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The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1870-10-26

,e., uMARY WARNER at. the Academy OF Music
last night, was highly enjoyed by q large and ap:
precIatire audience. 'tMary Warner" Is new,
romantic drama by. Tom Taylor, never oeiore
acted In this city. 1t was the sensation IN London,
lust as "Our American cousin,n BY the same
author, was for years on both sides OF the Attain
TIC The plot OF the play Is well conceived lul oi
surprises, plenty OF action, and rebete with dra-
matte ,sceues and Interesting situations, yet, at
the same time, all through perfectlyt though we
may also say painfully natural But natural as
is the ,story, the acting Of the chief characters
was still more 50. The role Of Mary Warner
Laura Keeue| was tragic, and one that showed
to their best advantage all the genius and talent
Of the accomplished artist. We have so often
spokcn OF the splendid acting of Miss heene, OF
her deep, whole-soued earnestness, her lnimita'
BILE naturalness, her fine action, and her clear,
perfect enunciation, that it Is unnecessaryto re-
peat 1t here We would Simply say that We never
have seen better acting on the Charleston stage
than we saw last night.
| Mr.. S. H. Hubbard, as George Warner, at once
won the hearts OF all the ladies. The character
| was we'll sustained all through. Mr.. W. ]. Hur
lev. as Bob Levitt had very difficult character tc
\
personate, and acquitted himself very hand
| somely, and TO satisfaction OF al present
Tollitt is a hrstrate specimen both OF Cockney
and "Bobbie." The character suits Mr. Kennedy
admirably. Our theatre.going readers, doubt
less remember Mr.. Kennedy from last winter
when he won the favor OF his audiences by hi:
happy rendition OF whatever character he per
sonated. he afforded the merrily disposed vas
deal of amusement, as the pompous, consequen
,ial, chatserlng, cowardly Sergeant Of Police
which he acted to the vary life, dropping his hi
all over the stage.
Miss. AddIe Hubbard, a' Mlliy Riggs, acted hel
part we'll and faithfully, winning the plsudits Q
spectators from first to: Last. Her: dress ant
bearing were perfee,lstru to nature.
f. In fact, every member Of the cast did well, and
we are greatly mistaken If second performance
| OF this play rsMary :warner'') will not secure {
much larger house than was there last night. W.
can certainly recommend 1t, and would assure
our readers shat they lose treat If they neglec
an opportunity OF going to see MARY Warner
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~ CoNlssIIGNEEs lsIG PER MERCHANTS s
Line Schooner RUTH a.. BAKER, will send
promptly to Adger's North Wharf before sunset,
as goods not called for will be stored at therrisk
and expense. No claims allowed after goods are
removed. :: b.9.- VIM. ROACH & CO.
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CHARLESTON, October "a, 1870.

CHARLESTON Uctober "a, I8I0.'
John .Chadtotck,- Esq: - nine;
. DEAR SIR beg leave most respectfully to
apply-for the use OF the Music Hall, Academy Of
Music Building, on the night Of the first Wednes.
aytn December next. The Marion Fire Engine
Company. Of this place has for some time past
been struggling under 9 load OF debt contracted
of the company to give an entertainment Of a
public nature the proceeds Of which, 1t Is hoped
win greatly tend to relieve II OF Its present en-
barra9sment. - =. = :. =, =. p
A favorable consideration of this will be CRATE
fully appreciated BY the company which nave
the honor to REPRESENT and which, permit me TO
say, has not proved itself unworthy OF the good
will Of the community. :
have the honor to be, very RESPECTFULLY your
ooedient servant.
fSignedl - .'-!.. R. @. BARKLEY,
PresIden. Marion Pire Engine Company.
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TIE CHAPMAN SIsrERs.-The second appear
ance of these deservedly popular drttstes In
Charleston Is announced for next Monday night,
the sist instant, the engagement lasting for one
week. In every portion OF the south'these charm.
ing sisters have electrified their audiences, and
captiyated the senses OF their hearers In the roll
Of burlesque, their last years experience IN
Charleston, which was most gratifying, having
been but a repetition OF the reception extended
them wherever they performed. The support
given them this season Will consist OF thoroughly
organized stock company, fresh from the boards
OF Northern theatres, and moulded into that state
OF perfection acquired only BY continued service to-
pether under one management. 90 -
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= By ]. FRASER MATHEWES.. ."A

