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CORNER UF CALHOUN IND KING STREETS.
wv. TIE UNDERSIGNED, HAZE RECEIVED.
and are receiving by every steamer large invoices OF
the CHEAPEST FALL GOODS which have evei been
offered in his market. City IS well as country buy
ets can save FROM fifteen to twenty-five per cent by
buyinn their Goods from the above irIn.
s lot of Dress Goods, from 20 to 70 cents or yaru
Best lri. Popllns. from ~ to 50 cents per yard
t'alicocs at TO- l2ii aIld Is cents peg yard lbest
Bamorll Skirts, treln 81 % mp
81 White Table Damask, only 81 per yard
Brown Linen Damash. only GU cents per!ar
Worsed Tdhle Cloths from 81 % up
lar.c asaort.ncnt UI Whie and Loorrd tlanneis al
very low prices
500 pair Of Blankets bought twenty-five per cent be-
low cost, will be sold from 50 UP
Coorcd Quilts. from 81 IS 70 50
White Marsciies Qu'!ts l0i. III, i2i. from - 80
10 81
Ladies' English uose, w::ica: seams rom 81 20 80
cents
Satiaets from so TO 10 cents
laee aantlly OF the Ia cs, style Of cassinerea from
81 to 81 80
ladies' Back Btoa1clo.il. from 81 to S3
.arcty shaw at -, ;: 90 ~ - ~ 81, az; -
D:owp and White ,hir.ipl. at 10. i2}; and 10 cents
Ala, hnc branches OF White sh'r;ips ii very low
Ladies, and ucct's tTrderwa1r 1T different prices
Gents SocEs from 10 up - 10 ccnts
qhe nest French CCrsCtS, f:OTu i1 reli's &c u
The latest z,y,c ut Tc!t q d straw HE'S
trimmings, Eutio.s ;;:35Jls g., u The lowest cash
Choice colo-s Empress Cloth, o';iy s;4
shepherds Paid IRON 20 70 -5c
a Iot Of Ladies Ba':i Cna..::' f.om sos ap
ladies and Mems Kid Gloves o-l: ei.v0
e1- Reincrn1cr the CHEAP STORE. at the
coEyER OF CALHOUN AND ENG STREETS
WE s!,sO NOTIFY OUE PATRONS AND THE
nublic in general that We have built an addition Ia
onr store, exclusively for BOOTS, SHOES, HATS
TRUNKS, &c, which Viii be sold q. the lowest cash
prices.
~ ENTRANCE N CALHOUNSTREET.
FUEcHGOTT G. GRO,
No. 43T KING-sT2EET.
September 81 3mo
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FOREIGN AND DOMESTIC
DRY GOODS,
JU S T RECEIV ED E,
CONSISTING OF:

CONSISTING OF:
IRISH POPLINS, EMPRESS CLOTHS, AL
PACAS, French Merinos, DeBages, Melanges,
Black and Cllored Silks, Bombaznes, Boue-
ward and Balmoral Skirts, Clinchilly Cloak
ings, Ladies' Cloaks aud Sacques, and very
large assortment of KID GLOVES, of the most
celebrated brands, for Ladies, Gents and Chill
dren.
evening wear, Of very fno quality and rea-
sonabe. ,,, ,,,,o,,
BUTTONS, of every color and STYLE with
many other DRESS and CLOAK TRlMAlNdo
too numerous to mention.
Our stock OF Ladies' fashionable HATS, and
TAFFETA and SATIN RIBBONS is very large
and well assorted.
We have LONGCLOTHS, Calicoes, Sheet
ings, Ginghams, and oil other Cotton Goods
belonging to our line at the lowest market price.
We call particular attention to our large
stock Of FLhNNELS, in Opera, Welsh. Domet
and all-Wool; also, good stock cf bLs.N-
lIEIS, and Squire and Long Shawls.
WOOL and COTTON HOSIERY, OF every
grade and price, for Ladies', Gents, Boys and
Misses.
CLOTHS, Cassmeres, Doeskins, Satinetts,
Kentucky jeans, Kerseys and Vestlngs, for
Mems and Boys wear.
the recent decline of prices for cash, and great
bargains are confidently guaranteed.
call is respectfully solicited.
LOUIS COHEN g. CO.,
No. a4s KING-sTREET.
BETWEEN BASEL AND MARKET SITS.
November % mw3
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FREuSpsoHAErsBuND.-Theb bund will give a
musical and theatrical entertainment this
evan;nc ut their hall in Sooiety-street, near
King. After the performance there WIN 10
dancing, and the whole evening is likely to be
one we'll worthy Of the reputation Of our
.mrsement-loying German friends.
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rosr,,.srEas and other friends of The NEWS
are particularly requested, at this tlme' 70 a,a M
us in making either our daily or our tr-~eeKiy
issue regular visitor in every family IN 'ne
State. TIE NEWS is already much the cheap
est newspaper in the South, and the immense
otrides which it is every day making IN clrcu-
lation and popularity encourages US to re-
double our efforts to make it In every respe''
the best. - =. =
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The Distribution Of B.blcs.

