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COTTON MARKETS.

NonrorK Va July I2Co quiet; low Mailing 7ie saes
30 bales; receipts % bales exports ooast~e % oa '' "
bales. ,,,ur
NEwOR1EANs La July l2Co,ion dan prices nomiua hengs
li0 saes o. taes. receipts 40 baesi erorto 1feAi
Brian, 3.lG4 bsles stock O., 1913 hsics. ,..,-
CnARRsToS c. Juiy l1Co.ou doll prices NOMINAL hlluis"
llc.: net receipts i16 bales: stock. fff bales.
GALvgsroN Texas July 2Coon dolls Ines rom.nal Good or
nary 5c receipts " bales; ekportcoas"ise CO.. bales Tocs
II ,3l8 bales .,,r "a -. On
SAyASSAH Ga July l2-Coit0n dull MiiLngs 8ci sales Z"
bales. net receipts bales; stock 9l62 bales 80.
MoBng Ala July l2-Cotton quiet Nc ling, Lc; sal,s I.o
b. u,t p, bales; eHporsto Great Ban, l! bales %
Boston L. $50 bales !. stock 10 90 bales
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rur cuIIDREy OF CAPT. WILLIAMS.

The Boston Journal says: The late Capt.
Williams of the u g. steamer Oneida left three young
children who were dependent entirety upon ms salary
o., ,har education and maintenance. His sudden and
I'D dootb rendered them destitute. Capt II. b. Forbes
generously undertook to raise the sum OF ooo for their
edncaton He has raised $1,000 and now the good
oonIe ~ Boston Highlands where Capt. Williams re-
sided for three years after his release from
~ Al GOO of the sum required to complete tho $4,000
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ne. n reasonable certainty that skins arc not infected
rom having been in contact with smallpox, the score
v OF War directs that existing orders on TINS sueo.
- NOT TO be 30 construed TO prohibit the smpnen'
Shereof." ,,, A., IN
s,pervisor Sutton reports from philadelphia that nc
soized the rectifying and liQourhouse OF James rat
en- IN the Second District for violation OF
Haw
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LABOR MOVEMENTS.

The Cortmen employed in the Brooklyn Water
Board re refused An nres day Yesterday The
DAY Eight will hereafter constitute days Sots In
the Water Boarf
The Laborers of the Eastern and Western District
Brooln appointed Committees conference with other Organizations
last evening on thl BghthOur Law.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-07-13

Tie American Agricnnst One o. ssoces hsl E's
ann ael with this oil fall ias.enugs last week Hboke
and the OIL with burning wick H. spread over the h0or but no
burning oil occurred beyond thewck' lie Tog DO. vs.
Other OH IS gallon would We O house OF 'hAt
PRATT, 1913 Futon-sL, v. \.
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O5 head demand gooi for best grace ~
hI ce.. orin,ry aud small cattle selling from c 10 = fF
lover. @3 25a ~ .. int quality az 1i% va
ara. seconI quality la p; third quality IL -s0 ~
Surrp ayB Receipts j bead there good supply hu
no chance In rate Spring Lambs boz Orr dnan ss ia 0s AZ - W.
- each; EItfs 46 5Jd 80 Veal Calves, ga 10
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LOCAL POLITICS.

