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~CALVARY BAPTIST CHURCH.
The Ordinance Of Baptism will be administered at
the foot OF Council street, on SUNDAY MORNING,
November y, at O'Clock, by Rev. CHARLES
SMALL, Pastor. The public are respectfully In
yited. A collection viii be taken up in aid OF the
Church, commencing at half.past Pm. Sister
Churches of same faith and order are respectfully
solicited. JAMES taEEN'
novIl-s cn' SierA'
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~ ON ARIA GE. ~

Happy relief for Young Men from the effects
Of Errors and Abuses in early life. Manhood re.
stored. Nervous debility curei. Impediments
to Marriage removed. New method OF treat.
ment New and remarkable remedies. Books
and Circulars sent free, in sealed envelopes. Ad.
dress HOWARD ASSOCIATION. No. 2 South
Ninth street. Philadelphia, Pa. oc:12
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~- COLLETON COUNTY-S T A T E
AND COUNTY TAXES, 1s7l.--CoUETY TREAS
UR. RS o7FIGE, COURTHOUSE, WALTER
BORO', S. C.-Notce is hereby given that this
office will be open for the receipt OF STATE AND
COUNTY TAXES for the year 1871, on the 18th day
Of November, 1871.
Taxes not paid on or before the 18th day Of
January, 1872. win be liable to penalty OF twenty
per cent.
All Taxes remaining unpaid on the first day Of
March, 1872, Will be liable to be collected by dis.
tress, or otherwise All Real and Personal Pro.
perty is charged with seven ~ mills on the dollar
for State purposes and three ts) mills on the dol.
lar for county purposes
The Treasurer will visit the following named
places In the co lnty to facilitate the collection OF
Taxes, and on the days named below the ONCE
In WATERFORD win be closed:
Georges Station December 9Th and 9th
idgev ille December 7th
SummerVIlle. December 8;h and 9th
Adams Run December llth
Smokes Gross Roads: December 14th
Bell's Cross Roads. .... December 18th and 10th
JAMES W. GRACE,
noVl.ls Treasurer ooleton County.
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Gonrailpnal.
RSULINE INSTITUTE

RSULINE STITUTE
OF THE
IMMACULATE CONCEPTION,
VALE CRUC ISL NEAR COLUMBIA, S. c.,
FOR THE EDUCATION OF YOUNG LADIES, UNDER FEE
IMMEDIATE SUPERVISION OF THE RELIGISUSES
OF TIE CRSCLlNE CONVENT.
The situation OF the Convent is all that can be
desired for health and beauty. The buildings are
on elevated ground, about two miles from the
Capitol, and In the midst Of an oak grove OF
twenty acres. Its within half an hours dive
from the depot. where omnibuses aud baggage
wagons await the arrival OF passengers.
TERNs-For board, washing, fuel, lights and
tuition In English, s5oo, payable $50 in advance
VI $50 per month, payable IN advance.
Music French, Latin, Drawing and painting
form eXtr o charges.
HB For further information, application may
be made TO the MOTHER SUPERIOR. 10 Rt. Rev.
Bishop LYNCH, or 70 the Reverend Clergy.
uoyi
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~BETHEL M. E. CHURCH, SOUTH.
Divine Service will be held in this Church TO-
MORROW MORNING, at half.pass 10 O'Clock, by
Bishop W. Il WlGHTMAN; and In the AFTERNOON
by the Pastor, Rev. 7. z. WANNAhAKER, at half
noe, o,.,oct novl1-s
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~ UNION KILWINN1NG LODGE, No.
ALF, M.-The Members Of this Lo &c are re-
ouested to attend the Funeral Of our late Brother,
ApAME GIBSON, at St. Philips Church, at 10
O'Clock, THIS MORNING.
WA. wARDLAw, J.w.,
noyll MASTER pro tem'
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No SHAVING SALOON.-MR. J. a
wEICHMAN will superintend the business lately
conducted by Mr.. LoMBARDo, and will be
pleased to see his friends and the patrons Of the
establishment, at the Old Stand, in Market street,
where 40 pains Will be spared toplease.
Oct1d
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nr THE RELATIVES, FRIENDS An