COLUMBIA, November 81. 1f6S.
To The Officers of the Bible Soc,eties aud Others
cooperating toiHt the Amelacan Bible Socas-
tym Souh Carol'na:
DEAR BEsTHREN-Permit inc 10 direct your
attention to the following importan. instrnc-
tions from the Secretaries oil the American Bi-
BILE Society:
"The Committee on Distribution have in
structcd us to state that hcrca fier they will
expect all applications for grants of books by
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TIE Governors MEssAaE.-The Columbia
Phoenix says: "Govcrnor Scott will doubtless
recommend in his message (and tho Leglsla-
ture, it is presumed, will carry it out> to fund
the interest on bonds due up to July last. 1t
ia understood that North Carolina, Georgia
and Tennessee have made similar arrange
msnts. The incoming taxes will, he thinks, be
sufficient 10 meet the interest accruing."
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CAMERON BARLEY & Co.-This we'll known
and successful firm have removed their stock
of goods to their fine new store, corner OF
Meeting and Cumberland streets. The plan
Of this building has already been fully de-
scribed in TIE News 1t is admirably adapted
for sthe purposes for which it was intended,
and now that it is finished and occupied, the
public can form q correct idea Of the ability
and skill of the architect, Mr.. John #. Deve-
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TIE NEWS IN CoLuMB1A-THE DAILY NEWS
con be obtained in Columbia each afternoon
npou the arrival of the Charleston train' at
the periodical store of VIM. B. Carr & Co.. who
will supply the paper at the rate of Is cents
per week. Single copies cents.
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A WILD RUMoR.-A very wild rumor prevail
ed Yesterday afternoon, in reference to man
having had his throat cut, in Meeting street,
near Market. On investigation, it turned out
that there had been small free fight, IN
saloon at the above locality, and the proprietor
in eudeayoring TO quiet the combatants, was
set upon and cut over the left eye.
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BASE BA1l.-The third and deciding game
will be played this afternoon between ene oafo,
lima and Eclipse Base Ball Clubs, at tne i0os
OF Broad-street. The game will be called az
half-past one o'clock.
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Thnreflro. be it
BUSINESS NOTICES.

