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Markets by Telegraph.

= =. FOREIGN. =
LIVERPOOL, October 2s-Noon.-Cotton sales
600 bales; for the week 99L 600 bales; exports
"a 900 bales; speculation 5000 bales; stock 500 o0e
bales; American 76uoo bales; receipts 600 bales
American 1900 bales. -
Eyening.-Cotton frm; upands SHd; Orleans
SIasd; sales u, 600 bales; speculs ion and export
5000. Corn-mi3ed western 3os 81. Beef Ills
cd. Cumberland cut 52s Cd. Stock Of cotton anoa'
600 bales; American escoo. Manchester ad
vices favorable.
NEW YORK, october 2s.-Noon.-Flour quiet
and unchanged. Wheat dull and heavy. Corn 9
shade nrmer. Pork heavy and unchanged, Lard
Inactive. Cotton higher and In fair demand
uplands 1880; Orleans l13sc; sales @ 2ooo - oales'
Gold 1l1s. Money 5a6. Srernng, sA; snort e%.
Sixty-twos l2x.
Evening.-Ootton strong; sales 5000 bales; up
lands l62<c. Flour inactive at 5aloc lower. Wheat
la2c lower; winter red and amber Western 81 S4a
IS. Corn scarce and shade frmer. Beef qu'et.
Pork nominal. Lard, kettle, 16albAc. Whiskey
SSaS9. Groceries, naval stores and tall0w un-
changed. Freights on cotton, by steam, Aas-l6d;
flour Sd; wheat. by sail. shaad. Money easy at
sac. Gold llSal1I. Governments declined IS:
sixty.twos l25z. Southerns dull and nomlnally
unchanged.
BOSTON, October 2s.-Stock 5000; net receipts Of
the week l04; coastwse 1905; total 43U9; sales l55
bales.
BALTIMORE, October 2s.-Cotton, stock 1850
bales; net receipts for the week 80; coastwise
242U; total $3.50; exports to Grea, Britain 172 TO
Continent III; coastwise 144o; sales OF week 2775.
CINCINNATI, October 2s.-Flour quiet and weak;
family SIS 75a6. Corn firm but scarce: new 53a55c;
old 6Sa65c Pork $26 Lard 16c. Bacon, stock
light; clear sides 20c. Whiskey unsettled at sSas4c.
ST. LOUIS October 2S.-Flour quiet; superfne
81 l0a4 rs. Corn advancing, and wanted; mixed
COO. whiskey SIC. Baggng 2sHa8oc. ProVlslons
firm and unchanged.
LOUISVILLE, October 2s.-Bagging quiet; hemp
2sc; nax 2shc: Flour steady extra family M 90 90;
nominal. Whiskey S3aS4.
NORFOLK, October 2s.-Stock 1928; net receipts
Of the week 1885, exports coastwise 5G05 sales Us
bales.
WILMINGTON, October 2S.-Cotton, net receipts
week 2l39 bales; exports coastwise 1858; sales
$50; stock 1893 bales
SAVANNAH. October 2s.-Stock OF cotton 81, ,154
os es; net receipts week, % s2s exports to Gre,t
Britain 1882; to Continent 600; coastwise e4S5;
sales Of the week $500 bales.
MOBILE, October 2s.-Net receipts Of the week
1o,eol ;coasswse 20; total 1oe1 exports TO Great
Britain 23l0; continent 49, coastWise 25oO: sales
Of the week 72ol; stock 81, III bales.
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OFFICIOUS PEOPLE.
..,rrorn the Pail Mall Gazette.]

oficious people can never leave things alone ne:
No one can possess his soul In peace Ut 20 on nus as
Of ns% Tnsy ~
tnono ise nath tey ou9hs 20 take, and. whether
In % religious faith or in furnishing The choice
Of Of q wife OF tue pattern Of boot, have their
word to say; their advice 70 give and tner nnxeIs
fiiness f. one OF their strong points, and they
hear hear .yop are, ndisposed, whether slightly 9! Or
1Ssyely. they .rusa or to profer advice, which
Won jo mot want and viii mot accept, sna
Hhlch probably would turn OUT mis'aAe
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Before Sedan.