RS THE RELATIVES, FRIENDS AMI
acouaintances OF the late P. II. Wallace, and Of
his wife, Mrs. C. A. Wallace, and Of Mrs. Ann
Mousseau, and Of Mr. and Mrs. Richard Hendricks
and their respective families, are invited to at
tend the Funeral Services OF Mrs @. A. WAL.
LACE, at her late residence, No. 2o2 Meeting
street, cne door north OF Henrietta street, THIS
MORNING, at 10 O'Clock. noVll
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~ CITY HALL, NOVEMBER 6, 1871.
The Committee on Contracts, in compliance with
the resolution passed BY Council advertise ior
sealed proposals until IL O'Clock n, the lAtn IN.
slant, for furnishing the City Hospital, House OF
Correction and Old Folks Home with FRESH
BEEF, Of good and merchantable quality, for the
balance Of the present and all Of the coming fiscal
year. Each bid to be accompanied by the names
OF two responsible sureties. Proposals to be
left with the Nsyor. neve-wsm3
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Wbituarp.

FERRIEk.-Died On Sunday, November s. at his
residenoo brooklyn, &. D. N. Y, RoBsKT FERRIsR,
Of Inc steamship Charleston, In the 66th year OF
his age.
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H I L B E r s b 0 U
No. 2s4 KING STREET.

The Proprietress takes pleasure in announcing
her return tO the city, and tnat Atet SompiosS
to accommodate patrons. Attentive ar respect.
ful servants q specially. ,,n,,.
oCt1T-1mo hRs. Is. 1lLochS.
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~ UNITED S 7 A T 4 5 DISTRICT
COGRT.-By an order Of tie Honorable GEO. 8.
BRYAN, United States District Judge the Session
OF the District Court and the hearing OF all peti
tions and motions In Bankruptcy, or in the gen.
eral business Of the District COURT Is further post.
poned until the Goth OF November inst.
nova DANL. HORLBECK, Clerk.
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spssial Netires.

EDIVTNE SERVICE WILL BE CON.
QUOTED In the Orphans Chapel TOMORROW
AFTERNOON, at halfpsst O'Clock, by the Rev. w.
B, YATES. how'll
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Dnarnlnq.