GENUINE HAVANA C1dARs.-To the lovers of
the weed there is no greater luxury than the flavor
OF real Havana. The best sm 1ker may bo taken in
by the appearance of cigar but he will not take
more than ono or two whifs before he discovers HE
mistake Mr. F. +. Schroeder, opposite the Mile
House, keeps the best Havana cigars. Go and try
them The more you smoke them the more you will
like them.
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THE DEPARTURES OF THE GOLDEN HoRN.-
This fine steamship, with valuable cargo for
Liverpool, passed down our harbor yesterday
about two o'clock, aud proceeded Immediately
to sea. Her draft of water vas about sever-
teen feet, and she crossed without difficulty
notwithstanding that the tides at present are
at a very low stage. witha fair opportunity.
aha will mike the run in shout fifteen days.
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PRIVATE RESIDENCE ROBBED. = Yesterday
morning. about four o'clock, the residence OF
Mr.. A. L. Tobias, on Rutledge avenue, was
entered by unknown persons and roDt 60 OF
crockery, flour, clothes, hats, &c.
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FoeAnr1E's CIRCULATING LBRARY.-This en-
ternrise has met with substantial encourage
ment, and has now subscription OF two nun
dred and fifty names. :,
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SHOES AND AspHALr.- Some time ago the
zeitnpp remarked that the shoemakers could
not go to the lager beer saloons as often' SINCE
The asphalt pavement had been laid, nferrnS,
no doubt, that there would be less wear ana
tear OF shoe leather. We wonder If the edisoz
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Ifyou want cheap Blank BOOTS;
Ii you want cheap Stationery, Envelopes, Paper,
&c; or Miner's Almanac;
il you want Printing executed neatly;
Il you want Books bound In any style, or Account
Books made to order, with any desired pattern oi
ruling, 90 to Hiram Harris. Agent, No. % Broad
street
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FLUr1Na. attention of The ladies is call
cd to on advertisement in our columns to-day in re-
ferer ce to this important adjunct of their toilet
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Daovsrp.-A colored sailor was lost over
board yesterday, from small cosstlns vessel'
in Co ,ner river. -
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SIDEWALKS CUMBERLAND STREEr.-Would
il not bo wise to continue the repairs on TINS
thoroushfare, leading direct To the new Gus
tomhouse
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CLIFFORD u MATHEWES,

Real Estate Agents, No. sc Eroad-strcet.
For sale and Lease
PHOSPHATE LANDS of q superior quality, on
deep water navigation and hcalthi locations all the
year. ,-,n,,s,
all parts OF the State.
CITY PROPERTY of every Description
November 2 'uios'
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CHOICE GREEN ANG BLACK TEAS, one dollar
per pound, at Wilson's grocery, southeast corner
Society and Anson streets. Goods delivered tree.
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RoTEL AnR1vALs--Novem 24 4-CharleSton
Hoiet-M. L. Lafar, Kingstree; S. e. Gamer,
South Carolina; J. o. Bailey and lady, Grecn-
vile; C. B. Buist, Newberry; H. Buck, Bucks
vile; L. q. DeLossett. I.iycrpool; Oscar Coles,
P. G. Rockwell, Aiken; NJ. Quintard and lady,
F. NJ. Niven, T. q. Klmpen, New York; N.
Hammond aad lady, Boston; w. Maxwell and
daughter, New York; VIM. Patten, Charleston;
Roswell Hust, Mrs. Canfeld, Stamford, Conn.,;
W. T, J. o. Woodward, South Carolina; d.
Maloy, Cheraw; S. H. Warren and wife, Bievet
Colonel U. S. A.; John Gilmour, Scotland; j.
A. Brvson, New Orleans; L. W. Ferris, Jr.,
New York; r. B. Gray, Augusta; A. Lucas:
City.
Partition Hotel.-Wm. Locke, Gilbert Troupe;
James F. Izlar, Oransoburg; P. V. D!bbie'
Ocangeburg; D. Stivender, Orangeburs; j.
Keith, Timmonsville; T. ]. Nettles, S'uth Caro-
lima; j. NJ. Nett.cs, South Carolina; c. H. Pet
tingil, Williamsburg, N. T.; Chas. A. Johns,
lady and child, Atlanta; ]. j. Ryan, Darnwell;
W. T. McKewn, OranScburg; a. B. Addison,
South Carolina; II. H. Kittle, South Carolina;
YIN. J. McNcall, Lewissie; A. j. Piolce, Dar-
lineton; W. Z. Smith, Kingstree; E. A. Hagood,
BarnweI; w. H. Hagood a2d servant, Barn.
well; DR.. Jas. Murray, st. James, Goose Creek;
NJ. L. Frierson, Gourdins Depot; ". Salters,
Salter's Depot; J. 3. Carter, Johnsonviue.
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BILL OF MoRrALrTY.-Return of deaths with
in the City Of Charleston, for the week ending
November u. 1868:
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3nsuranfs.