FURNITURE OF TEE CALDER HOUSE,
I corner Of Church aud Queen streets.
Will be sold on the above premises TUESDAY
next, 1st November, at 10 oiciock,Tr.T II .Id
The entire FURNITURE Of theiH Hotel; consisting
OF Tables. Chalrs. jCrockeryi Ghtlesy, Handsome
Rosewood French and iotter. .RedsteadB Mbhair
Sofas Tete:atTetes, lounges, .Wardrobea, ,iMash.
stands, Centre Tables large Brussels and other
Carpets, Mattresses, P11oWs and Blankets, Cook
Ing stove and Kitchen Utensils a, and many qfaer
articles - -
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nv +. FRASER MATHEWES.

BY j. FRASER MATHEWEs,
Real Estate Broker, No. So Broad Street.
A T,PRIVATE SALE, ~
locations. 20
City City Residences, Stores. Building Lots and
Farms. ,sr: .a octlxr9No
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1ueriai Notlres.

@r C6NMGNEfs z CRAFTSMANSHIP
HERCULES; from On. Phiiadelph!a, are NOTIFIED
that she VIII dischargecargo To-DAYa at Browns
Wharf Goods ihncaIed,fo stauiset Will remain
On wharf at owners risk and Gss .ie 20
t,ct2s-1 y. s;WM. IA, ,C0URTENAT, Agent.
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By W.='F.sLEfTGH ;&RFs. BRUINS,

BY W..YsLETTGH ;&R.!S. BRUINS,
Auetionecrs.
AUCTION SALE OF FURNrEUREfsAT
n King Mansion, corner Of Meeting and George
''Sf1 VIII Sesod on THURSDAY. eth instant ITO
O'Clock, atothe Corner: OF Meeting andiGeorge
''!sH The entire FURNITURE .of ii Bedrooms,
Parlor. and Slttlng-rooms. consisting In part Of
MATTRESSES Pillows, Bolsters, BedsteadS pu-
Tables MardseStes Carpets
Q fine Imported Cows t.li!'
good Samaritan Cooking Stove. oet25
By ]. FRASER MATHEWES.
HANDSOME FURNITURE AND. VAL
.uABLEsJibrsry, Media lion Bas Relics and
pashfS Viii saa iS lsis Meens W srs on THURS
DAY next 9th insr.i,,;: at Il O'CLOCK.
Rosewood large ornamental ErAGIER, Lsdy,'s
French Cabinet; Medallion Sofa, Medallion Satin
Reception and other OhaIrs, Fancy aud Rocking
Chairs, Library, Centre: :sndsF Fancy Tables, p1sn0
Drapery, large Brussels Carpet and Rug set
Walnut Bed Room Furniture. 1extra large French
Plate Mirror 40 feet inches by feet 8AAches),
cas- Aedaiien SeanHensss sas Relief, @
and "Morning, u by Thorwsldssen, imported from
Pastiies, y. Mis-, Bonoutteau; took thegold
medal prize III Paris, -a.r'.2
Avaiuable collection Of rare and choice stand
ard Books, among which Is 'Hogarth's" entire
works, Catalogue can be had at nay ofice,
~ large IRoNsAEE.6 '5''1TssI,E - 4a,.ozda
gs Terms cash. and articles to pc removed the day
VI :saie.,l-.San = :ayS$fz1-
AEARGARETM. SCHWARTZ, TRUSTEE
lxl ami assignee; ys. sIAAES E. WALKER
In the Common Pleas, Charleston County.
BY virtue OF q Judgment Id the above entitled &C.
ton the subscriber as Referee viii sell at tha old
Postoilce. foot Of Broad street. In Charleston, on
WEDNESDAY. the 10th day Of November next at
All Il that that Tor oF LAND, with the buildings taere-
on, situate on the north side OF Market street, In
fine City orCharleston and known as numbers
ninetyaix is6 and ninety yelght 1851 measuring In
the east line extending to the north eighty 1907
feet thence east thirty three 33 feet, thence north
sixty three feet nine inches (63 feet inches pand
on the north line, from east to west, eighty eight
1881, feet, thence running south sixty three feet
nine ibches (83 feet inches, thence east twenty
eight (2s) feet and from thence on the westlln
running south eighty t8O feet; butting and bound.
ing to the east on Lands now or late OF n. j. Petit
and Walkers, to the north on Land now or late OF
f. Adams to the west on Lands now or Late or
Leng, Silcox and others, and tothe south on Mar
7 Terms~Cash enough to pay s1s12 Is, and also
the costs and disbursements In the action; the
balance payable on or before March 16, 1873 &C.
cured BY bond 2f pnrcaa.ss and a. moTsgage q rae
payable annually until the debt be paid. Properly
to be insured and policy assigned. Purchaser TO
pay Referee for stamps and papers. 20.
oct2+mw6 ASHER D. COHEN, Referee.
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TIE ssck ax1 WOUNDED IN FRANcE.-At a
meeting otthes French residents OF Charleston,
held on Pdesday night, committee consisting OF
Messrs. Esdrs, Druells and theyrenx1 arPetat-
ed,to,ootain contributions towards the feliet>0f
ssetsick and wounded In France "subsssiptfppp Y r
lists will be opened at the once OF LATTE, Esq
No Broad street; CIV. Aimar, Esq, corner Iof
yanderhors: and King streets; g.. soahsyrouxg
Esq. in King street; D.Haas, ESD ofidl Meet
ing street. and E. Mantoue. Esq, 10. ia Bayt
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m@HEADACHE, LANGUOR AND ME

