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ALMOST Il DRoRNING.

About i've O'clock yesterday afternoon
Thomas walen, John O'Brlen and Ben Thomp-
SON, three white men, attempted to set out In
q small boat for Fort Sumter from the Gus
tomhouse wharf to complete rather bibulous
celebration of the day. AS soon as'they had
entered the boat their want of equilibrium
caused her to rock from side to side, and final
ly to turn bottom upwards, spilling the party
into the dock. They succeeded, however, In
catching hold Of the boat, when their shouts
speedily apprlsed the neighborhood OF their
perllous situation, and theywere finally drag
ged upon the wharf through the efforts Of
Lieutenant Fordham, two other policemen
and the crew Of passing boat. One Of them
atte- gettlnsapoh hls feet displayed his gratl-
tude by attempting to ohastlae .ons of the
policemen who rescued him. ThS three men
were carried to the main Guardhouse and
locked up for the night.
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ITaIIlIN IMMIGRANTS.

There are now In New York city large
number of poor italian Immigrants, who being
accustomed to work mainly in agricultural pur-
suits; and especially fruit culture, would, no
doubt, prove especially adapted for agrlcul-
tural laborers In the South. They are now
simply burden to the New York commission
ers Of emigration, who offer to advance money
for their passage South, If labor at moderate
rates of payment can be obtained Tor them.
Parties In Florida and other Southern States
have already made arrangements ior securing
the services OF some OF these immigrants, and
any planters or other employers In this State
who may desire to do the same. can obtain
further Information upon the subject by ad-
dressing Aessrs. Fraser d Dill, OF this city,
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AMUsEMENTS.

Happy Cal Wagner and his admirable troupe
of minstrels gave their flHal performances
yesterday afternoon and evening at the Acad-
emy OF Music to large audiences. The success
OF this really fine company has been marked
in this city, and It Is believed that they will
meet with proportionately liberal welcome
In Columbia, where they open tonight.
Coming Events.
The sale OF reserved seats for the Strakosch
concerts, to be given at the Academy of Music
next Monday and Tuesday evenings, will
begin at the box office tomorrow (Frlday)
morning.
It Is rumored that the Patti-Mario con-
certs at the Academy next week, will
be followed by q brief season by Joe Jefferson,
with his renowned impersonatlon of Rip Van
Wirkle.
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CORNAS FUEL.

An Ohio paper says: 1--WE are glad to see
that many OF our citizens are taking adVan-
tsge of the low price OF corn to lay In heavy
supplies OF 1t for fuel. We have experimental
with 1t the last week, and find that II is an ad.
mirable substitute for both wood and coal, and
that at present prices there Ia both economy
and comfort in Its use. A ton OF corn, thirty
three bushels, at seventeen cents bushel, is
IS 60. We consider this equal to cord of hard
wood, as supplied and measured In our mar
ket. at ST; the cutting of this coro, 81 60-tota,
So so. Thus making saving of nearly three
dollars cord. For Kitchen fuel 1t is superior
to wood, except hickory. and cheaper than
deal of blaze. We Judge that three tons of
corn are equal TO one ION of hard coal, while
in economy OF Its use it is equal to one and a
half tons of coal. In small family and small
houses there is always great waste of bard
coal, while there is none in the use OF corn."
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New York Cotton Market.

NEW YORK, december ~.
The Financial Chronic says: The market
during the past week has been almost wholly
without any distinct o feature, while the hucto.
arioug were quite unimpOrtant. Owing 10 the
holidays foreign sdvices have had but little Big
niacance, while the course Of receipts at the
porrs have been even more irregular than last
week Thus on Tuesday, as reported to the Cot
ton Exchange. they aggregstes 2s'o% bales
white on Tlursday, for TWO Gays, inci9alng Gls
bales. To-day the market was slroug, with
fair export demand. For future delivery the
market has been quite as sluggish as for cotton
on the spot, ihs TRANSACTIONS footing up the
smallest aggregate IN many weeks. To-day,
however, there was decid. revival OF specula-
tlon, anu an advance in prices Haxc, with
business extending TO the summer months: ,as D.
low miIdling) l9Hc for Decent Der, 1sX for Janu-
ary, 20 for February, 20 6:lo for March, 2ox
for April, q for May, 2lA for June. The toal
sales Of this description Tor the week are 6s, $50
bales For immediate delivery the total Sales foot
up thIs week 1883 bales, including 4S4e for ex-
port, 6247 for consumption, for speculation
and 450 In transit.
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NEW YORK, December 81.
New York Naval Stores Market.