MA RINE INST Il 4 N C e.
RISKS TAKEN FOR FOREIGN AND DO.
MEsTIC PORTS, IN THE PHOENIX, MAN
HAITIAN AND ENTERPRISE INSURANCE
COMPANIES.
Cash Assets and SccuIity...... 81. 600, 900.
LOSSES MADE PAYABLE IN GOLD OR STERLING
WHEN DESIRED.
SY. TUPPER, Aga
November % imWlmo
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E CURT OF CHANcEny.-The case of McKecgan
vs. McSwiney was called yesterday at this
court. John Phillips and J. J.B. Campbell, Esqs.,
for the obligor, and Edward McCrady and w.
]. Magrath, Esqs., for the obligee. The mat
ter at issue involved the value of Confederate
money. The morning was consumed in re-
ceiving testimony.
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Anftiunsers' priuate Sales.
BY LOUIS ID. DeSAUSSURF.

For Rent or Sale
The desirable FARM in ST Andrews Parish, ad,
Joining the New Bridge Ferry. opposite the City of
Charleston containing about 800 acres aad lying on
both sides of the public road. 1t has been well cult
waited and fertilized for the past two years.
For particulars, apply as above, at
NnrenihnrlS wfm4 No % GROAD.STREET.
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fats ana Gaps.
HATS And CAPS. =

MEN'sFELI HATS, 81, ST so. So so. So, ss 50
BOYS SOFT BLACK HATS, so cts, IS cts, 81, ST 80
MCCLELLAN, FATIGUE AND FORAGE MILL
TARYCAPs. STEELE'S "HAT HALL"
No. 3;3 King-s!reet,
Sign of the "Big Hat"
November 24
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The LECTURE To-MoRRow NIdHT--A
treat is in store for the people of Charles
ton, with which there is nothing to COM
pare. DR.. Eving's lecture on Cock Robin
had great run in its time, and it was
really q masterpiece of quaint humor and
homey wisdom expressed in pure and elegant
English. But, save that both are funny, there
is no parallel between 'Cock Robin" and tue
"Humors of Reconstruction. The merit OIL
"Cock Robin" was literary. The literary merit
of tha "Humors of Reconstruction" however
great it may be, must be secondar? to its his
trionic character. The lecturer is not speak
er merely, but an actor. Having seen that gI-
pantic farce called Reconstruction Conven-
ton, observed and studied it in all its dota1ls'
and appreciated fully all its absurdities and
foIlies, Mr.. Cowardin is able to impress the
same upon his bearers, and to give even tbose
who have never seen mongrel legislative as
sembly q tolerably clear and enjoyable idea of
the ridiculous character Of such body. Tho
lect;-re will be delivered at the South Carolina
Hall.
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AND
D Il L S e S.
ATHENS FACTORY YARNS,
ASSORTED NUMBERS.
MON FOUR MILLS 7-S SHIFTING.
For .a.e by
cLaGHoRS, HERRING & CO.,
voyo,,bo- ~ ~ Accommodation Wharf.
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THE DAILY NEWS.