wHEADACHE, LANGUOK AND MEL
ANcHoLY, generally spring from DIsordered
Stomach Costiveness, or a Torpid Liver. Each
may readily be removed BY DR.. D. JAYNE's SAN
ATlvE PILLS. q few doses Of which win be found
to stimulate the Liver and stomach % healthy &C.
tion, removing all biliousness, and producing reg
ular excavations of the bowels. Soldby all Drug
gists. GOODRICH, WINEMAN i co, Wholesale
Druggists, Charleston, 8. c. ioct26-wfm3
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e.aesLIPPMAN's GREAT GERMAN BIT
TIERS, an old German Tonic. 81. .lsl aa. :
@ @LPPMAN's GREAT GERMAN BIT
TIERS. tue most delightful and effective In the
world =
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rUsrrEl STATES Co1Rr-EoN. GEo. 8 BRYASi
Jtt1Das, PREs1p1NG.2ThsB sBIstrict Court @as open.
ed atFn A. NJ. yesterday, ana tine futruwtng uust
ness disposed Of:
Reese and King were sdjudged bansrupts az
the instance Baker, Brurr & Co., creditors.
The pctiticq qeff.>a. n. wohltmann, for volun'
tary bankruptcy .was IererFed to Registrar Car
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nA:nrtirrt h9aies-. e su,rnfe