NEW YoBK, December 80.
The Daily Bulletin says: Spirits lurpentlne
continues dull and more or less nominal In ab.
scnce OF transactions. Strained rosin ls quiet and
depressed, with stock freely offered a5 $S 62h.
We quote at So 66a3 62H. The fine grades are
selling moderat ly, and We note 200 bbs No at
"a 37X. Tar quiet. Pitch unchanged.
NEW YORK, December 81.
The Daily Bulletin says: Receipts to-day "a
bbls rosin. Spirits turpentne continues quiet,
and but little trade fs expected until after the
new year. Sales rs bpls at SEQ from dock. Hol-
ders ask 600 for merchantable order, with 6sHc
bid. STRAINED rosin dull, though there appears
10 be'a tribe frmer feeling with S3 go bid to ar
rive and So IS on the spot, with offerings at So 66
No sale. In nne rosins there is q fair movement,
and we note bales OF 450 bbls pae at SIS 90, 90 do
do at 81 so, aud 81 bbls No l at 81. Tar quiet.
Pitch easier.
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HOTEL Observation-Disclosures L
ChRrIeltun.

q Frey, --; j. Davol, Jr, Underwood,
Brooklyn; 8 Bruen, A F Wheeler, Water
bury, R stevens, W Elwell, Mis- q NJ Powers,
W A Christian, New York; E Morrison, New
Orleans; Deaniston, Auburn; L Butt, Ocala,
Fla; A speur and wife, Miss Howard, Burlng'
ton, Vt; D Handy, Florence; stoddard,
Massachusetts,; Mrs Torrey, Miss Campbell. VIM
rorrey, L Torrey, Orange, ]; Bradbury, Jr,
A N Hansen, Omitted States Coast Survey;
Marshall, Philadelphia; Mrs stoddard, city.
Pavilion.
Zimmer, J NoCarty, Augusta; Il N Moore,
Wilmington; !, D Smith, Dobson, W A Rass New
York; NJ NJ Ruggles, Savannah; J W Bradford,
Sumter; Warden, Petersburg, Va; R Gall
mann, Newbsrry; Smith, Rldgevllle; Knox,
Mount Pleasant. =
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WIlminRton Market.

WILMINGTON. December 81.
SPIRITS TURPRNTINB.-Sales Of $50 casks at CSC
per gallon for Southern packages. Market quiet
and steady.
RosIN.-Market quiet and easy, with sales OF
only 81 bbls strained at IS 10 per bpL
CRUDE OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES reported or only
10 bbs,, at So for hard, and 81 rs for yellew dip
and virgin.
TAs.eMarket steady, with sales Of a5 bbls at
" CoTToN.WSaes Of 20 bales at lee per lb.! The
finer grades are wanted and even higher ngHres
than our quotations were offered. We quote the
market firm, as follows: ordinary, is; good ora
nary, l7K; low mlddllng, l8H; strict low mid
ding, lsX; middllng,, 10; strict middling, leIa
l9Hc,
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TIE LICENSE Law.
The Columbls Union says:


In accordance with instructions received at
the 10 setting Of the board of trade Monday
night, The committee sppoluted ior the pur-
e9consisting of Messrs. John Agnew, Sr.,
]. 81. Klnard and W. B. Cashcart-yesterdsy
called upon the mayor, chairman OF the ways
and means committee, and other members or
the city council, 10 request that the collection
of the license fees agreed upon by council be
postponed until the question raised as 10 the
ccnstitulionalty of the law is settled by the
courts. It Is underetood the board Of trade
hold that the Legislature exceeded its powers
In granting the right to council 10 ax upon
the license system. No disagreement exists
as 10 the action Of council under the act. II
is also stated that, before the license was
agreed upon, council maturely considered,
with the constlLuted legal authority at hand,
the points OF objection likely to be made,
and decided that they were Of no effect
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:. A NEW LAW FrRN.-It will be seen, BY their
professional card In another column, that e1-
Jndae Samuel W. Melton, the present attor-
nev-eeueral., and Mr.. D. H. Chamberlain, the
late attorney general Of this State, have asso.:
ols,ed In partnership as attorneys and coun-
sellors at law, under the firm name OF Melton
4. Chamberlain. They are both gentlemen
who have attained high position in the re-
cent history of the courts Of the State. and
the professional career which Is before them
In their new relation promises to be both
crodltsble and remuneratlye.
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CIGARMAKERs' UNIoN.--At q meeting OF
Cigarmakers' Union, No. l29, held last eve
ming at the Military Hall, the following Of
fIcers were elected to serve for tie ensuing
year: John W. Stevens, president; Henry 7.
Wood, vlce-presidenl; Joseph A. Galliott,
financial secretary; VIM. J. Chichester, re-
cording secretary; Sidney @. Eckhard, cor
responding secretary; John P. Dunn, trea-
surer; Watson D. Buckelhoff, sergeant-at-
arms
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NHANGE OF SAILING DAYS, j . - s;,a 3
INCREASED SERVICE. ss.s. ~.
- ...t,fs r. ti.s'. .,9gti
PACIFIC MAIL STEAMSHIP OOMPANYH
THROUGH LINE TO
CALIFORNIA CHINA AND JAPAh. q,
Ia Wi III
FARES GREATLY REDUOED. llrS
FARES GREATLY Reduced.

Steamers of the above line leays Fer, ,EH
No S9 North River, loot OF Canal street,
New Yerk. ut IL O'Clock noon; Ct the 16th. 9ottl
and aoth OF every month, except when thesedAt0l
fall on sunday, thon tho Saturday preceding "
All departIires connect at Panama with Steam
ara FOR South Pacific and Central American portAt
For Japan and China, Steamers leaYe san !rans
cisco frst Of every month, except when Il fsns o.
Sunday-then on the dsy preceding. 80.
No California Steamers touch at Havana put.
90 direct from New York to AspinwalL 80 ls.s,
one hundred pounds baggage free 70 each adult.
Medicine and attendance free. '-r.lls.a ln.,li
For Passage Tickets or other tnfDrma1ou, app0l
at the OOHPANY,s TICKET 0FFIUn, on The
Wnsrf foot OF Oanai street, North, River, Key
York. y. n. bAb1, A8onh. ,se
arlp19-lyr - !, --..,,5 c,,-,
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: MErEoRoLoaIcAL.-Th monthly report OF
Mr.. Hearne, the local observer Of the United
States sIgnal service, furnishes the following
statistics Of the weather during the month OF
December: Mean barometer 3O.207; highest
daily thermometr,cal mean, December lS,
6o.2; lowest, December 27, 2s.7; monthly mean
45.s; total rainfall 246 Inches; prevailing wind,
north
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rHR''C0URTs.
Municipal Court

