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FINANCIAL AND CON nERCiAL
The Mara eta


BALTIMORE, NOtrnlner i6.-Srginis sires, con
SOFT sfsd, ga West Nirgi1tz =, u1s today.
BALTIMORE, koveulb-r B.-Oufton wsss-Io
middti 60, bs Flour hruer and Ia i'm prov ed de-
ma c. D. ic.r urchsi 4. wheat 6-m-r Corn
quiet Tor soUtherr-white s~zihern. e5Tc14 yell ~
souiheri, ezeghs, nsiN-a western held NJ. r. sS
vii 81 Cso R. 9 .;ss3, Ts&ss Hay daIIs n e,Ca
300 Pr.vi,ions timer and higher. Me.s p-1k,
hHeribt9 Buik Mests-shoulders: none uf-ri -
bcni ally g.. ees,; clear rib -idss, 81 f-r-d 81
a.ked BacoL-obonlders aud 81 ar RIB sid-s,I.
suRar-oured hsms, lIes. Lard ~ But,sr drm.,
but not quotsblN higher Coffee unchanged WHISKY
utehsbeed tugsr hrmer ALd higher
S'l MoneJ ssi. EIchahee, long = shorts Gov
erIn-t - strong.
NV YoRE, November I5-FIour firm Whs.t
qu.t and firm. Oorn qai-t and unchanged
. LOsDoS, November Is, II % .. M The wesths-
thrt ughouI EBgisrd TO-DAY l. fair Ten fnrty hoa a
slH new fve-, 9iS Erie, SS
LONDON, Hov-n Der is, ~ D. E'ie, 49,.
LONDON November Is, $40 D. m-Rrte Sc.
Tins. ~ W.
LONDON. November Is, .. m,-PsFis dispatches
quote reLtes ct 81 francs, 20 confines
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Gov. wShburn tells how 10 was in Wisconsin
He says the republicans lost the election in that
state because they were Indifferent, while their
opponents worked earnestly; also, that credit
mobiiier and back pay caused this apathy.
other obstacles to republican success we're the
temperance issue and the grangers' or farmers
movement In some localities of the state. He
thinks the success of the republican party I'm
the state hereafter will depend upon the action
Of Congress this winter.
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PANioi r..,.,,
PANfC!.!
DOWN.
LESS THAN GOLD RATES,
JUST BECkIvEp, A LtR9E LIT ~ NEW
GOODS FROM n. p O tFLiN's
LATE SALE; AND
IRON dOkIdY, NOVEMBER II, 1873,
QUIZ ENTIRE STOCK OF
bfH GOODS
ON FIRST FLOOR WILL Positively
BE SOLD AT LIS. THAN qoAp RATES.
oFrHE BEST MAKES AND MOST CHOIOs
PRINTS
AT 10 oENTs PER YARD
ANIkOSCs 0GfS BEST BLIACHED COTTON,
YARr-WIDE ZINE AND EXTRA HEAVY
BROWN COTTON At 10 CENTS
E6Ths HEAVY SHOWN CAN FLANNEL
AND ALL orHEk eooDs IN PROPOSITION.
BLSkW ERE
wOOi.FoRD 4 sHILRERG,
"1HH AkOAUk N
novD6t' f21 Ira sT Ret ANpE,s.
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Just at this particular juncture, look out for
reports via Havana to the effect that "the in
surgents have again been defeated" that ssthe
insurrection has been almost suppressed" sc
These stories are got up for purpose, and tina.
purpose Il to discourage action on the part Of
the United States government looking to the
reiief OF the patriots. The butchery at Santa
go de Cuba will only serve to nerve the arms Of
the patriots to strike harder blows than ever in
behalf Of their freedom
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TIL e W kATHEk

