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crspREAD THE TRUTH-sOME

@SPREAD THE TRUTH.-SOME
medical men insist that ls Is undigni6ed to adyer-
tise a remedy however valuable 1t may be. Queer
reasoning this. 1t Is like saying that an article
which the world needs should be hidden In q cor.
ner-that blessings and benefits may be too widely
dIfrused-that the means OF protecting and re.
storing health should be close monopoly, and
not accessible to all The argument Is bad 1t ls
worse than that; 1t is frhunlan. Suppose HOS
LETTERS STOMACH BITTERS-aa absolute spe-
clnc for dyspepsia, bliousncss and nervous debil-
ity-had never been known beyond the repertoire
OF the faculty. what would have been the conse-
quence? Instead OF curing and invigorating MIL
lions, the good effects OF the preparation would
have been confined to comparative few. There
Is the highest authority for saying that light
should not be hid under busheli that whatever
is excellent should be placed as city. on o hill,
where all men can take cognhance Of 1t. 1t Is
upon this principle that the Bitters have been
advertised, and continue to be advertised, In
every newspaper OF any prominence In the west
ern hemisphere, and that the spontaneous testt-
monials in its favor have been translated into all
written languages Thousands enjoy perfect
health to-day who would be lsngushing on beds
OF sickness II the newspapers had not spread the
truth ,otsh regard to this unequaued fnut9orant
ana corrective far aud wide. Suppose profit has
been resped from this publicity. Is that any ar
gument against it, II the public health has been
protected; II lives have been saved; II the feeble
have been strengthened and the Sick restored,
great GOOD has been accomplished; and who 30
mean as to grudge TO- exertons thus directed their
fair reWardt oct22-6p&C
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SOUTH CAROLINA STATE DENTAL AssocIA-
r1oS.-We take pleasure in inviting the attention
of the public to the regular seml-annual meeting
OF the State Dental Association, to be held IN this
city on the second day Of November next. The
association was organized In April last at Colum'
bla, S. c., and aims at Improving the standard OF
dental operations, and afiordtng an opportunity
for the free interchange OF the manner Of opera
ting by the profession throughout the State. I'LL
needless to recount VIE advantages which must
result from such meeting, and 1t is hoped tnat
every county in the State will see that 1t is prop
erly represented. Clinics will be held, original
papers and essays read, and operations performed
by some OF the most skiful operators In the State
fine hall has been engaged, aud everything will
be done to render the meeting one Of general In.
terest and mutual improvement. Arrangements
have been made whereby the visiting profession
| shall have free access to the museums, colleges,
libraries, &C., and all are Invited to attend.
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THE ACADEMY OF Music English comedy
affords, perhaps no more trying test Of the gene
raj Xcellence Of q. dramatic company than the
School for Scandal. There is hardly character
in the play that does not afford scope for acting Of
a high order; and failure or mediocrity in any
part OF The cast is pretty sure to become disagree
ably apparent.
A fair house greeted the temperance in
Charleston last night Of Miss Laura Keene as
L:dy Teazle. OF her admirable conception
of the part, we have, on q previous occa-
sion, expressed our admiration; and we can
perhaps give no higher praise to the com.
pany which she has gathered together with so
much tact aud discrimination tn an by saying that
It's members gave her no unworthy support in the
play last night. The Sir Peter Of Mr.. Stuart the
Charles Surface OF Mr. Hubbard, and the Joseph
Surface of Mr.. Hurley, were especially excellent
presentations. The new actors and actresses who
last night made their first appearance upon the
Charleston boards, al bore their parts in manner
to make the audience wish for better acqualnt-
ance. The play, as whole, was great success,
admirably acted, and received with the utmost
enthusiasm.
To- night we are to have, with new scenery and
effects Tom Taylor's emotional drama Of Mary
Warner, which is the latest sensation Of the Lon
don stage.
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CLUBS AND SrARs.-At the Mayors Court yes
terday Julia Simmons was sent to jail for ten
days for disorderly conduct Ia front OF the
Charleston Hotel.
John Kelly was sent to jail for twenty days for
creating disturbance In Hasel street on Sunday.
Carrie Wilson was sent to the House of Correc-
tion for twenty days for disorderly conduct.
COW has been taken up and lodged In the
Gusrdhouse, where she may be recovered by the
owner.
master mechanic was fined 81 so By Trial
Justice j. G. Mackey for intreaslng an appren'
tice.
The owner Of COW found at large on Hamp-
stead Mall, was fined 50. ,.--.>
julius Flsum was arrested for keeping two dry
good stores without licenses. After hearing the
testimony for the prosecution, the case was con-
tinued until tomorrow.
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THE vERD1cT.EThe board Of commissioners of
election, the mafagers and the marshals appoint
ed by Judge Bond, will meet,at the Courtroom
this. morning, ate O'Clock, for the purpose OF
counting the ballots cast in thislcIty atthe'late
election, and probably by sunset thisafternoon
the result Will have been declared. The "count"
will be continued until P. H., and viii be re-
sumed daily until the ballots cast in the entire
county are exhausted.
Messrs. h. E. Young, G. ". DiDgle, C. L. Burck-
myer and c. H. simonton, will be present in be.
half Of the Reform party. to see that the votes are
fairly counted.
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@-A GRAND EPOCH IN SCIENCE.

