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The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1871-01-13

Parties indepted to the estate OF
b. w. MAsOE, decd, would do well
to read the notice of B. F. TAYLOR,
executor in another column.
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Jas. Read of Boston was the lEck-
y man who first credited George
Peabody
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cts mean to rob hcn-roost Of hen,
Bur stealing largely makes them gentlemen
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SIX MONTHS

closing Esd of June, 1871.
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NOTICE.

Jan. 5, 1871. Jla-tf
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Markets by Telegraph.
MONEY MARKETS..


LONDON, October 14-Aoon.-ConsolS s2s.
United states iye-twent es OF 1862 Ssn.
PARIS, October l4-Noon.-Rentes SOL SOC.
NEW YORK, OctObr l4-Noon.-Mo' ey per
cent premium Sterling EXCHANGE, long sight
Ihort sX. Gold steady at AK. Govern nents duil
but steady stocks strong aud steady. southerhs
weak aud dull. Freghts steady.
Evening None, easier, with the oulS OF ousl'
ness at per cent premium from currency to gold
Gold li4al4H. Cover mentS advanced IaAc;
fve-twentr 8 OF 1852 lis. State bonds are stlli
very weak. Tennessee skies, old issue. 6+3I; new
64k. Virginia sixes, old Issue, g.; lew 58 Lou
isiana SKIES Id 65 new IS; leeve skies 20; eights
go ava a eignts 100; fves 6S Georgia SKIES
81: seyens 9l. North Carolina skies 37ls; new
issue 20. South Clrolina sXrs 20; new issue 20.
iFfeights 1rm.
NEW ORLEANS, October Ii Bank sterling 23a.
Sight 4 discount Cold l1a
COTTON MARKETS.
LIVERPOOL, OctUoer IA ton.-Cotton-up-
lands 9,3asHd; Orleans ,alosd. Market open
ed strong. ., ,.-
.Eyening.-Cut,on stron sales 10000 bales; for
sspecplat on and export ZOO.
NKW YORK, october l4-Noon Cotton opened
stea v. with sales OF 1900 bales: uplands 20hc
Orean. 2Ohc. Cote sales last evening lor
Snture delivery 5000 bales: October l92<a19Sc,
Novrmber 10 9l6 ,l9S. December ~ e.l6, ls lille,
1oxaleH. January 1913, aud April 2o1lc.
Eyeuil g.-cotton IN gond demat". Win sales
OF ss;i tales; uplands 20isc. Sales OF cotton to-
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New York Rico Market.

From the Daily Bul etin, Thursday, october l2:
There has been rather more inquiry to day, main.
" from the regular trade sources, however, and
sellers were offering their goods at former figures.
the market showing steady tone. Sales OF leo
terces Carolina at SHa9hc. and 400 bags India at
6%aTl<c for Rangoon and 7ka7xc for Patna.
From the Journal OF Commerce: There is not
much business doing, but there is sufficient conf.
dence felt to fully maintain values. we noilce
sales OF 100 bags Pa NJ at 7Sa7Zc, and 80 tierces
Carolina al Skaqc.
From the Dai Bulle In, Friday, October ls: Do
mestic fairly active and frm ON small STOCK.
Sales or so tierces at SHasac. Foreign in very
good demand, The offerings only fair and prices a
little ore steady, especially on Patna. Sales OF
$50 bags East India at 6za7c for Rangoon. and
7Aa7%c for Patna.
much doing at the moment. but prices are steady.
S les have been made OF so tierces Carolina at So
asAr; aud 125 bags at 6Ha7c fer Rangoon, and *
a75Ic for Patua
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New York Naval Stores Market.

