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FURNITURE, sc.
FURNITURE WAREROOMs,
OfI U0IIE IdE TUoL.VN FINE
MaIN STREET, RlCHMONp, Va.

1La ~ o2sI-C&, NAS210O-$b,
We are now prepared to manufacture AL styles
OF fURSITUkE and MATTRESSES 20 order,
and we would request al IN want OF articles In our
line to examine our stock OF GHAABEE, PAR.
LOR, AND DiEISd-ROcM FURNIT u Z r,
MATTRESSES, &C., OF superior quality, and the
best and cheapest assortment that has been offered
TO the public for many years. We have jus,
marked down our prices, and feel confident tney
are suited TO the times.
Furniture and Mattresses REPAIRED and UP
LSTERED. aARWOOD e RITTER
apI opposite post-nftce. Richmond, Va.
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s2+7,l07 So
This tobacco was shipped to different collec-
ton districts, rs follows:

We also give the quantity Of spirits manu-
featured and placed in bond and the amount
Of tax on it: 64,3S4 gallons, 1T 80 cents tax,
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T TAKE PLEASE IN N-S,.8s
l. FORMING you that am now pre- SHME
pared to show complete and well-se. .SM$Rs
lected stock OF VI u merry GOODS, consts,. nKof
FHhNCh FLOWERS, SILKS RlBBONo, lLLU-
SIOSS GAs L I'll, rTGA w GOODS, &C., which
will offer at the lowest III erk rt prices.
Mrs. 81. WALTON p CO,
No. 400 Broad street, corner Fourth.
n. B.--Handsome PATTERN BONNETr a
ways on hand apps Il,
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NOTICE TO BUSINESS MEN.-The list
~ Of CITY CLAS. TAXES for 1869 can be ex-
amined at the Auditors flee, City Hall, until
S.TUK Jay, May Sth. 1850.
The Finance Committee of the City Council will
sit to hear appeals from any and all parties on
MONHAY, TUESDAY. and W EDNEsDAY, May
10Th 18th and 18th. ut 10 O'Clock A. ii.
ADpeals must be made during the three days
above mentioned-none other will receive atten-
tioD. WILLIAM II. RLLDElulCE,
an 2o-tMl2 Auditor.
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TELEGRAPHIC NEWS.
LATEST NEWS FROM THE CAPITAL.

A CONSTITUTION FOR CUBA-ANTICI-
PATED Reputation OF BURLIN-
SURY DETECTIVE RESIGNS ON COM
PULSION UNDRESSING OFFICIAL
NEWS FROM CUBA-GOv. WELLS'S
VISIT TO WASHINGTON, ETC.
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LARGE and W SELECTED ASSORTMENT
FOREIGN and DOMESTIC WINES,
LIQUORS, &C,
consisting in part or
casks otard. pupuy Il Co.'s Fine Brandy,
vintage 1862;
l cask old Hennessy Brandy. vintage 1881:
Is demijo Johns Extra Fine DARK Brandy, for me-
dicinal purposes;
casks Very superior berry Vine;
casks Very superior Port Wine. direct I'M
portatiOn
10 catks Medium Grade" Wine,
50 baskets Champagne, superior brands;
rs cases fine Wines, one dozen bottles each;
SO cases Claret Wine,
barrels wv. Az lid Rye Whiskey. five years
10 barrels Kentucky HOurbon Whisky, two
years old
10 barrels Wilson's pennsylvania Whtskey,
two years old;
IL barrels sck.y's Mountain Whisky,
20 barrels hangers Whisky,
% barrels Martin Y hlskcy,
Is barrcis " hite's hockDI tdse Y hisk2-,
10 barrels Fngclman'S Val ey Choice Nhi5hey,
10 barrels common to medium y hlskey,
20 barrels HO land Gin,
Ii barrels New England RNm,
barrels old jamaica kum.
Also, Il large lot OF mlxel Brandic5, " ines, Cor
das, Tonic and Bar 81 tiers. &C., &c, in store and
for sale on aCcOmno datiCg terms.
ANDREW j. GRAY Z CO,
APPS 10. Pearl Block.
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MARINA COLOGNE.-Genuine J. NJ. A.
~ Farina Cologne just received by
ap2s PURG. LII. LADD Co.. Druggists.
SCHOOL REPORTS.-GO TO THE Dis
- PATCH PRINTIN6-H0USEIF YOU WAN9
THEM PRINTED NTATT.y AND FHEAPI.V
business CARDS PRINTED AT THE
I'D DISPATCH PRINTIN6-HOUsE CHEAP.
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NOTICE AND CAUTION.-The under

