi No. ho'in "''
Eyening.-Flour quiet and nrna. Wheat 10 PEI !.
tar. Corn heavy and lower. ParK dull at $io q
ais 80. Lard unchanged. groceries quleh Na'7H
dull TaIow active and STEADY; , rovsmher IA.
Tobacco active and nrm, and Market W.. Wltauu nn
decided change; sales IS hlds. Eloor qnleL sno
stsady az Sc rs for FANNY extra; 81 80 lor No.
| $s rs FOR fancy. ProvlsiJn steaoy. PorK solo 81
$I4. uo,or,har IA
Flour steady at 81 26S7 10. Corn Gnll anu nou, ~
ra ar s2c for old; SIC for new Pork quiet az i,
Sd Il; $i2 IS for seller December. Lard quiet - -
| 7xc for kettle; 7Kc for steam. Bacon gus, y, y
6X16Xc for sholldrrs; 100 for old snd new cieal
rib sides; l0Xc for clear sides. Whisky duu at BIC
WILMINGTON November 10.
Spirits turpentlne dull and no trsnsacl!ous
| Rosin dull and no transactions. Crnde tufpen
tine dull at So rs for hard, S. Is for yellow dip ane
virgin. Tar steady. ,r.-.,,.
Flour dull and quotations barely nam alned
| Wheat active and adva. cei So Tor choice grades
! Corn qui and steady. Freignts rnade nlmer
Provisions dull and unchanged. WnhKey scarcs
at 600.
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!. 1HE sURH11ORY AssooIA1IoM.


The Annual Meeting 20 he Held In this
r.se City on tho lath. Proximo.
The annual meeting Of the Survivors, Asso-
ciaslon, as fixed at the annual meeting In 1871,
WAS to have been held at Columbia last Thurs
day, but on account OF the very general mis-
understanding as TO the time Of the holding Of
tho meeting, thsre were but very few members
present. The meeting was therefore called to
Bos6Hby the senior vice-president, General n.
q Butler, and the following resolution intro
diced by Captain Bacbman, was adopted:
Whereas, the regular annual meeting was
called TO assemble Ct the supposed time OF the
assembling &c the State fair, and whereas the
StaIo fafrwas held one week earlier, and notice
Was generally distributed to the eject that the
regular meeting held on the 18th Of November
would adjourn, to assemble at later day al q
!. time and piace.t be fixed by the executive
committee, and the committee having COM
municated to the secretary that they have
agreed upon the 18th Of December, 1879 There
fore
Resolved, That this regular annual meeting
of the Survivors Association adjourn, 10 meet
again On the 18th Of December, 1877, at the
City OF Charleston.
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the Cty Railway Company announce the fol.
lowing .chedule Of trips for to-day:
The cars on the King street line will run at
twelve minutes interval, from 1880 A. H., to
7:s0 P. H., and one Trip leaving Line street at
$50 H., and the Battery at sP II.
On the Rutl-dse street line they will run aa
on Saturday, at TWENTY-FIVE minutes interval.
East trip from the Poston1ce being at P. N.
s II nothing unforeseen happens, the accom-
mohMion on tho Rutledye street line win be
fnaruSsd to-naotrow,
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BUILDING MATERIAL.-An extensive stock
and large variety Of Doors, sashes, Bhnds'
sausters, Mouldings, &C., are kept constantly
on hand by MIR. P. P. Toale, at his warerooms,
No. 20 Hayne street and No. ss Pinckney street.
The above are all made at hls own factory on
Horlbeck's wharf. He keeps, also, French and
American Window Glass, Stained Glass, Slate
Mantels, Builders Hardware, &o., nom tne
hast manufacturers. hS+mw1yr
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LOCAL IAcoNICs.