From the Journal OF Commerce, Friday, Octo.
Der I3: There is q less urgent demand for spir.
It's turpeutIne. the high price, brlnViug the bust.
ness TO bare necessities. Holders are more To-
cilned to realize. Stocks show very light accu.
mutation for the season. We quote mel cnantaole
order 69a;0c. Sales are Is barrels on dock at 63c;
so bbls at :Oc, delivered 40 bos In lots from store
at 7oc. Rosins-The market for strained is some
what irregular, but decidedly In the sellers favor
Some few parties refuse to sell best lots OF strain
ed under 81 2Oa4 rs, but the are number OF
small lots picked up at 81 12aa4 Is. Sal are,
100 barrels straine common at 81; 100 obls
strained al 81 10; lG0 bbls do at 81 20; 800 Dds
low No 2, S437hc. We quote No at 81 25a4 IS;
No at s5a6 75 pale at s7s8; extra pale at SS 2sa
10, the latter price for best virgin. Tar Is held
with more confidence; Wilmington gu )ted at
So 371a to So so, and Washing on So 1898 Is; Do
bbls Washington were sold at So l2ha3 rs.
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day for future delivery foot up 5000 bales as ioi,
lows: october delivery 10 1ll6c, November ls 9.l6
| lsXc. December 10 s.leals1' January - ii'h0a
| l9L. February 20, April 20hc.
FosToS, october 1i.-Cotton steady; mlddllngs
2oIasOXc; net receipts 20 bales; gross $50; sales
| 400; stock 5000.
dilngs 2OGc.
BALTIMORE October I4.-Cotton quiet and firm;
midd.ings lsA; net receipts 81 bales; gross 325;
exports coastwise IS; sales 1876; STOCK ll6o.
NORFOLK, october A.-Cottcn quiet; low MD
dings 1879; net receipts 20; exports coastwise
WILMISGroS, October l4.-Cotton firm; mid
dlipgs lssc; net receipts 294 bales exports COAST
wise 2l5; sales 102; stock 3l55.
MEMPHIS October l4.-Cotton quiet anu nim ,
mIddliEgS lSAc; receipts 1885 bales.
AUGUSTA, October 14.-Cotton IN II oeinauu eaa
middngs 1s4c; receipts HOO oales SAFE dem sU and
SAyASSAH, October l4.-Cotton nrm; aelu . a.i
active; low mddngs 15Aa1SNc; nes esoot stocS
bales: exports coastwlse 1877; safes -''V' OWN
| 1881. ,...., nr,ot. middlings
1oitc. ne, receipts 1lll; exports coast"lse 'so'
sales 700; stock Is, s63 oaies. c,,on srmer. mid
Wv ORLEANS october 1l.-Cotton nILiea anaI I5u
,,inI" Io,.c: net receipts 1881 bales; gross sooi'
E,s annes enastWise 1910; sales 300; stock 3624s
eHP tPHV VESToS. october 14.-Cotton active ana IN
demand: good ordinary l6al6<c; net recelrts loZo
ba:es; exports coasswise 4os; sa es l7ooi s1och
%, s57.
PROVISIONS AND PRODUCE Markets.
1,vrppoo1. October 14.-Noon.-Breadstutf It's
frmer. Lard 47s.
NEW YORK, october 1i.-Noon.-Flour is qnlet
and unchanged. Wheat quiet but steady. Corn
dull and unchanged. Pork dull at slS eo. LaIa
1niet-stea1a lOIal0Tc Spirits turpentine weak
at s1assc. Wosin hrm at 81 IA csc for strained
Evening.-Flour quiet and unchanged. Wheat
clos quiet, with The advance lost; winter req
sl3 25a1s so. Beef quiet. Lard heavy-kettle
ioIc. Naval stores quiet but hrm. Groceries
BALTIMORE, October 14.-Flour and wheat ac'
tive but Hrm. Corn steady. PIoVislons nrm'
Whiskey S. ..o,,
NEW ORLEANS, October l4.-Bacon firm; shoald.
ers s71c; cl. ar rib s2< sN and az; hams easier'
choice Is hal9c. Ali others unchanged.
LOUISVILLE, October 14.-Flour and grain nrm;
Provisions trn. Light demand for pork 10 rounu
lots at SIS so. Shoulders Ike; clear SIDES SAc.
CiScISSATI, October l4.-Flour and grain un-
cban:el Provisions dull and unsettled. FORK
sI325. Lard 9Hc. whiskey advanced 10 &c.
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BOSTON Market.