DOARDNG-PRIVATE BOARD CAN
ID be obtained on reasonable terms on appll.
cation at No. 166 Queen street, nor side, three
doors west OF Franklin street. novll-smHs4
BOARDING. A FEW GENTLEMEN
ID can be accommoda with good board
and pleasant rooms, on moderate terms, BY ap.
plying At No. IL wentworth street. DAY BOARu.
ING also furnished. mayl6
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Alston, Helen
| Alcovins, E
| Amar, Laura
Altman, Mary
| E
| Aehby, Mary
| Auston. Fannie
Baker, n A
Baily, Jennie
Baily, Julia
Bal bleu, John
| Barrow. J W
| Bee, Alice
Beesley, Della II
Belmger, Mary
Blue, Fannie
Bohlman, Au..
gusia
BoBtice. Jane
Bredesman, Ell
Bridges, Nellie
Brien, Lena
BureaT, Fanny
Brungtes, Mary
Bunwinkell,
Catherine
Cammell, Fills
Campbell. Ellen
Uai r, Rachel
Carr, Lucinda
carson, Mrs
Carter, Reoeccal
Cason, Edward
Castelee, Thos
Cavner, Ann
Christ ophel', FL.
Congleston, LIZ.
zle 4
Conway, Leslie |
Conye:s, E L
Corcoran, Cath.
eiine
Cotton, Eliza |
beth |
Conrtensy, II L
Quinn, D A !
Curtis, Jane |
Cullinane, Mari
garet |
De Q, Eliza c |
D Hon, VIM |
Doren. Mary |
Draton, Annie |
Dunn, LILA |
Eagan. Mary Al
Edwards, Em.
ma |
Evans, Minnie
Fabian. d
Fehrenbach,
Ida J |
Floethman. Ma-
Eogarty. Sarah !
Flnneron. Mary
Garrett, Marga.|
ret |
CaOe Elizabeth |
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~ MEDICAL COLLEGE OF THE
STATE OF SOUTH CARoLlNA.-The Com mence
msnt Of the ANNUAL COURSE OF LECTURES 10
this Institution has been postponed until WE'D.
NKsDAY, November Is, 1871.
GEORGE e. TRESCoT, n. D.,
noy,.tu;hsm4ws Dean OF the Faculty.
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- THE CHARLESTON OHARITA-
BILE ASSOCIATION, FOR THE BENEFIT OF THE
FREE SCHOOL FUND.-oFF1cAL RAFFLEB
GLASS No. 1s9-MoRNRe.
l3-l5-35--64-l4-22- 2-42-17-44-1-39-33 80
Aswitness our hand at Columbia this 10th day oi
November, 1871. FEM PECK,
JAMES GILLILAND,
octs sworn Commissioners.
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instant, ADAM E. GIBSON, in the fifty.fourth year
OF his age.
~- THE RELATIVES, FRIENDS AND
acausintances Of Mr. and Mrs. ADAM E. GIBSON
are respectfully invited to attend the Funeral SER
vices Of the former, at St. Philips Church, Tbs
MORNING, at 10 O'Clock. no'ii
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Adair, James J
Ame5, J W
Albers, Fl .
Allst on, Allen
Aston, Henry
Anderson, Jr,
Albrecht, Emil
Armory, Geo W
Anderson, Thos
Baker. Jno
Bsrnwe ], Jos W
6euueLL, 1Hoo W
Benson. 81
Blschon, Ste
phen e
Rinpq Inn
Blohme, F @
Bold, Howard E
BoldJ, Jno B
Bowman, Lewis
b swell, Taylor
Bote, Berthold
Boyle,.Dominlcg
Boyd, Carel A
Brownley, g II
Brown, Chas Q
Bril-, II ]
Buck, l.
Burns, Kings
ton
Bunger, J F W
Cauker. samuel
Cade, Walter
Cahin, VIM
Carr d Go, T W
Campbell, r r
Carpenter, VIM
Carr, AT
Cui>olm, W d
Cherry & Coz 7
K
Chiffon i Mon.
roe
Clarke, Chas
Clark, Edward
Collins, E
Conroy, D
Coock, II A
Cox, W II
Carey, Daniel
Compton, ] ID
DAILY, Henry
Delessnne, An
Eel
Dicks. Henry
Dixon. VIM
DUscher, Fl
Christopher
Dow, 8 b
Duggan, Ma.
then
Edwards, Ia
cob
Edwards, Jas Z
Ehney, win W
Ehney d De
veauX
Entleman, F
Evlne, Jacob
Fehrenoa ck,
Nick
Fell, g E G
Fernie, Francis
Fishburne, Rob
| ert
Flynn. Jno T
Fl-wellen, Ben
Fowler, Edwd
Fuller, G James
Gerkin, Jno.
Gibson, Stephen
Gl bert, Tdwi:.
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%- NOTICE "A LATE CARD OF W.
g. OORwN co. having notified the public that
they were In no way connected with the under.
signed In business, and not responsible for any
use OF their name, In order the more enectualy
10 advertise the same, the undersigned hereby
announces that he has had no business relations
with the said firm since April, 1870, except OF
being their debtor for the. stock then purchased,
EvERT E. BEDFORD,
oct26 Successor TO w. 3. Corwin Co.
~-J. B. SOLOMON NJ D.,
DENTIST,
Has returned to the city. octS0
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~ N6TICE.-THE UNDERSIGNED
do hereby give notice that neither they nor any
member OF their nrm have any business connec.
ton or association OF any kind with Mr.. Z. E.
BEDFORD, No. 276 King street, Charleston, 8. G.,
Grocer, and that the use Of their name by E. E
BEDFORD in any way is entirely without suthori
y. ". 8. CORW1N d co.
oct24
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nBOFFICE OF COUNTY TREASURER,
FlRE.PRooF BUILDING, CHARLESTON, 8. O.,
NOVEMBER 9th, lsn.-The Books Of the Treasu.
rer OF Charleston County viii be opened on the
10th day Of November, 1871, for the receipt OF
TAXES due the State and County for the year
1871. -,
The penalty OF twenty per cent provided BY
law viii be added TO all Taxes remaining unpaid
on the 18th day OF January, 1872
The rate Of taxation for the year 1871 is as fol-
lows. viz:
State Tax per centunl. unl.....".............7 mills.
County Tax per centum. mills.
Poll Tax per capita. .......................$ 90
WIN. GURNEY,
novs-lmo Treasurer Charleston County.
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VTTANTED, A LAD, ABOUT 16 YEARS
w old, who is willing to make himself gen.
orally useful about store. Apply at No. 14l
King street. move
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NTANTED, BY A THOROUGHLY COM
w PETFNT and steady young man "a
Charlestonian, and single) situation In any ca.
paciry. Would prefer office work 10 Commis.
sion House, or general outdoor clerk, and would
not object to leave the city. Best OF references
furnished. Address Accountant, Key Box No. go,
Charleston Postoffice noy8
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Wams.

