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DRY G-aODS LINE,
And would advise our customers, and the public.
In general, not to miss this opportunity.
$50 pieces large and heavy Bed Comforts, only
So.
so pieces Fancy Patterns 1874 Bed Quilts, only "a,
worth SIS.
so pair fine All-wool 1o4 White Blankets &C
So so, worth S..
spices All-wool A. White Shaker Flannel, only
65 cents worth so cents
90 dozen Ladies' latest style Hoop Skirts only
40 CENTS worth 60 cents
2pieces Black Beaver Cloth suitable for Ladies'
Sacks and mems wear, only 81, worth So.
case "A Longcloth only loH cents.
2 cases IL Longoloth, fine quality only Is cents,
worth 1S cents.
An assortment OF different Collars.
Fine Silks, 2s inches, So per yard, worti 30;
never been offered as cheap before.
A great variety Of the latest styles Of Collars
and Guns.
Cheapest and best assortment Of Ladies' and
Mems English Hosiery in town.
Especial pleasure in showing goods.
Convince yourself, and call at
FURCHGoTT & BRO,
No. 437 KING STREET, No 4H
Corner Calhoun street.
aEA special Department for Boots, Shoes
Hats and Trunks decG
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Euno for Sale.

dor SALE OR RENT, A PLANTATION
1 situated OIL the Ashley River, q few miles
from the city, containing about one hundred
ing and necessary ouibuillings. If not sold by
The 10th instant, the owner will he willing to let
:hc premises to a rcp0nsbc party with j small
capital. TO be planted on shares. For further IN
formation apply to Ycnnng's Wharf, south OF
Calhoun street. tec4
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Price So per bottle.
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radical cure for Nervous or General Debility In
old or young, imparting energy with wonderful
effect. Price SIS per bottle, two bottles for 50.
On receipt OF price these Remedies will be ship.
ped to any place. Prompt attention paid to al!
correspondents. None genuine without the name
OF "Dr. RlCHAU'S GOLDEN REMEDIES, d. b.
RICHARDS, Sole Proprietor" blown In glass OF
bottles.
Address D. b. RICHARDS,
No. 22S Varick street, New York.
Oftce hours from 0 A. NJ. to P. IL
Circulars sent. july3 Tyr
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Uants.

WANTS OF ALL KINDS CAN BE
w made known to everybody In this column
at the rate OF 25 cents for twenty words or lcss
each insertion, IL paid in advance.
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WTANTED, AGENTS.-TWOHUN
w and Fifty Dollars per month, to sell the
only Genuine Improved Common Sense Family
SEWING MACHINE. Price only SIS. Great In
lucements to Agents. This is the most popular
sewing Machine OF the day-maEes the famous
ELASTIC Lock Stitch"-will do any kind OF work
chat can he done on any machine. One hundred
thousand sold and the demand constantly in
,.rcasing. Now is the time to take an agency.
send for Circulars R1- Beware of infrngers. -da
Address SECOMB j. CO., Boston, Mass; Pitts
burg, Pa, or ST. LOuis, Mo. oci2g 3mos
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NTANTED, A WHITE COOK WHO UN-
w DERSTANDS her business. Apply at No.
ii South Bay. janl1 Az
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For Galc.

T,OR SALE, HORSES, MARES, MULES
IL and Springers. Inquire at No. So State street.
ian1I tnth2A
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VNTANTED, A SITUATION AS CLERK,
w In Wholesale Drug Store, or large Re-
toll and Prescription Drug Store. No objection to
so IN the country. Will expect but small com.
pensation at first. The applicant is graduate OF
The South Carolina Medical College. Address III.
D., through the Pestoflce. oct9
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VKTANTED, A CAPABLE WHITE WO-
w MAN to cook, wash and iron. Apply in
Meeting street, corner Henrietta. Jan11 IL
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A GENTS WANTED WITH SMALL CAPI-
IA. TAI to sell staple article. Great induce
ments offered. Send 25 cents for sample. Ad-
dress GEORGE WEBB, Charleston, S. q.
janl02*
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WANTED, A SITUATION BY A
w young man to learn the Dry Goods or
Shoe business. Address j. g., through the Post
Office. jan11 tutll2*
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GopartnersI)ip Notices.