BOSTON, October ll.-CoFFEE.-There has been
consider able excl ement In the conee mark I, anu
In Prices u rapid advance has taken place. Stocks
5re quite small. and, with good demand for con
SUMPTION, 1t Is believed that prices must touch
much hiyner figures. The sales have been 1000
mats Java at 22a26c, with none now Offering un-
der 23c: 1890 mats II gdpore Java at l9a22H::
ana go usgs Rio at 16xalShc 2 TO- gold. A lot
of . o b!g5 Malabar sold at lshc gold; and for
St Domingo prices are quite nominal. ST. Do
mlngo continues 10 b.; shipped direct 10 Europe,
and we cannot look 70 ward fer any considerable
supplies from that p ict.
CorroN-Under the influence Of rather more
ravors lie advlces early in the week. the cotton
II arSe. advanced shade. but near me clo: mas ma
become very quiet; manufacturers are purchasing
only In small lots as wanted, but the assortment
10 select from is q1ite small. The salei have been
at lSaisHc for ordinary; 19Ka19Ic for good or
dnary; 20a2oKc for low middllng; and 20ha2lc
for middling, including uplands and Gulf. New
cotton must soon be arIiyiIg Ig more frey.
DoMESTICS.-!he mo, ements IN cotton and
woUllens have been unimportant, but prices re-
m4in firm for all seasonable goods. Prints have
advanced and pr,nt cloths are nrmer and
shade higher but nearly all standard goods are
selling at previous prices. WColens have been
quiet but al he d firm.
GUSAY BAGs.-Market 6rm, with sales OF 150
bales at l3Ac for 4l0 pounds average, and so
bales 4i0 pounds, at l4%c, currency.
GUSNY CLoTH.-Ths article Is quite dull and
l5Ac for naive, and l7hal7Ic for BorneO De-
M site Is dull at l7al71sc per yard, currency.
HAY.-Th demand has b"en moderate, wi h
sales at ssoa23 per ton fer good and prime
NAVAL STOREs.-Sprits turpenline mas been un.
settled with sales at 67a7oc per gallon. closing at
67a6Sc. Tar, rosln and potash are 1rm. Pale
| rosin is held at Sloal1 per bbl.
RIcE.-Market dull. A small lot o! new crop
Carolina sold on private terms, and W. quote Car
olita al s'4ase, and Rangoon at 6isa7l4c per ID.
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New York Coffee Market.

Firm the Journal OF Commerce, Friday. Oco'
Der Is: The market for Brazils is shade flrmer,
with good business doing, mainly IN parcels
from second hands There Is more disposition 10
operate, and the reduced supplies con; inue the
upwnrd tendency OF values. We learn OF sales OF
1885 bags Rio eX Brothers from second hands.
but just taken from the stockl In Baltimore, S'5
bags ex Gray Eagle; re5aes here Cf 56U0 DO ex
Fyan; 260o bags do ex Nina; In Baltimore 5000
bags do ex Cri t. and 5000 bags do ex Hanni.
bal. East and Wtss India cofiees are very drm,
with good business doing from second hands;
from that sectlon. We notice sales from frst
hands OF 2450 bags Ceylon ex Ann BanAeld, and IS
bags Savanilla, I'll that was In first hands.
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Interior Cotton Markets.

COLUMBIA. October ls.-Sales SO bales; mid
dlings 1salStsc.
oRANG EBURG, October 13.-Sales during the
week o65 bales; we quote ordinary Is, low mid
ding H. mlddIing lThc.
COLUMBUS, October Photographic reports
from the West OF frost caused cotton 10 advance
&c In New York. Our market remains qniet with
middngs at lsc and low mi idlings ike. sales
III bales. Receipts 22o bales. Shipments l2s
bales.
SELMA, October 1l.-Sales to-day i0o bales;
mlddling, lSI, low mdillngs lsaalS3sc. DE-
mand good. Market quiet and firm.
MONTGOMERY October l2.-The market ts
quiet; low middllUgs 49,.
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NORTHEASTERN RAILROAD.
PusScnperS,

Per steamship South Carolina from New York
II Bradley and wife, III KrS, d Won Postel.
and Rivers.
Per steamer Dictator. from Palatka via Jack.
sonville, and Fernandina-Mlss Stewart, and
on deck. o.
Per steamer Emile, from Georgetown, SC
Nelson and on deck.
Per steamer Water Lilly, from Edisto. Enter
prise, Rockville, and Way Landings-Col VIM
Wh ,lep and W GeratV.
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Havana Market.

HAVANA, October 7.-SUGARs-Claycd cd-The
market has undergone no material cha ge since
tue last report and may be said to be in complete
Stdtu quo. Lower cable quotations have been re
ceivcd from New York, and. last night seadier
tone was reported frGm London The few holders
OF good. dry suitable is ar, haweye. little ar
fected BY foreign accounts, and continue refus.
ing reduction in prices which alone wOuld Ia.
du bu, ers 10 ente the market freely. Very few
sales have taken place, all at irregular rates, on
account OF the dampness OF the greater portion
OF actual stock and dl-parlt, between holders ani
buyers views. Prices at the close are nom nal, at
last weeks range for good dry sugar Ms. II 10
l3. aud on tie basis Of 10alO1I reals, No. II for
the low numbers.
Molasses sugars remain nominal at SAG
reals per arrUbe Nos 5 to 10, with one sale OF NO
Importance +, ported.
CentrifugalS are still held at figher prices
than those offered, aud nothing has been done
with them.
Muse faeoes.-At 1l4a1oh rs per arrobe fair
TO good rehnlng, with no saes for want Of availa-
bic stock. A coutrac c for 600 to 100 hhds next
crop Is reported as having been closed in Carde.
mas at r. per arrobe for IA to good r. fninr,
With an advance OF $4,000 and cert-in stipulc.
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MARINE NEWS BY TELEGRAPH.
NEW YORK, October 15.-Arrived. the steamships
General Meade, Benefactor and Manhattan.
MEMORANDA.

