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Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1870-12-08
Neuefte NQ6riGten Dom
&rieg6i6Quplobe.
Dpnnerfae, 1. De3smber.

Der 2pnbpner Correspondent Der
vTriblre" idreibt: ~8i6mords enersi.
19e Cooperation fir ba6 3ufanpfommen
elmer @puferen3 BET europdilben Md@te
in Qonror, fir cine frieoli9e Q11une Der
ruifl9MGraee, bat bic tpdrmtenS Ympa~
tbteen ensliiaer Staatsmanner berYor<
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gen Jpn NIT 9robem Mibtrauen betra9te>
ten."
u@neleno," 1aet ber@orreippncent tpei>
ter, ~Yerlpri9t ft9 9roben 8ortbeil BON
BET preubilaen @ermittelune."
@ir 9lauben pie8 1ebr germ. Das
perfepe Mlbion unb Die en9lii9en &rl>
merleelen baben bic Observation-Disclosures
ten, bieSmal in ber ruiFiden Grase obne
Settle fprtiufomuer, unD Der eiIernc
@raf" bat our@ feline rsdt3eiti3e Ser
mitteluna @n9lano cine un9ebeure Blaz
mage eripart, benn i'm Sale e6 nit benz
casus belli @rnt 9eporoen mare, batte
England jeoenfau8 iebr f!einmItbts na9>
oeseben unp bdtte b66itens cas Miniz
{terium @lacl tone einen onperen plab
oema9t. VOLTA tout
Die lebten Nahri9ten ftimmen rarin
therein, pab 8ismard5 @orl9la9 fir
8erufun9 elmer @onferens Don @ranoiQe
uno aud Don 8euit anaenommer uno
otele Ma@ri@t iofort Dem Y%eter6bureer
Cabinet mitsetbeilt wuroe.
Die Mus1 i9teu fir ben europdi19en
Griepen wurcen baber 9lnifi9 iein, wenn
6ranfrei@> ooer ptelmebr bic propi lprt19e
&e9ierung our @ernunf # fomn1er rrplIte.
Ibet aud bier pirb mat. enpli@ bic Siz
tuatton ein1eben.
Sra &erartrY bat feline SteQun9 al6
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ais @eneral nieper9ele9t uno probt in eis
men, iebr unperi9dmten 8riefe, ieinem
@oleeen @ambetta, mel@er fi@ mei1tens
in einem %2uftbaQon 3piiden paris uno
Tours uno ouberbalb @@ubweite auf>
bdlt, nit einem &rteeesertdt.
SIN elmer unterrepun9 nit Sbp &uGeu
ertldrte 8ismard ~eob bic Gapitulation
pom Yarts uur Damn an9enomnnen rperz
zen pirne, >penu pielelben 9tei@3eitie bic
Beotnsunsen fir ednilide @inteQuna
alter Geinpleltefetten entbdlt.
Die proniipriiAe &e9ierune miGe fiji,
ben Grieoen perantmortli@ sema@t wer>
ben.
Die lebten Na1rt6ten bonn &riees>
i1auplaBe lauten lebr erfreult9.
&m leBten Monta9e uno Dienfa9e
uta@ten bic 8elaBun9en Der 6euunes<
&perfe III Der um9ebuns BON pariS> ma
nnentlt@ auf .ter .SIpleite, unter ben,
@&ube tbrer 8atterten mebrere MuS<
f1Qe.
@m 20. 8in9en bic preuben, unter<
ftiBt BON ibren &anonen>8 oote1 auf Der
Seine, BIG QebaD Dor, uno trteben bic
bartantlrmenpen Granjolen 5uriid.
ueberaQ tpurpen Die 6ranjolen, na9>
Dem lire Stretttrafte Sdn5lia erl&1pft
tupafen, binter ibre 8efe(ttsungea 3urid>
beirieben.
Sn' allen bielt1 @efe@ten 1erloren bic
ptubet1 spei ,9ffjtere nnp tin padr
bunptrt: Dllsann' wdbrenp bte Groajoitn
Oh @tfangtntn ALIEN 1900 sMan,1 per>
1leren. -. s,l 49, !.
Mbtt dut9 Ste SORE astruee, wel@..
i3mifb.ni Srltad6 tub Artbenup fanb,
gruntgeiibs sltBte' Araet, bat ttueS @la9,
ptrlsrtn. ss.s.
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ns,x York Rice Market.