ay LARGEST crRcULAr1oN.-rHE D ALLY
NEWS BEING THE NEWSPAPER OFFICIALLY
RECOGNIZED AS. HAVING TIE LARGEST CIR
CITATION IN THE CITY OF CHARLESTON
prRr1sgEs THE LIST OF LETTERS REMAIN
,Se ~ TIE PosToFFIcE AT The END OF
ZACH WEEK, ACCORDING TO THE pRoVlS
IONS OF THE NEW PosroFFIcE LAW.
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REHABILITATION
Whites, G; Blacks and Colored, l6-Total, %.
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POLICE ITEMs.-Thomas Shalay (whlte), and
James A. Wright (colored), we're committed to
| the House of Correction yesterday, in default
of payment of fine for being taken up drunk
in the streets.
coat was stolen yesterday from the entry
of residence on Wentworth-street.
race between policeman ami drunken
man, in which the latter was speedily overta-
ken, occasioned some commotion at the cor
ner Of Broad and Meeting streets yesterday
afternoon.
Two negro boys indulged in street fight
yesterday in Meeting-street, near the Market.
One OF them was captured by the police.
A couple of old offenders were arraigned at
the detective ofice yesterday, for purloinlng
some bacon strips and pieces of fitch from
grocery house on East Bay.
THE BAPTIST FA1R.-For several months past
the congregation, and especially the ladies, OF
the First Baptist Church of this CITY have
been actively engaged in preparations for tair
to assist in roplenisii:ng thor exhausted
church treasury. In common with the other
VI Sio
greater degree, this church sustained serious
losses during and since the war. Tnei were
even compelled for many months to close their
house of worship and attend service with other
congregations. NV, however, their church
has been put in repair, ard they have engaged
the services of competent pastor, who Is al
ready endearing himself to his flock. To sup
ply the funds for these necessary expenses
they have projected this fair, and they appeal
TO their friends for. aid, confident that they
will deserve it not only by their needs, but By
the excellence of the fair itself. Under the
conduct of such gen lemen as the committee
Of managers, AID pushed by the exertions OF
the ladies, it must 10 handsome entertain
ment, and it depends on generous public to
make it pecuniary success.
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Office Of City Registrar, November p, 1SGS.
GEORGE S. P.:L :EG, Al. D., City Registrar
-> 60 -
Card.
Some enemy, or evil disposed person, has
seen ft to circulate report, no DOUBT with
view to i2jurc me, thai L voted the Radical
ticket at the recent election. In justice to
myself, I beg TO say that the report is base
falsehood. Respectfully,
II. c. STOLL.
OF Stoii, Wo1b g. e..
New-York tribune., 1868-10-12
SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE.

PORT OF SRw.yoRx.ocr iO........CLBARgD.
Steamships M a'Ssa c'S 5RSS BsS E,s Nee s ss S %
Msds sampson NswOaus Washington eager NeSoeansi
Mo sa1s s5aI M ssP %aoSs %
Rmprs Pce Wilmington Z : Terry ChSrn NeThern y g = {.
MSie Rrnour philadelphia wamsu,ta, FISH Nes.Bei'osd Ash
B,rtsEuxenia DeIter Rottsran Lemuel Howe, Ghaa Ma
ranue l,t Ssnioas Lisbon Ariel Trpp Mn'lAD lnaa ca~mng
BTM. Th.yer Baker Valencia Rush. Petty Peaambueo
1 E.1 Ssa Rs dSe Rse5 H'fcs Bs Msss GS s'l qnua o
Pierre Mart eos LSoH Se@.e ,sm. Sfo SG v. v'0
Sehr.B Knight wnitemore p.s; i' "a unea,l Fa,,'
jane ioass Nonbnlds' c9aroeSFn ? l. Agnes KsoyG.
Ss West IL ea' .Di D Ses sessoc 3 e jobp & f wot %
E, Td PqS ps5sp ST'' S.S Nash B.tc SsSaor as
uer Boston A. Lincoln, Da'is Bo'ioa. ... .. ....
ARRIVED.
S,%.D psS,,Tas sS states Xroa Oct ; ms su Ps
steamship Fanltn IIOse,, Philadelphia nse aoi pass
SeansbIe Shstaeket. Clark Norw.eh.
steamship CITY Ofwahugton seow Liverpool Sept % ndse aud
pIsSi Shin Rlr. po,a. cacutt, and Sand. Head md.e
Mariana; ss.'% "S Rs inS sln f,s' Gss II d s' A
Bsis stamped Pr,bec. Maulnuia ls days wood Sc
b.s ps caro- caTupe %n, sis,se Antwerp days d..
5 S,s EsTs S, ssi,s % 81 s"a'i11;S Sy g. % sugar
Barb Meta, Sehute Hamburg 60 days misr.
BIs Bss sS%s MG.;1rsa carr aRRRS A'al 'Ve' ~
Bs Ri,a Thonpoo. DI AecbO sugar aud uos'''
Rs 3sssa MiS as:a CS% S, 'F FsSis & Ssti u
Brig Sarah Ellen Guiord Little Hlace bAy 10 dalsl coal
Iltig Robin Wallace New Haven.
Srhr Mar xester Poster Baracos III DAYS, nut ....
schr tT,a. Thompson llAuheh Para 2l days nuts
scbr ADELAIDE Tayo Msracho II DAYS, eohee and coeos
Shr Cb,s q aren Smith Para. IL DAYS rubber aud nuts
ScIr Gen PunsB KuoghioB 81 Auirews via Old Provepce
ARRIVED. Sunday, Oct. ii.
R,,k Mari, Boxer Card1 3j DAYS. railroad iron.
D.,l Tnuur johnson SsguA 10 days. sugar.
Srhr Halsstis Rose, Bridgeport. G. B. l3days, coal
schr Winheld Lonug Androssan % days inln
SAILED. - -
s,,m.hps-F.h Bermuda; Mercedis Pepandna "a 1su.
M,sdr Geo wsshugtOn vet,burE for Ns~Vrlean
~ ,sJ .u Sayso ioI savannah Manhattan Charleston
talye,on. Empire Wilmington Ellen Terry Ne"oero "
Green Alexandria; T. c. Knight George,o"H r.# ..
DOMESTIC PORTS. ~,
Loypos Oct ioArrysd steamship RasdoS. Mar,h.
Jane Rondes PhssRsa W" IN W Tsspps Mad.
ooy NJ. sI.,.aIas sailed sehr Chief New ios aaes re-
heia K.w.Ysrk Maria Fleming New, ys ~ -" ' r
Pe,rof New.YssE c. ~ Moher' Ne"'io'.,
New-York tribune., 1868-10-12