MEMORANDA.
The cargo OF schr Marion, from Liverpool for
Charleston which was landed at Body Island,
has all been taken to Norfolk and put on board
the vessel. She will proceed to Charleaton about
18th instant.
The schr Kate Thomas, Barlow, sailed from
New Bed ord, Mass, 9th inst, for Newport, I, to
load for this port.
The schr G Webb, for New York, cleared at
Georgetown, S G, october 6.
The schr Susan Wright, Mount, for New York,
cleared at Georgetown, 3 G, Octooer7 I.
The schr Carrie Webb, Day, from Georgetown,
G. arrived at New York october II.
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tlons concerning transportation and delivery,
which brings thai pretty near 81 ra Is this
nort sinca lat January, were 954, ,0S3 boxes and
ss777 Ss!i st hhds. against is74l boxes and 4.a;s
7g boxes and 5000 hhds sgsnsS Ss moyS
me ian osi boxes and 1899 hhds. against l23,49S
boxes and T49 hhds in 1870. stock at Matanzas
10 at3 boxes and 265 hhds, against i9li boxes ana
~ The ti'u' exnorts rom Havana and Matansas
since 1st January, compared with 1s7o' are as
follows: I,bda
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WiImington Market.

WILMINGTON October 14.-SPIRIT5 TURPEN-
rISE-No sales that we can hear o.
ROs,N.-Sales OF 1911 bbls al So so for strained,
IS 25 for No. l, So 50a6 Is for low pale.
CRUrE ETURPENTINE.-Saes OF 6l5 bb!s at So 40
for hard, SIS for yellow dip, and SIS 10 for virgin.
COTroN-Sales OF sS bales as follows: at lsH,
80 at lsX. S at lsX, and q at l9c q It's.
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ner, Huger Il co. W A Courtenay.
Steamship Sea Gull, Dutton, Baltimore-Paul G
Trenholm.
SAILED SATURDAY.
Steamship Georgia, Crowell, New York.
SAILED YESTERDAY.
Steamship Sea Gull, Dutton, Baltimore.
FROM THIS PORT.
Steamship Manhattan, Woodruff at New York,
OCTOBER Is.
schr Hattie, McClintock, at Providence, R I, oc.
to5er 10.
Schr Francis Sa.terly, Stetson, New York, 18th
OCTOBER.
UP FOR THIS PORT.
Schr 8 n Hawkins, Wyatt, at New York, ocso,
ber 13.
CLEARED FOR THIS PORT.
Steamship Falcon. Haynie. at Baltimore. 18th
October.
Bark Albuna, waener, at New York October IL.
Schr Matoaka, Fooks, at Baltimore, October l3.
Schr Lilly, Hughes, at New York, October Is.
Schr John S Lee, Van Glider, at Philadelphia,
October 10.
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New York Hay Market.

From the Daily Bulletin Wednesday October 10:
Tn demand continues fair and the market frn
for shipping qualities. sa.es 200 bales at 81 o5a
10.
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r1y1yc1A1 AxD COMMERCIAL.
EXPORTS.

NEW YoRK-Per steamship Georg!a-el bags
aea islanG cotton, 2204 bales upland cotton, w
tcs rice 242 bbls naval stores 81 bales domestlcs'
80 casks clay, l29 packages mdse and sunufies'
Total packages 2So0. ..r 100 +cs
rice 233 bales cotton, Is bales domestcs 10 oo9
rice 2s bales rags, 100 tons railroad iron: -'oo'
feet lumber, bales hides, and sunariee'
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Boxes.
Total. 1887 1,51174S 1o6.4l2 l5o,629