From the Daily Bulletin, October %: The great
trouble with this market at present is that opera
tors re nearly ali sellers, and buyer is likely to
nI.G himself overwhelmed with attention, NO
MISTER how small the quantity Of stock Ianted.
Arrivals Of domestic continue fair, and there Is
nlenty more back, with owners offering to accept
inside figures rather than miss sale Foreign
dull and somewhat nominal. Sales Of only small
lots Carolina at 7xa7xc.,r.
From the Journal OF Commerce "Rice remains
dull, and prices are nominal. the demand Is
yery iiuht being only for retail parcels, and hold
ara are free sellers Of the stock they have on
hand. We quote Carolina at 71lc, and Rangoon,
dnsss raid, aI 84a7c. ,s,o,rr
* s5oT the Herald Carolina was dull and heavy.
ona aS,cted at Tasc, with small sales within the
range The receipts are increasing and the STOCK
IL accumulsting, and holders are anxious to real
ise in consequence. Rangoon was dull at 64a7c.
the World buy stosk az ,b present esonbs IS
is TO sen il Buyers or all classes seem TO be TO-
Indifferent about operating and Rs@es nSassS o..
weak and uncertain. Sales Of retail lots at ~
a7Ac.
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markets by. Telegraph.
f.''7'H,s RaRHiJ3N.

Iosp. =, october -Noen.-eonsels ssHss2H.
DgnIS %VsSpSo1. october slANoon Cotton steady;
: uplanas sxasHd; Orleans sas%d; sa3ss-U'ooo WV
sai1s s.aNi1issernoon.-cotton nrmer; uplands saasd;
Orleans sXasad; sales 10000 bales. PROVISIONS
/. 4uiet. oe.. So,o.o, firm. nn,anas sXasd;
arisans o,sasXd; sales 1900 bales; speculation
an1 export 1000. New corn sosasos 3D..
so DOMESTIC.
NEW YORK. October S1-Noon.-Stocks steady.
eold' flHc. Money 4a5 per cent. SterHng, lohg'
sao s Bonds az ower 519ai a Corn quiet and
nncSanoed. Pork $25a26 so. Lard neaVy ana
lower: steam l55.al5hc. Cotton quiet; npianas
;eXc; Orleans, l7sc; sales 1000 oaies r.afpSts
tine frmer at &c, Aosin nfll a. - ''S'N' ii''
Eyening.-Cotton quiet; sal:s 1000 oaies; @ up
lands ls cts Foasssate ana a" sonsSsrn
anil and dropping; common ID 1air extra 80 eos
605: good to choice SC 70aS 10. WneaL neaVy au
ia2c nWer; winter red and amber western d Soa
Wsslsea pIsSs sT new @ soe
Beef quiet; mess $40 10; extra mess sieaso fSr sos
nominal and heavy; mess $A; roqna }o9 s; iots 20
a26 So Lard dul steam l4aioc kette ,o;;e.
sgnre. Groceries dull and firm. Tufpentine frm-
ar Rosin Srm at 81 25a2.s Tallow dull at shasc.
Freienrs firm and quiet; cotton BY steam has-io;
wheat by steam TO- Honey 1oio Ia:
n, BOST6H,0IODer Sl.-OOtto~ aS, n1Ao
17,E:sslea 800 bales; net receipts 81 baes; coast
wise bales total 1000 bales; stock 5000 bales.
-BirSkoaK,i October sl.--Cotton quiet but
Strong l6c sales 200 bales; net receipts
rs: ccasfWiBe s75; total $50; exports TO Great bf
tain 1910 coastWiBe rs; stock $3.50 bales. Flour
farm: family active. Wheat In demand lot higner
grades: low 'gradesin good supply and dull. corr,
white e0es5c. Pork firm at $27. shoulders loc.
Whiskey dull at ssc.
CsuscHNAT1. October Sl.-Fl0ur quiet and un-
efsn9e1 Corn arm but scarce at 53a55c. Provl-
sions rIominally unchanged ane nothlng oolngi
stock nearly exhausted.
NORFOLK, October 3.-Cotton frmi :loW mid
.Slings 16ka16kc; sales $50 bales; recelpts Illus;
exports coastwise 1895; stock 1906
WILMINGTON, October s1.-Cotton steady; mid.
dfings 151c; sales 202 bales net receipts ooS' eA
ports coastwise TBS; stock 2l64.
AUGUSTA, october 81. Market active; middling
iSXal4Xc; sales 1874 bales; receipts 1925
Sxv.NNAH, October 3l.-Cotton very quiet; mid
dpr l51<aI6Hc; sales 400 bales; nat receipts 46Os
Dales; exports coastwise 4153 baies; stock ,326
i. bales. s'-' n
GALyrsroN, October s1.-Cotton firm; good Or
dinary 1slalsc; sales l6e bales; net receiptsZ1s'
stock S6l6.
NEW oRLEANs, October 31.-Cotton active. at
fun prices; middlings 16c; sales 1900; net recelpts
Sssn coastwise 1862; total e8l2; exp rs coastWlse
aso4; to Great, Britain 20se; stock 1858 sugar,
prime II %c. Molssses, prime l7Sal!Sc seer-
hng NA. New York sight par. Cold lls.
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vleleis Six Lectures on Agriculture.
Wright's 5000 Receipts. '"@
Youatt on the Dog, edited by Lewis.
McClure's Diseases, American Stable, Field and
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American Gardeners Assistant-Bridgm revis
Bridgmanis Kitchen Gardener, q new edition.
Culture OF the Grape and Winemaking, BY Root.
Buchanan, with an Appendix on the Cultiya
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Downing's Landscape Gardening, Illustrated
Farmer's Barn Book, by Cater, Youatt Skinner
Gleanings from French Gardening, By Robinson.
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Lea7itt: Facts about Peat, as an Article Of Fuel.
The Sportsman anG the Dog. vol, limo.
Woodward's Grsperies and Horticultural Bulio'
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Outbuildings Of all kinds. ds.,,,..
The Garden: How to Cultivate Vegetables Fruits
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The Farm: a New Manual Of Practical Agrioul'
The Barn- Yard: A New Manual Of Cattle, Horse
Johnson's bow Crops Grow.
Mohr on the Grape Vine.
Onion Culture.
our Farm OF Four Acres.
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Pedder,s Land Messurer.
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Randal's Sheep Husbandry.
Saunders's Domestic Poultry.
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Turner's Cotton Planters Manual.
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N.vyo.k naval Stores Market.