VITANTED, PHOTOGRAPHS TOPANT
w All orders left at GREER'S BOOKSTORE,
King street, WILL be promptly attended to, and
neatly executed. oct2t-s4S
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UyANTED, A CHILD'S NURSE. RE-
w CONCENTRATIONS required. Apply at
No. 255 King street, corner Beaufain.
nov7-tuthS3
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VTTANTED PURCHASERS OF TICKETS
w 1u the Land and Immigration Association
OF Messrs. BUTLER, CHADWICK, GARY d co.
Tickets now ready. Will be glad to see my friends
at the ONCE OF Mr.. EDWARD II. M0RELAND,
No. 20 Broad street. EBEN COFFIN, Suo.Agent.
maV20
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TF YOU ARE IN WANT OF A SEWING
i MACHINE, see first the HOME SHUTTLE, the
cheapest and best, at BlSSELL, NO. 6l hasei
street, opposite Express ONCE. Price $50 70 $751;
aeplh 3n01
The sun., 1871-10-04
NoBODF'S CHILD.
Mrs. HSnion's visitor.-Th Mysteriou.
Widow rem ~. Louis-Aiso, MIR. Ma

Mrs. Hsrion'. Visitor. The Mysteriou.
Widow rem ~. Louis-Aiso, MIR. Ma
iensy Of James street. New York.
A suit Was tired on Monday in the Fifty 81 venth
street District Court, before Justice Mcguire, to
recover SOC for the maintenance Of a chila. The
plsinnn was Mrs. Haplon, and the defendant a
Mr.. Naloney, man OF respec,sble appearance, who
keeps a liquor saloon In James street. The plain
nG dopossd that on AuE 8 1s6s the defendant c. ne
VIII a ynmnp. yhe jp'rcaurrd hin n. hrr uncle.
and engaged her tEsnlon) TO take charge Of an IN.
iant. Tie promised to pay her s1e . month
in advance, and gave her his name and addrsst
He cnme OF sent regularly and 5aid tie auount for
some time After months he told her 20 put
the child hto baskst and leave IL At the Founding
and refused 10 do tins lie said lie would not pay
any more money.
The defendant deposed that this was black m IL u
suit. About the period referred 10 q woman whom
he thought to be rieh she exhibited large rolls of
notes, tod him that her husband hal been q cattle
dealer near 81. Lonis and bad recently died very
wealthy. She wa going TO look into his Af-irr
wanted he sLla cared for. Sas rsqgssts; him 20
satisfy Mrs. Hantoh, aud had.giyen him $50 toward
the maintenan ance OF the ehld. This he had applied
until IL WAS Exhausted, ana had anerwnrd advanced
money OF his owp Tue pisintin had told him
that the mother said Ihs name Of the child WAS
Robert Clark and that no uas to be baptized IN that
Asaas. lie eontradieted the plaintiffs statement as
to putting the child iRio hospital OF that ne had
that he did not know anything Of tEe matter, or
whether she was married woman.
The iury without leaviug their seats gave verdict
for the plaintiff for the ahount claimed ana Interest,"
The sun., 1871-10-04
DIFD