a
To the FdftOr OF The Tribune.
SIR: The Tammany Ring have perpetrated
a swinde Of this city, which think should
be exposed At the election held i'm May candi-
date on the Republican ticket for Inspector OF Elec-
tons in the I'd District, XyIIIth Ward. / received
the third highest vote, and appointed received
notice OF appointment from the Mayor on the 23d or
june in this notice there is nothing which says shall
call and qualify However, called on Saturday June
D. and was Informed IL was too late the time having
expired should like to ask If there is anything in that
law in regard to the number OF days person shall have
in which qualify The notice IS dated June J. but was
not sent until June %; and two days after call and am
told it is too late There many more that have been
told the same thing they refuse to appoint but will
appoint Democrats in our places VIII THE TRIBUNE
please expose this and oblige the honest votersi
CHAs CRAWFORD, No. 233 East Thirteentli-st.
Nebc- York, July II, 1870
The Fifth Assembly District Colored Re
publican Ass9e d % 11 snTG G ndr Ey a
The Democratic General Committee of Kings
County held meeting in Brooklyn last night, and tnl-
minated batch OF resolutions aSlSt inc rd
for " importing Asiatcs." The Park ard Water Com
missoners were requested to comply with the EighHour
law Messrs Fnrey and Mosey harangued the Com
mttee the subject Of the resolutions, and then the
question growing out Of MAYOR Kalbhesehs refusal To
attend the meetings OF the Committee as llS chdhah'
The 0tllClal result Tor Judge Oh uhe cuplcmo
Court in the With District Of Illinois, including Cook
County (Chcago) is For Hitchcock, Republican 1896
McAster Independent, 1881; majority for McAister
l,On.
The NGr- Haren Palladium, not having the
fear OF "the Boss" before its eyes, says:
II ia very kind of the Americas Club TO take so much
interest in Connecticut politics One of the objects OF
the hospitaty extended literally Saturday IL 10
prepare tie way for making Senator Woodward the
Democratic candidate for Governor or Congressman next
/ mil a tbp pNeur-
HE Legislature dgracd Itself SATURDAY BY becoming the guest,
~ Bu Wees Americas Greenwich. here they dn' and
wiued laughed they deserved IL is rmoe mat
viii T Saratoga guests OF Congressman 40
% stopping on their way home parting drink ah Rcd
/ dy the Blacksmith"
The following are the official footings from
60 counties Of Illinois, for and against the Constitution,
and the eight distinct propositions submitted each to
J separate vote Of the people
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ConRres. and Empire Spring Co.'S Depot for Conges'
Ennrs ami other Mineral Spnng Waters ~ CBAhBkks fkst
6ApvAY Free daily City and Brooklyn Natural waters
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1ohn z. nenrr. 5 coIIeae.plaee, New.York.-P0rg.

and MINERAL WATERS All tuat muss y ~
and pbv,a happiness Al goods guaranteed Censn< and furnished
quantities desired THE LARGEST BsTABLshAESl ~ TIE nm
M
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ID 81. 4Ih. Sta. 9th. It'll 9th. 9th. Total
Proutier. .......O o -
Tuttle Bailey. 3 2 Ola
ECKFORD VS.. ATHLETIC.


On Monday game between the Ecktords
and Athletics lof Brooklyn played, resulting IN
favor OF the former by majority OF three runs Al the
bat the Athletics players did most service scoring IA
first bases TO Ii OF the Eckf0rds. The Athletic players
were Virgins, Proctor, NOOnan Booth, Ireland, Bird
Richardson, Cook and Naylor The Eckfords were not
in their full strength, presenting the Allison DrotheIs'
Crum brothers. Joshua Snyder, Beach, Mci)er1n0t,
Duy and COrIigan. The earned III each inning
follows:
Isl. "a. 81 4h 5h 9Th It'll Bth yth Io"L
AAstf.,...,..s5 3 . Id
STAR VS.. OsCEoLA.
These Brooklyn Clubs met yesterday at the
Captoline grounds, and played sxlnnhg same' IT,
sultng, OsceOa, Z; Star, 80.
MUTUAL Va. PAsTIME.
BALTIMORE, Md, July ia game OF base-
hall was played to-day between the Mutuals Oh New
York and the Pastimes of Baltimore winch fcsuIeu III
favor OF the former by score OF 81 10 lS'
WHITE STOCKINGS VS.. KEYsT0NEs. .,
u,rADFLPHIA, July 12.-The White Stock
ine of Chicago beat the Keystones this afternoon by
store OF * 10 Is In game Of innings the play be-
ing stopped by the rain.
AT Washington, to-day, the Mutuals of this
eitv play the oiympics OF Washington
The Policemen of the Fifth and sixth Pre-
cincts Wiliamsburgh Capts. Woglom ana mullehs
forces respectively, play the first OF series to-day az
the Union grounds
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NARRIED.