NOTICE AND CAUTION.-The under
IN signed hereby notifies the public, and cspe
cially all persons who have occasion to purchase
hydraulic presses for pressing tobacco that on
the 10Th day or May. 1858, patent was Issued to
nu r1bered 80 coo winch is especially adapted to
hydraulic presses used In COMPRISING tobacco,
and consists IN means for maintaining the pres
after 1t has been applied independently of the
water in the cylinder, and so as not to be dimin-
tshed by the leakage of the water after the pump
has been stopped. The undersigned has given a
license under this patent to Ettinger & Edmond,
Of Richmond, and to no other parties, Il make
and sci, This improvement IN the states Of Virginia
and North Carolina; and all persons III those
States purchasing hydraulic presses made by any
other lrties than the said Sttinger q edmond or
the subscriber. and using them, will be II able
infringers, and will be held responsible as such.
G. e. kYMks.
CHARLESTO OWN, MASS. May ]. 1869. nv -2w
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~ UINNESS'S EXTRA DUBLIN POP
VI TER, brrwcd by Messrs. firth. Guinness.
SOn K Co, ana bottled for export by Messrs. 4. Il
}. Burke Dublin. full supply Of this superior
stout, imported direct, on hand and 10 arrive.
:. G.. TARDY & CO.,
ap 10 importers.
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az POCKETS FINE CID JAVA COZ
AS FEE, 10 bags prime bAGUhYRA COZ
FEE. DaNEHlDGE & ANDERSON,
AMI 827 Broad street.
ENRESH GOODS OF ALL KINDS in our
& line, iust received. -
DaNuRIDGE Il ANDERSON,
aDl So7 Brogd Street.
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MEDICINAL LIQUORS.
w H&HNES5Sf's PU&E j X !: Il G II
BRANDY,
OTAkD'. PURE FRI; 1CH BRANDY,
Cacice OLD 80 Ms" WH1SKEY,
RILEf'S MOUNTAIN, PHILE DLLtH1A,
and HECTiFarD WHISKtYr.
lIUSDLET & ThTUM,
ap23 623 Broad street
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WINES AND LIQUORS.

r LIQUORS, LIQUORS, LIQUORS.
to our
LARGE and WELL-SELECTED ASSORTMENT
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NOTICE.-The undef signed Will continue to
give particular attention To- the sale OF all Live
STOCK cons igned to them and hope, by strict
attention 10 business, to merit Continuance OF
the patronage 50 literally bestowed upon them in
the past.
JOHN G.. HOFFETT Il BROTHER.
RICHMOND VA. Nav ], 1899. ny3-6tS
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GROCERIES, &c.

NE OLASSES.-Lot Of prime BRIGHT
Il hNGLI-H ISLAND MOLASeFS, in hun
oreu-gallon puncheons, ifon-bound in store for
sale by
Sat Hill, RENTLFY & sxIvKvR
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dissolution OF COMPREHENSIVE.
CONTINUANCE OF BUSINESS.
OF COMPREHENSIVE.