"Ak rssAhIskNI, Ores a. Cssg Stsssl 0Ssr.t
WShiNefon, November 49, ISIS, Ion o. m.
ofnofsIs B0k THE PAST JwENrT-FOuE HOyRs -
The Pressure has decres.ed over the ncrthwes and
- tire lake rrsiOD, and thence to the lower Ohio
snd lo~,r Missouri valleys, with southws- tsrly
Nhcs. rising temperstlre and partly cl 'udy a.
ther; Southwesteriy wind lJv Temperature, Add
partly cloudy weather in the eastern had m "a lie
states souiherly Winds, rising Temperature. and
parity cloudy weather In Tennessee and K-ntucky
soul ssfsriy and snutbwest,rly winds, low ten
perhture, aud general clear weather in ths southern
states.
PRoBA BILIrIEs.-For the northwest and upoer
IaA sSutLwesteily tv n0rIhwssterly wi d. falling
p.rs ture, Ct udy weather, aud ocoasi bnhl snow
foi the wer OHIO and lower Missouri vail rs, a a
thri c. southwark, uthe1steriy inds rising tenn
per -ture, ala Interesting cl .udness For tbs lower
,Lts, "e-teflJ and southeTly wind, increasing
elodines- snd occasi nal snow. For the southe "a
-la'rt .fui invest rly vin1s, fsliDg barometer
vs. m and sen. rally clear weather, except in the
vr-l'rn gulf. For the middle and eastern II atea
taiing par N eteT, Inc Teasing clouaine-s south as
.rl1 ADD s-u hebsterly Winds aud rising TEN ., ra
tnre AhIep"rts are mi-.ing from the southwa-,
and fern gulf, from the extreme northwest and
Oregon. '' WIN
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MEDICAL, DC.
nR. HENRY WILSON,

Et.,.. No. 5l3 Arm STREET
phighteen years exp ri~noe IN Arm, Haseiial- ana
-. s!. rrsctles Prompt cures. No iniurioss
~ dlclne- perfect cure and -oirnti nc and non -
sble g estmsbt guaranteed Oh.r.a- r-.s s,.sl.
snu onis one Charge Tor sdvice aud m.ticino.
tOs ' e'oi ". - ~. y
''nLD BIZ. DAIRY has better f.o,Iii,.. Ia..
" ever Tor Irscticiog hts great specially o.,
Owe ohdrse made for ~dvice AID I-eSiiciu. I,r.s
eI'fe, corner ~ 81 eet aud Pcnusy IvAnia aresas
' NV.0l'. ,''Oh DuIIu'hs' nov4lB-
A 'OHsULT Dh LEON,
~ The Oidsa EstabltShsd Sp,,ts liu ,r fssf ,t.
he guarantees q thor. ugh aid peedy cure al an
btrNous Sid cutsNeOus Diseases and fem.I. n.m-
plants. Separate Rooms for Lad,ss ~
u, ell ltth street, above II.
nours; 10 q Il. tOa, 6to s.
oorfespondeno- strictly confidential. octls In
he hOTTSFkENCH POwDKn us c-r..ln g.T.
- lot all Diseases q the organs ana al uripsry
Complaints ana blood a Kin diseases and peryo.s
esbliityl caused by tndiscretion in youth. Price
- per oen tur sale BY WIN. b HhTwIsLu
sss,ss corner lsth st and Pennsyiv snis aseass.
"sen,nsesn, ~. ". octls sg-
N No n. >. FkAhOh, Oh PHTLADGLPnI1
w the celebrated Reliable Clairvoya ant Ph,.so.s.
.no Test d edium, has located q ioIy Hey Yo~S
avenue once hours-O Q. m. 70 2 D n Euss~s
@ene can be made for EVENING". jeIf-E
EEMALn DIsRAsEs Of eli siIrs. .Tee..a- -.
scribe cas. ana enoioss %: sdvtcs and us6S-
cine VIII be sent. Adarss Mn. DR. THOG pS0S
no SIS North lofh ssr~>t. PHIL lslphis az ID
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1873-11-15

A correspondent suggests, In view of the
possibility Of war between the United States
and Spain. and the capture of Havana by the
Americans, that General Butler be placed In
command Of the city, There's nothing like be-
ing in time.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1873-11-15

An instance of patriotic devotion worthy of
mention is that Of Cuban lady who few days
since sent to the headquarters of the Junta in
New York her jewels, valued at $1,000, which
she desired should be sol for the bene6t of the
cause.
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OF ,PUBLIO WORKS,