,VosJi, nd yi-itira Cards, Initial Stamping Note Pspsr
NJ EyERpsLs SONS i4 PuLToS-sr OLD DUTCH CHVAoh
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First Presbyterian Church. under the direction OF Mr.
j. X Bunyon. The benediction pronounced by the
Rev. Il. ID. Benty, and tho meeting dissolved.
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THE STATE or TRADE.
LATEST EUROPEAN MARKET
CUBAN MARKETs

ilMlrke. snd closed tfnef
Five rsen,es o. 1892 are quoted az 81.
IAyAE JAY l2.-Cottoa closed quiet SPOT and aaost
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DOMESTIC MARKETS.

H,vAyA July i2-Althe Cuban markets greatly unse
.eQu Of the disturbed condition Of sh4fs In Europe
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BASEBALL.
FUTILE AND BAILEY VS.. FRONTI

FUTILE AND BAILEY VS.. FRONTIER.
The above named junior organizations played
Yesterday at the Union grounds for the Junior champion
ship and the silver ball After playing one hour and
forty minutes the T. & B. Club declared ylctors.
The r. b. Club has many junior organizations, and
in every contest won by long odds or made daslnng
Below is the result OF yesterdays game ny III
niugs:
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TIE TURF.

TOtal..........ssssss ~" iva
Umpires-Messr.. Smith and Eastwood.
Time OF game, : hours, Is minutes.
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The official result for Judge of the Supreme
Court in the With District Of Illinois, including Cook
County Chicago, Isl For Hitchcock, Republican, 1885
McAster, Independent 15i37; majority for McAilster
lOi1.
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Hote, ArrIvals-october 8.
CHARLESTON HOTEL.

MS. Floyd, Baltimore; D. Dessan, New
York; P Eaton, Marietta; P. Harris, New
York; C. T. Ames, New Orleans; John G.
Wlnder, Wilmington; George W. Tucker, Jr.,
Baltimore; ". J. Ramsey and wife, New York
F. NJ. King, Wilmington; Walter Minis, G. o.
Nathans, Philadelphia; VIM. Mass, Savannah;
Wm Butler, Edgeheld; Leroy DuBall, Mrs. b.
McGufln, Mrs. V. McGufin, Tallahassee; Chas.
Daily, New York; Mrs. Keitt and servant,
Orangeburg.
MILLS HOUSE.
F.J. P. Owens, Laurens; c. L. Amet, Phila-
delphia; ". A. McDuff and wife, Florida; T. N.
Evans, Georgia; W. b. Brisbane, Beaufort; G..
a. Dunon, G. C. Reford, Newbern; F. G
Rutherford and wife, Rhode Island.
PAVILION HOTEL.
Ames's Circus Troupe;J. A. Batting, North
Carolina; W. 4. Whitaker, Georgia; W. W..
Seay, New York; W. L. Grout, Ohio; R. D..
Yaw, Georgia; L. Rice, Augusta; T. P. Boyd,
orangeburg; ]. B. stoddard, Boston; J. B.
Ulmer, Beaufort; W. A. Hannah, North Caro-
lima; ]. B. LaSall, Edistoi james Berry. Mar
ion; J. Y. Kleine, WATERFORD; T. W. Rain
water. Georgia.
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m- A WELCOME DISH AT THE

ms A WELCOME DISH AT THE
TABLE, AND AT THE COUCH OF THE INvA.
LID.-The countless ways in which the SEA
MOSS FARINE may be utilized In cookery, the
immense number Of dlshes-some plain and SIM
pie, others OF the most delicate and delicious ma
ture-to which it imparts not only all that is desir
able in quality, but wonderful increase OF guam
tity, are among its strongest recommendations.
There Is no kind OF farlnaceous preparations, no
Kind Of soup or gravy In which 1t may not be
used to advantage; and the blanc mango, pud-
dlngs, custards, creams, jellies gruels, &c, made
from itsre not only unsurpassed. but, In our opin
ion, unequalled. Invalids whose stonachs are 80
sensitive rs to reject all ordinary preparations
for the sicE.room, find no difficulty in retaining
and dlgesting the light and nourlshing food OF
which this article forms the basis.
On the score Of economy, the SEA MOSS
FARlNE is certainly infinitely preferable to any
OF the starches, farlnas, gelatines, &C., made
from the cereals or from maize. We are assured
that package OF It, costing only twenty five cents
will produce no less than sixteen quarts Of blanc
mango, Jelly, custard, or Moss Farine Cream.
The quantity seems almost incredible, but the
statement is made on good culinary authority
and our readers can easily test It's accuracy for
themselves octs-mwr3Dac
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TRIB UTE OF RESPECT.