], 4. EIDHA RDSDN,
of the late firm Of richardson & e~ burn. Rca
Estate Agents, will continue the same business In
all It's branches In the irm name Of kith trdson /
Co., under The banking housc Of II. i. Lancaster
h Co., llI3 Main street, SOU h side, between
Eleventh and Twelfth.
RICHARDSON Il co.
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nISSOL UTION.-The co-partnership
~ heretofore existing under the firm and style
or WILSON 4 NJ = kTlN was dissolved on the ed
april by mutual consent. The debts due TO or by
the concern will &c settled by the senior partner.
DAVID WILSON,
III. MARTIN.
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DEDUCTION OF PRICES.
DUvEa LUMP COAL tper Is bushels de- :. :.
nverefl Wv
DOVER HILL IOAL tper - pusheD oS- =.
D0VHR COKE (per rs bushels deIivered).... leo
Office and yard on Sixth street near the csnal.
ap 2l-lm i. u. JoHGc, ARcnt.
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WOoD AND COAL.

TRY OAK WOOD FOB COOKING
soid dryOaK WOOD isxwed or splil) %
a. a half cord tctsh) is the best and cnsspes..
spring and Summer III ! for CO king. Need nos
8 ter Stove or range PINE WOOL for hndlins.
Each prepared by machinery.
Coal ana q, Kn cheap. .
Office, I'LL Main street. nearly opposite Oispo1c"
Office.
sp70-st j. b. WtThlNo.
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A NTHRACITE COAL, BEST RED Ash,
IA under cover;
GLOVER HILL COAL, direct from mines:
sMtThS' COAL, No. article;
COKE, soft and hard;
WOOD, oak and pine.
know yen that fuel OF all kinds, promptly
delivered Is to be had at lowest rates OK
BRAZESL & CUTTRELL,
mhs corner Ninth street and Basin.
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Madrid, May 1.-The majority of the
delegates in the Cortes arc in favor of q
new ministry.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1869-10-02
ArrIYed Yesterday.

Steamship Ch lrleston, Berry New York-left -
instant. Mdse. To James Adger 90, E Adger
l. Co. J D Aiken Co, Apple, Q y Ahrens Co, e
Bates & Co Mrs fl Armstrong, q Bischof & Co, A
BiscbofL T NJ :ristol,, E 7 Brown, " NJ Bird & Co,
q Bruuing & Co, Mrs Booth Bulwinkle & Co.
Crane, Boylston Co, W 8 Oor WIN & Co. L Chaplin
& Co, F Chapeau Chso.m Bros. L Cohen, Came.
ron. Parhley Co, a Carnpsen, Claussen,
III Caer, G Conner, Calleyae. Son l. Co. Cobia
Co, Clacius Witte R & A Caldwell, Drake. r
L David, Dowie Noise, q A Due, II DAILY, P Darcy.
Dorbaum Jurs. Elias, W Eckel co, Fors! the,
McComb Co. 5 Fairly & Co. Fleming Co,
D Fleming NJ sch xartz NJ Greer. L Guilemin.
q GerdtS & Co, Goodrich Wineman Co, Gral-
ton, @ Grayeey, j Heath. Holmes L Calder, Hun.
neken Co. 7 NJ Horsey & Co. 81 Hurkamp 90.
b art l. Co, W Hunt, N A Hunt, Jennings, Thomlin-
son l. Co, Johnston, Crews & Co. o & john
son, Kinsman Bros Klatte l. Co. J P Keip, Kerri-
son, Kipsman Howell Kriete Chapman. kres-
sci, Jr, Lee. L LorentE. Laurey Alexander Leog-
nick s FELL Liebpan, A Lnnger, Mclean Ken
dall McLoy & Rice, 8 Marshall, Melchers L. Nul.
ler. " Marscher, Menke Muller, Muller, MIN .tz &
Co, T Murphy, Mrs ] E Mcrlhose, Msntouek Co
E Railroad Agent O'Neill L Son, O'Neill. Pal
metto Pioneer Cooperative Association, U NELL
sons. E Perry, D Paul Co. Paul. Weloh Brandes'
Pnclney Bros, Pelzer. Rodgers & 90, Qnacken-
2uen, J RRe;d b Co, E Rodgers co, L Rop.
ertson W RUSSELL strauss & Vance, Stoddard
& Co, Steber, G W Stefens, Stoll. Webb 20,
sumner. Stenhouse l. Co, LSchnell Co, W SHne.
= o Railr Dad Agent, Thomson Co, Thompson.
" q Irott, Uferhardt. F Won Santen. W Vinci, J
n NJ W hlimann; Werner h Ducker. Wiley Co, ]
Wurhmann 6 II Walter Co. Rev Winkler'
G Whiden Co. WALKER, Evans & cogswell. Wage
ner 4 Monsees, Walsh, E 4 White, 4 Wh1te, nj a
Zernow and W J Yates. -
Steamship Key West, Rudolf, savannah-left We'd
nesday. Cotton. To j Enslow b %. Bouno 10
New York, AMI having experienced heavy head gales
hae put in for coal OF for harbor.
echr Ridgewood. Derricks-n n New YORK eays.
Railroad Iron and Hay TO the Master, Ktng S'no-
bon, and Order.
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sh.de lower a: % 80. Cotton quiet at 24a2sxe fol

