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The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1870-10-31

B AN AUTUMN SUGGESTION
Now, as heavy fogs arise and searching winds
commence to blow; now, as the human body,
exhausted like inanimate nature by the heats OF
summer, begin to wilt and droop; now, ere the
inclement winter makes Its trying onset; now Is
the time for preparatory course Of the best ac-
cllmatlng medicine in existence, HosTETTER'S
STOMACH BITTERs.
Fever and Ague Is rampant In all parts Of the
country. Qunine, the physicians admit. will not
ouen the phase OF the disease which at the pres
ent peryades the entire West 1t is we'll that 1t Is
so, for the remedy tso-calledl is deadlier than
the malsdy But II qulnine Is inefficient In inter-
mtttent fevers Hostetter's Bttters Is irresistible.
1t would be safe to make contract under heavy
penalties, that any given "Ferer.and Agus DIS.
trtctn should be exempted from the disorder for
any particular time, provided every nhabtant
would take the Bitters according to dur
Ing the term OF the contract. There has never been
m instance IN which this sterling inrigorant and
ant.febrile medicine has failed 10 ward OH the
complaint, when taken duly as protection
against malaria. Hundreds OF physicians have
abandoned all the ofilcinal specifics and now pre-
scribe this harmless vegetable tonic. and nothing
else. as preventive and cure for al The forms Of
chills and fever. vlgor Is the thing most Deedlul
In these cases, as well as in dyspepsia and ner-
yous affections, and Hostetter's BiIters are the
safest surest, and most wholesome strengthening
preparation that human skill has yet concocted.
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ST.. PETERS SCHOOL FA1R.-The pastor Of
St. Peters (Catholic) Church established at the
beginning Of they q parochlal school for
colored children which is now in successful opera
tlon The revenues otthe church were wholly in
adequate to meet the expense OF buil;lng and
carrying on the school, but it was hoped that
Some substantial assistance might be had from
abroad. This expectation is disappointed, and
the pastor, the Rev. A. M Eolch!. Is compelled to
appeal by means OF fai- to the charity OF the
Charleston public. This fair, co be known as the
St. Peters School Fair, will open on Thursday
hight In Meeting street, opposite the Charleston
Hotel, and will be open each day from three to
five in the afternoon, and from seven to eleven at
night; Thc price Of admission is twenty cents.
Children (who will not be admitted at night un.
less with their parents or guardians) half price.
Season tickets one dollar.
1t Is to be hoped that this fair which has an OBJ
ject Of much importance-the education Of colored
children-may be generally and handsomely pa.
tronized.
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DONATIONS TO THE FAIR OF THE GSEI!AS
LADIES' SoCIETr.-The ladies gratefully aeSaow.
ledge the following donations: One pair rsce pho
tograph frames, Miss Ella T. Whitney; one cspcaet
watch case and one pair lamp mats, Miss Schc.-
ken;;two pair crochet lamps, Miss E. Neither: enc
rgolet and one sidy, Miss JsBerkhan; one pair OF
embroidered slippers, Miss A. Heger; one pair
crochet lamp mats, Miss E. Heger; one pair tides,
Miss j. Cohen; one pair vases Sisters Of Mercy;
one handsome sofa cnsdion, Miss G. Campsen;
one. handsome embroidered picture, tmother OF
6hrht with her Rabe,) E. waltien, embroidered by
Miss E. Waltjen, deceased, and By her last special
wish to be presented to .he German Ladies' Fair.
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THE GREAT FAIR.-Saturday morning the
voung people OF Charleston responded to the call
Of the committee In the most gratifying manner,
and with their assistance the decorations Of the
hall were completed BY evening. They consist OF
moss, evergreens and noWers all OF na'lVe
growth, hung in wreaths and festoons along the
roof and sides OF the building. Amo"g them hang
the fiags of all the different nations, the engine
companies, mercantile houses, and one old battle
Dag, borne by the Palmetto Guard In Its cam
paigns during the late war. Flowers OF all colors
and sizes are interspersed among the heavier
decorations and give the whole bright anu
pleasing effect.
