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New BUILDINGS IN RIcHMoND.-1'he Whig says:
Improvement is still going on in Richmond.
New buildings are in process OF construction IN va
rious parts Of the city. We noticod on Friday,
among Others @ very handsome row Of nearly I'm
ished houses on Ninth street, between tho resi-
dence Of DR.. Beao and Meade & Bakers drug
store several ON Bank street, between Ninth and
Tenth, and another block on Tenth between Main
and Bank streets. In these times Of financial DIFF
oulty it is gratifying to know that there arc some
of our citizens who have capital to invest. We are
pleased to see the large building on Broad between
Ninth ard Tenth, erected by the city, 90 near its
completion. It ia q handsome and imposing struct-
ure and cretable both to it's architect and to the
City Government.
One of the most conspicuous objects in the view
from CANDLES Hill is Messrs. Wnrwick & Barks-
dale's large MILL This great establishment, whose
taSaslilding involved 80 much money, time and
Igor, now looms up in it's magnificent proportions
One Of the new enterprises on foot is tho ronoya-
tion Of the Armory buildings. Thoy hayo already
assumed cheerful appearance In striking contrast
With the unsightly and blaokenea mass of ruins
that they we're.
@THE Commissioner Of Agriculture has recently
receiyed several communications representing that
considerable interest has been excited by the dis
ooyery of large deposits Of peat in Bergen and
eral other counties in New Jersey. Several com.
panies have already been organized for the purpose
az exhuming this valuable, but, to our people
novel fuel, which it is believed will sell for lees
than Che prices at present paid tor wood and coal
oImportanl II true.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

@ ALL CLAIMS AGAINST THE BRITISH
bark B. F. SHAW, J, NJ OAHN Master, must be- presented
at Office at before u O'Clock Meridian on Friday
9th inst, or they will be debarred payment
]. A. ENsLoWe& CO.,
November Consignees.
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Cholera ON Board Steamship Florltn.
New York, November S.2The Florida, which
arrived to-day from Havre, had twenty-nine deaths
on the passage from the cholera, and five patients
are still on board, who will be transferred to the
LNinots. The .F1ortdd il chartered by the French
Government to 60. TO Vera Cruz for troops, and
merely touches at New York to Land passengers.
:. iJII: ASINew York hIarkot.
NOON DISPATCH.
New YonK, November 8.-OoTroN-Q Quiet at 38
@m cents. Flour dropping at s12.4O@s17.25.
Wheat dull and SOS cents tlowor. Pork quot at
s275O. Lard heavy at 14@15l. Coupons, Of 81
114};sof 49, I'LL; Of o. 1915 Of '65, 1919. Tens,
1909. Treasuries 108 Sd Series, 106. Gold 1859.
aK,hange 1904.
EVENING DISPATCH.
Cotton s@1c. lower; sales 600 balos. Uplands
9S. Flour dull common dropping. Wheat du[
Corn 5@10c.s. lower. Pork lower at S27.60. Lard
lower at 1s}@154, Sugar steady. Coffee steady.
Naval Stores dull and lower. Turpontino 82@82!.
Rosin $55o@$1s5o. Gold 46l. Coupons of '65
107S Treasures, second series, 106; third serios,
1867 Carolinas, OK coupons, 613.
Mobile Market.
MoBI1E, November 8.-Cotton.-Sales to-day $50
bales. Middlings IS. Markat dull, with hnited
: demand
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a@ WE ARE ATTHO TO ANNOUNCE
trc to M the place made vacant by the resignation Of
F. D. R1oHAnDsoN, Esq November 6
sGMEBsRs. EDITORS PLEASE ANNOUNCE
Col. EDWARD MoORADY, Jr, as Candidate for the
zs.1,a.uu N place of D. Rf01ansoN,
and oblige zz== MANY FRIENDS.
November
~WE ARE AUTHORIZED TO ANNOUNCE
E M. WHITING, Esq, as candidate for Sheriff OF
Charleston (JudiciaD District at the ne1t election.
September 10
AgFINAL NOTIOR.-ALL PERSONS HAVING
claims aganat the late JOHN 8. PALMER, JR., of ST.
Stephens Parrish, will present them properly atested
and those indebted will make payment to Messrs GALL
LARD L MINoTT, vandorhorst Wharf.
A. A. PALMER. Exccutrix
October 81
mNoTICE. WILL BE MADE
at tho ensuing session Of tho Gonera Assembly OF this
State for On Act of Incorporation Of THE SOUTH CARO-
LIMA LOTTERY AND LOAN ASSOCIATION, for tho
purpose Of aiding planters and promoting the agrou
t,,ral interests Of the State 2amo3 Octoborl
MI. SOUTH CAROLINA-CH HARLES TON DIS
TRIOT-IN CHANCERY-OFFICE OF THE REGISTER
IN EQUITY.-NAPOLEON N. O0sTE, ct az. vs. ED
WARD a. BOLLEs, GEORGE HALL AND WIFE, AND
OTLERS-BILL FOE PARTITION.-It appearing to
my satisfaction that GEORGE HALL and MARY ANN,
his wife, CHARLES p BOLLE5 and GEORGE r. RING,
Jr defendants In this case absen from, and reside
be7ond the limits of this gtac that tho ordinary pro-
cose of the Court cannot be served on On motion OF
companants Solicitor ordered that tho said dofendants
QroRaB HALL aud MARY ANN, his vito, CHARLES p.
Bo1LGs aad GEORGE L. RING, Jr do appear and plead,
answer or donur to this BILL within three months from
tho publication of this ordor order pro conso will
be granted and enterod against thero
JAS. L.. CAN'T,
RogiBter in Equity, Charleston District.
e November 2 f3mo
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sBMEssRs. EDITORS PLEASE ANNOUNCE
Col. EDWARD MoORADY Jr., as o Candidate for the the
from. CITY, III place OF F. D. RIoAansoN,
and oblige MANY FRIENDS
N0vemlaer s
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,IsELEGRAPHIC.
Latest European News.


