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PARIS, October S.-The French gov
eminent has adopted plan for the re-
organization of the army Of the Repub-
lie. The project contemplates ma
tional military force consisting of nine
army corps, each corps to be composed
of three divisions made up Of two brig
AIDES, and each brigade Of two regiments,
each regiment to muster 5000 men. This
will, it is said give an efficient army
numbering $4,000 soldiers. The cav
airy and artillery arms of service, which
are not included in the above count, will
also be augmented to the army serving
in Algeria, and will give $1,000 extra
men. Nc 4
VENICE, October 27.--The Austrian
Government submits its cabinet proposal
for the suppression of the International
Society to the Ministry of the Emperor
William Of Berlin in consideration that it
shall be decided that the church conclave
which will be assembled for the consid-
Grafton of the Pontifeal Testamentary
Act of the Pope, shall meet in France
and not in Rome.
ROME, October 27.-Members of the
Vatican circles who appear to be well
informed as to the course OF the Pope,
continue to report that His Holiness will
shortly leave Rome, unless Mr. Harcourt
has been favorably instructed in words
to the Church by the English Govern
ment in regard to its treatment Of the
Italian Papal question.
LONDON, October Pills Imperial
Majesty, the Gear, has decided that the
mission diplomatic legation in Berlin
shall be raised to the rank Of full i'm
perial embassy accredited to the court Of
the German Empire.
Prince Gortzchakoff is expected to re-
visit the Prussian capital.
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The World, IN answer to the question,
What is the meaning Of the Ku-Klux
proclamation answers: Simply that
Grant thinks it will help his renomina-
ton. He has been waiting all this time
merely to see which way the wind blew
before using the dangerous powers con
ferred on him by Congress. Things be-
gan to look rather squally down South.
The split in the Republican party Of
Louisiana, magnifed by brother-in-law
Casey's bigh-handed doings, was not
pleasant 10 contemplate Ia Arkansas,
also. there is a serious division among
the Clayton and auh.Clayton parties,
with two separate Radical conventions
and no chance q agreement. From
Texas recently came formidable blow
to Radicalism in a Democratic majority
Of forty thousand General Grants ad-
ADMINISTRATION "a no. greatly beloved in
Georgia, while in Charleston. S. c.,
blacks and whites alike in the last mu-
nieipal election seemed determined to
have nothing more to do with the great
Receirer-GeneraL It was time these
people should be taught obedience to
their master, and hence the Ku-Klux
proclsmation-shola counties Of South
Carolina placed under martial law, the
habeas corpus suspended, and people
being arrested or driven away from re-
gions as peaceful as our own Westchester
county; aud this, too. wheh Governor
Scott Of South Carolina has distinctly
declared that peace and order prevail
through he State, and that there are no
irregularities which cannot be put down
by the local auihorities.
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since that time a Spanish man-ofwar
has stood guard outside, and Threatened
to capture the Hornet whenever she
should venture out. The Hornet
few the American flag, her pa
pers were regular, and in March last,
when the San Domingo expedition
was at Port-au-Prince, her captain
claimed and obtained the protection of
the United States frigate Tennessee.
The Spanish Government has instituted
no legal proceedings against her, but
claims her as prize on common report
that she is privateer, and demanded
her surrender from the Haytian Govern
ment. This demand having been re-
fused, the Consular flag was hauled down.
and the Spaniard sailed for Havana Tor
instructions. 1t is stated that the wash
ington Cabinet has resolved to stand by
the Hornet
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MORE anLn.

II stated that Lake Shebandowan,
where Il is said gold has been discovered
in dust, nuggets and the quartz rock, Is
situated in the Northwest Territory Of
the Dominion of Canada, about sixty
miles northwest of the Silver Islet Of
Lake Superior. 1t is on the southerly
slope of the rocky heights which sep
arate the waters flowing into the great
lakes from those which flow into Hud-
sons Bay, and is about eight hundred
feet above the level of Superior. tits a
narrow sheet of water, or rather is COM
posed of such, partially divided from
each other, about twenty miles long IN
all. There is no reason to doubt that
gold has been found there. The rocky,
inhospitable country around Superior is
very probably as rich in valuable metals
as any other part of North America
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PIrTsBURGH, October PA German
barber named Geo. Pasteree committed
suicide yesterday by shooting himself
Bad health was the cause.
CINCINNATI, October 2s,-Mrs. Her
man Richling, a respectable German
lady, committed suicide this forenoon
by hanging herself. She had been de-
ranged for eighteen months.
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PHILADELPHIA reports one hundred
and fifty-one deaths in that city from
smallpox duriug the last three weeks,
which is large enough for an ordinary
epidemic. However, the number is now
decreasing, and the Quaker City is pretty
well over the worst Of her trouble almost
before we know there is anything at all
the matter with her.
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"PRRFEcrLY splendid" delicious
never expected anything so beautiful, "
voice, action, figure, expression never
surpassed" the sweetest Lucia that
ever walked the stage" and similar ex-
pressions were freely uttered all over the
house at Wilson's first performance in
opera at the Academy Of Music, New
York, the other night.
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The Columbia Is CO. Phoenix pub
fishes a letter from prominent politi-
clan in Minneapolis, Minnesota, to a
friend in Columbia, in which the writer
strongly deprecates the idea of Wade
Hampton that the Southern Democrats
should take no part in the next Demo
cratic National Convention. Opinion
in the South is still very much divided
ON the subject.
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MARKETS.