20. b. Glidden, fast driving on the Battery,
fiye dollars. Gedfred Bryan, colored, disor-
derly and throwing brickbats in the streets,
two dollars or twenty days. Charles: Prisch-
ard and Charles Grundmsu, applied for lodg-
inrs. former held, latter discharged. A dog
at large, one dollar.
General SESSIONS.
The January term Of the Court Of General
Sessions for this circuit opens at Orangeburg
Courthouse on Monday next Judge Graham
win leave charleston to-day for that town.
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Hot BED SASH Hot BED SASH Two thou
sand Hot Bed Sash just completed, and now
ready for delivery; price low. Call and e1.
anime same at p P. Iosle's, Nos. 20 Hayne,
and 3S Plnckey streets, or on Horlbeck's
Wharf. decS0
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And larger clubs at the last named rate.
Tm WEEKLY NEWS will contain all the
leading, editorials Of the DAILY; q care
ffol, and complete summary OF the Foreign
and Domestic news; latest news by Te'e-
graph from all parts of the world; full and
reliable Stock, Financial and General Mar.
ket Reports; a synopsis OF the proceedings
Of Congesa7aud State Legislatures, when p :
in session; proceedings Of Scientific, Agri-
cultural, Religious and Literary Societies;
an important Legal Decisions OF State and
Federal Courts; reviews. Of the most inter
esting and important New Books; and
indeed, everythingof interest to the Family
Circle, the Merchant, Farmer, Professional
Nan, Mechanic:and Laborer. = q .Ss:'
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SCHOOL BooKs.-At Fogarlie's Book Deposl-
tory can be found a full supply OF School
Books, and all kinds of School Stationery
and requisites for School use.
Special arrangements will be made with
teachers in the country, and their orders
promptly attended to. Address Fogartie's
Book Depository, No. 260 King street, Tin the
Bend,) Charleston, s. G. janl-2
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The Book LIST of Fogartie's Book Depos-
tory will be found In another part. OF to-day's
issue. While 1t will be impossible to give a
full list of all the new Books that they are
constantly receiving as soon as issued, book
buyers, particularly in the country, who have
not the privilege Of examining their large as.
sortment, willfnd 1t convenient to consult
this list, which will be renewed every week.
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FOREIGN ExPoKTs.-Tnere was cleared, by
Mr. Henry Gard the British ship Island Home,
for Liverpool, with lsl bags sea Island cotton,
2244 bales upland cotton, 81 bags cotton seed
and 200 tons phosphate rock.
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: local LAO0N7OS.

~ - r,,A. c,nh had q target exer-
-. a. .s s.hn,,.nnl. .,z vesterday..:,z,
o.ee es.@I.mes :. slE p Gibbs has been admitted
A.-Edvard Haywood, oolored, was locked up
ir the main Gasrdhouse yesterday, charged
with .tsalinngo clothing.
The civ Appraiser gives notice to-day that
h,s, ofiiea win bsl OPEN for the issue Of city
licenses until the 10th instant. IS. -
Tne cargo of thu bark Duffus, comprising
over two thousand bales OF damaged cotton,
ha. bsen discharged, and will be offered for
sale at auction. =!
In addition to those noticed yesterday 9
dividend has been declared BY the First No
iionai Bank OF ak, per cent, payable on and
after next Monday.
The. newly elected officers OF HOWARD
Lodge No. 8, I. 0. o. F., will be publicly In
stalled at the Odd Fsllows' Hall, corner OF
King and Liberty streets, att O'CLOCK THIS
evening. i'e.5..-, :. ..a5....s go.
av-At q meeting Of the Wagner Artillery
Club, held at IndstedEs Hall isss eveniog,
there was q prize shooting with air guns. Inc
price q half dozen silver iorka, was won Dy
Nr. q. A. Wagsner. A Similar DIVERSION WIN
be given at each suoseauens meeslns u sno
club. Z. - ..s.lsa@t ir,r ssr, -
-About seven O'clock yesterday mornings o
rife BAN, shot from an unknown locality snat-
tered q pane Of glass in the houss NO. IL Com
ing street. aud, passing Into . eieeplng apart
ment, fell upon the bed. A speclai aeteetiye
has baen detailed to hpnt up tne uansesous
individual, WhoWin aououees 90 pfousn' ~
q reckoning In lew days r,.
R-Anold colored Woman' "ane Aeep'uS "
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GIFTS FOR TIE HoLIDAYs.-For Silverware,
fine Watches, gold Opera and Vest Chains, go
to Allan's, 307 King street.
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NEW YEAR soNas.-Have you heard the
wonderful Mechanical Singing Bird If not,
20 TO Allan's, sO7 King street.
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BUSINESS NOTICES:

NEW RlTE.-On and after January !, 1873,
the rate for Business Notices In The NEWS
will be Ihirty Cents line, each insertion.
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GOLD AND SnvER.HEADED CANES, il great
variety. Just the thing for holiday gifts, al
Allan's, No. 3O7 King street.
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Observation-Disclosures & Muller have re-
moved to their new store under the Masonic
Temple, No. 292 King street. decsl-s
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FpET CALENDAR.

First Quarter. 7tn. 8 hours. II minutes morning.
Full Moon, 14th. hours, rs minutes, evening.
Last Quarter, 22d 8 hours. 81 minutes. evening.
New Moon, 30th, hours, II minutes, morning.
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q J.nfi EIf01dL NEWS.
EXn0rIa.