At the monthly communication OF Land
mark Lodge No. 76. A. FSM., held on Wednes
day, October 5th, the following preamble and
resolutions were unanimously adopted:
Since our last communication. Brother
William E. Mkell, P. A., has been taken from
our midst ir the prime of his lite aud rigor Of
a useful manhood.
The members Of the bar and tho community
at large have already offered their tribute at
the shrine of his memory, but we too miss
him, and would add the c;oTniog chaplet to
the memory of one whose candor and integrity
was eouallel only By his genial heart. In
eyery sphere OF his short life-father, husband
brother. son. and man of business-his manly
virtues shoue out brightly. His earnest
warm.hear, edness was the more enhanced
from his unos'entatlous disinterestedness.
he was a geuuine brother OF our order, of
high grade of intellect and moras. In life he
practiced our tenets to the best OF his ability;
But he has now passed away from U.s. and
leaves as our heritage the records OF WELL
spe 1t life, beautiful example to guide US.
bis fond devoted others, in our sorrow
stricken humility over the loss OF so genuine
and bright je val.
Resolued, That in the death OF brother W.
E. MIkell, Past Master of this Lodge, we sus-
tain the loss of true, triod, an faithful
brother and counsellor.
Resolved. That we will ever cherish. as most
dear to us. the memory OF bright and GOOD
son and brother.
Resolved lha we deeply sympatEize with
the members of his family IN their aff1lciion,
an I that copy OF tb"se resolutions be sent to
them bv the secretary.
RESOLVED. That page in CUR minute book
be inscribed to hls memory, and that these
resolutions be published in the daily papers.
W II. PRIoLrAU.
Secretary Landmark Lodge No. 76, A. F. NJ.
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@- TO ARCHITECTS AND CON

@ TO ARCHITECTS AND CON.
TRACTORS.-Estlmates will be received up to
the goth OF October for the building OF Masonic
Temple, in rear OF the present Hall, on Went
worth street, according to the plans and specin.
cations In the office OF the Grand Secretary.
The Committee reserves the right to accept any
estimate, although not the lowest.
The contractor will be required to give bond,
with approved suretles, for the faithful perform.
aace OF the contract.
Additional plans and specifications, with esti-
mates, for the erection OF o building in rear Of
the present Hall, on Wentworth street, will he
received by the Committee up to the Goth OF
October. AS soon thereafter as practicable, the
Committee will decide upon the plan and allot
the contrect.
All plans and estimates must be delivered to
the Grand Secretary.
Any further information needed can be had on
application to the Committee.
JAMES CONNER, Grand Master,
And Chairman OF Building Committee.
cenIQR Rmyf6
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For CORONER, E. M. WHITING, Eso.-Aessrs.
Editors Believing that this is no time to re-
move from Office an efficient officer who has
long and faithfully served the public, and who,
by his energy, courtesy, uniform kindness and
consideration, has given universal satisfaction
to the entire community. We would respect
fully nominate E. N. Whiting, Esq, as can
didate tor the Office of Coroner OF Charleston
County at the ensuing election.
oct6 MANY CITIZENS.
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COURT OF GENERAL SEssIoNS.-The court met
Yesterday at 9 o'clock A. b., Judge Zephaniah
Platt presiding. The following cases were dis
posed Of:
The State vs.. wilkin willlams-asssult with
a deadly weapon. A. NJ. Mackey. ESQ.,, for de-
fence Net guilty.
The State VS.. London Jones-assault and
battery. H. E. Young, ESQ., lor ueien'e
Guilty.
The State VS.. London Jones-assault and
battery. Il. E. Young, ESQ.,, for defence.
Not guilty.
The State VS.. James Middleton alias Dray-
ton-grand larceny. A. M. Mackey, ESQ.,, for
defence Plead guilty of petty larceny.
The State VS.. Thomas Butler-assault with
intent to kill. A. NJ. Mackey, ESQ.,, for de-
fence. Not guilty.
The State vs.. Samuel Tolliver-burslary and
larceny. C. W. Butts, Esq, for defence. Case
continued.
The grand jury brought in the following true
bills
The State vs.. James Mazyck-grand lar
ceuy.
The State vs.. Henry wi!son-grand larceny.
The State VS.. Henry Drain-assault. No
BILL
The State VS.. Matilda Gibbes-larceny.
The following cases will be tried to-day.
The State VS.. Joseph Williams, Henry John
son, Gabriel Plnckney, Robert Savage and Will
liam A. Hood grand larceny.
The State vs.. James Mazyck-grand larceny.
The State VS.. Henry Wilson-grand larceny.
The State vs.. Wilson Pinckney-rape.
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@ INTHIs CHANGEABLE CLIMATE