~A GRAND EPOCH IN SCIENCE
From the time when, in 1884, DR.. RUGGE discov-
cred "CarboHc Acldr and its extraordinary med.
cal effects nothing In the history OF Medicine has
equalled It. Largely used by the French phys.
clans In treatment OF consumptive and scrofu-
lous diseases It was introduced by the Court Ply.
stefan OF Berlin, MAX ERNST henry, into Prus
si::, sud fron thence TO the United States. No
shing else OF the present day caa equal HEN.
RY,s SOLUTION OR CARBOLIc CONSTITUTION
RENovAToB Patients get better after only one
dose has oesn taken, and Te cordially recommend
1; to the publlc.-lEditor "Argus." 1an17 Tyr
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auction Sales This Day.

Jetrords & Co. will sell at 9 o'clock, at their
store, hams, shoulders, &c.
Richard Caldwell will sell at ha!r-past s'o'clock,
at his store. hams, soap, &c.
Laurey Alexander will sell at 10 O'Clock, at
their store shoulders, hams, &c.
TN. Cater will sell at O'Clock, at his store
butter, hams, &C.; and at half-past O'CLOCK
golden syrup.
John q. Minor l. Co. will sell at 10 o'clock, at
their store, dry goods, clothing, &c.
Henry Coh.a : 90. will sen at O'CLOCK az tne'r
store, butter, bagglng, &c.
A. q. Abrahams & Sons will sell at 10 O'CLOCK at
their store, dry goods hosiery, &c.
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The RISE IN CoTToN.-The sharp advance
In cotton put brighter face upon things general
" in the city yesterday, and the revivlng hope
that We are upon the eve of ''the piping, times Of
peace" infused buoyant feeling throughout the
community An unlucky blunder Of the types,
made our Liverpool market report Of Saturday
much less favorable than 1t should have been. The
Liverpool market on Saturday evening exhibited
great activity, with uplands at s%dasKd, and the
days sales footed up 90, 900 bales. By our latest
cable advices up last evening 1t will be seen that
the sales Yesterday were $4,000 bales, the staple
closing active at Cd in Liverpool, and 171c in New
York.
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EXCURSION FRoM ST. LOUISA train having
on board several gentlemen, excursonlsts- from
St. Louis, has arrived at Savannah, Ga. Pheparty
left St. Louis October 10th, and the train crossed
the Mississippi at Columbus, KY, where, in honor
OF his event, they were received. in state by the
Mayor. The excursonists passed through Nash
vile, and visited the great Stlte Fair at Atlanta,
Ga, on their way down to Savannah. They left So
vannah late yesterday afternoon for this city, In
the same train which brought them from st.
Louis. The train, consisting ofa beautiful loco
motive, O commlsssry nnd smoking car, and
spleadd sleeping coach, all buis at ST. Louis will
we'll be worth the examination OF our Charleston
mechanics.
Mr. B. H. Heriot, formerly OF this city, but now
resident of St. Louis, one OF the excurslonists.
furnishes US the name, OF the party, as follows :
Colonel Thomas Allen, president OF the ST. Louis
and Iron Mountain Railroad; W. R. Allen, general
ticket agent OF the St. Louis and Iron Mountain
Railroad; Ed. Hardin, superintendent Of the st.
Louis and Iron Mountain Railroad; R w.
Bromford conductor; Edward Mercer engi-
neer. and c. S. Afford. baggage master Of the
train; Lee R. Shryock, president OF, the st. Louis
Board of Trade, Hen. Stsphney Ridgiey, ex United
States SENATOR St. Louis; Colonel L. V. Bogy Pro.
fessor Tracy, st. Louis; Jesse Lines, A. Ripple,
New York; d. NJ. Woodward, president Union Car
Works, St. Louis; willismA. Lynch, II. H. Mar
maduke, B. NJ. Heriot, st. Louis; William Porter,
Journal OF Agriculture st. Louis; @. ". Knapp
and II. G. Paschal, Missouri Republican; E..
McHenry, St. Louis Dispatch H. a. Wet
man, Missouri Democrat; Udo Brachvogel.
Westliche Post; 8. Fitch, St. Lolis Tri-
bune Rufus Randle, 7. A. Meysenburg,
]. s. limbs, Thomas Allen, IT., Richard S. Morgan,
S. Pulltam, D. Anderson, NJ. Walker and Henry
Raglan, ST. LOUIS. The party have their own
train, locomotive, coach, commissary and sleep
ing cars engineer conductor, brakemen, and
all. They obtained right Of way oVer eacn road
which they have crossed. This feature makes the
excursion one OF rather novel character.
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Cabinet Making, &r. 5
rABMET-MAKINGAND UPHOLSTERY
NICELY AND SUBSTANTIALLY DONE
! :
gY
J. l. LUNsFoRD, No. q Queen Street.