WAshINGroN, November IL 1878
Notice Is hereby given that All ri 10 "a Tor am
ssesto reeI estate BY reason OF improvement made
., change OF grade, under act Of the Legislative
rh,s 9 Pm before December 1873 order that the
ensuiBg ses-ion OF the Legislative Assembly
By order Of the Board.
nDyll6t CHAa JOuNSnN Cal,
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~ oFTIGE 9RORLEss .ExOAvATINa

1883 esrRRRr, October q, 1878.
bccfed Boxes for Reception 81 orders for Scay
snger service will be found At the following place
Sastion house, corner OF High street and Canal
Seorsetowpi GeoI getowH N arket- house, corner of
bricge and Potomac streets; A. 3. TayIor's store.
corner OF Twentieth and streets Northwest; 10 IL
Tynaus store, corner OF Sixteenth and l. streets
northwest; j. y. Green's store, 1870 Fnurteeuth
street, corner OF samson street northwest; q, 81
Glars store, corner Of Fourteenth aud V streets
nnrthwest second precinct Station house, Seventh
Ret, al the Scale ouse, seven street bet cen q
and northwest; Heffernsns store, corner 81
Twelth and U streets northwest; Sixth precinc;
sfaiion- house, corner OF Ninth and eets north
vest MRS. ehler store, corner Fou tn and
New FORK avenue northwest; Seventh precinct sta.
Ton house. corner Of First and morn we-I
Temptrance Commercial Bureau, 2O5 PsunsyIya
MA avenue northwest; A. LepreuN', corner Twelfth
street and Pennsy iy ania northwest Central
Gusrdhouse, Louisiana avenue, between Ninth AM
Tenth streets northwest Mr. Coombs' store, cor ueI
Virginia avenue and Eishth street southeast; L. A
wood store, 5rner Ninth and L streets southeast
Eighth precinct station house, South Carolins ave
nue., between Fifth and Sixth streets southeast: ID
Christofani Bro. store. First aud street.
scutbea asst; George Bsssstts store, corner Second
ADD streets northeast; Eastern market house, Gap
uo Bill southeast: store corner Ninth and street.
northeast; Nj. kegan y store, corner Second and n
streels nor beast Walker Bro "a coruer Eleventh
street and MARYLAND avenue southwest; First pre-
ciDot station house, corner Sixth and Z street
southwest; store corner X and Pour and s. halls
street, southwest
All orders deposited In our boxes at the above
mentioned places will receive prompt attention.
ocfS9lm
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GRANDESf scHEnR HvRR KN0WH.
Fourth Grand Gun Concert
FOR TEE BENEFIT or rHl
PUBLIC LIBRARY OF KENrUCuv
1900 Cash GIFTS si.soo. 900.
Every Fifth Ticket Draws Q Gift.
$3.50 900 ron $50