From the Journal OF Commerce. October 20:
There il an increased sale for spirits turpent1ne,
and prices are held with more confidence. Sales
are leO bbs IN merchantable order at 44c, and re.
norset 400 bbs, to arrive, at 4SHc, closing with
Ec- the uuotation for parcels here and TO arrive.
R0ins-a better business is quoted in strained at
steady prices The other qualities are dull and
nominal sales are 5000 bols strained ct 81 e7a2,
strained at 81 e5a2, the later an outside price;
No Sc 25a2 so; No l. So 60a3; pale s3 25a4 80; ex-
ira pale $6a6 80. Tar is selling In small iots at
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,..e.eslp,.1p 1pyPnal,rp.d. oesoasr 81.

,>asesIpts nySRaiirosda oesonof Oh
aap.H oARoluu RAHlon
ssao hales ootton. 5s,bales goods,4 csta istock.
10 railroad Agent and others. 80.
u :,y'f' ,qcaBra a; aaHAsrBRN RAHRoAD.
-, ,,,.s ,,nIand, and 10 bags sea island cotton,
hh,o neyai stores, rough Tice, mdse, DC. To g
" " VIII Williams CO, Keedsr 4. Davis, W Witte, v
" " Wyan Trost i Adger, Smith, Graeser
Smith. A Salinas, Mowry son, Caldwen son,
prndte 4 co, W G Bee co, i.fnyle' i Son, Clag.
horn Herring & co. Nachmaan & CO, G Folltn, "
Gurney, Sloan Seignious. Ingraham Son, d
Stoney, Gaillard i Mfnott, Marshall, 1r. Barden
& Parker, Goldsmith j. ION, Kinsman &fHoWell, A
B Mulligan Stoney' & Eowndes, Pelzer. Rodgers
4 co. W II Charee l. co, " Emanuel, Tren.
holm, W C Courtney J. co, Railroad Agent, and
Order. =. 30 :
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new york Hay Market.