.. go hand elasped letter. ."-Spectat Cor
spondstE, ,as;lt ~ = ~. ..',,..; . -.
Hero esiit ID, IS ,stpis ieaty place,
0nies he Hes, 49,
II o,SSa Win Ills asl,lass face .es
Turned to, the s6ss ;;..
,Jis but another dead .
An you.can say Is said.
f:Gs CArry his! body hence
=. ;;,llnQa muSthaye slaves
u Kfass climb TO eminence
u. "a, 1Her mems graves
90 this mans eye Is dim
Throw the earth ore- him.
what sas the white you touched
go, There. at his side?
:, Pauer lis hand had clutcneo
81 Tight ere he died !, !, ,s - -, -
~ Message or wish, may oe
>. Smoothentt out ana SEE
l.. Hardly the worst OF US
Here could have smiled
Only the tremulous
81, Words Of a child - -
q-Prattle, that has for Stops
.n Just fewruddy drops. -
,rr Look 3 She is sad TO miss,
81. Morning and night, -. =
Hls-her dead father's-Ns5;
Tnes to be bright,
:: Good to mamma; and sWeet,
That is. ALL "Aarquertte."
80. y:
-scc-d .dIh. If 5iessiae the dead =.
-iih Slnnoered the pain
an n. the hearts that oied
% Sle1t with the slain u.
the grief died But no
= Death win no. 81 asvs e,snlasss y rs Magazine.
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PILOT BOY leaves Charleston for .sE.h
Savannah every MONDAY, at 8 A. N. ss5SsEaIiz2s
DICTATOR leaves Charleston for savannah
every TUESDAY, atsP NJ.
PILOT BOY leaves Charleston for Savannah
every THURSDAY, at 8 A. NJ.
CITY POINT leaves Charleston for Savannah
every FRIDAY, at L.M.
RETURNING.
PILOT BOY leares Savannah for Charleston
every TUESDAY, att A, n
CRY POINT leaves Savannah for Charleston
every "WEDNESDAY, mt 8 A. NJ.
PILOT Boy leaves Savannah for Charleston
every FRIDAY, att A. h.
DI TATOR leaves Savannah for Charleston
ever, SUNDAY, at SAM.
The PILtrT BOY will stop at Pacific Landing.
Beaufort and the usual Landings on me inslae
route both ways, and 60 through BY dayngnt.
and stored free Of expense.
hT'.sI. D. AIKEN Il co.,
oct2s Central Wharf.
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GREELEY AND THE Bx-EMPREss..
l,rsfr------ = ..,,.-I:3gs- q: .l.''
The Tribune :Philosopher Changes his
-=,.. Tune. se.rr.a.. 49,