The Fourth Grand Gin Concert authorized b.
special act OF the Legislature for the benefit OF the
Pobiio Library o. Kentucky, will take place IL
Pablo Library Hall at Louisville, Ky,
WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 3D., 1873.
Only sixty Thousand tickets ~in be said and ma
Dali OF theee are Intended for tbs European markets.
thus iesNins only soo9 for sale 10 tnited s,sts.
where lo 90 were disposed OF for the Third Osno.f
The tck cts are divided pons or parts "a
have 90 their back the scheme with . full en- pasa-
ton OF the mode Of drawing
At this concert, which will be the erande~f mum.
cal display ever witnessed In this country, the an
preoeden ted sum Of
81 500, 900,
div1ocd INTO nUo Cash gitts, viii be Distributed BIZ
lot among the tick et h.lders. The numbers of the
ticket 70 DC drawn from wheel b. blind childrsa
and tho Gfts from another.
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In THE SUPREMsCOURTu OF TIE DISTRICT
L. OF COLUMBIA,
The 1Hh Day az Nocsmbsr, 1873
MARIA BoBBlNs, plaln'if, VS.. SAMUEL T. LRwIs
stsl ,defeudsnts.-No 3sS5, Equity Docket Is
On motion of The plaintiff, by Messrs. G ,rd IN &
Gordon, his solicit RS, il is ordered that the de-
iendanf, Samuel 7. Lewis. cause his app-arauc to
he entered rerein b. fore the irst rule day
occurring forty days after this da, other wise the
cause viii be proct eded with as in Of default.
By tie Court.
d. O HUMPHREYS. Justice, &c.
True copy. Test R. J MEIGS, Clerk mis- s3x
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FSCOLUABIA TYPOGRAPHICAL UNION
~ No iOl.-A stated meeting will De held
THIS (ssturtAyb EVEnING, At q O'clock At che
HAL, southwest corner Of 81 h and u streets
l.. II. PATTERSON, Rec Sec'y
TRKBEKAH DEGREE ASSOCIATION, No
Wy The attendance Of every member IL re-
an.aed ~ the meeting On TUESDAY EVENING,
Ism inst a. i'm portrait brsnes will be csnsld-red
ne,lSH ANNIE =. sIMONDS, BIS.
TCBRlsrIsA CnUkCH, Rev o. A. BAR.
Wy IuoLossw, PASTOR. The church beias
closed for repairs, services will be held on tbs
Io,e aay morning al III clock, ana evening ia
ociock, AZ shiloh Baptist Church, sssac b usetts
avenue eetveen 81 n and Lori streets. Ii.
nSAkk THERE THEE GODS. OF now
Wy MAhfs-A jew, Mr.. 8. y. GRAF, % Eug
,na, WI, Zee IRE on the soove subject at II m
ner OF Ith street and Nov YORK avenue: sIso in he
event ct ~ oti0ok-suoIec'; "Ths Devil, who
~ hef IT.
MAsONIO,-A .peciai meeting Of HAIR
- MOSy LODGE, Nc. u, y, A A. n vii oe
heId AZ kfs-onic TEN pie, THIS Saturday EVEN.
ING aaT ., ciock. to male arrangem snts To- attend
the faper.i a, odr late Brother THOMAS SrEwART
IL Secretary.
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rFNEw YORK REPUBLICAN AssoOIA.
Wy T1Oh.-A regular meeting will be b Id ~
SiaIkes n .n No 4IY Pen1sy wanna avenue, en-
O'Clock. Punctusl ATTENDANCE is desired
,s ALONZ0 BELL, President.
JAS. n SPkA6UE, Rec S-cJ. nOvh 2t
TMErRUPOLITAN BUILDING AsSOCIA
Wy TlON-The nth regular n .nIhly M ii ng
~ ne METROPOLITAN BUILDING ASsOOIA-
I1oh will be held on next MONDAY EVGNls9
Eh inst at the 1srd of Trade rooms, at O'Clock
AS the books are soon to be closed, nearly the la
opportunity will then be Offered TO obtain at ok
Our advice is, subscribe 'ers 1t be too late Ger
tihcates Of stock will be issu at the netting and
the sale OF money I'LL be proceeded with as usual
WILLIAM DICKSON, President.
JHO A. PRksCOrT.SecJ. tChron,R 'pl nli- 81
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DrHE sUs, s.xE, MonsISG GA

bS ZGn rB,
THr POPULAR FAMILY D. HDAr JOURNAL,
more interesting than sssr, viii
TOMORROW
be everywhere cordially greeted By les moro than
fwksfr THOUSAND psfris ito readers.
l., The great CUBAN QURsrJn-yi, AN h. a,,.S.
ssios Ter n.isn.i assisting upoa fall repsr
sers eom@irtsd ;. entities and Bsrbarous Aur
20 DO sss fs' the Infamous spanish yuata.
IA 10 reed tbs
SUNDAY MORNING GAZETTE
e, mosfex, And tAeo please remainder always,
oAlns the yery best
ADvERfIsING nRDIUn
SUNDAY nossfsG eAzlrrE
NAd.erttsenents received until rWRLyl
O'CLOCK every Saturday Night. IL.
~VBfnRAHs MDXIOAN VARY e.ect.i
HS meeting Of the Association to N al e srrnnss.
meDfs for pfon 81 delegates 10 Nation Ii Uou.
vsntion co the Is Of January, lS4, and for osh-r
plrposee vt be heid In the perlors Il tue Dicks
heuse. t0s llth xrsss, on eArURDAY, Hov. Hsh,
~ o'ciOek .. N. Punctaa attend snes rsSnssssd.
%DEPOsIfORs n fHD WASHINGTON
~ CIfH eAvIn09 DAHK ere eauesteA "a
sign TIE aareemspt Of the co nmtfee OF dsDoeitsei
viii Cfcers Of sad bsnk for It's Dtion Of bast
nes Books ere e the following place: 1oerd o
rrsds TO m.; y. Hrcsss shoe store; g. OrAadsai {
bsok sscre; Y .. welens once, 10 Masonic Ten
Pesg, cd q the bank. nevh-2
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Largest Circulation in the District
Reading Matter on Every Page.