NOPARTNERSHIP NOTICE.
" K. BATES is admitted as partner in our
firm from this date. EDWIN BATES co.
Charleston, S. c., January l. 1870. janl is
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RY GOODS LINE,

We are Offering, regardless to cost prices, many
articles in the
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NTANTED, A SITUATION AS SUPER
w INTBNDENT on Rice Plantation by one.
armed man. who has seven years. experience in
Rice culture and good recommendations from his
former employers. Please address w. b. W.,
Charleston. g. C. dcc2
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Boarding..

boarding. G.-FIRST-CLASS 30 A r D.
ID ING can be obtained at the "king Man-
siUn,n corner Of George and Meeting Streets
ianll tuth2
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IF YOU WANT THE CELEBRATED
L CARRIERS WRITING and COPYING INK
combined, go to
EDWARD PERRY,
No. 155 Meeting street, opposite Charleston Hotel,
Charleston, 5. e. decl4 6mos
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WTANTED TO RENT, A ROOM-ONE
w furnished preterred-un or near King
street, between Market and Calhoun streets APP
ply at No. II Bcaufan street. jan11 IL
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WTAITINGMAN, SEAMSTRES S s.
w Wanted an accomplished Waitlngman
and tidy and skllrul Seamssress. II well recon-
mended will find desirable situation. Apply at
No. 81 Montague street, corner OF Gadsden.
lan6 thstu3
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WTANTED, A COMPETENT HOUSE
w SERVANT, (Female preferred,l that Is
willing to make herself generally useful. Also
Washerwoman. None nccd apply unless well re-
commended. Apply at No. 81 Montague street.
jan11
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DRIVATE BOARDING. PERSONS CAN
L he accommodated with flrst-class Board on
reasonable terms at Mrs. FRAZES'S, No. lud-
snn street, one door from the corner Of Meeting
street, jan6 thssu6
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DORTABLE BOILER AND ENGINE
l. Wanted to hire, six or eIght-horse porta-
bic Boiler with Engine attached. Apply at NO.
20S East Bay street, opposite Wentworth.
jan6 thstu3
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WTANTBD, A RESPECTABLE WHITE
w WOMAN. who is willing to be generally
uscfHl. Also, q Waitingman, well recommended
by previous employers. Apply ut this Onlce.
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NTANTED, A HOUSE, NEAR THE
w central part of the city, containing five or
six rooms, with good outbuidngs and water.
Address D, at this ONCE. sept28
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Drp Boo0s, sc.

n REAT REDUCTION IN PRICES.
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alcctings.

CAROLINA CHAPTER, R. A. NJ, No. ].
" The Regular Convocation OF Carolina Chap
ter. r. A. NJ, No. i, will be held THIS EVENING, at
Masonic Hail. at half past o'clock.
Candidates will be punctua In attendance.
JOSEPH II. OPPENHElM.
ilnI1 Secretary.
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WTANTED, TWO CANVASSERS FOR
w this city TO introduce an Article OF ne
cessity to every family or Individual. but espe-
ciay to lnvalids. sis to $40 per day can be
earned by any one possessing good address, in
telligcnce and industrious habits. Address +. j.
X, care r. Won Santen, No. DO King street, next
door to Academy Of Music. janl02
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SOUTH CAROLINA SOCIETY," HE
- Regular Monthly Meeting will be held THIS
EVENING, at 7 O'Clock. 7. NJ IiASELL,
jan11 Acting Clerk.
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SToNEWALL FIRE ENGINE COMPANY.
- Attend an Extra Meeting OF the Company at
Market Hall, THIS EVENING, at O'Clock pre-
ciSely.
Members are requested to be punctual In at
tendance, as business Of Importance will be
brought up for consideration.
BY ORDER WIN. G. MILLER,
lan11 Secretary.
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60 Rent.