By WIN. MCKAY.
CPECLAL,IBALE.-HO U6EHOLD sAND
- KITCHEN FURNrTURNiaio!
win sell, TOMORROW; tThursdsy.) at No-,1A
menci1g precisely athalf:past 9 O'Clock,
Parlor, Diniug and Bedroom PURNTrURE, Cook
irg Stove, Kitchen Furnifnrg 1Cr6tkery, Glass
ware, Carpets, Mating, &c.
Terms cashs, Articles to be removed on daY OF
gale. ~ I.OCEz6
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Circuit court-George J. Fewnes ys: Hodges
Bros, Ferguson & Miller, VIM. T. Shumate and
Absalom Blythe, Bill 70 foreclose- mortgage, pgg
Hodges Bros being residents Of Baltimore, 1t was
ordered that notice be published In the Bslti'
moro San, for one week, requiring the defendants
ato answerthe said bin, within twenty days from
= The 6rst insertion OF the notice.
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BY N. A. HUNT.
DoOTs;;. SHOES, BROGANsi BAIaaO-
ID MORALS; GAITERS;,&c. W !"I
THIS DAY, 26th instant, at 10. O'clock, ID. my
sales.room, No. I42 Meeting street, L WIN sell;
so cases assorted BOOTS; SH0 eS Br0gans, Bal
morals, Caters &c, DC, all rresGand desirable
Goods. 5sa.. 0ct16
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By SWM.. ..-MeKAY.l

OFFICE AND, PARLORt; CHAIRS, TIA
" BLES, Bedsteads, Sofas, Lounges, Cooking
Stoves, Ranges, and q large Tot Of s1ndries
THIS DAY, wednesday, at No. 14o Meeting
Also BILLIARD TABLE and frst.olass Mule.
nktq& Ni.g tnlSa {. i.i:.i; i:.:,..:l.ii sii .lUA
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R.M MARSHALL & BRO.
WILL SELL THIS DAY, AT, HALF:
w PAST 10 O'CLOCK, at No. 50 Broad street,
MULES, 2pean pan Carriage, ri ] Carpet .octE
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). esoFFICE oF'eHERAW:AND?sALIS-
BURY. RAILROAD COMPANY -cHERAW, 9: g.,
OCTOBER e5rH, ;1s7o.1TO 81 rCoSTRA ACroRs!--
Bid, are invited for GRADING: the Cheray had
SALISBURY + Railroad beswesn Cheraw and Wades-
boro'. az far as located, =, say 1s miles, com:
'"o"e'e :E..I,;ir a. -f!E;M-ia
Prodies and Specifications viii be shown, and al
necessary information given blythe. undersigned
At cheraw, 8. O., from the 1st the 2lst Foyetn'
ber ensuing, when It Is proposed 70 Let thelccn-
tract. ~. y - GS0RGB w. EARLE, -.
oct2s-wfm12 - s i;s' :" Chief Engfneeri
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TIERS strengthens the debilitated.
~ LIPPAIAN's GREAT GERMAN BIT
TERS cures female complaints.
--m LIPPMAN's GREAT GERMAN BIT
TIERS cures .neyer well" people. ~. - 81: /.
MgLIPPMANs GREAT GERMAN BTT-
FERS viii give an appetite. iun10-fmw
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-MrNOTICE 10 -SHIPMASTERS AND
AGENTS. OF, ,vEsSELs.-on and. after THIS DAY
the rates for COMPRISING Cotton, including
drayage to the vessel will be ;seyenty-fye cents
7sc.) per bale. .=is.saIPs C0TTOSPREssi
.cAczz,-Es Zs@.rs.al Ta' Anson street,
q. ~, .stcis iaj::H TYLER. COTTON PRESS, q
Il octae-s ,1';.t o.; ~: Longitude Lane
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TIE CITY HOSPITAL.
Another OF the public institutions Of Charleston,
decidedly worthy OF notice. is the City Hospital,
situated on the corner Of Mazyck and Magazine
streets, and on the same square with the City
jail. Formerly, the hospital was located IN what
is known as the Quicker House, in the north
eastern part OF the city, but, for various reasons
1t was deemed best after the war to establish 1t
in q more central place. One wing OF the old
"Workhousen was, therefore, prepared for the
PURPOSE, and here are now to be found the sick
poor OF the county. Originally, the Guiding was
not adapted to the requirements OF such an insti-
tuition, but, 50 to speak, 1t was "turned inside
OUT which secures TWO stories, with two large
wards on each floor, number Of private rooms
repay patients" apartments for the steward,
the resident physicians. dspensatory, &c. It's,
however, still incomplete in It's arrangements,
and awaits enlargement and the addition Of such
conyeniences as baths and similar appurtenanoes
for the use Of the sick.
On entering the hospital enclosure, the first
point OF Interest to be observed is the bakery.
From this place Is supplied the bread eaten at the
several public institutions In the city; that Is to
say, the 0rphanhouse, Almshouse Old Folks
Home, Ststionhouse, Detective office, and House
OF Correction.
During the last quarter these establishments
consumed Sl,lSS loaves, weighing one pound each.
The cost to the oIty Of this bread is cnly about
three cents and seven tenths Of . cert per loaf,
and In point OF quality 1t Is not excelled in the
best hotel OF the country Formerly the cost OF
the bread was si1'oents loaf, 80 that there Is q
saving Of nearly one half. Only two men are en-
ployed in this department., but their system Is
admirable. - ~
From this point ne pass into the House OF Cor
rection, rwhere bad people crack rocks for o
living; but there Is just now little to Interest one
here save bare walls-the inmates being few
and far besween-and we move on to the nospl-
tai department Short flight of stairs carries
us to the male ward-a large, wen.ventlated
shaped apa.smeat-oRep portion Of which Is devo-
ted to the sick sailors. Many OF the beds are oc-
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EREIGHT AND PASSAGE REDUCED.
SAVANNAH AND ST0N LINE
STEAMERS.
FOUR TINES A WEEK TO AND FROM
SAVANNAH.