WASHINGTON CITY:
sATTRDAY .......November Is, 1878
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PROFESSIONAL

y n
GETS OF TEETH mounted ON PIstins, (,rstk
- eoafsssHs ss07sJ on Gold, and other
msteriales accurately hteed - the shortesiSp&@
sotice. Painful affections e the Teeth re- SIIf0
leyrd ,rsaosf ertvaet,es. All OPERATIONS perternsd
the Teeth, with the least Of pain or sx
Anesthetfcs when required. DR.. o. B. fOSTI n
HOO New YORK avenue. nesg linz
q W. SCOTT, DHNTfST
We No. $50 Penns, lvanis avenue, between Orb
and lUth street, over Teelb. Hitroae Oxide ca a
Specially. Terms moderate. ocf10-Iy
IAMEs Q. CL4PHAlI,- \, q. 1RAILEY
y. B. Comfy q a., Cbaar
Owl 0 Css1s ssl Bx-
e1ss~ - CAescav.
CL9PRANR 4 BRAILHY,
Shert.hand Writers and Law Reporter,
ENC. enc; Ao: iao street., bssvsss NJ sad d,
molne Lnoleaa svense. angietr
AfT0RN!k.AEkAG
0@es, No. 909 M street. sorthvsss. ssaiS-H
DD:.tal NIX ii Is sz.:ss sss..ss~~
q. ssss 1. sssr.sss.s s::.s. VIZ
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ll3 Nh szsss, slovs klrkvssl asoss.
Ne gaAraatess = G0o4 wvsk = agyeG
NO. q, DURABILITY cd DexlU g oaesrial9
DIV. ,..-su
CzlPlfs 0LlATED Az f9I sfsAH .;1I
Oref e1AfIn0 WORKS. lSo aslne xyeoue.
bst - - eta - 0arPees calIed fer 20 rstsrSsi
Tree Il sEsrs eAares. t08xHZ0 1k6S. ssis b
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BOARDING.

BOARDING.
nEE Oh TWO GAHTLEMEN can be sccommo.
" dated With pleasant ROOMS ct 1880 New York
avenue. Gall after o clock. novI4 81.
ROAkD.-Sepstors, Members, and .miiie. de
- string handsomely furnished APARTMENTS
IN peS and modern house find such By apply :
ing at $50 LIST street northeast, between B and o,
nail SQUARE from Capitol grounds. novl42S-
R0ARD In GEORGETOwN-Pieasan furnished
kOOMs, with or vith.ut Board, or part VI I.
Furnished House, can be had b, applying at n 80
"a, cite st., immediately opposite Visitation Acad.
-my Georgetown. Est. cars pass the door nlf 81 .
ClH INDIANA AvENUE -Haodsome Suite o Z
C1O Rooms, BOARD for two, Sl0 pr month
also. Handsomely furnished connecting ROOMS,
second floor, 81 3 Indiana avenue. novls a~'
DARTIEs DESIRING GOOD HOTEL AOOOM.
7 modaii0ns az moderate rates should apply At
TBkMOhr HOUSE, srner ID street and Indian.
svenue, a. it 10 furnished and kept second to none
in the city.
Beard and Room per day, ~ so
Board and koom per month, $50 to $40.
Table Board per month, S25. novls I'm
SPLENDID FURNISHED ROOMS With Board,
for gentleman and wife, IN good loo alton, oppo,
ate metropolitan church; <S1 q street no tn
seet novli st.
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%Y. n. q. A. CALCULATING LIBRARY
Wy Corner 9Th and d streets
New Books constantly being received By this Ii
year.
Tems-es Per snnum: % per quarter.
fREk READING ROOMS for Ladiss' and Gem
tiemen Daily Prayer Meeting Il: Is, 8 and ,. m
SABBATH SERVICES: Bible Study, D. m for
the masses, p m. in Lincoln Hall. sepH-tr
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1873-01-06
POHT CdLENUIE,
PASSENGERS.