: Prom the nail, Bulletin, October 2s: There is
Arm nartet and sa;cs are made at full prices. We
note ito bales Tor Savannah at 81 10, and $40 for
other ,oorts mot named at 81 l0a1 To- RetaI' Is 10
GOOD demand at steady prices. Strswi hrA, and
sells readily at former quoted Prices
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ooa.nARa1A NEHs.
Tho chariea.ony Cotton. ktees and Naval
stores Market. ,rr-z.,7r y

bnsiness limited Sales about IS tierces Of clean
Carolina, of.which 10 were at 6hc, and 65 on pri-
yate terms. We quote good rice at6 10.
NAVAL sroRBs-The transactions were limited,
say so bbls tar at So . bbl; 6S bbls extra No.
rosln at $2 75; II bbls extra No. at 81 70; $50
bbls No. ut 81 80; II bbis low pale st sS 30 ools
spirits turpensine, in common packages, at ssc Q
gallon.
FRsIsHrs Liverpool, BY, steam direct naml
nal; via New York, IA on uplands, 11sd on sea
islands; By sail 7.l6d on uplands, I'd on Sea
islands, To Havre nominal. Goastwise-to New
yars yars:, BY steam, Nc On uplands and tc Oh sea
islanas; So p tierce on rice; By sail, 30 p fb on
eotton;-s y tierce on rice; 4oc q barrel on rosiR;
s7@s y n on lumber; ss@1O RM on timber. To
Boston, by sail, H@xc q ID on upland cotton.
TO Providence, by sail s. p If on boards, &c
p d on cotton; by steam 81 p bale On New
yors re,...- 70 philadelphia, BY steam, hc = u
on nptnds; by sail, 81 q NJ on boards; 50 on
amber, s. p ton on clay, and $s@s so on phos-.
pilates. To Baltimore by steam, hc y n; oy
sail, 50 so@7:H N on boards; ss9s aS 2 ton on
phosphate rock. vessels are. In demand oy
nur. merchants to take lumber ,freights from
eeoreetown, 8. G., Darien and Sathla River, ga,
and Jacksonville, Fla. to Northern ports, ana Slo
Ai2:a II are the rates on lumber and boards.
nsouANes-sterling 80 day bills 2o@2oA.
: nonpsr1c ExcHANeB.-T The banks purchase
siuht checks at x@h on, and sellsaspsf.
, qOLr-u@lS. :. Etsa
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Dpein9, &r.

cOUTHERN DYE HOUSE.
A nsw FRENCH DYE HOUSE has been opened
H. No. $50 King street, where DYElNG In all col.
crp ana Cleaning Of all kinds In done &C the
HhHrtsst notice and In the best style.
Bl.AHu0W, BlLLER i CO.,
French Dyers,
M. abs King street, near corner George street.
sspiSlyr
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Have on hand large and handsome stock Of
WATCHES,
JEW ELERY'
SILVER. WARE, -.
PLATED ARE,
AND FANCY GOODS,
And are now receiving their FALL STOCK, which
has been recently selected from the best manu-
facturers North.
Their stock OF goods, of direct Importation
consisting Of
FINE CHINA DINNER AND TEA SETS,
CUT GLASS pECANTERS,
GOBLETS, VINES,
CoRDLALs, CHAMPAGNES,
CRocKERY AND
EARTHENWARE,
Is complete, which they offer at reduced prices,
in accordance with the low price Of Gold.
Visitors to the city are requested TO call and In.
spect their stock.
255 KING STREET,
Corner Beaufan- street.
WM. G. WHILDEN, STEPHEN THOMAS, JR.,
oct31 WIN. S. LANNEAU.
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LIST OF VESSELS