shsde lower o. % 80. Cotton quiet at 24a2IHe for
Low middling.,
AUGUSTA. October 1.-Cottor in fair demand
lower rates; sales 427 ball D: reedpts 5s9 ealss
sales Of the week 1908 bales; receipts for the week
So72 bales; stock 27so bales. --.
SAVANNAH, October 1.-Cotton. receipts 177s bales;
sales 800 bales; market active; middling 26c.
NOZZLE, October 1.-Cotton. receipts Of the
week $3.50 baes exports coastwise 1854 bales stock
on hand and on shipboard 1922 bales; sales Of the
week $500 bales; sales to-day 800 bales; market
closed quiet; middling 241sa24Ac; receipts 1856
bales; exports 4S1 bales. -
New ORLEANS, October 1.-Cotton decidedly
lower; m,ddling 416a24Xc; sales 1000 bales; sales
of the week 1880 bales receipts to-day 62s3 bales
exports to Havre 1882 bales; to Liverpool 65 bales
receipts OF the week. gross 81 800 bales; net 1885
bales; exports coastwi.e 1876 bales; stock s7,755
bales Flour dull at S. 75a6 10. Corn in light sup
ply; white 81 1Oa1 lax. Sterling ssh. New York
exchange Y discount
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WAR UPON THE HIGH SEAS.
A Cuban Man-of-War after spanish
Vessels.