The New;York Tribune, paper winch mas
up to this time indulged necessarily In ungenerous
nIngs at ths private character Of the ex. Empress
Eurenie, prints the following telegram from It's
London correspondent: ro,,no. o,,on.r Of
Suudry ImperialIst busybodies have held meet
fnrs In london with view TO making the Em.
press a party to their negotiations. The Prussiane
are In no way responsible for these enorts. Tne
EMPRESS herself steadily refuses to encourage
them. She said othe correspondent OF the TIL.
nune that her:hopes were wholly lIorher boy; that
she regarded all attempts to replace the Emperor
or herself on the throne as likely 70 be futile.
whether made now or hereafter: and that the
chances OF Louis would only be imperilled by be-
ing pushed now. She declares her intention TO
hold herself aloof from all political intrigues un-
til peace is restored.
On which Greeley comments cditoriaily, as fol-
lows:
The ex.Empress Eugene has won more genuine
admiration Of honest men and women during the
TWO months OF her dethr0nement than In all the
yesrs or her butterfly existence as the central
figure OF the French Court The circumstances OF
her departure from Paris, and the declarations
with which she LETT the Tuierles, prove her to De
at opco a Eve and tender.hearted lady. Her
declaration, made yesterday to the Tribune cor.
respondent IN London, nat she has psrslstentlY
declined TO take part In any intrigue lor @ @tne
restoration of her husband or herself to the
French throne, will be accepted as assurance Of
her discretion and diplomacy. She apprehends
rightly the present spirit OF the French people,
and wisely trusts to q future time the hopes she
has of the return Of her boy to the place his
there are few who share in any such hopes for the
Napoleonic dynas'y; but no one can fail to re-
spect woman thus discreet, a mother thus hope
fol and loving.
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). interior Cotton Markets.
Receipts by KnIlroaa, October as.
SOUTH CAROLINA RAILROAD.

SOUTH CAROLINA RAILROAD.
1904 bales cotton, e1 bales goods, 5ss sacks
-four, 70 'b0ls 1opr, II bbls naval stores, 4 cars
stock. To Railroad Agent, and others, r. - 3
Il. NoRTHRAsTERN RAILRoAD..,.i=-'i--
100 bales cottoa,. ..88s bhls naval! stores, kegs
nails, rough rice, wood, mdse, &c. To G. w VII.
iiams & CO, Frost Il Adger, MOwTy d Son, Bates
4 co, " X Ryan, Reeder l. Davis, Graeser Smith,
Wlss & 90; Al Salinas; r Marshall, Walter 60,
W C Bee d CO, G W Witte, u Klatte d GO, :Sacn:
mann CO, Brodie csi Caldwell Son, PHngle
& SON, Pelzer, Rodgers e. co, w O Courtney d co,
j A Quackenbush. Sloan D. Seignious, Johnston,
Crews & CO. ] Marshall, Ir, Barden 4 Parker, u
& w Devices r. Stephens; mantoue d co, r
Piuceek and Railroad Agent.
----=-----.sAyANNAH AND CHARLESTON RAILROAD.
IS bales cotton, 4o3 bushel sacks gua1o, peas,
corn, and mdse Tc Feldmann & CO, ] D Qster.
hoitz. Nav. Stoney j. Lowndes. F. Nshburne,
JR Pringle l. Son. Kihsman Il Howell, A Grant,
VIC B. e 4 CO., J Ferguson, Eraser Dill, Ben
nett, Nv Courtney i co, "A B Mulligan, Robin
son, " Bowling & co, WAB0yle, Mrs N Wig
fall, and Drane & Mcdonald,
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LATEST. CoMMERcIAL.
Exports.

92'PoHT Au PETRE. GuADALouPE-Per schr Ella
Hodgsdon-I73,e eol feet pitch pine lumber, =. e
tiiPHiLADELPHIA-Pers schr W Wilson-350 tons
phosphate rock
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DACHIC MAIL STEAMSHIP ooMPY's
THROUGH LINE TO
CALIFORNIA, CHINA AND JAPAN.
EAREs.aREATLY REDUCED. - q,

steamers OF the above line leave Pier .eESsn
No. AZ, North River. foot Of Canal x&i&&
street, New York, at1 IL O'Clock noon, OF the 4th
and a0th of. every month except when these
dates ial1 on Sunday. then the Saturday preoed
ing. - "
steamers for South Pacific and Central American
ports, l-Those!of 4th touch at Manzanillo.. yr'
Steamship JAPAN leaves San Francisco for ia.
nan and China october !, 1870. . 70
No California steamers touch at Havana, but
20 direct from New York to Aspinwan.
One hundred pounds baggage free TO each adult
Medicine and attendance Free: - :.''i'a =
For Passage Tickets or other Information apply
at the COHPANY,S TICKET OFFICE, on the
wharf foot Of Canal street, North A KiVer. New
York. = ,, ,."r, ". h BABY, Agent.
juiyl6-1yr - 80
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E,oR EDIsTo AND ROCKVILLE, VIA
ENTERPRISE AND WAY LANDINGS.