Per steamship Champion, for New York-A
W Mcdowell, U W Owler, q Nelson, W Euts.
Montague 7 Powers U Sawyer. DeMay er,
q Nelson, ] Samers and wife, w Yanberg d vile,
] Laulence and wife, Olson, U YaReson, A
Welsh, Wright W Delano, w Jackson, W J
Barker, Harbeson, J Keiu, Mr5 M Cook. J
Toomer, A Wilson, Mund-r, h Fuller, r Hey.
ward.
Fer steamship James Adger, for New York-Mrs
W Underhill. Master F Underhill. DR. Vail, Miss
NJ L Underhill, MISS Corbern, Miss Waldron,
MR. Q Jervey, Miss r d Lppet, Mr. 0'Gorman,
Mrs Lippet and maid, Ii Webb, Esdra, Jno
Harrison, l. Mallet. Miss Esdra, jas Cormier,
Mary Ford, = rah Mullen, Mary Coughlln.
son, erby, J Osborn, w Kennedy, X l. Bald
win, Honmann, Miss l. Anderson, D Leafs,
Conion, L Camps, Ross, T ] Parker.
Per steamer CITY Point, from Palatka. via JACK
sonvile. Fernandna and Savannah-i Holmes,
Thos O'Brien, wife child and maid, Miss O'Nelll
Mr. Canaday, Mr. Newbod Rev Mr. Smith, Rev Nj
Dodge, Rev K Perry, A Cowgirl. Munroe, and
IL on deck.
Per steamer Pilot Boy, from 8eauft rt via Pacific
and Cnlsolm's Landings-E English, Lleue
nant. Governor Il GeaueS. W Wnaley, Rober'
Uhisolm, Jr, and wife, DR. w A Deas Miss Lou
Ohisolm, W n Ohisolm. Captain Whitney
vile and children, Major Hume, aud 10 on
deck.
Per steamer N 8 Allison from Edlslo, Enter.
prize, Rockville and Way Landngs-Miss Bal
lev, MISS = Bailey, Miss + Baynard, Miss n !en
kins, Miss A Bailey, Miss n Galard. Rev B Sea
brook, Master w b Simmons, I Hart, Hart, J
A LaRoche, Mitchell. W Seabr00k, Deal. 7
Seabrcok, E Seabreok, " Chllds, u W Hart,
G Baynard. N Baynard, o Bailey, 8 l. Baynard,
s Bal ey, W EdingS, Meld.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1873-01-06
THE WEATHER.

On Friday afternoon last the clty was eH-
yeloped In thick fog, which remained sta'
tlonary during the greater part OF the night
but changed into steady rain about day
break on Saturday. During Saturday the
weather continued threatening, and at eight
o'clock In the evening heavy rain storm
commenced, accompanied with much thun-
der and lightning and high wind. The
storm lasted until seven o'clock yesterday
morning, and up to that hour 2s-loo inches
of rain had fallen. Yesterday was cloudy,
with occasional light showers and clearing
weather In the evening. The temperature
for the past three days has been warm and
unseasonable.
( The following is the range OF the ther-
mometer for the past two days at the drug
store of Mr.. Joseph Blackman, on the south
side of Broad street:
Saturday, January As A. NJ, 81; 10 A. NJ,
Sc; l2 NJ, 80; 2 P. NJ, 80; P. NJ, So; P. NJ,
6s; 8 P. NJ, 81.
Sunday, January 6.-s A. H., SO; 10 A. NJ
60; I'M, ss;2 2P. NJ, 65; 4 P. NJ, 63; 6 p NJ
60; 8 P. M SO.
Northerly to easterly wind diminishing ID
force, rising barometer, cooler and generally
clear weather, are the predictions for the
Southeastern States to-day.
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aorE1 ARRryA1s-JANUARY4 4 AND 8.
Charleston.