a fire on Broad street, Augusta, last sat-
urday morning, caused considerable damage
toA. J. Hoods paint shop and Robert NAL
lscS's residence. Loss $500.
"A oolored woman Was knocked down at
the corner of King and George streets, ABOUT
seven O'clock on saturday evening, oy o pass
ing vehicle. She escaped uniDjured.
Tho passenge. train on the Nortnes'.eiu
: Railroad, due here at three O'CLOCK Oh ea'ui'
d.y afternoon, did not arrive until after seven
,n the evening. Tho delay was caused oy the
breaking down OF the engine about ten miles
south OF Florence.
"a little son Of Mr.. Comers, the tobacco
nist. residing In King street near Broad, tell
from, q piazza To- the ground, distance OF
about eight feet, ON Thursday last, ana irac-
tnrsd both bones. In the left forearm. DR.. T.
H.Ke,lers was called In to Get the limb. The
little boy was doing well yesterday.
several negroes who claim to have been
emn,oyed BY John Robinson's Circus at Klngs-
tree. g. O., were Left In this city by that organl-
ration. they assert that they have not been
na,d for their eervices. One OF the number
applied for lodgings at the upper Gusronouse
last evening.
Mayor Estes. of Augusta, teiegrsphed last
Friday 70 John Robinson that his circus would
mot be allowed to enter that city on account OF
tina eplsooty. Aeompromlss has since been
elected however, by which the show Will oe
allowed to exhibit at Augusta with all the well
horses, while the sick ones will be left at HAM
burg. r.
IN; Session, q colored seaman of the
schooner A. Thomas, plying between this port
and Nav York, was struck on the head oy
boom while at sea on the 10th instant, and
made insenslble, In which condition he has
remained ever since. He was carried to the
city hospital on Friday. Yesterday heshowed
signs ofretnrning consciousness for the nrst
time, and twas thought he would recover.
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UNIVERSAL EXHIBITION OF le6S
FIRsf.c1Ass MEDAL
ALF. LABARRAQUE AND Co
QUINIUM LABARRAQUE
Approved bv the Imperial Acadeu,

Approved by the Imperial Academy
Of Medicine
The Quinium Labarraqus is an eminsntly
tenic and febrifuge Wine, destined to replace
all the other preparations of Peruvian Bark
The Bark Wines usually employed inme-
dicine are prepared from Barks which vary
considerably in The degree to which they
possess the desired properties Besides,
owing 10 the manner in which they are pre-
pared, these Wines contain scarcely more
than the traces OF active principles, and
these always in variable proportions.
The Quiuium Labarraque, approved by
the Acsaaa...ny Of Medicine. constitutes. on the
contrary, a medicine =. cf determined compo-
sition, rich in active principles, and on ;SS!!sn
Physicians and Patients can always rely.
The Quinium Labarraque is prescribed
with great success for persons of weak con-
tilution, or for those debilitated by various
exhausting causes or past sickness; for youths
fatigucd BY too rapid growth; for young
girls whose development takes place with
difficulty; for women in childbirth; and for
aged persons cnfeebled by years or illness.
1t is the best preservative against Feyers.
In cases Of Chlorosis, Anemia or Greensik-
ness, this Wine is powerful auxiliary of
tic fcrrusinous preparations In conjunction,
fer example, with VALLtT's Pill, the rapid
ly Of its action is really marvellous.
rerot in Pais L. FRERE, 49, rue jacob.
AGENTS in Oharlestou. DOWIE NOISE
| d DAVIS, Wholesale Druggists.
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Nh. souDsn invites attention to his 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 a
,mall advance on cost. sovDrR's Gallery, No.
a.. v,,, .,root oct3l-lmo
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Receipts per Rsilresd, November 1e.
SosSHBAsr1RN RAILROAD.

40 bnls spirls turpentine. cars lumber. mdse, DO
To e II Frost co, W Ryan, Wltte Bros, A J
Salinas, G Walter & co. Caldwell + Son, =
smith, A smith, VI O Courtney & 90, @ " VII.
liams 4 CO. Rseder q Davi-, Barden Parker,
60, PelHer, Rodgers 4 co, " y Bee co, Pringle
4 son, Wlsre Bros, Sloan q Seignlous Bollmann
Bros, uaapeanG 4 HEBRON. " O Dukes d 90, Kins.
man d Howell, Rayanel 60. StQaey d Lowndes 9
ID Stpney, q Bischofr & CO. q Klatte i co, E Wei.
ling, Railroad Agent, order, and Others.
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ARRIVED SATURDAY.