VIO RENT.-SEVERAL ROOMS CAN BE
L had OH application at No. 40 Beaufaln street.
4
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CT. PATRICK'S BENEVOLENT SOCI-
- ETY.-Attend the Regular Monthly Meeting
Uf your Society, THIS EVENING, at Masonic Hall,
Mt O'Clock Members will please he pune
tual in their attendance, w. BAKER,
iunll Secretary.
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SURVIYO YORS' ASSOCIATION OF
y CHARLESTON DISTRIC T.-The Regular
Meeting of your Association will be held THIS
Cruesday) EVENING, at O'Clock. at the hall, No.
Broad street. JAMES ARMSTRONG, JR,
janlI Secretary.
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friends. if they will anayze these lae!s anu esS tho
I,otes mnst reach the conclusion tnat tne
nnances are very decidedly In favor OF SNIP
menr in excess OF last years supply OF at ieass
soo 200 bales and II the monsoon sets IN late, ano
nrices remain high. 1t may be more"
The best authorities incll1e'to tne 0plnloh tua.
the India supply will exceed that OF last year ps
fully 250, 900 bales. Adding to this the increase VI
cotton in sight-eXcluding the item o. anuas
from india which Is covered IN the !oIeso,imS i
estimate Of total supply from tnat nlv a.
81 900 bales we have an ascersaineu suppti, M ie :"
this date. 62 900 bales In excess OF tne Sane .,,e
last wear. The receipts from BraZN uaa EgJp' h;s
not iiIejy to vary SO as to materially auect tnls
estimate Assuming them that tne ~ laoI
now 70 September will be the same as lasI yea.
that the crop OF 1870 will not fall below the
? nno ooo balcs which we have estimated Us tne
cron OF 1862 that the India crop Will snow an M
crease of $50 900 bales and allowing Sll,o ,o0o oa!es
Ms the increase In the stocks IN America anu
Europe and the increase in the cotton a1oaC
from all points eXcept India We have an apparens
increase in supply equal to i, 600 bales per @eeh
for the next twelve months. 1t remains 10 De
seen how far this estimate may Oe anecteo ny h,i M
increase or decrease In the next nome crop. AL
reports from the South indicate that strong ell
forts are being made to extend the production,
nnder tSe Stimulus OF the handsome profits real
iZed upon the last crop; and thus far the weather
has bcen favorable. Some difficulty arises from
the scarcity and the high cost Of labor; but, upon
the whole, IL would seem that only adverse sea
sons could cause the crop to fall below that Oh aSt
wear. The conclusion from this general survey IS
that we are approaching the old relation between
supply and demand. Stocks, however. are Stll!
too light TO admit OF any large subsequent .eauo'
ton in the price Of the staple.
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CIScfSNt.Irr, April 12.-corn firm; sound SSasoc.
Whlstey declined to csc. Mess pork active AZ
s2s 25. Bacon shoulders held at -; clear hdes
l6he. Lard held at 1sc; little offered.
ST. LOUIS April 12.-Corn nrm at s7as3c.
whskey dull at 81. Pork higher at s2s 5oa2S IS.
Bacon -jobbing sales shoulders at 1lha1lA;
clear sides 16 Kal6lc. Lard 1rm at 16hc.
LOUISVILLE, April 12.-Corn s7c. Pork s2s.
Shoulders 10; sides 16xalehc. Lard 16Kc.
NORFOLK, April 12.-Cotton firm, Low mid
dlings 21c.
AUGUSTA, April 12-Cotton active, but at lower
rates; sales 500 bales; receipts $50 bales; mid
dngs 2oa2ozc.
SAVANNAH, April 12.-Cotton in fair demand Tor
low grades. Middllngs &c. Sales 800 bales; re-
celpts 1Ss; stock 4o,ls7 bales.
GALVESTON, April 12.-Cotton inactive anu
dropping; good ordinary lsc; receipts 1850 bales;
exports to Liverpool 2562; coastvise aSS; STOCK
26, 1872 bales.
MOBILE, April 12-Cotton quiet but steady;
middlings 2l%a22c; sales 500 bales; receipts 2u0;
exports to New Orleans 2S1; stock ,9il balcs
NEW ORLEANS, April 12.-MiddlIngs e9A; sales
1900 bales; net receipts go; coastwIse 17o total
1917 bales; exports to Liverpool 1881 oales BARGE
Iona 1900; stock III, ,oS7 bales.
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THE COTTON SUPPLY.
rErom the New York Rnlletin. |