Charleston.
RI O Irvine. P Baruch, Augusta, Ga; Root
Ober, T " Chsppell, Baltimore; J o Andrews
orangeburg G; Charles Connolly, Dublin; Jno T
Wheeler, Philadelphia; Tucker, Georgia; VIM
Bryson, -; Breese German, Mrs
Underhill, son and maid, Miss Underhil, Miss
Coburn. L D Wiemsn, A McMullln, New York;
a Bron. on, Connecticut;S ayton, Chicago; II D
Weed, Savannah; o Matthew'S ocala; a zoe,
Boston; Jno L Edwards, A Cutler, Bethe and
lady, A. Bently aud lady, Jno Hawkins, Geo r
Walker, New York; b H Harral, Englewood, j;
D Bugham, Pitisburg, Pa; Rev O Merrill, Con.
cord, N a; q Bryant, Boston; Robt Pierce and
wife, Philadelphia; Richard Mclaughlin, q Sig
nal service; G W Jordan. J " Kelsc. Lexington,
Va; Draper, Toronto; N Mclean, Eden, Ga;
A Hooper, Pendleton, Savannah; Dalim,
Baltin ore; J o whitney ana family, Bull River.
Pavilion.
Kahn, South Carolina; Aaskins, Tlmmous-
Vile, O; 8 Pennoyer, Savannah; Arrault,
New York; B. Fe'ds, Darlington; Bradley, Will
llsnsburg; Creig, Monck's Corner; l V Bardin,
Lsesvile, 3 O; D hooker, North Carolina;
odam, Bonnesu's; W sslters, salters', Mrs Hal
dane and Son, England; Jos Ellis, Philadelphia;
Il B Eddy and lady, Providence, l.; Thom-
iinson, Mt Pleasant.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1873-01-06
QUE WINNING HORSES.

At the Savannah tair the horses entered by
Messrs. B. Graham & Co., of Charleston, have
carried OF every prize for which they contend
ed. The Savannah Republican of Saturday
says:
The thoroughbred Stallion Gaberlunzie was
the favorIte, and won every heat ior the
sweepstakes purse of two hundred dollars on
Tuesday, three nags having been entered for
the best three In five, mile dashes, 10 wit:
Morgan, the black stallion of W. W. Cooksey,
OF Dalton, Georgia; Wild Arab, the roam geld
Ing of W. P. Burch, OF South Carolina, and
Gaberlunzie, the dark bay thoroughbred stallion
Of r. Graham d Co. Their bay mare, Sallie
Emerson, won the purse in the trottlng match
Wednesday between three entries for the mile
heats, the best three In FIVE; and again on
Thursday won the premium purse as the
fastest horse In mile heats, the best two In
three.
In the arena, Messrs Z. Graham & Co. took
six premiums, to Wit: For the best four year
old stallion, premium on Gaberlunzie; for best
two year old flly, premium on Maggie Sher-
rltt; for fastest trotter, premium on bay mare
Sallle Euarson; for best double team, pre-
MUM on pair OF bays; for best PAGER under
the saddle, premium on roam Cotton Picker,
and for best saddle horse, premium on their
sofrel.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1873-01-06
Bark Investigator. Ford, L!verpool-cohen 4

Bark Investigator. Ford, L!verpool-Cohen &
Wells.
Spanish brig segundo Romano, Carreras, Bar.
celona-W Hall.
sohr e Babcock, Leo, Philadelphia &
Wells.
schr F st Clair Edwards, steelman. Whining.
ton. Uel-Cohen 4 Wells
schr Loalsa Wilson, Holt, Wilmington, Del
schr Georgetsa Lawrence Robinson, Bull River
Roach Il Monett.
SAILED YESTERDAY.
Spanish brig San Antonio Durell, Barcelona.
SAILED SATURDAY.
Steamship Champion, Lockwood. New York.
FROM THIS PORT.
Steamship South Carolina, Beckett at New
York, January4.
Steamship Mercedlta, Marshman, at Boston,
January2
Brig Gambler, Glley, Georgetown, 8 C, Decem-
Der "a.
UP FOR THIS PORT.
schr Eugene Borga, -, at Boston, jan.
uary 2.
CLEARED FOR THIS POET.
schr A Howe, Newtury, at New York, Jan.
uary 2.
SAILED FOR THIS PORT.
Steamship Georgia, Crowell, New York, Jan.
nary 4.