Decrease, 1871. .592 ,S59 41'-Vo ''''
MoLAssEs-No sales on the spot, no contracts
for next crop reported. Accordingly, no quota
lions can be given.
RUN, WAX AND CoFfEE-Reman at last weeks
quotations, with small stocks and little doing.
FREIGHTs-Contnueq quier, the only cnarter re-
ported being that Of the brig shamrock, AT D.
tanzas for New York. 600 hhds sugar at 81 20 ana
boxes at 81 25; quotations here are S1al 25 per
box end S4a4 rs per hid for the States.
ExcH ANdE.-Rates have undergone anotner
heavy decline for European bills, and close weak
at quotations. Tee same has been the case IN
United States bills, owing principally to tne un
settled premium on gold 10 New York. There IS
plenty paper offering, and the demand IS only
moderate. Sales add up 100000, Lonoon, oo
days, at from 2lHa27 per cent. premium; Sooo oOO
United States at 1a1Z per cent. premium lor oo
days, currency, and ha1 per cent. premium LOT
short sight, do; 800 COO francs, Paris 90 Gays a.
71<a>h per cent. premium, actual delivery, anu
per cent, April delivery; banR.marEs, Hamo9Ig,
about $50 900, 80 days, at per dollar: Ine
closing quotations are: London. go DAYS, 22aZZh
per cent premium; Paria, so days, !IaS per cent.
premium; Hamburg 60 days. 4oHa4oh per dollar;
Spain, 60 days, l31lal4 per cent. premium; uni
ted States, 80 days, currency 1Aa1h per emf; as
count; short sight do, 54aA per cent; premium |,
so days gold. 10al0A per cent. premium; snoIs
sight do l2sl21 per cent premium. Spanisn
gold has declined fr m 6H to 5h Ter cent. pre-
MUM during the week. but closes steady at 51sa
8 per cent. premium.
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DACIFIO MAIL STEAMSHIP COEPY'S
THROUGH LINE TO
CALIFORNIA, CHINA AND JAPAN.
PAyES GREATLY REDUCED.

YAyES GKEAILf NEUCCEU.
Steamers OF the above line leave Pier <%&4S
No. A. North River foot OF Canal SA6E
street, New York, q. IL O'Clock noon, OF The 18TH
and 3oth OF every month except when these
Hg.
All departures connect a. Panama With steam.
,'rs for South Pacific and Central Amercan ports.
departure OF 18TH touches at Kingston. Jamaica.
cisco first OF every month, except when 1t falls on
Sunday; then on the day preceding.
No California steamers touch as Havana, but
go direct from New YORK to Aspinwall.
Ole hundred pounds baggage free to each adul',
Medicine and attendance free.
For Passage Tickets or other Information apply
/ the O0MPANY'S TICKET OFFICE, on the
wharf foot of Canal street. North River, New
York. T. 4. BABY, Agent
1uh26-iyr
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rhe Charleston Cotton, Rice and Naval
Stores Market.
OFFICE CHARLESTON NEWS.

OFFICE CHARLESTON NEWS,
SATURDAY EVENING, october IA, 1871.
CorroN.-Ths staple was in good and well sus-
tanned demand, the market showing hardening
tendency, and improved in some transactions
about y q b, closing strong; sales about 800
bales, say at 15k, l7at t17h, 2Iat TX, IS at IL,
72 at 1sx, 141 at ls,, 2E7 at !sh at 1sH, loI at
Isx, 20 at 1s,I, so at 10. We quote:
LIVERPOOL CLASSIFICATION.
Ordinary to good ordinary. ...!6 g!S
Low middllpg. ..lSA@lSH
- Mtddllng. ..........ioNW,.
Strict m,ddling ..lsA9ls
RICE The market was quiet; sales about 50
tIerces OF cl.an Carolina, say l3 tcs at IA, 20 at
TX, l2at TX. We qlo:e common to fair at 0h@
&c, good 71a@71c.
NAVAL SToREs.-There were no sales reported.
FREIaaIs.-yessels scarce and In demand. 10
Liverpool, by steam direct, nominal on upiand''
nominal on sea Islands; via New York, "a on
uplands, "a on sea Islands; by sail, on up
ands e.l6i, sea Islands nominal To Hayre
nominal. Coastwise-to New York by steam, %G
on uplands and 1c on sea Islands; 81 so q tierce
ON rice; by sail Hc q fb on cotton; - q tlerce
on rice; 4Oc q barrel on rosin; s7@s Q ID on lum.
Der; se@l0 a N on timber. To Boston, by sail,
&c a ID on upland cotton. To Provi 'ence, by
sail S. p NJ on boards, &c p on cotton; by
steam 81 q bale on New York rates. TO Phila-
delphia, by steam nc q b on uplands; by sail, 81
RM on boards; 50 on timber; s3 per ton on clay,
and $sas3 so on phosphates To Baltimore, by
steam Hc p fb by sail, Sc 5c@7 p N on boards;
$3@3 25 q t N on phosphate ok. Vessels are In
demand by ou, merchants to take lumber fre!ghts
from Georgetown, S. G, Darien AMI Satila River,
Ga and Jacksonville Fla. to Northern ports,
and $lo@l2 2 NJ are the rates on lumber and
boards.
ExcHANGE.-Sterling go day bills fc@22h.
DOMESTIC ExCH ASGs.-rhs banks are pQr.
chasing sight checks at H@h OF, and sell at par.
There is no business doing in time bills.
GoLp-J39li1s.
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ROSADALIS