Opinions differ somewhat widely as to the
probable extent OF the cotton crop OF 1869. Some
authorities nX the limit at 1850, 600 bales, anu
affirm that their estimate Is based upon close
personal examination Of the stock remaining IN
the South: while others maintain, upon an aver we
age OF Indications that the yield VIII reach 5000
eSo bales The difference Of $50. 600 bales between
these estimates has very Important oearlns
upon the future value OF the staple. The receipts
for the expired portion OF the cotton year Woulu
seem to support the higher or these estimates;
From September i, 1859, to April l. 's1o, tne .9eal
receipts at The ports amounted to 24o6 COG naiea'
against 900 bales for the same perod OF leosS
showing an Increase OF CO.., 600 bales. Last year,
the receipts, from April 10 September ], were
$4,000 bales; assuming that tue p.nod ,ve e
might expect a total OF receipts, up TO Septcm-
ber !, OF 5000, 900 bales. Against his assumption
It Is urged that this year the crop mas come ior
ward earlier than usual, aud that the receipts Tor
the later months will be lighter, rs compared
with the earlier months, than last year. TINS ar.
Rument was urged some weeks ago, and yet the
course OF receipts has not connrnea lne eAPec.a
the receipts have been 10000 bales above tnose
fer the same period OF last year. Up 10 April \.
1852 seventy five per cent. or the Whole crop nau
been received; assuming that the past receipts
this wear win bear the same proportion 20 the sup
ply OF the twelve months, we should have 8, ens,-
0O0,bales as the total crop. We may, tn reiore.
allow eos, 600 bales for the falling on, Gompared d
crop OF g. o00, 600 bales. II we accept the mini
mum estimate OF 275O 600 bales as the total crop,
we have to anticipate receipts OF only $4,000
bales for the next i've months, Tor an average OF
II, 200 bales per week. which IS 25l0oo bales less
than for the same period last year-a ratio of re-
eepts which, in view OF the liberal supply TOT the
last seven months, cannot oe Regarded as coming
within the range Of probability. From the best
sources OF Southern information, 1t appears pro-
bable that the supply still remaining in the cen
trail cotton States Is about The same Us year ago.
while large quantities are held in the country
back OF New Orleans and Texas; so that upon
ceipts from now until September !, will not fall
short of those for the same period OF 1869. With
2,4o6, 600 bales already received and the same
quantity as last year 5o5,O1O oalesl yet to arrive
there would be total crop OF 5000, 900 bales,
which we are disposed to regard as toicrably
safe estimate.
Assuming, then, that we may rely upon receipts
same period OF last year, We pass on 10 inquire
into the present visible supply. Tie following
statement shows the quantity OF cotton IN sight
on the first day of April in 1870 and 1869.
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1t appears, from these figures, that the present
quantity OF cotton In sight Is 253000 bales more
than at this period Of last year. The stock in
Liverpool Is l6009 bales higher, and the quantity
anoat for Great Britain $4,000 bales more, while
the stock II american ports 81 bales greater
There Is II zoo bales less OF India cotton anoat
than In 1859. This falling of in the quantity in
transit 1rom the East suggests an important
problem In the question OF This years supply. 1t
would be premature tc conclude that the decrease
fOreshadows diminished years supply from
india. The crop Of that country Is very late and
hence the shipments are later. And again, this
year the first crop OF the Berar5 and Central
Provinces was very severely damaged, and the
early supplies coming chiefly from those prov
inces, there is naturally light movement at this
Stage OF the exports. AS to the prospects or the
india crop, the Financial Chronicle has the follow
ing well considered remarks
"The following facts seem 10 be admitted: First,
tnat the extent OF land under cotton is conside-
raoly IN extent OF last year. say at twelve per
cent. Second, that throughout the Berars and
NsasiaI " PROVINCES, Whlch furnish about fourth
OF the Bombay exports, great damage has result
ca from excessive rains; but the reports from the
Dnollera Districts, which furnish about a third OF
s1e supply from Bombay, are extremely favora-
pie; while the Guzerat and Dharwar crop which
together turn out about onc-third more will nrove
much better than anticipated, and furnish \ sun.
ply In excess OF last season. With regard to Tie
districts which market their cotton I'M Maurase e
Calcutta, &C., considerable increase in the ONT,
turn will be secured. Tnr,!, hat the Bombay cron
tsla and will he marketed !ate; hence IL the mon
soon sets In early the Dhollera anil Dharwar crop
cannot all come forward for shipment this year
Ine foregoing, we believe, are all facts. As 10
tue estimate We have Dr. Forbes'S report Nhe
Sosson COLO commissioner,) who places the Bombay
T,op Tp aVaable Tor export at about 100000 bales
inS ilmes, or Indla after a very careful review
q. sne commissioners report concludes that his
n1 MsGres are entirely too large and that the ship
Gales, against l,l5a s9f baies for the vear is6o
some other authorities place the tlynTe for thIs
va - ~" % i'-'o,ooo bales. But We think our
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mASUEA CTURES OF THE VEST AND
SOUTH.