PILOT BOY leaves Charleston for xuIE@A
Savannah every MONDAY, at s A. NJ. 80
DICTATOR leaves Charleston for Savannah
every TUESDAY, at P. N.
every THURSDAY, at s A. N.
CITY POINT leaves Charleston for Savannah
every FRIDAY, at s A. n.
RETURNING.
PILOT BOY leaves Savannah for Charleslon
every TUESDAY, att A. M.
CRY POINT leaves Savannah for Charleston
every WEDNESDAY, ut s a. NJ.
PILOT Buy leaves Savannah for Charleston
every FRIDAY, at A. n.
DI TATOR leaves Savannah for Charleston
ever, SUNDAY. at s A. N.
The PILuT BOY will stop at Pacific Landing,
Beaufort and the usual Landings on the inside
Freight received at Central Wharf every day
and stored free OF expense.
oct2S Central Wharf.
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Usmego Gtarrk. {:


T! KINGsFORD SON. MANUFACTURERS. =.
their IN
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The Charleston Cotton, Rice ana
Stores Market.

K1cE.-The inquiry for ttis grain was mouefa'e'
saes about 50 ,erces Of clean Carolina, say 25
t,erees at 51II; IS at SIC; SO at SIC; at SIC q
fs. We quote fair clean Carolina at 5h@5Aci
good -sX@5Ac p fb. .gqs.J I,.
NAVAL, sroREs.-sales $50 bbls No. 2 rosin al
81 50 q bbl. =
FBRIeHTa-To Liverpool, BY steam direct nomi
nall, ;,5ia New York. IA on uplands, 1'td on sea
lslanfs by san 7l6t "a on uplands- I'd on sea
islands. ITO Havre nominal. Coastwise-to New
York, by Steam, &c on uplunds and lc on sea
Islands: 81 q tiercc en- rice; BY sail, &c y 10 Oh
eotton: "a tierce on rice; ;4oc 2 barrel on rosin;
s7@s q NJ on lumber; ss@1o 2 II on timber. To
Boeton, by sal, H@Xc q b on upland cotton.
To Providence, by sail sS p n on boards, sc
ID on cotton; by steam 81 Q bale on New
York rates. To Philadelphia, by steam, &c . 10
on uplands; by sail, 81 2 II on boards; ~ On
timber; ss p TON ON clay, and sS@S so on phos-
pilates. To Baltimore, b5 steam, nc 2 ft; ny'
sail. ss so@7 q Is on boards; sS@a IS p ton on
phosphate rock. Vessels are in demand BY
our merchants 10 take lumber treights from
eeorgetawn, s. O., DarIen and satilla River, Ca,
and Jacksonville, Fla, TO Northern ports, and $40
a,2 q N are the rates on lnmber and boards.
ExoHASeH.EsterllngS go day bills 1s24@1e.
DoMrsrio E1cHANaE. = The banks purchase
sight cheeks at K@K Oh, and sen at par.
GoLD-lo@l2.' 'i:;,i o. !.
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Markets by Telegraph.
FOREIGN.