~ IN THIS CHANGEABLEC CLlMA
OF ours cold is easily taken. and without due
care another will be contracted on top OF tt-one
cold thus running Into another, unit the accom-
panyiLg Cough becomes settled and confirmed
straInlng end racIing the lungs, and ultimately
stimulating the production Of tubercles; yet, not.
wthstandiug majority OF existing cases OF
clearly defined Pulmonary Disease may thus be
accounted for, thousands are now carelessly al
lowing themselves to drift through the rre!lml-
nary symptoms, under the fatal deluslnn that
they are troubled with Nothing but Cold"
How obvious Is 1t, therefore, that Cold should
be carefully cared for from Its lncIpiency, and
every exertlon used to rid the system OF its ef-
fects, Coughs and Colds, Pulmonary, Bronchial
and Asthnatic Affections, are readily cured by
that standard preparation, DR.. D. JATSEs E4'
PECToRANT, aud by promptly resorting to it. all
fears o. dangerous results will soon be disslpateu.
Sold everywhere GOODRICH, WINEMaN CO.,
Wholesale Druggists, Charleston, S. c.
oct5-wfm3
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3 The MINsTRELs, last evening, gave an excel
lent entertainment at the Academy, which
was not as well attended as it deserved to be,
in consequence, probably, of the rival and IT.
resistible charms of spangles, sawdust and the
Ring. (Not the Scott Ring this tine.) The
amusing and delightful concerts of the Skiff &
Gaylord troupe will positively close with the
nresent week
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BUSINESS ENvELoPEs.-THE NEWS Job Office
is now prepared to furnish good envelopes,
with business cards printed thereon, ut 81 per
thousand. Send your orders. Every mer'
chant and business man should have his card
printed on his envelopes.
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@s1- GETTING MARRIED.-ESsAYs
for Young Men on Social Evils and the propriety
or improprety Of getting Married, with sanitary
help for those who feel unified or matrimonial
happiness. Sent free, in sealed envelopes. Ad.
dress Howard Association, Box P, Philadelphia,
po scp17-3mos
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mBAICHELoR's HAIR DYE.-THIs

SPLENDID HAIR DYE Is the best in the world
harmless, reliable, instantaneous, does not con-
tain lead, nor any uitalic poison to produce par
alysis OF death. Avoid the vaunted and deluslve
preparations boasting virtues they do not possess.
The genuine W. A. BACHELORS HAIR DYE
has had thirty years untarnlshed reputation TO
uphold It's Integrity as the only perfect Hair Dye,
Black or Brown. Sold by all Druggists. Applied
at No. le Bond street, New York.
nov26 fmwlvr
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Meetings This Day.

Eagle Fire Company, at P. NJ.
Marion Fire Company, at halfpast ?. NJ.
Central Club, Union Reform party, at P. H.
Marion Lodge. at P. n.
Strict Observance Lodge, at P. N.
German Rifle Club, ut s P. NJ.
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CITY AFFAI R S.