sfiss advanced e sales ofHe hemtan ,s ot
Al a. Oats advssced sales Of Michigan at Soc ke sss T
tshigan 81 S0 No at 81 a5dSi 80 Barley sdVa ~, m oo
us5a al Reeeipts-3 bb Four IS os hnsh p, Shin
1.h Con- bush Rye 1y bas b en- oO
Bsnis-i. no bblS POuri 9, 900 bush Wheat SV" 0' ~
Issh Oats ,,.,p,... 94c s,es
EEwOELEArs i0-Coton aetvei Mddings ~ &c me-
nlss receipts 2735 bales EIportsto Liverpool ~. iaei % m
se asa baee SierhDg iSf sngs snd
su sight Exchange per cent discount % az ~ Corn
nslss,,s adv Apd unchanged steady Snpst os
SIa 326 Bran held At 81 Is POIk hmer Az ri ~ ~
shspdsrr l3Ie Clear sides l7le Lard steay ana
Nosua Als oct l0-Cot0u-sales TO-DAY IVo Oae' 49,
l.sd hart Ndhngs 23id2 receipt SO bAes' yss
s,se,oS u Oct l0-Spirts Turpenune nm AZ tVc Ne"
60. l. 80 l24 0S5 b; fAe % ~ IAf
a. 81 CotoB-MiddlBg, 2e mArket uilleI IL ,.ul o.
n oct l0-Bussss has been eenea suspehoeu 70
Az ON account Republican procession All markets. are nomhN
unchanged -. e...,. e5as1s to, Conmop Ings %
Shsring suprr6ne Flour SO y S6 80 Cotton advanced
@bs sI9aS2 O5 COrB-Oh Sheled, 81 New, IN bulk 6Oc
sls5e Mess PORK S3Jd$3) 80 Lard 10 uees 9sc Bacon
Sosn 10 iSla3s Clear Ribbed Sides 6!ei Clear Sides l'4e
,,',.,..s d. 0 80 - ~
uzNyHs Oet O-Coon steady at 1i d23c receipts @ bales
r,n. pa bales Fou: dali Oats 60G65c Mess PORK, &Jl %
T. N 2Od Shoulders ia d3c Clear Sides none
IN market. nbnnlly, loe. 80. ,-- -. noo
"a, 200 bushels; the street pree Is from $500
Ircr Ca Oct loCoiop oIeled quiet but closed sdvaneg
,,s, ~ feeep 62t bales Mddug 2e holders asking &c
SAVANNAH Ga Oct 0Coon opened quiet and closed hm sAe
bales Mddipgs .G receipts 1850 bales exports e"'"''
$50 hslss -.o., M. a, .,a
el S. Legal Tender r.
New-York tribune., 1868-10-12
P4SSENGEBS ARRJVED.