The tables for the different articles are all com
plete, AMI some are already filled with articles
for exhibition. Among the articles to be now
seen are several fine p.cimens OF phosphate rock,
and near them one OF those identical grabbers
so lately hourishing in political circles on the
backs Of some of the Reform tickets.
The space devoted to The machinery is being
rapidly filed up, and near by are several lots OF
p!oughs Of all sizes and shapes, challenging the
inspection and admiration OF yisting.farmers.
The Race Track has beeu improved by railing
along the inside OF the track. and just opposite
the balcony on the grand building is the space
selected for the tournament. The grass has all
been newly mown, and presents smooth level
lawn for the passage Of the knights, large mum.
Der OF whom have already sent in their names and
Joined the lists The ladies. as was shown by Sat.
urday's attendance, have not been backward in
their part Of the work, and they look forward to
this tournament as one OF the great episodes ln
the fair. Let the young men see that they are not
disappointed.
Along the smooth track several splendid horses
are to be seen exercising each day. and an eNctt.
ing :ace will add to the pleasures Of the coming
Teek. The tables and al preparations for the ex'
hibition are now complete, and all are requested
to forward their wares intended for exhibition
without delay.
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BY A. G. McGILLIvARY,

DEBECCA J.. COUTURIER, EXECU-
III .TRIX Of DR.. J. J.. Couturter, Plaintiff vy
Samuel W. Palmer, Defendant In the common
Pleas
BY virtue Of an order Of the Hon. r. 2. Carpen-
ter, Judge Of the First Circuit In the above case
will expose for sale at Public Auction, on MON
DAY, the 7th day of November, at II O'Clock A. NJ,
In front Of the Old Customhouse,
AL that PLANTATION OR TRACT OF. F.LAND,
situate In st. Stephens Parish In the County OF
Charleston, State OF South Carolina, measuring
and containing seven hundred and twenty eight
acres OF high Land, more or less, and tho swamp
Land adjoining on the Santee River. 8uttLng and
bounding north partly on Mrs. Snowden's Land,
partly on the Santee River, east on Lands now Of
late OF John Palmer and Robert II. Palmer, south
on Land now or late Of Robert n. Palmer, west on
Land Of Mrs. Snowden; and having such meteS.
and bounds as are dellneated In a plan Of survey
made OF the same OF the request Of Joseph Palmer,
Administrator OF Estate OF John Palmer, Jr., de-
ceased, by T. Sessions, surveyed the 18th Of De-
cember, 1888. .:y..s!...
Terms OF Sale-so much cash as will pay the cost
of the proceedings for judgment and foreclosure
and the balance In one year upon bond with In.
terest at the rate Of seven per cent. per annum,
payable annually, secured BY mortgage Of the.
premises. s,,E. w. III. MAOkEft
oct24-m3 Sheriff Charleston County. Z,
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Coop NEWS FOR TIE LADIEs.-Messrs.
;Furchgott Benedict & Co., who have bec9m" SO
lavorably known to the ladies' as,the n:op.ietors
OF the great bargain dry goods store at che cor.
ner OF King and Calhoun streets have just open
ed at their new end elegant establishment, No. aii
King street, nearly opposite the Academy q! MI
sic, fresh and carefully selected sto GS CT dress
goods, cloths, nanneAs, carpesings, &c. TO which
they invite attention In another column cf to'day's
NEWS They mean to do business upon the same
principle as herecorore-Quick sales 'acd small
prodts
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CLUBS AND SrARs.-George Robinson, Annie
Bryant and Mary Jane Bolgerawere arrested on
F4aaynight for creating adlsturbance on King
street, They were released by the Mayor on Sat-
urdsy, having already been imprisoned during
the whole night.