pEcKMAN..ht Hudson city, n. J. on Monday. oc.
tobsr 3 John D. Beekman. Jr. aged p years.
The relaiyss and lepd. Of the family Perseverance
10 attend the iunefaI from Bleeekef Bniidug SorTgr
Of Morton and Meecksr ss. on Thursday, October 8.
PErsEvEHArcs Lopor No. e52, p. AND A. M-Breth.
ren; You are hereby summoned TO meet the Lodge
Room, Union square, on Thursday. October s. at n
late brother, John 8. Beckman, Jr.- By order.
ALFRED MuRRAy. Sec. BRUNK RATHJEN. ".
- ~ hAk vs. ( Eh-og. 4on1Ay. Ha-ehs' = william
Funeral services from the York st. ME- Church. on
WEDNESDAY. October 4, At o'coeE. Relatives and
FEHRIS.-In Wniiamsburgh october 2, John Ferris
aged 50 years ano II days.
The relatives and friends OF the family respect
ober from ST. Pauls Church. corner OF Pine u. and
KiRKLASD0M carnan,vfie, October l, George
Kirkland, AGED 20 years ami months, -
The relhuye: and friends o. the family also the Wrh
hss9n Ys8 70 hssnds Lodgs sc s 80 ana a. Nj Are n
Of the 1ntefcesslon 10Th av, and ltth st on Wednes
day. October T. At l0H O'Clock. His remains will u
MORRIs.-In BrooEiyn on Monday. October 2, Mary,
the beloved wife OF william Morris, native OF county
Longford. Ireland. in the Goth year OF her age,
qucsed to attend her mineral from her lac residence.
Wllloug1byst, near HUDSON ay.. on wednesday, t ~
PERiNE.-Pacinc Lodge No. 49, F. and A. NJ
Brethren; You are hereby summoued to meet AZ the
Lodge tooms, southsss corner OF ga a. and 6sh Az
on "wednesday AT l2A J NJ, shslp ior ihe purpose o.
attending tho funeral Of late brother. stephcn NJ
Perine. NY order OF ISAAC TEICHMAN. NJ.
RUTHERFORD On SUNDAY. October I. David Ruth.
erford native OF KircA.dI. scotland aged sS years.
The reiatiyes and friends Of the family respect
fully invited to attend the funeral from his late rc.
dence, 40 lIoratio st. on wotnesday at ~ O'Clock.
Richmond, va, Edinburgh aud Kircaldy scotland.
papers please copy.
The sun., 1871-10-04
Am USEM ENIS.