LONDON. october s,-Noon.-Conso!s ea14.
Afternoon.-Consois saI. Bonds seH.
LIVERPOOL, November s.-Nnon:5Cottone pe1en pc oea
quiet; uplands 95sd; Orleans e3Sd;! safes lo,ooo
bales.. Corn 29s Cd 70 2ss 3D.
Afternoon. tending down. Lard de-
clining. ,,.ooo,>. o,,oon.
sEasxd: sales 5000 bales: speculation and export
1000. Breadstufs unchanged: Beei dechned'
Tallow 42s Cd. -
DOMESTIC. :.
NEW YORK, November s-Noon.-Flour and
wheat auiet. Corn scarce and nrm. poIE sna
lard qulet. Cotton easier; uplands 1875; orleans
steaSy ' Freights dropping. Stocks steady. Gold
l0X Sterling long 9; short 9S. S1xty.twos w.
EveDEg..-Cotton heavy: sales 5000 osiss; I up
landa isI Orleans 1oTc. Flour-State anu Mess
ed. Wheat 1c lower but more active. Corn closed
dull and heavy; old eoasl Ne. Beef steady. PORK
dull az, ,$Aka24x. Lard unchanged, Whskey
lower at S7a8S. Rice-Carolina 5Aa54c sugar
steady. Freights quiet. Money 4a6 per cent.
Sterling ea9S. Gold 10hal0H. Governments
firm. Southern steady. ',s i.@
BosroN, November S-Co.ion dull; middlings
18Ks16xc; sales 200 bales; net receipts 175 COAST
wise 164; total 327; stock $500.
prices maintained; middlings 16c; e1les 500 bales;
net receipts $50; coastwse S75; total 655 exports
to Continent no; coastwise ITS; stock 1905 bales
C1NcrfNKrI, November 8. Breadstuns and
Whtskey unchanged. t.Ei-'i -
Whiskey, tobacco and bagging unohanged. Plo-
visions firm. Pork SIS 50a26. shoulders I4hc.
Clear sides, country, l9%c. Lard, new, l4hc
Loursv1LIR, November s.-Bagging steady
Hemp CSC. Flax 2ec. Flour quiet at S. so. Ness
pork, new, $24. New lard 15c; IN kees17c- WIS
key stead, 81 85aS6c. c,..t 80 rc
WILMINGTON, November s.-Cotton sales 80
bales; net receipts sos; exports coastwlse 45
$3.50. a. ..,.1ls a.! a: a.. - Ti'.t
NORFOLK, NovemoerS g. Cotton dull and nomi-
nal; middlings 15Xc; net receipts 1884 bales; e3-
ports coaatwise ail2; stock 242s bales.
AUGUSTA, November s.-Cotton In fair demand;
and priczs easier; sales 10ls bales; receipts lsso
bales; mtidling 14Xc. ron. .s.,. -
SAVANNAH, November s.--Cotton active; mid
S5iisngB 1hxal55xc, eSieS 1900 bales net recelptS
$3.50; exports to. Great Blt:sin 900; STOCK 7s,TI
bales. .-lit -. :...es -.
MOBILE, November s.-Cotton Quiet; low mid
dlings 15c; sales 1860 baesi net Teceipls Z2ooi eA
ports coastwise SSS; STOCK 5s,lS1 bales.
G.LyEsroN November S.-Cotton quiet and
weak; got d, ordinary lsHc; sales $50 bales; net
receipts $50; stock 1905.
NEW ORLEANS, November 8 S-Cotton IN 1alr de.
nand at lower rates; middlipgs l5kal5Hc; sales
5000 bales net receipts 1850; coastwise 5l2 total
10 s72; exports to Great Britain 1885, stock S6,997
Sugar firm; prime 113Sc- Molasses hrmer; prime
3Sa3sc. Sterling 2OIia201z. Sight exchange Il
premium. Gold 1o1.
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VTEEKLY LINE TO SAVANNAH.
THROUGH BY DAYLIGHT.
FOR PACIFIC LANDING, BEAUFORT, HILTON
HEAD, SAVANNAH, DARIEN AND
BRUNSWICK, GA.