eraliy that the Hospital for SICK FURNITURE 1
stil at No ~ Queen street, where al the dlseaS dl
that Furniture Is heir to will be cured sPeeons
and the most reasonable terms Ier 70 and wounded
nstisnts. and / viii heal them and make axe glsa sne
me- hearts OF all those who favor me with pssrsnsI
age ond ~ sI9 resnectfuly beg leave TO call your at
Mouto ~ ,ha psct that am selling the best Se1S
,e1 Machines TO be found In the mAret Oeon-
G1y ' H. as saa ssns q
ssessr.so,vsd sesrss, Common Sense Family Sewing NJ
ahpe atp and then am sure you viii take ono homo.
cI,SSe ci.S yon. J. l. LUNSFORD,
"''' No. 81 Queen street, near Calder House.
aprN -iS
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LADIES' MEMORIAL -Assog1Ar1oE.-Ats q
meeting held yesterday afterhooh st theawfde@s'
-Aomer the awarding OF oftheconefaet-for-t thereon.
structIon Of monumentswas considered and
acted upon. The monument is to be Of native
granite, and the work viii be executed at oolum-
bia. A fair VIII be held In this city shortly. for
the purpose Of raising funds for the erection, and
all are requested to bear this In mind and work
accordingly. ,+,r -,
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BUSINESS ENyELopEs.-THE News Job Office
Is now prepared to furnish good envelopes, with
business cards printed thereon, at 81 per thous-
and. Send your orders. Every merchant and
business man should have his card printed on
h;s envelopes.
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CITY AFFAIRS.

We BEG that the commissioners and man
sagers Of elections win send US, as soon as possi-
BILE, statement Of the rinsoer or uoteS cast, and
OF the probable result Of the elections 1t is i'm
nortant that all friends Of THE NEWS attend to
this matter without delay.
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Mem Publications.
EOGARTIE'S BOOK DEPOSITORY.