The English opera season has commenced
With DoniIetu's " Daughter OF the Regiment" -"
This work Is full Of bright, salient melodies
and military ehorousss made sharp and dec ded
with the rhythm OF drums. 1t s not without
It's STARE also Of sentimental song for the lovers,
and humorous music for the comic characters.
II vss admirably performed. MADAME psrepa
Rosa's voice Is as fresh and charming ~ ever. II
cAnno, be said that the character Of I" the DsuHh-
ter 10 entirely fitted TO her. Tas vivandiere was
body Just large enough 10 he tho pet OF the rsgu
and II Is on the beat authority announced to be
impossible 10 add eubt 10 one's stature, so It Is
cannot be stately and sgrsud tori serious and
festival times, Hpu At the same time pttte and grace
.sl for hgAt opkga. Oce q the sAaZ,alfs Of great
ness Is to be great at all umes. and whether one
wishes II or not but whateVcr Madame Rosa
lacked IN personal ehsTacteristics she made good
and excellent tact Us actress ana OF course also
by her great artistic abilities.
The opera introduced several new singers, prom
insnt among them Mr.. Tom Kari, who has n gbt
tenor voice Of very sweet and charming quality and
undsT the bsSt OF cultivation. He phrases WELL sings
Cook who took the part OF the old sergeant is also
a capital singer with nne, eisar voice Of very
pleasing quality
The chorus Is really body deserving a special
commendation. II greatly outnumbers anv recAlt
overatie ehOTusss, within our remembrance, and
Mr.. Carl Ross Is evidently giving II careful diseip
line. The effect Of the hnae OF The nrst act, " II
faut partr," very hne piece nf sitting, was ma
terlallY aided by she eAeslleni shading OF tie
chorus portion.
The sun., 1871-10-04

TuKspAr. Oct. 3.-FLoUR AND NEAL-we have
asa HNg a1mve m eToyaH' mare, for all GRADES Of
trade sna speeaiAion and le .ales have heen
nausted and supplies coming forward very moderate.
\, 4. Con- meal hA, a.o sayaacsd Today Ne,tern and
irlegulsr Holders, however were nrmer anu IN some
the liberal export snd speculative movement On Mon
ssy Rye hSsr az auS :; eSrn ge.l 9slst We que
nSsSSt. 90 rIgndh9op ono; e9ss,iSo Western
iisas % 90 water wheat extras ana aouo.e entrss.
,sHtl0 Southern bakers and family branGs. v 500
souT hss sSa .apers gs's sSssss eorS &s,We:,
.rn' Jersey, &C" ss"ssL3si Southern. Brandywine,
Gn.H-Ihere was considerable activity and buoy
.nd on ss ,on SI,A btnc tGT I
Borss ESa por a' Pss ac as cS ,S,.os @ s
.A s oss sSs' Wh 70 G'' ae. Is'F c as Ss
TO- ass "'ssG I'i os.oS, 'ysadn4 rsd sp.r 'iS H.
Ssns:s: ::.. Is..II sS'sI ,l'sssiS ,fSs eiS:'
oiss' rec and smSd THef a and r
nc Io5 S Ts snsn 90 Gen S' @ Sq , ma closed 9wsr
sS stSrs ss aSs ss sow ana O@H s . S
sales isscC bush Gsiny Tor speculsto5 Al bsS SioT
Nc. CMcsgo N store AND aSahc for 90; .noAt,
'Se seS at sS Rys @ was ' suc qsoea ss ws I. 20
Csc. for Western and 81 IS Tor state harley unsettled
car loads OF No Chicago sold at H5c but boat loads
.Ts s.Tie' %'''-s''' '00' bush f'a'rOT'd State at
,PToy,-oss- market 70, all hog products during
quiie freely IN prime mess nork, sri and bacon but
the operations IN other styles were only moderate
Prices advanced, At todayb market there fair
degree Of activity Al hig"er prces sale. 200 bDs OF
mesa pork At tS& on the ~ ot ana t25 for January
SIS az Dld Tor November and tl5 IS asked sales IN
JoDbng way az tle6O4tlSl5 for moss tl4tll 10 for
prime mess and slo 1s Tor prime There was good
lLaiA mess t22et. uerosi and extra mess, tIatl7
bh bacon nrln ana farlY aetlve saes 100 bIs. AZ
sk3akc., mainly at stc. for short rib also $40 bIs
for Jannsry at s1c for short rib. and Slc for short
clear. Cut meats are in good oemand and nrn pic
ked bellies sogsc, and picked hams, l0S1l9c, Lard
was nrDCT and more active sales on spot 80 tcs
qt9loc for city, l0c 10 arrive for new Western l0c
iut OctoOef Tor old doi tO tos new for kcNemher
aud 500 tcs prime old DO. steam tho SPOT at i0
OAc, closing strong Dressed hogs easier ~ c.,
with few light pigs OF 7sc 900 Ms selling at6te,
0RookNHs Coffee active ana very nrm ioT Rio, Of
which sales and rehAles were about rs 900 bays pri-
vato terms Invoices quoted at ls1lsc., gold duty
paid other coneeA quel, harAcAbo al l5afeLc Java
At ?4este, gold duty pad RICE 10 good demand Gales
50 CASKS domestic al sNdOc and GO bags EAs India
fG'ts- h1las'et IN fair refpe't Cs}A H'uheoyadc
sSel0c. and Porto Rico, s5t9c sales % lble New
Orleans at 506f60c, sugars In good demand for
sales 500 hhds. snd 500 ,nIs far 10 good rsnuns
quiet hAIds, RhIl3S Ehits -" isAc.
The sun., 1871-10-04
REAL ESTATE MOVEMBNTs.