Up, cLRARsD AND SAILED FeE THIS PORT.
FoREIGN.
LIVERPOOL
The Heiress Rea, sailei. ei.-..............Augus 20
CARDIFF.
Bark Benjamin 0ssena Hill, sailed. October 10
HALIFAX, Ms.
Br ship City OF Halifax, -, sailed. =. october q
DOMES STIC.
NEW BEDFORD.
Schr Emma Douglas, Ellis, sailed. October %
ROSTUS.
Bark Aurea, Lincoln, up. .OctOoef II
Brig II Hesler. Jones. cleared. October 28
Schr Grace Grdler. Smith, cleared. October %
NEW TORE.
Steamship Clyde Hunter, cleared. October 90
Schr W L Burroughs, Lowden, cleared. october 20
Schr N Hawkins, Wyatt, up..........O October 20
PHILADELPHIA.
Bark Rome Otis, cleared. October 2S
Brig ' Williams, Williams, cleared. Oct IL
Schr John Shay, Fisher, up...... OCTOBER 25
Schr A Hooper, Champion, cleared. Oct 26
BALTIMORE = ur.l.,.. -.
Brig Abby Ellen, FossaI cleared October is
Schr l. Warren, Roberts, cleared. ...... October y
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ElREIGHT AND PASSAGE REDUCED.
SAVANNAH AND CHARLEsToN LINE
STEAMERS.
-FOUR TINES A WEEK TO AND FROM
SAVANNAH.

PILOT BOY leaves Charleston for naE-h
Savannah every MONDAY, at A. M = =
DICTATOR leaves Charleston for Savannah
every TUESDAY, at s P. N.
every THURSDAY, ats A. d.
CRY POINT leaves Charleston for Savannah
every FRIDAY, ct "A. N.
RETURNING.
PILOT BOY leaves Savannah for Charleston
every TUESDAY, att A. N.
CITY POINT leaves Savannah for Charleston
every WEDNESDAY, at s A. N.
PILOT BOY leaves Savannah for charleston
every FRIDAY, at 7 A. n.
DICTATOR leaves Savannah 1or Cnarleston
every SUNDAY, at s A. II.
The PILOT BOY viii stop at Pacific Landing,
Beaufort and the usual Landings on the inside
route both ways, and 60 through BY daylight.
Freight received at Central Wharf every Gay
]. D. AIKEN & CO.,
oct2s Central Wharf.
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coUTH CAROLINA INSTITUTE FAIR.
FIELD oRTs. =

PROGRAMME FOR TUESDAY, lsT NOVEMBER
The gates will be opened at O'CLOCK every
morning during the week.
a,lo O'Clock Horses Of all kinds viii DE led on
by their grooms over such portion OF the POUNDS
as the committee direct, for exhioitlcn,
At la O'Clock NJ, Horses ent.red for the trial of
speed in harness may exercise gently on the track
for one hour.
At . O'Clock mile heat for trotting in harness,
best two In three; purse fifty dollars. Five dol
lars entrance, provided two or more enter.
;A4 O'Clock dash. Of mile uRder saddle; purse
afsy dollars. Five dollars entrance, provided two
or more enter. .aa
At O'Clock Donkey Race, or such other d.
| version as the Committee on Amusements may
direct. 2 - -
Persons intending to enter their horses for any
| of the prizes win please leave their names, and
the names Of their horses, in writing, at the d.
rector's Room, in the Fair Building, as early as
practicable.
1t is particularly requested that the horses be
| brought up promptly AZ the sound Of the 6ugle.
J. D. AIKEN, Chairman,
FL F. CHAPEAU, -a.,g.a
EDWARD WILLIS,
r. ARNOLD,
2. DAVIS,
oe,3l EDMUND G. HOLMES.
TyAIR AND SOIR e
OF THE
GERMAN LADIES SOCIETY,
AT THB
CONCERT Rooxs OF THE ACADEMY OF Music,
Commencing
MONDAY EVENING, October slst,
And ending
SATURDAY EVENING, Nouernber Sth,
UNDER THE GENEROUS PATRONAGE OF THE
FOLLOWING GENTLEMEN:
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MARINE NEWS.
cHARLEsToN, NovEMBE
ARRIVED YESTERDAY.