LNOGah Lien OOOh DEl oOllOh1.
SCHOOL BOOKS and all descriptions OF School
Stationery.
We cali especial attention to our School Pens
and Writing Books which are made to our order,
and Will be found good aud cheap.
Especial attention VIII be given to orders frsm
Teachers 10 the country.
A complete catalogue OF School Books, with the
prices attached, will be sent free on application.
CATALOGUE No. 4s. -.
BEAUTIFUL THOUGHTS, from Greek authors,
authors, with English Index; also refer.
ences to parallel passages from the Scrip
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Ramage IL; D. So.
Beautiful Thoughts from German and Spanish
Beautiful thoughts; from Latin authors. So so.
Memoir of VIM. Ellerry Charming, with Extracts
from his Correspondence, &c. 2 vols. SO SO.
Memoirs OF the Life and Writings OF Thomas
Chalmers, D. D., LID, by bis son-nlaw, the
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The Early Years OF Christianity, by E. Depres.
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The Apostolic Era. sl.15- So.
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The Poultry Book, comprising the Breeding and
Management OF Profitable end Ornamental
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Illustrations, by Harrison Wier, and numer-
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The Pleasures OF Old Age, from the French OIL
Emile Souvestre. 81.
The Books or Shakespeare Gems, In series OF
landscape illustrations OF the most interest.
ing localities Of Shakespeare's dramas, mo-
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Knights Half Hours with the best Letter Writers
and Autobiographers. VOLS So.
The Rudlments Of Colors and OF Coloring, with
the nature Of Pigments; for the use OF deco.
rative artists, painters, &C., by Geo. Fields;
The Gcdey,s Lady's Book Receipts and Household
Hlnts arranged by Mrs. Frost. 90.
Paris In December, 1851, or, the Coup d'etat Of
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Lighthouse and Lightshlps, descriptive and
historical account Of their mode OF construe-
tion and organization, BY ". q. d. Adams;
profusely Illustrated ST so.
The Geological Evidences Of the Antiquity or
Man, with remarks n theories Of the origin
or species by variation. by Sir Charles Lyell,
FRS; Illustrated. 50.
Fisk's Manual OF Classical Literature, from the
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WrrNEssEs.-The commissioner Of elections
and the Hon. C. @. Bowen have made 'an ar
arrangement by which MessrsJ. L. Little, William
81. Birney and B. h. Hoyt have been appointed on
Il, part Of the Republicans OF Chsr'esson County
to be present and witness the count OF votes cast
st the late election The "count" commences
this morning at O'Clock.
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TIE CHAMBER OF CoMMERcE.-ouite an at
tract,ysf feature has beeen added to the handsome
building of the Chamber Of Commerce in the
shape Of new and elegant nag, bearlig the name
OF the Chamber in large blue letters The nag
star has been removed from the centre OF the
front OF the building TO the southeast corner.
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CHARLESTON LIGHT DRAGooNs.-The survt-
Wing members OF this gallant corps have called
meeting for the first OF November next, and all
who can boast Of being one OF their namber will
take pride in showing 1t BY their prompt at.
tenesnee It is encouraging 20 know that some
vet survive who did their duty so nobly to their
mother State, and may they live on to stand by
her as firmly now. as they once did at more
trying perlod. -.--
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IMPORTANT NoT1cE.-Mr. :. A. ]. Ransler,
county auditor, states for the information OF
bank officers and insurance agents that no tax
returns win be received after to-day. The penal
'sy provided by law will positively be imposed
.upOn all defaulterS. .-5 ~ -. = ~
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Meetings This Day.

Ladies' Benevolent Society, at IL N.
Survivors, Association, at half-past P. VI.
cotirion Club, at Z P. M.
Burns's Charitable Association, at 8 T. N.
Charleston Board OF Trade, al 10 A. ID.
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GRAND AND FIRST OPENING OF DRY Goods,
consisting Of Dress Goods, Blankets, Flannels,
Cassimerea, velvets, Silks; also, Carpets and
Ofcloths, &C., at the Branch Store Of Furchgott,
Benedict l. Co., No. "a King street, next to the
Misses Ashtons. Most sn the goods are Of our
ewn importation. and will be offered to the public
at such prices never known In Charleston be-
fore. 0ctA
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TaE SOUTHERN AND ATLANTIC TsLEGRAPH
coxpAsY.-This new company will commence
raising saeapesssra 5stdnglns sne' VIE iatnis
city this morniag The wire foe making c0nnec-
lions through his not yet come . band, and con-
sequently the s1alanf cadnOs eSmnence opera
tions InmedIatalyss The ofice here will be on the
second lc,e of The ws,kpown Ceustenay az building,
on Broad 4teeEnow Ibelesslaato, snd ta be So-
cupledbystSs Hsop,ss Bsuk ofS charleston.
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To THE PATRONS or THE SKATING R1SE.-
The cool weather having now setin, the proprle-
tor would be happy to see al bis old patrons.
Having received new supply Of aPlumpton's''
best he will be able to please every skater. The
Rink win be open, for ladies exclusively, every
forenoon nom 10 TO II O'Clock.
oct2s ~. jTHos. N. DsHoNRY.
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% CONSIGNEES PER STEAMSHIP
MANHATTAN, from New York, are notified that
she Is discharging Cargo at Adeers South Wharf.
Goods uncalled for at sunset viii remain on the
wharf at owners risk.
oct25.l JAMES ADGER CO., Agents.
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PHOTOGRAPH ALBUMS, In leather bindings,
holding fifty pictures, 75c. and soc. each, at No.
1s1 King street; also atrhe Hasel street Bazaar.
i. oct1o-mtu CHAs. G. R1GHTKR Co.
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Loss OF THE STEAM TUG SAMsoN.-Infor-
nation has been received here that the steam tug
Samson, on her passage from this city to hooue'
has been lost near Indian River, Florida.
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Rustic GOODS RUSTIC GOODS Side and
corner brackets book racks, wall pockets, paper
stands, match safes, and picture frames. Hasel
Street Bazaar and No. 161 King street. octls
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COUNTRY DEALERS can purchase their AL.
buns at New York prices atthe Hasel street Ba.
zaar, oct1o-mtu
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RANGE OF TIE THERMOMETERS at Joseph
.Black1nan's drug store No 80 Broad street, ooto.
Der 2.th O'Clock g.; TO- 70; Il, 72; 2, rs; 4, "a;
g. z: 8, 10.
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Hotel ArrIval.-october 81.
CHARLESTON HOTEL.