The Steamer i"ARGOn will re- .nE@h
ceiye Freight at South Atlantic =
Wharf To-MoRRow, 2sth Instant, and leave on SAT
uRpAY, the 2eth. at hslf.pasts O'Clock A. N. -
Freight and Wharfage payable on the Wharf.
oct2i DOUGLAS NISBET, Agent.
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FROM THIS PORI.

FROM THIS POR1.
Z steamhhtp Champion, Lockwood, New York,
H Steamship clyde tdAter, new York. ootober 81.
SAILED FOR: THIS PORT: = . ."
Steamship: Ashland; Powell from New York,
:. sseanship g South y Carolina. .lugraham, from New
Bagk BENJAMIN ossena.: Hill, from Cardiff; octo'
O'' 1N .Gt,.......: =. 3: .: ':E'';'ll -
LIST OF VESSELS
UP, CLEARED AND SAILED ROB FHls PORT.
2FoR.EIdsasE..e sIssE y 80 a. {;
The Hsiress, nsa, saiIss Angus, as
Bark Benjamin csssns, ;Hil sailed. October 10
DoME.s TIc!Jir
20. - PORTLAND, NE. So
Brig Mary p Dana, oSeill, cleared. .,......oc' 10
e-:sa NEW BEDFORD. o,+o,ar %
schr Emma Douglas aaaEt. GalS sailed oe'0oef %
Ship Anna Camp, Lincoln, up....,t... .octoeer = :
Bark Aurelia, Lincoln, up. .octooer II
Brig Carmih8, --, p..........:.'....'Sept a.
Brig Healer, Jones, up....:.... :s :Ssps - 9
schr Grace Gridler. Smith, cleared : oceoeef q
Steamship South Carolina, Ingraham, sid. Oct q
steamship ashland, Powell, sailed. October ss
Schr B NHswkins, Wyatt, .up!.. ..Octooer !,
schr Mary Tyler, Tyler, cseared.: .:,.."....eet Il
-; PHILADELPHIA.
| Brig Y Williams, Williams, cleared..... Oct J
Schr s Burns, Crosby, cleared. .......... !!
Schr Steelman, Church. up. .Sept
Schr E A Hooper, Champion, up. ..Ootooer i
Schr q Sheppard, Clark, cleared. ...;;..: :Oct y
Schr John Shay, Fisher, up..:... .ocsooeri
4
Schr Mary & Eliza Orowell; cleared. OCTOBER =
Brig Abby Ellen, Fossal, cleared. ..october Il
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Miscellaneons.

MACHINE.
are the best in use.
For sale on the Lease Plan, with monthly pay:
ments, on easy terms, or for cash. All Kinds Of
Machine attachments, Needles, Cotton, (Wnlte,
black and colored, SILK, OIL, Soap, &C., &c.
Repairing as usual. Circulars and samples Of
work sent on application.
D. B. HASELT0N,
chimes and Material, No. 3o7 King street,
aug17 Cnarleston . Y.
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. FRz1eHrs-To Liverpool, by steam direct nomi-
nal: via New York. "a on uplands, I'D on sea
isl,.nds; by san 1.lGd on uplands, I'd on sea
Islands. To Havre nominal. coastwise-to New
York, by steam, zc on uplands and 1c on sea
Islands; 81 so q tierce on rice; by sail, c 3 b on
cotton; p tierce on rice; 4oc q barrel on rosin;
sz@s q M on lumber; $s@1o p II on timber. To
Boston, by safl; 4I@kc q ID on upland cotton.
To Providence, by sail So 2 NJ on boards, sc
. ID on cotton; by steam 81 q bale on New
York rates. To Philadelphia, by steam, &c q ID
on uplands; by safi, 81 p II on boards; 50 on
timber; So p ton on clay, and sS@s 30, on phos.
pilates. To Baltimore, by steam, nc p b; by
sail, ssso@7 p N on boards; ss@s IS p ton on
phosphate rock. vessels are in demand by
our merchants to take lumber freights from
Georgetown, S. c., Darien and satilla River, Ga,
ard Jacksonville, Fla, to Northern ports, and $40
'S@12 p N are the rates on lumber and boards.
misunderstanding so day bills 1sx@2o.
DOMESTIC EXCHANGE, - The banks purchase
sight checks at H@Y Of, and sell at par.
GoLp-1l@l9.
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aEnu,,I, Market.