ARRIVED YESTERDAY.
Steamship Ashland, Ingram, New York-left
Friday, III. Ballast To Wagner, Huger q co,
and " A CouItenay. ..,.-..-,.. III o.,,
ssh5 Fairfield DaTis GeSrgsSS1mn, qsgTSo1m SON o. 1Z'
Schr Ann IS Dess Garbau, West Point Mn. 56
rierces rice. To Cohen, HaneIel co. :,
Scnr Odd Fellow, Prince Back River. 24oo Dusn'
Sloop Julia Dean, Harris Combahee. l2oooush-
els rough rice. To W Bee CO.. ,..,
+ Sloop Mary Goodrich, Roberts, Ashepoo. 1000
bushels rough rice. To W Bee Il 90. III -, =.
Sloop Jack. from Russell Creek Mills. oas.s
sea islSaa cotton bale upland cotton To Fra.
; Bsat nom JOINTS Island. 8 bags sea island cot.
ton, ToFraser & Din. u,
. Boat is6fa James leland. bags sea island COT
ton. To Fraser & Dill.
90 CLEARED YESTERDAY.
Brig Manzanils, Spear, Georgetown, to load for
BALTIMORE A Enslow d co.
Schr Moonlight, Briggs, st Helena Sound, to
load for Woods Hole-J A Enslow CO.
SAILED YESTERDAY.
Steamship Manhattan, woodruff, New York.
Brig Manzanilla. Spear, Georgetown, s C.
Scfr Samuel MoNanemy, NOVEL;. Philadelphia.
Schr W Wilson, Somers, Philadelphia.
Schr Gettysburg, Oorson, Baltimore.
Schr Lowell, Leavitt, st Helena
Schr Nellie Burgess, McKeen. Jacksonville,
FROM THIS PORT.
Steamship Sea Gull, Dutton. Baltimore, October
rp Fer THIS PORT.
schr B y Hs:wklns. Wyatt, at New York, octo.
Der %, q; II - -
CLEARED FOR THIS PORT.
Steamship clyde, Hunter, at New York, oc.
tober 2s.
Bark Rome, Otis, at Philadelphia, October %.
Schr Burroughs, Lowden, at New lorK,
October %.
SAILED FOR THIS PORT.
British ship City OF Halifax, =, from Ealifax
s, October u.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1870-11-01
zrI3 tEG.sLI7
tcoUTH CAROLINA NsrlTtITR FAIR

THE FAIR OF THE SOUTH CAROLINA NST1-
TUTE win be held 10 the spacious building erectsd
on the Washington Race Course, commencing on
TUESDAY, November !, and continuing during the
week. The officers and Members hope that an at
tractive exhibition win be made, comprising, be-
sides the usual articles Of Machinery, Agricultural
Implements Mechanical Articles, DC, &C., also
Cattle Horses, Poultry, &C.; Matches at Trotttng
and Running win probably be made, to exhibit the
qualities Of the horses exhibited.
The hours OF exhibition will be from GA. ID: to
SPIN, daily. The prices OF admission are as
follows viz:
Children. Observation-Disclosures. ..15
Season Tickets. i uonar.
Saddle Horse e........................ 70 cenls'
Vehicles drawn by one Horse. so cents.
Vehicles drawn by two Horses, ,...........1 dollar.
The riders and persons In the vehicles viii be re-
qnIred to pay as other visitors TO the Fair. =
Tickets admitting to the Piazza upon the roof
Of the building, so cents Pass tickets viii not be
issued. .a.t l.5s.T
Persons desirous Of fbecoming Life Members may
become SO by application to the Secretary. A
life Members Tcsetis $40.
Ticse,s can be procuress at the stores OF Messrs.
W. G. Whiden 4 Co.; John Russ anu hoinae'
Book Store; and also at the gates. ,..
The South Carolina Railroad win run excui ei'n
cars, hourly, to the Fair ground, as will appear BY
its advertisement.
ABaud Of Music will be constantly in the build
ing. "lLmof u. DEeAsosokh.
oct31.e Secretary.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1870-11-01
THRoUGH BILLS LADNG TO AND
FROM BALTIMORE. PHILADELPHIA,
BOSTON, BREMEN;
AND THE CITIES, OF THE NORTHWEST.

The nne Steamship FALCON, "xcEEB,
Haynie, Commander, viii sail for orSl&dEe
Baltimore on TUESDAY. 1st November at II
O'Clock n, making connection with the Bremen
steamer "Ohio,n 70 leave the 9th.
r. Philadelphia Freights forwarded. 10 thai
CITY by railroad from Baltimore without sddi
sional Insurance, and Consignees are allowed am.
Die time 70 sample and eel their GOODS Tom
the Railroad Depot in Philadelphia.
PAUL @. TRENHOLM, Agent,
oct2a ; No. Union Wharves.