LIyBRpooL-Per Br ship Island Home-lel bags
sea island and ,2244 bales upland cotton, 81 bags
seed cotton, 200 tons phosphate rock, 4 packages.
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b 49, -
PaaseH,Ior1.
MARINE NEFS.
CHARLESTON, 8. JANUARY 2, 1878.
Lat 81 deg 4s min 80 sec. Lon 1sdsg ST min At SEQ
ARRIVED YESTERDAY. t

ARRIVED YESTERDAY. 80
Spanish bark Familla, Garsy, st Johns R-13
days. Ballast. To W, P Hall.
Schr Mary II Stockham, Cordery, Baltimore-6
days, Gusne. To E sweegan, Pringle
Son, R e Agent, Order, and otners.
Beaufort, &c 25 bales eea Island cotton, l4o sacks
Quarlo, and mdse. To Ravenel, Holmes & co,
Wilcox, Gibbs d CO, Shaokelford d Kelly, Frazer
4 Dill, Ravenel & COL Cocock q co. ] n Eason.
W Moore, 81 Klatte CO, U u FRANKIE, W BIRD q
co, N Trieste. Tiedemann, Calder d co, Began,
F Kressel, J Kenny, O Dunn.
Sloop Isabella, Oossich, Combahee. 1850 bushels
rough rioe Tow O Bee & co.
CLEARED YESTERDAY.
Br ship Island Home, Sinclair, Llverpool-H
10 Brig Edith Hall, Oliver, Baltimore-street, Bros
lt co.
FROM THIS PORT.
Steamship, James Adger, Lockwood. at New
Argentine bark knrique, Orcutt, Liverpool, De.
cember 27.
cember l9.
CLEARED FOR THIS PORT.
Steamship Gulf Stream Hunter. at Philadelphia,
.DecembeT28. = '...,;- ~. ~
SAILED FOR THIS PORT.
Br ship Gulona, Smith, from Liverpool Decem-
ber 10.
-, MARINE NEWS BY TELEGRAPH. -
'A'=- :, - = = NEW YORK, January.
Arrived, Erin, London; Franklin, stettin.
MEMORANDA.
' The schr F Hazard, Brewster. for George.
town. d, cleared at New York, December 2S.
The bark Florence from Boston for charleston,
seven days out, was spoken December ~, lat %
81, long "a A.
LIST OF VESSELS
UP. CLEARED AND SAILED FOR THIS PORT.
( FoREIGH. !: q
LIVERPOOL.
Br bark Tiber, Lewis, up.............."...:dec dec
Br Bark Georglanna, Mann, eld......... NOV 10
Br bark Guiona, Smith, SID. December III
oALLAo.
Ship Elorella, -, loot ~
Bark Sapho, Wilbur, up.............-..'...Oot ~
; DENRRARA.
Br bark Blomedon, Shaw, up......".......Dec
HAVANA.
Span brig Hugo. Guaroben, ,sd..".........Dec
1
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Receipts per Railroad, January l.
sOUrg CAROLINA RAILROAD.

1494 bales cotton, 100 bbs nour, 266 bbls molas
ses, csrs stock. To R r R'Agent, Wardaw 4
Carew, Caldwell d Son, l. Desaussure. G W iTil.
Smith, q Walter d co, Pelzer Rodgers i
CO. W W Smith, Priugle 4 Son, Kinsman d How
ell. Wite Bros, WAGNER, Huger q co, A NULL.
gan, W Smith co, Williams. Black d Williams.
A ] Salinas, K Sharp. Wiss CO. u A BoDley &
CO. Trenholm Son, F Wieters, Bollmann Bros,
H Bischon & co, Wagener Monsees, w Dukes
4 CO, Tupper Son, q Gerdts & co.
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interior Cotton markets.