According to the New York Sun, the brig
Hornet, from New York, recently seized at
halifax, on suspicion Of being intended as o
Cuban privateer, and subsequently released,
has again sailed for the Cuban coast. The
Sun says:
81 Bor certain good reasons We do not give the
poipt from which the Hornet received her guns
| and supplies, but on the morning OF the 2lst
| all we're on board, and, with crew OF seventy
men, Cubas first man-of-war, with the word
Hornet erased and Cuba. her new name, in
scrlbed on her stern ard pennant, weighed
anchor for point of Gardeners Island. Be,
fore leaving Halifax her captain nao received
bis commission.
Captain Eloy Oomacho is her commander.
It will be remembered that he surprised the
crew Of the Spanish steamer Comanditario of
the Cuban coast last April, and had TO aban-
don her on account Of want OF coal and close
pursuit by the Spanish man-of-war. DE ls
a bold, dashing, midde-aged Cuban gentle
man Of wealth and education. ,,..c.t
The Hornet was o blockade runner. and was
captured by the United States war steamship
Supply early In 1885. with o cargo valued at
$260, ,000 She has been confused with the Lii
ian, also blockade runner. The latter was
converted into man of war while the Hornet
was sent to League Island. where she had re.
NAMED untillast June. She is eight hundred
and twenty tons burden, and pierced for eight
guns. She is a'sideiwheel. and ranked third
class. She is Clyde built, and can. under
heavy pressure, make 'ffteen knots an
hour. She has seven guns. three on each side
and pivot bow gun, 100-poupder Parrot.
of long range. The side guns are two 81:
Founders, two 68,pounders, two grape aud
canister pieces, also 68.pounders. Her crew
numbers l59 men, 60 Of whom are Americans:
who saw service duIing our war. She has %
experienced gunners, and ali the munitions
boarding hooks, and complete paraphernalia
of a corsair. She is:c no privateer, but regu-
larly commissioned man of-war, commanded
by q Cuban, with commission from Cespedes.
Her mission is to capture Spapish merchant
men and take them into Mexican ports for ad
Indication; she is also to capture and destroy
Spanish transports. and all passenger steamers
engaged on the Cuban coast, and, when prn-
dent, attack Spanish armed steamships or sail
fpR vessels. Eho win nor ho used as trans
port. as reported. Whenever it is unsafe Tor
her to carry her prizes into Mexican ports:
she viii save what she can of their cargoes, and
then set fire to them and sink them at sea.
What the Alabama was TO our commerce, the
Cubs vii be to Spanish commerce. Another
use will be made Of her. She will es,ort all
expeditions into ssfe bays. and guard then.
until landed, and afterward escort tho vessel
cayrlingdhem ont t0sea. i; Vfi5t
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Markets by Telegraph.
FOREIGN MARKETS..