The case Of Louis Carpenter. who was reported
for fast driving on King street, was continued
until this morning, in consequence Of his noa-
appearance before the Mayor,
The case Of Mr.. ]. Il. Averill, reported for keep.
ing rtwlthout q license, was also continued
from the same cause.
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FHE LATE CORPORAL ]. 7. FRAZER, OF THE
SUMTER GUARD-We have had the pleasure oil
inspecting portrait of the late Corporal Frazer,
OF the Sumter Guard, which had been oayone'ed
and otherwise defaced during the war. Through
the mastery touch Of Mr. c. j. Hamilton, Nlr-
ginia artist, the portrait has been completely re-
stored, and the numerous friends of Mr.. II. will
be pleased to learn that he has added fresh aures
to his well.earned reputation. Mr.. f. has several
gems Of art which will repay inspection.
"Blest be the art which can immortalize
That which battles Times tyrannic claim to quench
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EDWIN FORREST, the great tragedian, opens
an engagement OF five nights at the Academy OF
Music on Monday evening next. This is Mr.. For
rests first appearance in Charleston for many
years. he Is supported by fine tragedy COM
pany OF twenty persons especially organized for his
Southern engagements, by Mr. W. N. Holland, the
manager. Among the plays to be produced here
by Mr.. Forrest are Richeiieu, Damon aud Pyth-
las, o,helio and Eing Lear. No more need be
said. Crowded houses In his instance are fore
gone conclusion.
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The SOUTH CAROLINA RAILROAD AND THE
FArR.-A new track, built expressly for the &C.
commodation Of persons visiting the fair has been
laid by the South Carolina Railroad divergtng
from the regular track about three hundred
yards above Shepherd street. The trains VIII run
directly up 20 the grounds from the Ann street
depot at short intervals during the continuance
of the fair The branch track has now been COM
pleted, and train passed over it last Saturday
afternoon. Il
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NFARGARETM. SCHWARTZ, TRUSTEE
IN and Assignee, vs. JAMES E. WALKER

MI ARGAREIM M. SCHWARTZ, TRUSIEE
lM and Assignee, vs. JAMES E. WALKER
In the Common Pleas, Charleston County.
By virtue OF o judgment In the above entitled ac-
ton the subscriber, as Referee, will sell at the old
Postofice, foot of Broad street, In Charleston, on
WEDNESDAY. the l6th day Of November next at
All that LoT OF LAND, with the Buildings there
on, situate on the north side Of Market street. In
the City OF Charleston, and known as numbers
ninety six 1857 aud ninety eight 1897 measuring In
'front.' on Market street twenty seven (2D feet on
the east line extending to the north eighty 1907
feet thence east thirty three 1887 feet thence north
sixty three feet nine inches (63 feet nches) ana
on the north line, from east TO west, eighty -elgnt
1851 feet, thence running south sixty.three feet
nine inches (s3 feet inches' thence east twenty
eight (2S) feet, and from thence on the west lne
running south eighty 1907 feet; butting and hound:
Ing to the east on Lands now or late OF n. +. Peus
and Walkers, to the north on Land now or Late OF
E. Adams, to the west on Lands now or late OF
Leng. Sllcox and others, and to the south on MAY
6et street.
Terrns-Cash enough to pay S13l2 25, and also
the costs and disbursements In the action; the
balance payable on or before March 16, 1873, sc.
cured by bond Of purchaser and mortgage OF the
premises, bond bearing interest at seven per cent,
payable annually until the debt be paid. Property
TO be insured and policy assigned. Purchaser TO
nav Referee for stamps and papers.
oct2Emw8 ASHER D. COHEN, Referee.