Schr Ann Deas, Garbatu. West Point Mill.
100 tlero rice. To W Bee 4 co.
sluop Julia Dean, Harris, I Lombahee. u o bush.
els rough rice. To " Bes d Gu.
roat from christ ,inurch. 7 bags sea ialand
cotton. To q BulWinkle.
Boat from James Island. 81 bags sea Island
cotton. TO Fras Dill.
Boat from Junn's Isl md. 10 bags sea island
COLOR. To fraser Dill.
Bat from Edisto. Is bags sea island cotton.
T., Fraser & Dill
Boa fr. m W.dmalaw. bags sea kland cot.
tou To Fr.ser Il I'll.
Boat frrm Uhris' hurcn. bags sea islsnd
cotr. n. To raser 4 Dill.
Boas from Tooso"doJ. 2 bags sea island cot.
ton. To w A Boyle.
Boat from Johu's Island. bags sea Island
cotton. To W A Boyle.
Boat from wsdmalaw. 2baga sea Inland cot.
ton. TO " 4 Boyle,
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Georgetown Market.
oxoaasrowN, NoYember IA

GEORGETOWN, November II.
CorToN-No sales TO report since last issue.
We quore from is TO 18c per pound.
T1aBsR-Arriyes slowly. This article will be In
great demand this season, and ttm6ermsn Will
1nd no better market In the state for asposipg OF
their timber. We understand that all sales Will
be for elsh.
TuRrsNTiNR.-We report for the week ending
9th instant the arrivaroi az bblS, which sold as
follows: Virgin S.. yellow S., nne white sorape IS,
FREQ Of chips and straw.
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Charleston.

Fos LBER1A.-Nearly two hundred negroes,
mostly from Georgia, Florida and South Caro-.
Ina, will sail from New York for Liberia on
Wednesday next, under the auspices ofthe
American Colonization Society. Several fami.
lies are included In the number.
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PRa1eug0xD.

Per EteamShip Manhattan, fom Few York
Mrs " Lockwood, T BAKER, HcDermott, E
Brown, atiner Baker.
Miss Plimpron, Miss E HOdRklns Miss Fanny
Ely, Mrs Mather Lieutenant E d Wheeler and
servant, Colonel W L Haskin vile, children and
servant, Mrs II Guerard Miss Wetmore, w
Colburn, Hlllman, Vim Mitchell. B Poggi, VIM
Browne, WRssen, W Alien, Mrs Olsclus, Mrs
Finney. II d Eoisu, Mary Moore, (colored) and
- On deck.
per stesmer Dictator. from Palatks via Jack.
.onvt,,e Fet;.s.andina and Savannah. 98-0sptsin
% q McNnItv S:saq. Mrs Adams, MunroH,
N Brnen. Mr. aituett. il Mrs .S!tueft aad children,
Mrs Johnson, aud 10 on deck.
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THE PALMETTO GUARD RIFLE CLUE are now
discussing proposed change In their uniform
hat. sad Will In all probability abandon The
felt hat In favor of nstty French kepi almilar
to the fatigue cap of the United States and
late Confederate States armies. Itls Of sray
cloth with green braid trimming. In front IL
q gilt wreath with The silver letters p. G. In
tho centre. The cap can be seen at Won San.
ten,s Bazaar. 1t will probably be adopted ut
the nexf meeting Of the club.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1872-11-18
Y 7 R 1 N G E 8.

MY assortment Of 81 R!NGEs is unusually large.
am Agent or the ssIe Of The FOUNTAIN
hYRINGE, auquesttobsby he est of all Syriuses.
to manage and cannot get oul 0f or'i'r. one vii
last lifetime. Our BEES pnyslci ms rtS'amme q y.
sls ohave full stuck UI Ma tsnn's I,avoeoh's
and other Bulb Syringes; al.1 CLASS and biIa
1NGE. II. BAER,
Wholesale and Retail Druggist,
no. IA Meeting streGt.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1872-11-18

ARsryAI. OF U>rrED STATES TRoors.--Rat.
tefy d, Captain ". L. Hsskins, OF the Flrrt
regiment United States regular artillery, ar
rived yesterday by the stsamship South Caro-
lima, from Fort Hamilton, New York harbor.
Battery K, Captain A. n. Randall, ofthe same
regiment, arrived on Thursday BY the Charles.
ton. These troops are quartered at the Clts.
dsL They have come to take the place OF
those which left here on the 9th instant for
New York.