The favorite Steamer
E LIZA H A n G o x,
Captain L. W. BURNS,
will receive Freight at South Allan ..9EA
tic G. wharf for above points every .kaE61asf5fl.
TUESDAY, and Leave on every WEDNESDAY MORN.
me, at O'Clock, arriving at Savannah the same
evening. and leaving for Darien, &C., the follow.
inp morninR Returning, Will leave Savannah 1or
Charleston every MONDAY MORNING, at O'CLOCK.
For Freight or passage, apply to
RAVENEL Il HOLMES.
san1o No. 1T East Bay.
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NORTHEASTERN RAILROAD.
EWWWR 8

Trans leave Charleston daily at $50 a. H..
Sundays excepted and $50 P. d.
Arrive at Charleston 7.S0 A. NJ, mondays ex
ceptea,) and P. u.
Train leaving at 9:3e A. NJ makes through con.
nection to New York via Richmond and Aqula
Creek only-going through in AZ hours, and with
out detention on sunday.
Train leaving at $50 ?. NJ, have choice OF route
via Richmond and washington, or Bay route via
Portsmouth and Baltimore. Passengers leaving
Friday by this train lay over on Sunday In Balti
more those leaving On Saturday remain Sunday
In Wilmington, N. G.
This Is the cheapest, quickest and most pleasant
rnte to Cincinnati, Chicago and other points
west and Northwest, both trains making close
connections at Washington with Western trains Of
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad.
s. s. SOLOM0NS,
Engineer and superintendent
p. L. CLEAroR, General Ticket Agent.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1870-11-09
Receipts by ftaiIroad. November ..
SOUTH CAROLINA RAILROAD.

1858 bales cotton, % bales goods, SIS casks ciay'
4 cars stock. To Railroad Agent, and others.
SAVANNAH AND CHARLESTON RAILROAD.
40 bales cotton. 10 cases lard, 10 cases shoes.
as:ks roLIh rice, mdse, &C. To L Howard
Colcock 4 CO, kinsL2an Il Howell, D Warren, X
Hot, Courtney co. Pringle son, u
w Williams & CO. Wagens: Murdaugh, w Bee
co. w nowll"g L CO, Stenen-, Werner & ! uck-
er, n A Hunt, Benson, Bouknight, Pelzer,
Rodgers i co.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1870-11-09

Steamers Of the above lineleave Pier .{EAh
No. AZ, North River, foot OF Canal S&iSNfk 2
street, New York, at IL O'Clock noon. OF the 4th
and goth OF every month except when these
dates fall on Sunday, then the Saturday preced
Ing.
Departure OF the 10th connect at Panama with
steamers for South Pacific and Central American
ports. Those or 4th touch at Man1anillo.
: Steamship JAPAN leaves San Francisco for ia
pan and China October !, 1870
No California steamers touch at Havana, but
go aEfSI Sa SsMh e. each adult
Medicine and attendance free.
For Passage Tickets or other information apply
at the COMPANY'S TICKET OFFICE on the
wharf foot Of Canal street. North River, New
FORK. .--. If. r. BABY, Agent.
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