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BAPTIST SUNDAY-sCHooL CoScERT.-A large
congregation assembled yesterday afternoon 10
witness the monthly concert OF the Citadel Square
Baptist Church. The services were opened By o
prayer and appropriate address By the Rev. L. d.
schucs, and the children. under the direction OF
the accomplished organist, W. R. Pennal, Esqr
sang several hymns with great fervor and purity
of style. The concert passed OF very pleasantly,
and in manner exceedingly gratifying to the
parents, who witnessed the jealous efforts OF
their chlldren-to them, indeed, labor OF love.
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@COTTON PRESSES ON UNION
WHARF.-THE Press at East end of Shed on Union
Wharf will be known as STEAMERS PRESS"
and that at the West end will retain the name OF
STATE PRESS"
Both Presses will be under the management of
the subscriber, assisted by Mr.. McCABE.
Shippers OF cotton will please take note OF the
several names OF the Presses, and draw Zip their
receipts accordingly.
No change has been made In the charge for
compressing.
oct29-3 JOHN HANCkEL.
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SHOT BY THE STATE CoNsTABULARY.-The
Laurensvlle Herald says: .'Mr. Turner Richard
son, SON Of DR. Richardson, OF this village, was
pursued and Shot BY the consrabulary Of Chester,
in Chester County, on Wednesday. Mr.. Richard
son Is wounded severely, in the.arm. We learn
that the scoundrels pursued Mr.. B., who had
been to Chester on business, and shot him on the
highway. lie Is now at Unionyille, and receiving
attention. Mr r. is one Of the most peaceao!e
and honorable young men In our county
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ATTENTION, KNIGHTs.-Attention is invited
TO the advertisement, inserted iu our columns Of
to.day BY the committee OF the tournament, to be
held next Friday at the Fair Grounds. The lists
are open, and all who do not believe that the
smiles OF beauty are the most desirable reward
for superiority in this manly exercise, are request:
ed to examine the fine list Of practical prizes TO be
distributed among the victors.
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A CELEBRATED STARCH.-The following is a
list OF prize medals awarded the Messrs. Duryea
over all competitors In Europe and this country
for superior quality" superior excellence,.'
"perfectlon Of quality perfect purity" &C., &c.:
First prize medal at worlds Fair, London, 1852;
Grand Exhibition, Paris, 1867; Hamburg, 1868;
Cologne 1865; Havre, 1865; Amsterdam, Altona,
1869; and In the United States, at Maryland In.
stitute, 1859; and, also at State, agricultural and
other fairs during the past twelve yeals. During
the last two months the first prize has been
awarded to this starch a; the Interstate Fair at
Pittsburg, Pa; and at the Ohio Fair at Cleveland,
for .sperfecs purity" This is irrefutable tes;i-
mony and consumers should take notice OF the
fact, and, also, to bear in mind that the Messrs.
Duryea. have been successful competitors in
starch against the whole world. Remember the
name OF Duryea's Satin Gloss aud Superior
Starch. octs11
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@ ESTATE THOMAS A HARVEY,
OF ST. JAMES GOOSE CREEK, FARMER.-All
persons having Legal Claims against said Estate
will! render the same sttested, and those Indebted
will make immediate payment to O. ]. CAIN,
Qualified Executor, Oakley P. o S. G..
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A FYrrE.-Two intelligent colored citizens
fought fight in Rutledge Avenue yesterday. one
.of them grabbed the other by the throat and held
him till he called Peccayi The vanqrished SAID
1T was "a right, and evidently intends TO appea!
for redress to some favorise trial justice.
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RARE CHANCE FOR ADvEKrrsERs.-During
the present week Charleston will be crowded with
strangers, and very large extra editions of THE
NEWS viii be issued to meet the unusual demand.
Now Is the time for our merchants and business
men to avail themselves of our advertising space,
and reap hundredfold advantage therefrom.
word 10 the wise, &c.
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NorrcE.-The attention Of capitalists, and
others at home and abroad, is called to the sale OF
the valuable Rice and Cotton Plantations on Com.
bahee River, South Carolina, to be sold under or.
der of the Court of Bankruptcy, In this city, on
Tuesday, the 1st of November next, at II O'Clock,
In front Of The Old Postoce, ut the foot Of Broad
street.