Npw YonK November 8-The World has tho fol
lowing specials
LONDON, November 7.-The Bank OF England
received into its vaults in the month ending FL.
dAy. gold to the value Of f949,960. The increase
in the week, after deduoting payments, was t2aa'-
SeB. In the reserve notes there was also an IN
crease of f656,S7O
Lospon, November 6--Evening. ng.-Amerlcan BONDS
ruled this morning at e8@88l. Erie Shares are II
p0r cent. lower.
IdvnRpooL. November 6--Eyenings- Cotton
market opened at the rates OF last evenlng-or-
seams Mdd1ing 16ad. The Petroleum market Is
auiet.
OossrAnr1vop1s, November 7.-An insnrrection
has commenced in Gambia, and it is officially stat
ed chat three fights had occurred at tehada IN
which the insurgents lost 112 killed. All the spha-
kiat Chiefs, thirty in number, have suDmltteo.
AxsE3 PAsHA will be Governor Of the island. A
further concession for the Christians from the Sui
aan is expected.
Departure of tho Me1icau Legation.
WAsHNaroN, November 6.-fDwARD LEE PLUME
secretary Of Legation to Mexico, in company with
General SHERMAn's Chief of Staff, left here this
evening for New York, where they will await the
arrival of our Mexican Minister, Hon. L. D. CAMP
BILL, and General SHERMAN, who are expected to
arrive in New York tomorrow or the next day
The entire party will sail from New York to Vera
Cruz probably on Saturday next, on the Unitod
States steamer Sasquehanma. -=
The Fen1an Trials.
Toronto, O. W., November 8-Tho Fenian trials
were resumed this morning. R. MoKENsE and J.
+. FILMING appeared in behalf of the American
Government. Mr. THuRsroN, the American Con-
su, was also present. JNo. STEPHENS, deaf man,
was placed on trial, and after the examination
Of several witnesses, who testified to having seen
him carrying rife at Fort Erie, the Judge sum
med up the case, and the jury, aftor short abb
senoe brought In . verdict Of guilty. He was SEN
fenced to be hung December 13.
Communications Of tho Sentence Of the Fee
~ q s5f.a fnians. ySAs9 81
MoNrRsA1., November ST is understood that
The Government, at a Cabinet meeting, re-
solved to commute the sentence Of LYNoH and
MCMAHON. Three men, named BELL, FLANAGAN
and WELLS, confined in the old jail since June last,
charged with Fenianisnl, were released, the Grand
Jn1y having ignored bills against them.
u Election I'm Pennsylvania.
PaMAD ELpH1A, November 8.-The Bulletin says
-NEygE1r .Republican has, been defeatad for
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Naw Orleans Neyys,

- Efsz9N New Orleans e News. ~
NEW ORLEANS, November 8.-Cotton accounts
Continue favorable. All crops spared by the rains
and worms will be saved. The Governor of Texas
reoQaamaads, the 1aihotion o9 all appearance Of
difference as to civil rights between the blacks
and whites
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Typhus Fever I'm New York.

New YORK, November 8.---The typhus fever has
broken out, in malignant form, in one of the
charitable institutions on Manhattan Island.
Fourteen severe cases have beon removed to tue
Foyer Hospital within q few days.
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W. Election I'm Pennsylvania.
PahAD EIpH1A, November 8.-The BuQesi, says
tnas NHwE11, Republican, has, been defeatad for
Congress in the Beuuud District by 600 majority.
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go. WE ARE AUTHORIZED TO ANNOUNCE
Mr.. W. p PATTERsON as Candidate for the Legisla-
turc to M the place made vacant by the resignation Of
F. D. R1oHAnDsoN, Esq. November
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Mobile Market.

MopuE November Cotton.-sales to-day $50
bales. Middlings IS. Markat dull, with limited
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whore he can obtain tho earliest information re-
tion of tho French at this singular freak of Maxi
mlan's is undisguised, and the Church party, so
late hio warmest and almost only adherents bitter
lY danounce him. -
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~WE ARE AUTHORIZED TO ANNOUNCE
e. NJ WHITING, Esq, as q candidate for Sheriff oi
Charleston Judicia District, at the ne1t election.
Hentnmhar 10
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Sermij1tgs.

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unb Sut etnberung Ser &et6en : 6wtnS.
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hes utbeIs.
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Eprlto.
Senses grfam1erccieetsf IrtrrH' SprEs
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.Mancrls ~MAnnrnEiNn.

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Gets G. SaEct,
t:Sas10-l 81. lOs, dseit- NaIrmDrssr.
@nnee's .enflens@ enfset.

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SalttmnresSbtp,
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unb $50, 4.35 u. = 80 Abenbs. Gcnntass 7.s0 frib
unh 2.SO II. $50 abenbs. - Sie irat sos (nadp Mns
napeiIsl rnS $40 u. Radm. 8 llbr luur bon 8alti.
halbinetcn atsebeneen !Suae balttn an NeIpunften
ar. Der 1905 ttnb bon baltimore unb Der 9 10 frub
bon 9Da fbineton ~ab9tbenbe Sag ihlieseu N6 2uaen
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astfn bon Baltimore AUD frub sos II. @adm. 4 iIbr
nne seH annaYslls mad s~alttnrrs f,nb 8 unb Nada,.
S.a5 as. an alien g8e1tationsn ntrel,dt ben Gnnapps
lis Junction arbaisnb.
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EsGfesif6idyt U3a &s~d5ttYgcrc.
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eiracna tn Soriearbtra5e.
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tsa stoans' @rpres.
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