ADVERTISERS will take notice that we cannot
engage that any advertisement sent to TIE
NEWS office at later hour than ha1-past nine
O'Clock at night will appear in the next morn
jnr's paper. An exception to this rule Is made
IN fsyor of notices of meetings, deaths and
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A HOME VEssEL.-A new schooner, built
for Captain Gradick by Mr.. Easterby, will be
launched from the ship-yard Of the latter, on
South Bay, on Saturday morning. She is In
tended for the rice trade.
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re- BEAR IN MIND.-WHEN TIL

ar BEAR IN MIND.-WHEN THE
disease has undermined the health, and the ply
sIcal system has become Frustrated, stimulant
that will not only strengthen, but remove the
cause, should be Immediately resorted to. Men,
tai distress is also fruitful source OF the break.
Ing down of the constitution, aud the raTages OF
this enemy to health are truly alarming. For all
such maladies HOSTETTER'S STOMACH BIT
TIERS have been found unsurpassed. BY acting
directly upon the digestive organs they remove
the heavy, dsagreeable feeling after eating, so
often complained OF by persons OF delicate
temperament. AS soon as digestion is restored,
the patient finds his strength increasing, and his
general health improved.
Thousands OF persons certify that 1t may be
relied on In all cases Of weakness or nervous
debility attendant upon sedentary habits. The
generality OF Btters are so disagreeable to the
taste that they are Objectionable to weak
stomach. This Is not the case with Hostetter's
Bitters, which will be found mild and extremely
pleasant. Balsamlc plants, barIs aud roots con-
tribute their restorative juices to render 1t sooth-
ing and strengthening. Its basis Is the only pure
stimulant which has ever been produced, con-
tanning no lusll OIL or any other deleterlous ele.
ment. The most careful and sEilful chemists
have anayzed the Btters, and pronounce them
harmless. This Is scientific testimony; but the
testimony Of the hundreds OF thousands who
have experienced the preventive and curative
effects OF the Great Vegetable Tonic and Altera-
tive of modern times is still more conclusive. In
Fever and Ague, Dyspepsia, BilIousness, Nervous
Complaints Chronic Complaints and General De-
billy 1t Is as nearly infalible as anything In this
fa,lihle world can be. Oct1-DSC6
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~ .THEY CUREm-WHAT CURES?
AYERS CHERRY PECToRAL for Cough.
AYERS PILLS for purgative, and AYERS
SARSAPARILLA for the complaints that require
an Alternative medicine. oct@mWl6
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TIE FAIR OF THE GERMAN LADIES SOCIETY
i The senior and junior committees on The fall
will meet at Lindstedt's Hall this afternoon
for consultation.
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wFoR EDIsTo, ENTERPRISE, &c =
The Steamer "ARGOn now leaves Soutn Atlant c
Wharf on TUESDAYS and FRIDAYS Instead OF
Mondays and Thursdays. See timetable adyer-
tIsed In another column. sep30
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@ AWAYWITH sPECTACLES.-OLD
Ewes made new, easily, without doctor or medi-
cnes. Sent postpaid on receipt OF 10 cents Ad'
.iress DR.. E. B. FOOTE, No. l2o Lexington avenue,
Sew York. decla
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BUSINESS MOTTO Es.

A GOOD CHANCE to make money by taking
the State Agency of the Wilson Sewing Ma
chine. See advertisement. oct7-2|
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@- NATIONAL FREEDMAN'S Saw
1NGs AND TRUST COMPANY, CHARLESTON
BRANCH No. "a BROAD STREET-ESTABLISHE
By ACT OF CoNGRESS.-Depos.ts OF Five Gents,
and upwards, received. Interest compounded
March, July and November. Depostors secured
by United States Bonds. Deposits can be with
drawn without notice.
R. E. DEREEF,
Chairman Of Advisory Committee.
F. c. DESyERNEY, Secretary,
oct5-s NATHAN RITTER, Cashier.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1870-10-07
Auction Sales This Day.

Miles Drake will sell at 10 o'clock, arhis
store, boots, shoes and hats.
William Mckay will sell at 10 o'clock, at his
store, furniture, &c.