FOREIGN MARKETS.
LONDON, October l-Noon. - Conso!s e21S
Bonds SIX.
Evening g-Turpsntne 27s.
IIyEspooL, October l-Noon.-Cotton quiet;
uplands l2Xa; Orleans 1870; sales 6ooo bales;
sales Of the week 900 bales Of which l3 0o9 baes
were for export and 1s 900 bales for speculation;
stoof al2 900 bales Of which s. 900 bales are Aeri.
can; receipts Of the week $4,000 bales, whereof $50
bales are American; stock ahoat $4,000 bales, Of
which 5000 bales are American.
sAttsfpoor.-ootton dull; upands 112Xd; Orleans
12Xds Yarns and fabrics at Manchester duh.
Eyenipg.-Cottonc closed fat; uplands 1870; Or
leans l91d; sales 5000 bales, Of which $500 bales
vsrS for export and speculation.
pAn1s. october 1.-The Bourse opened firm.
Rentes 7lf4oc.
HAynp, october 1.-cotton opened fat; on the
SPOT If lSc; afoat II SOC.
DOMESTIC MARKETS.
Nsw YORK. October 1-Noon--stocSs strong and
tending up. Money in gold. Sterling. long sH;
short sX. Gold soH Cotton unchange at 27Hc.
Turpent,ne 49ha44:. Rosin quiet; co nmon to
strained 50 25a2 80.
Evening Cotton unchanged; sales 1000 bales at
27Hc. Flour 5aloc lower. Wheat lc lower. Corn
fsyors buyers. Mixed Western slasi oS. Pork
armer Of sslh. Lard steady. whiskey hrm'r at
81 laa1 q. Rice firm; Carolina sasc. Sugar &c
lower; Porto Rico 1875; Muscovado l2al2h. Other
groceries steady. Frcights hrmer; cotton By steam
Z. Governments closed firm at 20H. soathern'
frner Wall street quiet TO- day, except at the close
when the stock market was unsettled BY rdraors Of
losses of the Michigan Southern Railroad Company
by the lats panic There are no new developments
in the gold question. Many millions OF Friday 8
CONTRACTS were settled to-day and The end OF com IL
oation Is drawing near. The money market closed
easier at for currency and gold. Exchange IS dull
and nominal at 8. Gold quiet and steady, ranging
soasoh and closing at ao't. Stocks depressed and
unsettled.
BArr1aosE. October ,.1.-ootton dull at s2'A'
27ho Flour quiet Wheat heavy; prime to choice
red 81 loai At. Corn unsettled; white 81 1oa1 Is
yellow 81 loa1 90. Mess pork quiet at sss Baoor
firm; shoulders 17Ac. Lard quiet at 1sha2oc
whiBkey 81 20.
-crvcrSNX71, october I.-Whi.key firm and hele
at 81 165 Mess. pork unchanged. Bacon hrm
shoulders sl6%c; clear sides zoe.
LOUISVILLE, October 1-Provisions firm. Mess
pork $685. Bacon, shoulders 17c; clear sides 2O};
a2sNc - - \
WILMINGTON. October l.-Spirits turpentne steady
Of 80 eka4Oc Crude turpsntine unchanged. Tar 6
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q STAKEHOLDER as long as he could be one, it
resembles the Australian boomerang, which,
when thrown by an unskiltul hand, is apt to
return and knock down only the one who
throws it. The whole speech. as is natural
was bitter against that parly which defeated
Mr.. W. at the polls last year BY 5000 majority.
One conspicuous feature OF this speech, which
ought not to be overlooked, was it's eallantrS.
The speaker basked in the smiles CT his charm
ing countryWomen who favored him with their
presence, and drew fresh inspiration when ne
spoke especially to the ladies. 1t is proper -
add the only ladies present were coloreo.
PROBABLE FRND.
The Yorkvine Enquirer is informed tnas Two
logs we're found lying across the TRACK o, Ine s
Kings Mountain Railroad. o Two oemoved nnu bv a,
nasser-by. Bat for this, the train, Whics ar
rrYS r;rss at 8 P. u. would probably been thrown
of the track. It is supposed the logs were put
there with an evil design; but no Suspicion at
toches To anv one as the perpetrator OF the
villany. 70 cuysrrR.
n.o penortar saws. mo morefare our streets
,rttbronSed, tbu No more are our places Of busi-
,,ase nnfreouepted. No more do we see groups
Of oilers striving to while away the long, dull,
hot daye. A change has COME Now; all is
bustle. stir, and activ' J. The new cotton is
on the market, the ory goods merchants are
iling their, ,store-rooms with new goods, the
people are fiocking to town to invest in the
ssme; thehot weatheris gone, and the fall has
cbnamerced in themost. cheering and inFigo-
rating manner. In many respects change is
visible. People, relieved Of the incubus OF old
debts, taxes paid, the cotton crop not so bad as
was expected, wear more cheerful counte-
nances. Money begins to circulate more
freely necessarily tending to feeling Of easi-
ess, which wasanot experienced before. For
all this let US be thankful"
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Interior Cotton Markets.
COLUMBIA. September S0-Notwithstandine the
unfavosatle news, the cotton msrket opened brtsky
to-day at AHc but continued bad advicos received
during the dag depressed the market and prices
settled down at "a cents for middlings, Sales l16
oales. - !-. Nl'' % '-i1 - ''if''' " -
YORKyILLE, September 29-Jhere have been
some receipts during the week. and the market may
be considered as opened. We quote 29Kcfor good
article.
wINNsBORO', September 29-Sales of the day
about rs bales. Prices 24Xc in the morning, but
declined on New York adylces to 2Shc during the
day. Market weaf, with downward tendency.
ROCK BILL, September 27-Tbe market has
continued to decline; ssles during the week OF 23}sa
26c closing Of 24c for middlng.
CHESTER, September 28,-Sales very light, the
market closing at "A TO 24Jz for mddiing.
CHARLOTTE, September 27.-The market open
ed in the early part c last week at 26 to 261c and
gradually declined to 24h 70 241c. at which figure
the market closed quiet Saturday. sales for the
week 245 bales.
MONTGOMERY, September 2.-cottoa mlrket
very quiet Receipts about 400 bales, only small
portion Of which was sold. We quote low middling
%, others nominal.
I SELMA, September 2s.-Market opened firm, but
closed easy at 10 decline; closing quotations.. mid
dlngs 2ilzc, low middlings 23Ec 10 29xc, good or.
dnary 22hc. Sales 800 bales.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1869-10-02