In Cincinnati last August there was an eN-
position OF textile fabrics. given under the aus
pices OF the Woollen Manufacturers Associatloii
Of the Northwest ahs asiociIou 10 tne allowing Au
rust held an exposition or wool ana Woolen iao-
Tics In Chicago. The experiment proven success,
ful, and early last year u was reSoMeu Tb n,an
was so extended as TO admit all textile laOrlcS
manufactured in the West and South, inhuenliai
and active business men took holu Oh tne Worh,
the necessary funds were easily obtained, anu inc
undertakinr proyel successful beyond the eSpec-
tations of It's friends. Even the manufacturers
and the merchants Of that section VINO thought
they knew what was aong Srn snrnrise ut the
results they behed. the nunper oi seneIous
samples OF work was large, Dut the eNEeilent
quality of much Of the goods was the chiei mat
ter OF patriotic pride and congratuatlon. 30 :ln
portant was this exposition as an intleX OF Wnat
has been accomplished aud premise ol future
prosperity, that history Of it, with lisis ol an
the exhibitors, descriptions OF tnn prinspa an aI,
cles shown, and much other statistical anu gene.
raj information uscfu 10 oil persons INTERESTED III
the development Of the national lnuusrry, ias
been published by authority OF tilc eNeGuIne
committee, This history makes handsome
pamphlet OF about one hundred pages, ana is
Il work superior to most Of the sort In lhe quau-
ties OF moderation, fairness and satisfactory coui
pleteness. Ithoes not appear to nave Dgeh com.
piled in the interest Of any special eXNiDltor OF
class OF exhibitors, but 10 preserve 10 Suilaoie
form an authentic record q; an event WHICH Is
believed to herald an iniportant era LOT ihc S.cs
OF the Mississippi valley. One hundred al! MY! @
i've exhibItors were represented by about 3ct1
samples OF goods. These samples were not n!ta'
gre patterns, but whole pieces and bales o! goodS,
the sale OF which by auction lasted throuen Two
days The principal articles were flanueis, Jeans,
cassilncres, satinets, tweeds repellants, Knit
goods, shawls. blankets, wor$ted bra;ds, carpets
,sheetings, shr,ings, yarns, dr:llings; osnaburgs
denims tickings, ginghams, c0ttonades ana pass.
The exhibitors represented 20 States; - cotton
mills were represented as follows: Georgia II,
Tennessee 6. Alabama c, pennsylvania s, Sonth
Carolina 3, Ohio O. Kentucky 3. Mississippi2 =, IN
diana /, Rhode Island l. The co woollen mills
represented are divided among the States as fol
lows Ohio 81, Indiana IL, Illinois 10, Kentucky .,
Iowa o California ., Pennsylvania 2, Michigan,
Wisconsin, New Jersey and New York each.
No one can note the facts set forth in this pam.
phiet without the conviction that the young anu
rcsolute manufacturing enterprise Of tie vest
and South will soon, With proper encouragement.
become an important elcmen; Gf the pationa