IS SOLD BY ALL DRUGGISTS.
DOWIE, NOISE d DAVIS, nnoiesaie
GoopRLGH, WlNEMAN q oo"} thsTIestan AssGss IN
DIR. II. BAER, onarieseon'
mar6.ly
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DOR NEW YORK.
ON THURSDAY, OCTOBER 10, AT 6
O'CLOCK P. n
NEW IRON STEAM LINE-EsrABLIsHED 1870

The Splendid New Iron Side Wheel Steamship
SOUTH CAROLINA, Beckett, Commander. will sail
for New York on THURSDAY, October 10, at
O'Clock P. NJ. from Pier No. 2, Union Wharves.
Through Bills OF Lading to Liverpool by
Trieste, Naples, Leghorn, Christanla. Gotten
burg, and to glasgow, by ANCHOR LINE STEAM
SHIPS. To New England Cities as usual.
Insurance By Steamers OF this Line Y per cent
For Freight Engagements apply to WAGNER,
RUGER 4 Co. No. 26 Broad street, or to WIN.
A. COURTENAY, No. Union Wharf.
oc. .l6-mwth3
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CAGES CATARRH REMEDY

PIERCE,s GOLDEN DISCOVERY, DRBING's PILE
REMEDY, and all other new Preparations.
For sale BY DR. II. BAER,
mario No. 13l Meeting street.
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Receipts by Railroad, October II.
SOUTH CAROLINA RAILROAD.

1893 bales cotton, IS bales goods l3 cars lum-
ber. To Railroad Agent, J salinas. smith,
Pezer. Rodgers CO, W W Smith, Geo Walter
4 co, Frost Adger, Bowling CO, Reeder ia,
Wis, Murdaugh j. Mathews, kinsman Howell,
K RYAN, q SHARP, Prlngle Son. Geo W VII
liams q CO. Sloan & SegniDus, Mulllgan,
W Courtney i co, Trenholm Son, W VIII
liams Son, Wiss 4 CO, Mowry Il Son, l. ID De-
Saussure, W c Bee & CO, Wtte Bro', Cald%eI q
Son, Ingraham Son, T P Smith, E Miles, W
smith & co. Tardlaw & Carew, C!sghorn, Her.
ring co.
NORTHEASTERN RAILROAD.
ao7 bales cotton 1s0 bbls naval stores, cars lum-
| er, iron, mdse &c. To W K Ryan, W q Bee L
co, FfCst Il Adger, Pringle 4 Son. salinas,
smith, Barden & Parker, Wilcox. G;ots co.
Fl BischoG co Mowry i Son, Caldwell i Son,
Whllden Jones, Claghorn, Herring d CO.. A
trenholm Son, Geo II Walter j. co, keeder u
Davis, Pelzer, Rodgers 4 CO. Adger q co,
Smith, G W williams i CO, Dukes CO, smith
Chapeau, G LeibenrOod. W Courtney, Ravenel q
CO. Courtney 4 co. J Robson, 5 d Stoney,
Wagntr, Huger & CO, Wardlaw j Carew, Wltte
Bros, Benedict, Salvo, Order, and Rail-
road Agent.
SAVANNAH AND CHARLESTON RAILROAD.
10 bales sea Island and % bales upland cotton,
627 bushels rough rice, ITO bbs naval stores. TO
T Smith. G Hasell, S Jewith. W Boyle, Benz
Feldmann i co, Murdaugh i Math VS., Pelzer,
Rodgers 4 CO, Macqueen i Riecke, P Dowlng
i CO. K Adger, Wagner / CO.