N. Brownson, Fernandlna; G. F. Mawley,
Jacksonvile;s IS. B. Dow, Summerviue; B. F. Jen.
kius, Richmond; R. W. .Yamble, Florida; A. Ad
ANS, E. Samuel. New York; A. B. Targuhae, Penn.
sylvanis; 8. Crowell, steamship Georgia.
MILLS HOUSE.
Rev. L. N Booth, ]. D. Humphrey New York;
8. A. Loye!oy, Boston; F. 8. Jones aud wife,
FLORIDA; r. s. Vernon, T. B. Marlborough, North
Carolina; ". Dimand, New Orleans; E. E. Evans
and wife, South Carolina; c. sehlbach. Port Royal
n.u-oa5
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@ SOUTH CAROLINA INSTITUTE
PAIR.-The FARMERS OF Charleston Neck are
respectfully Invited to assist the Committee OF Ar.
rangements In securing decorations for the Fair
Building at ths approaching Exhibition, by con-
trIbatlons OF Cedar Bushes and Moss.
A Committee will be in attendance at.ohe build
ing on the Race Course on Monday, Tuesday and
Wednesday OF next week. sor, the purpose OF re-
celvlng and arranging any contributions which
may be made.
In BEHALF or the Committee. -s-.,.: - =
E. MONTAGUE GRIMKE,
.octa2A :, ,,..s~.- .-., Superintendent.
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% AWAYWITH sPECTACLES.- OLD
Eyes made new, easily, without doctor or medi-
cines. Sent postpaid on receipt or-1o cents. Ad.
dress DR.. E. B. FOoTE, No. 12o Lexington avenue,
New York. declb
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PAVILION HOTEL.

". G. Geraty, Rockville; P. K. Curl, Bolton; W.
p Price, Baltimore; J. R. Allen, Kentucky; N. $.
Jones, J. s. Foster, Northeastern Railroad; J. j.
Prarton, Marion; F. 8. Plum and wife, Rochester,
IA Gamble, Florence; ]. -Crimmien, Augusta; U
r Littleaeld and wife, Georgia. @ e
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funeral Nptifes.

~ THE RELATIVES, FRIENDS AND
Acquaintance of Mr.. George Hosegood and fami-
~. OF Mrs. Ellen Ferguson, Of Mr. and Mrs. Moses
Levy, and the members Of the Sunday Schools Of
the Methodist E. Church, South, are respectfully
invited to attend the Funeral Of THOMAS HOSE
GOOD, son Of the former, from his late residence,
No. 80 Tradd street. THIS MORNING. at O'Clock.
oct25-s - i
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eB- MEDICAL NOTICE.-PATIENTs
sureving from Diseases pertaining to the aEN1To
URINARY ORGANS. win receive the latest scien-
tido treatment BY placing themselves under the
careoI Dr.. T. T.RERNsTJERNA, ofnce No. "a Hasel
street, three doors from the Pcstoflce
aepN-tuth1Vr -
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DEATH OF vIcE-CoNsuL.-The Savannah
naoar, announce the death, on Sunday evening,
of John william Dickinson, British vice.consul In
that city,
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FIRST OF THE sEAsoS.-Messrs. Robt. Mure
& 90. have received by the r. B. dove. from Liys
erpool, 1000 sacks Liverpool salt. Tatsis the
nrst direct arrival Of Liverpool salt this season.
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a NEW Lor of mercantile Note Paper, five
quires for 50c, at the Hasel street Bazaar and No.
1sI King street. oct1o-mtu
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BUsLNEss MOTT CEs.

+. s1o,ooo-Mr. A. C. Kaufman will lend this
amount on mortgage. 80.
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rr PERSONS HAVING WORKS OF

s@ PERSONS HAVING WORKS OF
Art, Painting. Statuary, &C., are most respect.
fully requested to offer them for exhibition at the
Institute Fair. The greatest care WILL be taken
Of the articles offered. Communications address.
ed to the undersigned Will meet With prompt at
tentlon. JOHN q. DEvEREUX,
oct2s-. Chairman Committee on Decorations.
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RoBERT:MURE l. CO., Agents.

r CONSIGNEE WANTED FOR A
lot OF Boxes marked J. G. TAYLOR, per Steamship
FALCON, from Baltimore. Also, 8 lot Of Boxes,
by same Steamer, marked Captain ". P. MAR
TIN. MeRDEcAI& CO.,
oct25-2 Agents