ThenGreen Pontn Plantation Is one of the
most valuable on the "Combahee River" and pro-
duced for many years slxty.one ts1) bushels OF
rice to the acre.
The "Grove', and ..Blanford: Plantations de.
serve also considerable attention, as not only good
places bu: located in a section OF the State near
which phosphates have been found and which
probably underlie oil these lands.
We are authorized to state that the plantation
adjoining Green Point, will shortly be advertised
for sale under decree Of the courts. This latter
place has formerly been included as part Of
Green Point Plantation. oct31-2
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MHED.-Our contemporary, the Orangeourg
News. g so bewildered by its change OF politics
and tn. accompanying five or SIX columns Of State
advertisements, thar it talks Of holding meeting
to nav a fitting tribute to general R. E. Lee,
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BUSINESS ESvELoPEs.-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
his envelopes.
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Hotel Arrivals, October as and 80.
PAVILION HOTEL.


0. c. Moore, Memphis;,J. B. Hayward, Jr.,
South Carolina; W. Tucker, ST. Paurs;J. NJ. Page,
'Thos. Pensineer, John Myers. Henry Bohm, A. q.
Leroy, D. Mclsrd, Charles Lorath, John Gilen.
W. s. Thatcher, Nashville; Horatlo c. SaLss, Viz
ginia;. Geo. B. Aiken and lady, Baltimore; Mon
treal Museum; John A. Barnard, New York; Cap.
tain N. Y..Bates Kentucky, D. c. Clark, Madam
Haliean, Canada; James NJ Howell, Toronto; Sig
nor Francis, New Orleans; f. Virgins, Cuba; G. W.
Marks, Memphis; r. G. Wells, agent OF Edwin
Forest; ". Il. Bull and lady, Santee; F. n. McIn-
tyre, Savannah; r. Hahn, New York; Charles B.
Sellers, Washington; John Reibert, Charles Wood,
b. Wallace, E. Chapman, Miss Emma Harrison, J.
E.Mavene, Mr.. and Mrs. Nugent, Savannah.
CHARLESTON HOTEL.
D. Richards, New, York; Al. Gee, Boston; VIM.
T. Campbell AthlQne; E. B. West, Augusta; John
B. Ssrdy New York; J. B. Weaver, Chattanooga:
ON. Sadler, South Carolina; J. J. Johnston, New
York; Lawrence Sangston, Baltimore; Fl. NJ. Will
son. Charles a. Smith and Wife, New York; DR..
Thomas Smith and servant, South Carolina; F. J.
A. Philipp New Orleans; P. v. Albright New Al
bany; B. &. Bliss, New York; Geo. Sellers, Marys-
ViIle;J. d. Hughes, New York; ]. E. Bradley, Bris-
tol; Thomas Han, Brooklyn; Miss 8. H. Watson,
Hiss u. H. Siiusi MISE Llule NduCS, SOheSOuEy' w.
A.tWalSer, Wilmington; J. R. Adams, Magnolia;
W. L. Buckingham, Baltimore; Geo. II. Seer, Au-
gnsta; A. 8. Shepperson New York; E. B. Whit
man, Baltimore; J. P. Blood, Athens; S. B. Dow
Summerviie: Captain c. NJ. Irving, Moutev!deo;
G. H. Merrill, bark Lula; Arthur Thomson, New
York; Franklin Fraser, Jtcksouville;. P. S. Grow.
ell E. Dennis, D. Callahan, -.
MILLS HOUSE.
A. g. Morgan and wife, New York: c. P. Mar
shall, Indiana; S. Brittaw, Wilmington; N. Camp.
bell. D. B. Henshaw Philadelphia; JET. J. Speiro,
New York; "a. Decker. Savannah; c. N. Fowe,
Boston; R. J. Keith, R. W. Rosin, Baltimore; Jno.