...uz .-GorT0N.. During e the
nrst nart of the week under review 49,.
was dull and inactive. On Monday, under tne
infIuence OF peace prospects, there was consid,
erable ADVANCE, and the demand contlnueo goou
during the day To-day tae MstHe ,Tpnssstions
t,,ok place Later In the day. however, tne mar,
.Set sympathized with decline tn New YorE, Ua ana
closed very weak, buyers Offering lahc LoI oss''
SFaaes eaose sea as sooscs ooSs Ordinary good
FLOUR %FnouR.EShipmen,s TODAY or $40 bb;s We re-
port the market steady and sct!Vs as donE~s' 1v
ner6ne S.; extra S. Is; Xxx So'5o; lalnn IS 75a
6; fancy So 75a7 Is.
WHEAT.-The receipts -ac-dsy included l47O
bushels, the bulk Of which Was taken by millers
at current quotations. We quote as follows: Med
iterTa1ean soc; red s5cas1i amber s1a1 o5; white
GoRN,scs s.csarce and In demand. We quote at As
aso IN .ae ear, and 55aeec sheiedi loose from
outside gars nom m, Wagons s's d.sSp ,s aSS
shipments Of 800 bushels to-day on account
i'Si interior Cotton Markets.
COLUMBIA, October 2s.-Sales Of cotton yester-
day lsI bales; mdding 14al4hc. ,,;,,-
CHESTER, october 26.-aarket quies' low n''u'
ullasI ANDERSON, tS October 2s.-To-day middlings
'VmIaar CHaRIoTTE, october 2s.-salss today zoo
bales; middBngs l3xa1+c; good demand, ~,
ATLANTA, october 26.-The market 70 DAY s, mas
been more active, and prices have advanced;
middlings "A; low middling l3S; eooa ordinafy
| 12H, and ordinary 10xa11Kc
| COLUMBUS, October 26-Our market openee
active on basis OF 14a<c for middling, but closed
| weak and irreguur at l41fa14xc; sales bso oaies;
SELMA, October 25.-Sales 4sS bales; middllngs
l4,Sal5: market closing easier; demand Tor gooo
! cotton; Door grades relatively low.
+ MONTGoMERY, October 26.-Iae lnal Set opened
! 14c for low .middlingS.
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PORT CALENDAR.
NOoNie PHASES