PROM GLASGOW Oct Il-In steamship Iowa-AeIandsr sy.
wife Thomas Jessie IIa Mrs Feguon. Catherine Fggson
David VIM Houston and wife Heug Bruce Andrew Graham
Kennedy Geo Gregory aud wife Flora NJ Gregory Wm Bell
H. r. Talbot and wife Mcsban Bessie Parker Mar Parker
New-York tribune., 1868-10-12

knr SALETbese BOEds amply secured o.
9speI Railroad issued oply a. rate Of yer M
NJ le 30 90 200 been placed among Capitalists s
ss al Copsnss and the security considered ~ very hEI S
ss.r Apply GILMAN SON a Co, No ~ Etclangrlace.
New-York tribune., 1868-10-12
StOb.s, aanass, &t.
NEWS PACKAGES FOR THE PRESS.

Captains arriving this port requested
deliver packages addressed the Associated Press only
eIhng the written authority Of W Smonton General
News packages the Journal Ts TRIBUNE
W0rd Express Eretlg Post Commercial .firTti0r NaGfs
Zcigng Ne I0Tk Journal and Nf Yorker Deaoal should so
be delivered only to the persons
New-York tribune., 1868-10-12
DibinruS Hotitts.

9ibiSfnN 9ctit".
OFFICE oy THs EAGLE FIRE CoxPASI,
No II Wallst New Yorf, Oct y iSS
cVAJI ANNITAI DIViDEND of TEN PER
CvS - mspt tar has this dAy been declared payable
the 5h inst a. :. oS 80, oe>2
p,rr,sTaeg PoRT WAYSE CHICAGO RAILWAY Coz
ov,,d. -. rnv STcagrIRY PITTsBrKGH, Sept 10 1909
THE BOARD OF DIRECTORS hISo5g or nrvIbfIS TIIS
C0MptN have declared the regular QUART bhLt pNIDhD
M oS ~ ivy IED AHALP PR CENT free OF GoyeTpnen taI
ON the espa oE quarter ending sept 80 payable on anS ,r
Ocfobey 1868 Office Of Wns0w, ltDier CPj
NJ a7 Pt 20 those registered NewYork and at the oe Of t
r,es,, those registered Pittsburgh The transfer books will
& on The grb inst and reopen the 10th day of October
. - Ia ~ M % ~ I'm HUTCHINSON. Secretary.
0vTCs ov INV TEx1srEgR CENTRAL r. Co NEwJgRsEYl
N W 49, No IO9 hBRRTYsT EKw.YOBK Oct 9 ls6s. }
TENuF usual QUARTERLY DIVIDEND of
TWO AND ONRIiALF PER CENT and the Government tai Las
~ sesyed psyAbe after TUESDAY. Oct 70
The susir books will be closed from this date until The 2st inst
'N'"N SAMUEL KNOX. Treasurer.
New-York tribune., 1868-10-12
miscellaneous.

yflisullantous
BRAZILIAN PEBBLE SPECTACLEo for
ID strengthening preserving the sight HuNIEt plu'" E
l.lJ2 BroadsAr near T"entJ 'rthst and NO. 10y "h'
NOTUING.-Gentlcmen having any Gas l,
" by calling on or al
dressing JGMKs KIRKPATalCK No f6 Pearlst, uear Chs'h
NOR CAMPAIGN MEDALS call at EDWAhD
COGANs No 100 WllaGh, dealer IN AmsntAH Ah' 'V't"
Coins--forlnery Of Philadelphia
,JANUFACTURER of CAMPAIGN and
wi PItIy FLAGS .nd PApBR LANTERNS ot various 'tls
j. u. GRUMBACH, No 2l3 fulionil ~ T.