Ell. Ludlow a Co. have recently sold al private
SAFE the following property: Brown-stone 'front.' N
Firth avenue, lot 10 exOO, tOOOO 0rownstone lousa
snd ot Ia Madison avenue ts2 500 brownstone house
and lot, 90 West Fortyseventh street, lot 26Ilo05
SO OCo bowA stone nouse and lot 27o Lexington ave
nue lot ierGs $4,000, bTown-stone house ana lot,
West ForII -sStn street. lot @iONlOo5' $780, house
X siSyenson son yesterday sold A. private sale
the TWO fonrstory stores 4tN7O at Tntd Hyenu and
Eighty second street. TO BernhiTd hamburger iOI
tAi00. At, ,--. ~. -
nm when we're left unholn last week VIII DC disposed
OF under the hammer by johnson d N Her See adyer
t.t ant. "
proyensnt Company kellck, ~, Bro w,l sell ~
auction large number Of desirable lots al Uuoutow .,
n j. THIS properY IA nnely located IN he immediate
Nj, lIity 0f fJur aiiTuRd depns an1 within ave MN
nieI' Walk OF the UnluntoWL station.
We would again call the htteaupn OF our German
eYens to the desirable Uroptrly NJ Tremcn nt on the
New Yofk and Harlem Railroad, 10 which access may
he had by n number ol trains per aAy, Many Germans
have recently purchased lots al this place with view
20 hniding during Ihe fAi FArtcuiEis Unty NJ uh
tanned OF john hCC@ve ~ fiHc street ice ~dNertse
The new Greek church on LeIngton ayennc y TO b,
purely Oriental In dealgn, and Wal cost t<JOOO IN al
dluon to fS6 900 paid for the site.
The sun., 1871-10-04
BANKING AND FINANCIAL.

SfssoURI IOWA. AND NEBRASKA RAIL
ROAD FIRST MORTGAGE SEVEN PER CENT.
GOLD BoNDs.--This road runs between the nanni
bal and 81. 10 Railroad and the Burlington and Mis-
sour River Railway, and will be a rival OF these
roads aad OF the Rock Island aud Northwestern
Railroads Itpssses through tier OF counties west
Of the Mississippi, whose statistics promise larger
bus ness than some OF its above mentioned rivals
enjoy All the said rival enterprises profitable
and successful 10 an smiseDt degree. 1t is pushing
forward With rapiditT, has much roid finished and
presents solid securny for its present issue o
bonds.
We offer them at % and accrued interest
GEORGE OPDYKe q CO..
- Nassau street.