First Quarter, 1st, hours 50 minutes, evening
Full Moon, eth, 8 hours, q minutes, morning.
Last Quarter, 18th, II hours, bS minutes, evening
New Moon, 24th. 10 hours, 13 minutes, morning
First Quarter, 31st.2 hours, Al minutes, morning
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1SLippman's Great German ,BitterH strength.
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essiI sIippman's % Great German Bltters themes.
delightful and effective In the world. rq.!l =
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snever wen' people.
@-Lippman's Crest German !Bitten gives an:
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x M-Eippnaan's Great German Bltsers gives tone:
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Nts ST SM hippman,s Great German Bisters exctesS
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physIciaris recommend % iiis: ;:a"c. y: '...e'
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yoasrid I.Iippmsan's s Great German Bitters cures
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as-Lippman,s Great German ,Bitters has met,
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s; :, CHAaIorrssv1LIByA VA, Mayrls7o. =
MYssRs. JACOB L1PPNAN & BRo. iy ..:si u .a;s 6
Genuemen-I certify that Il have examtn- :
ed and used in my practice Lppmsn's Great Ger.
man lBitters. regard them as an admirable
| tonic and appetizer. ]. W.PONDEXFER,h. MD.
~ - - e@s l.
80 .-sc: ta 200 - ~ , - 81: s.Eas
pepots in Charleston S. c.i: ze a1ei7' ss:... :!
W. q. TRoTT, ED. s!sBQRNHAM, y g :
4 A. W, ECKEL ;& Co.. q. J. .LCHN, ,.:- s.,...
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wholesale Agents: =. TO o. - az .''i
| HENRY BIsCtIOFF s. co. n 81 7SG;S itef'yl
- STEFFENS, wERSEk a sDUGKER * ii {
| .DOWlE, NOISE Z DAVIS, Drugglsts, -, - :;
CLkClUS wlTTE.
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TlHRoUGH BILLS LADNG TO AND
FROM BALTIMORE, PHILADELPHIA,
BOSTON, BREMEN, -

The nne Steamship FALCON, nEfSn
Haynie, Commander, win sail for E&1E
Baltimore OF IVEsDLY, Let November, at Il
O'Clock NJ, making connection with the Bremen
steamer "Ohio,n to leave the 9th.
1S PhHadelphIs Freights forwarded to tna'
city by railroad from Baltimore without add.
tional Insurance, and 'Consignees are allowed am.
pie time to sample and .sen their Goods, from
the Railroad Depot in Philadellhla., tz.7--
oct2e.4fi -;:'!!' s'; No. 2 Union Wnarves.
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'' MARENG0
FEVER ANDsAG CUE CURE.

certain cure for CHILLS AND FEvER-a gen.
uine Southern preparation, purely vegetable; q
tonic and fever preventive, highly recommended,
and stands unequalled by any preparation now
offered. To persons residing In unhealthy sec.
tions It is Invaluable. . =
Warranted-No Hnmbug. 81. -
For sale by all Druggists, and by
G. J. LUHN, Agent,
Druggist, southeast corner King and John sts.,
funl8 4moaDkc Charleston, 8. @.
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LIPPNdAN'Si PYRAFuGE,
THE GREAT eHlLLAND FEVER E1PE1LER

THE GREAT eHlLLAND FEVER E1RErLER.
ONE DOSE STOPS THE cHlizLn e. ~ -
SsAR GRAHAMy1ILE, S: C., november 70, 1852 : .
Dear sir-Please sendme half dozena hotties Of
bearer himself was cured OF d two years II Il and
fever, and his whole family. ft has never failed
in single case. II Yours respectfully,
=. .cg... ..a ~ = .WA. +. ROBERT.
We annex herewith one-ot The many certih-.
Session: .:ssfi':nh = III
-. - MAYORS OFFICE; GMFFNa Ga. e2l( ~"
~. ,;ais %, I.s:e..g. =, February {. 1859.
h. Kayton's ION or LRe. In nay family, I'm case
OF oiaggrayated 1Neuraigia nsthedPace,n nand after
three applications, gave permanent rehef. q.
1oct25-3s "a - W. u. CLINE, Mayor.
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CHANGE OF SCHEDULE, FOR THIS
~ TRIP ONLY.
FOR GEORGETOWN, s. {