MACON, December 80.
There was good demand for cotton TO day,
with light offerings. The market closed nrm at
the following prices Clean red l7sl7H; ordinary
16xa1nx; g0Ud ordinary l7K; low mlddlings 1sa
lsX; middlirgs lsxalsx. IL required strict
miudlIng to bring the lsX. The rect ipts to-day
were light, being only 8ll bales; shipments l40i
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T. o b E 20 B - - 4
VIA SAVANNAH: ~:s'

sThe Splendid slde-wneel Steamers + p :. 60
DfOTXTOR,' Captain Z. II. Coxetter, go
and OITY POINT, Captain Fitsgerald; IMia lssye; @
DAY EVENING, at 8 O'Clock precisely, 10, Sayan.t
nah Fernandina, Jacksonville, Magnolia, Green
Cove Springs, ST. Augustine, Palatka and s1
Landings on st. Johns River. Oonaecnng ss
and with the steamer STARLIGHT for '9ntsft
prise, KeIlonyille, and all points on tho Upper
St Johns and Indian Rivers. y. - sIi!.i ri sri,!
Oennect at Feruandina with Florida kailroea
for New Orleans and Havsna. via Cedar Keys. u l..
All Way Freight must DO prepaid. ~ .,.,!l,yf
For Freight or Passage. apply 70 c,.5;.,. ii,
EAVEEEL q CO., Agents. -.
Corner Vanderhorst'a Wharf and i'ass Bay'o
dpc2 ~ - = Iii 1siS --.iIssI" - ~
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CITY AFFAIR S.
TIE oHAR1Esros NEWS FOB 1878.

The general favor with which The
CHARLESTON News is regarded BY the read
ing public of South Carolina and the ada
cent States, has given 1t an unrivalled clrcu-
laflon throughout this section OF the ceun-
try. We are resolved that nothing shall be
left undone In the future to keepit up to the
highest standard ofmodern journalism; and
in order toplaee our various editions within
the reach OF every Southern household, We
will iurnish the paper to clubs on very hbe-
raj terms. The friends Of TIE NEWS every
where are invited to assist us in extending
ts circulation. The following are our
:. CASH RATES TO CLUBS, FOB 1878:
~ -: ~ THE DAILYaNEws. a
One copy, one year. :, .....-..-........ss 90
Five or more copies, one year, each 49, y"
THE TR1-wEHkIY NEWS.
One copy, one year. .....................ss . w
FIVE copies, at $3.50 eaoh..!. .:....-.:-: II oo
Tan copies, att$a each. ..1........':'-s sopv
vo,,4rH1 THE WEEKLY NEWS. .s..
Single copy, one year. !: i. ....s 3 90 90
Five copies. -. w w
Ten copies. =. - ~ ~
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NoRTuRAsTERN RAILROAD.

les bales upland cotton. so bags sea island cot.
ton li9 bbs spirits turpentine, rs bbls rosu cars
peas, lumber mdse, DC. To w h Jones Il co, W
Ryan. Frost d co, Mowry d son, A J Salinas.
q ii walter d CO, Caldwell dk Son, 7 P smith,
Rayenel d co E WilrsSH II Klatte d co, Witte Bros,
Stoney Lowndes, S d Stoney, Murdsugh 4
Weekiey, J kirkpatrick, Robson. 5 Fass,
s Marshall & CO, yelling, Railroad Agent
and olhera'
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New York Rice Market.

NEW YORK, December 80.
The Daily Bulletin says: The market for Caro
Ina s strong on an advance In Charleston, but
sales OF all descriptions are light. We note 1.6
bags Rangoon at 61ia7xc, 2otci Carolina OF
'@" NEW YORK, December 81
The Daily Bulletin says: The market Is quiet
and steady, with sales OF 40 isrces Carolina at
7ka8Xc; 200 bags RangoOn at eXa7Hc.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1873-01-02
Florida.

-Fogs still prevail along the Florida coast.
The German Schutzen company gave
ball on New Years eve, at Metropolitan Hall,
In Jacksonville. -,
The harbor OF Jacksonville was filed With
vessels last week.
The Presbyterian Church Of Jacksonville
has new organ.
The emigration OF colored people from
Georgia TO Florida Is large. -.
The lighthouse near st. Augustine has but
slxty feet of sand left between 1t and the sea.
Mayor Edwards, of Tallahassee, promises
if elected to serve without salary.
New rails have been laid on the Tocoi
Railroad.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1873-01-02
THIS DAY;

TN. Cater will sell at O'Clock, at his store,
butter, crockery, &c.