L. Murray, Cincinnati; Mrs. F. Wilson, B. F. Jen-
Sins, Richmond; George II. Andrews, Atlanta:
Chas. H. Erwin, Mccarthy Troupe; A. G. Leayitt,
schooner Henrietta; O. F. Connor Port Royal
Railroad Chas. R Fowler, C. NJ. Fitzgerald, New
York; John Wright, Edisto; R. R. Glenn, Atlanta;
Eugene St. Clair, E. L. Hall, New York; o. P.
Bush Mrs. o. P. Bush and children, Savannah; P.
Il. Aaema, New York; Miss B. Chapman, Miss E.
Chapman, Mrs. d. Chapman, C. B. Bishop, e. c.
Ford, Savannah; h. Little, London; Miss Maud
Hamilton, New York; ]. A. Brenner, Western
Union Telegraph Company; Judge Kearon, r.
Powell. NJ. Green, Washington; J. A. Bowie, Az
Ianta; B. L. Benson, wifs daagatsr, and Child
A. f. Grab.elder, New York; P. Lorenstier, BaltI
more; John L. Chadwick, wadmalaw;J. A. Yates
Soath Carolina; B. K. Bliss, New York.
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funeral Notlees.

me THE RELATIVES, FRIENDS AND
Acquaintances Of Mr.. and Mrs. RICHARD CALD.
WELL and family, are respectfully invited to at
tend the Funeral Services OF the former, at st.
Michael's Church, TOMORROW MORNING, at half
past O'Clock, without further invitation.
octa1
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SoLDIERs.-Captain Estes, commanding
Company l, lstn Regiment, United states lnlsn.'
~, arrived at LaurensViile on MONDAY lass, WIN
detachment Of thirty men. The Herald says
tnat the community welcome" their arriTa!
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a8- NATIONAL FREEDMAN'S SAY

rs NATIONAL FREEDMAN'S Saw
INGs AND TRUST COMPANY, CHARLESTON
BRANCH, No. "a BROAD sTREET.-Money de-
posted on or before the 21st Of November will
draw interest from November 1st. Interest allow
ed, and compounded In March, July and Novem-
ber, and on Special Deposits every thirty days.
All Deposits payable on demand, with interest
due. NATHAN RITTER.
oct29-.19 Cashier.
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CASES BEFORE THE UNITED STATES CON-
MISSIONER oNSArURDIY.-Dublin Eason and Ouf-
fee Simons, two of the Biggin Church rioters were
released on bail to appear. before the January
term Of the United States Court. Several war
rants of arrest were issued.
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T.xrs-I,Asr DAY OF GR4cE.-Tte books OF
both the city and county treasurer viii be closed
to-day. All taxes remaining unpaid after to-oa!
will be increased twenty per cent, and eSecu
tIons will be issued to the sheriff.
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y ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS ladies of the Gar
aent Society desire to return their most sra'e'u.
thanks to Messrs. A. Gage & Co., for their hoefal
Isonat,on AZ two hundred dollars to the society.
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@rNOTICE 10 SHIPMASTERS AND
AGENTS OF vESSELs.-on and after This DAY
the rates for COMPRISING Cotton, including
drayage to the vessel, will be seventy-dye cents
f7sc.l per bale SHIPS COTTON PRESS,
Anson street.
TYLER COTTON PRESS,
actass Longitude Lane.
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8UsI NESS SoGI Es.

PHOTOGRAPH ALBUMS, in leather bindings,
holding fifty pictures, 75c. and s0c. each, at NO.
16l King street, also at the Hase! street Bazaar.
oct1o-mtu CHAs C. RICHTER & Co.
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RUSTIC GooDs RUSTIC GooDs Side and
corner brackets, book racks, wat pockets paper
stands, match safes, and gpicture frames. Hasel
Street Bazaar and No. le1 King street. oc:ls