Charleston Cotton, Rice and Naval
. J.s Cny c Stores Market.
OFFICE OF THB CHARLESTON DAILY NEWS.
CHAMELEON Friday Evening, Oct. j.
r ncorroN-The market for this article was charac'
terized by stea,y and wen maintained inquiry,
prices showing considerable regularity. with rather
o moderate supply Of the article Offering: sales
about 600 bales viz: 20 at 2ai II s 2sx; 2at 2s'l;
2s at "a; at 94l; 7e ut s IS q. TAX; l7s at 26;
a ct 2SA; s5 at 26X; 80 at 25al; l9at 2sc. We
quote:
Ordinary to good ordinary. .......93 @MI
Low mlddhng. g...................Z .Zathegza%
Mfddllng.. ......................<o 20 -
strict middling. ........,..... .zo7IS-T
R1oE The market for this grain was duh; sales
80 tierces Of fair clean Carolins at &c p 10
NAVAL srozEa-The arrivsls were light, and
the transactions uuimportant
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1869-10-02
The New York Rice Market.

The Journal Of Commerce Of Wednesday says:
"Tbe market for Carollps is hrm. The stock of old
is rapidly disappearing, the new crop comes forward
slowly, and with fair inquiry from the dealers, es
necialiy those located in the West holders have the
advantage. We notice sales Of 400 bbls at 82<a9c.
and 25 tierees at sssc. We quote old at sasc, and
new ct 91<a9kc. In Rangoon there Is mora doipg
mainly for dealers use, at steady figures Sales
have been made tpaft day or SO ago) Of $50 bags
duty paid, at 7a7Xc. and 200 baSs in bond at SIC.
gold.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1869-10-02
Drugs, GbsmIfaIs, Gtf.
PURIFYING PILLS.

TIE EXCELLENT REMEDIES OF o. 8.
PROPHITT, II. D., need no recommendation
their well known power in removing the diseases pc
culiar to our Southern climate having already estab
lished for them an enviable reputation in Georgia
and the adjoining Staes AS the majority OF person
living in the south predisposed to disease Of
Liver It Is granted by al intelligent physicians that
most Of the pains and aches Of our people are due
to org ,nic or functional derapgement Of that impor.
tant organ. Prophit's Liver Medicine and Anti.
Bilious Plls strike directly OF the root OF the evil.
They cure the Liver which IN nine cases out of len,
is at the bottom Of the Coughs, Dyspepsia, Colo,
Sick Headache, Rheumatism, Constipation, Men.
strual Distinctions, &C., so common among our
Neuralgia and bodily pains Of every kind fee before
PROPHlTT'S PAIN KILL 1T
HE chat before the wind. '''.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1869-10-02
Passengers.

Passengers.
T. steamship Charleston, from New York-H Camp
SEN and daughter, Miss Clark. Rev o Weston, wife
aud son, Miss Boggs, Mrs Stephenson, Mrs Sarah
Parsons, White, wife and two children, A Martt-
nez, wife, Eve children and two servants, L Rob-
ertson, wife and children, Charles. wife and son,
Street, L Kingman, Florence Pond, W David
SON, G Macoy, E Sullivan, g D Mercer, Cheney,
c Antonio Cook, G Conner. Smith, Williams.
A Stuart, W Klein and wife, May Gorbarth, W VIM
beish Ferguson, 6teine. Andrews, G Williams.
oBrien. I Clancy Dunn, Ferris and 10 in
the storage. q"