The Steamer EMILE, Captain c. .uK>h
c. White, will receive Freight THIS .E5ss1iiiifiiif
DAY at South Commercial Wharf, and leave as
above To-MoRRow Sunday MORNING, the Soth In
town on MONDAY AFTERNOON the 3lst instant, at
hall-past 8 O'Clock, to accommodate visitors TO
the Fair or South Carolina Institute, who WILL be
brought down and carried back for one fare; this
rate foreman In force until up "trip, November 6th
SHACKELFORD l. KELLY Agents,
oct2s1 No. Boyce's Wharf.
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: cr: OFFICE CLARLRsToN NEWS, - [
al:+G FRIDAY EVENING, October 2s, 1870.
CorroS.-The transactions early IN the day
were, in@ost, instances, at lower rates, middltng
uplalds touching l4lc, bet the arrival Of better
New York dispatches caused astiaer feeling, and
middling up,ands improved to l5c p ID, the mar
ketI clostng firm, with but limited supply on
SALE sales about 500 bales, at 1915 2s at 1s; Ios
at II; 4at Eaa; 81 ar1isl; l1o Gt lax; 4 at 145S;
lbs at lax; lss at Is; SO at l5I<; 1s at15s; at
151fc. We quote: sss-grs ;i'.J s:-:' -.
LIVERPOOL CLASSIFICATION. --!aH -
Ordinary:to good ordinarJ......l3 @14h ~
Low middling .................i41g- =
Mlddlmg. 40 y q. -.
Strict midcling ~. " ...l5l<@l6h 80
: R1cE.-The market was quiet, with moderate
demand. Sales 14o tierees oftGlean Carolina, say
~ tierces at sX; es at Ss; IS at &c ib.' quote
fair clean Carolina at es@6hc; good 62t@7c.
NAVAL sroREs.-The transactions were unim-
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+, Stores Market: 80 :.
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Thsmas, a Wall stre 1t operator, VIII, qui ely
walked of the other IA, with some $4,000 in
kansas bonds. is stilI mi.. ing: HE pears to
Pacific Railroad, Messrs. EiN am & Co., and
Bailey, Lang & Co., out o. largo amounts.
The Fenian Congress b sill t.,' nsacsing it,
business with closed doors in CHI ago. 1t is
stated shat they are engaged In revis,'ng their
Constitution, but an impression prevails hat an
excited discussion b in progress on the saIbie ct
OF an Immediate raid on Canada.
Inc Canadian government has arrested Scott
and ather Richotte, the two enyoys sent bv the
k' River Insurgents to explain and treat M non
TIE rebellion and Re present their s<ie at Ottawa
IN retaliation for the execution of Thos Scott
by Riel at Fort Garry.
In the case OF Perry tried for the L. ~
Wa,chman Hays, in Brook m the iury brougbt
ia VERDICT OF murder in the second degree.
sentence was deferred, to give the Ifison
'ouhsei time TO hle bill Of exceptions.
Republicans of Baltimore assembled last eve
ning at Douglass Institute to make arrange
ments Tor public celebration Of the ratifica ion
OF the fifteenth amendment. Thursday, the 10Th
OF May, was fixed upon AS the time.
The colored Senator Reyeis lectured in Pbi'a-
delphia, on The Press, last night. He co npli-
mented Philadelphia on its abolition record and
said that but for the Press he should never have
occupied his Preselt position.
The volunteers in Wyoming Territory. in pur-
srit of the Indiaas who lately committed a
number of murders near South Pass. have killed
eleven OF the savages, including Black Bear,
Chief OF the Arrapahoes.
In Nebraska the Indians yesterday cut a
stringer on a bridge near Antecpe, aud threw
fourteen cars OIL the track. The train-hauds
fed, and the Indians plundered the cars.
In Maine the Grand Lodge of Good Templars
(temperance) favors q third-party political
movement, who are expected to nominate a
temperance man tor Governor.
The adoption of the Fifteenth Amendment to
the American Constitution was celebrated by
the eOiOred citizens in Toronto "Wednesday
last.
A son of Lopez, the Paraguayau Dictator
who Is now residing in New York, totally dis
credits the report of the death OF his father.
Sir John NJ. Young, Governor General of the
Canadian Dominion, was in Chicago yester-
day.