CNcNSATI, October %. = Cotton
quiet; middling, l7ic-holders asking
lsc. Coffee firm at % to Csc. Flour
stronger and active; sales of extra at
S. so to 65; superfne family, s. go
Wheat quiet; no sales. Corn firm; Sc
TO dc for mixed shelled. Provisions
quiet. Mess pork dull no sales; held
at sl2 so. Cut meats inactive; prices
unchanged Whisky steady at sOc.
NEw YoRK, October 2s.-Coffee quiet
at 20 to pic. Sugar dull Cuba, "a to
lOc; Porto Rico, % to lOsc; refined soft,
lie; hard, l2ic. Flour steady. Wheat
aud corn strong Oats and whisky
quiet. Mess pork dull at sl2 IS. Lard
dull at 9;c. Receipts: Flour, $4,000
barrels; wheat, $4,000 bushels; corn,
81 900 bushels; oats, $1,000 bushels.
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Acc,aeu,alIx sbot.

FoRT WAYNE, IND, October 28.-Yes-
terday while three boys. were hunting
squirrels, FIVE miles south Of here, one
Of them named P. Nasean, aged fifteen
years, was shot and killed by the acct
dental discharge Of a shotgun in the
hands of Benjamin F. Walkup, who
tripped his foot and fell, causing the dis
charge.
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Il seems that this Government is
about to get into trouble with Spain. The
affair likely to provoke hostili,iss is thus
stated Last spring the Hornet cleared
rom New York for Aspiuwah with
ar-s and landed her cargo on the coast
ofcubs She then returned 70 Nassau,
Pas rsrns5 Of. and took refuge in ihe
1eutrai harbor OF Pori-au.Prinee. Ever
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ALEXANDER T. DELMAR has figured
out the debt of Brooklyn to be 36,OOO,-
900, the annual expenditures $4,000
900, and the interest charge s2,5OO,OOO
a year with no funds to pay it. The
Commissioners of Charities and Correc-
ton report that 10000 or one tenth Of
the population of the city are paupers,
besides those supported by private char
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The New York Herald, of Wednesday,
in an article on the St. Louis Republi-
cans new departure, says: The Dem
ocrats in dropping their own crganiza-
ton in 1872 and in inviting the boiling
Republicans to come to the front-with
their ticket and platform compounded
from the doctrines Of Carl Schurz, Trum-
bull, Sumner, Fenton and Greeley-will
be taking the road to victory. Other
wise they will enter the field only to be
again defeated in 1872, as in 1854 and
1863 %
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The Washington correspondent of the
Cincinnati Enquirer says; 1t is stated
that movements on foot among certain
Western Republican Congressman to
inaugurate a new revenue reform move
ment in the House this winter, and to
urge Speaker Blaine to constitute the
Ways and Means Committee in that in
terest !"
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The Democrats in Orleans county,
New York, have nominated a wounded
soldier for the Office of county clerk, and
the Radicals have nominated bounty
Spectator for the same office. The
scalper will probably be elected, as the
county is intensely Radical.
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EXCHANGE remarks that the city Of
Paris wanted a loan Of S7O,0OO,OOO to
reconstruct its public buildings, and
81 900, 900, 600 were obtained in subscrip-
tons. This beats All car loans during
the late war. 1t beats those of Great
Britain in the time of Napoleon. As
indicating national wealth and conf
dence, there is nothing like it in history.
i is unprecedented.
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The Washington correspondent Of the
Cincinnati Gazette (Radical) says, De-
tober 10Th: This city is flooded with
Georgia politicians, who, with Attorney
General Alderman at their heads, are
trying to effect reorganization of the
Republican party in their State. 1t is
proposed to throw overheard such carpet
baggers as have become obnoxious, or
who only serve to bring disrepute upon
the party. and to put in nomination ma
tive citizens who have both individual
worth and social standing"
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WILsos county, N. c., claims to be the
banner cotton county Of the South
The first, second and third premiums for
the finest staple upland cotton from the
Southern States were awarded to eiti-
zens Of Wilson county at the st. Louis
Fair contesting for these premiums
we're several thousand bales Of cotton,
representing every cotton growing State
in the South.
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r1KANoIAL STORM.

The London correspondent OF the
Herald writes: Financial barometers
indicate a coming storm. 1t does not
seem possible that so large a part of the
specie capital of Europe as France owes
to Germany can change its place, and
change its place on the necessary condi-
tons of the payment without such a
disturbance OF the equilibrium as must
involve disaster. France begins now to
see what it seemed somewhat surprising
she did not see during the war, the dis
appearance of coin and the depreciation
Of paper, aud, as she sees this already
early in the second milliard, what curious
spectacles may she look upon ere she
has closed up the dreadful sum of her
account
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1871-10-28

The fires in the woods in the Western
part of the State Of New York are said
to be still fiercely raging. Reports of
loss of property and of life begin to
come In.
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THE colored convention, sitting in
Columbia South Carolina, voted down
a resolution favoring the denomination
Of Grant. Can these things be, and not
provoke our wonder7
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1871-10-28

The Tribune asks, with its usual gray
ity, II oil and water will mix. Why,
bless your old soul, no. You pour
oil into water, ard the water viii get
away from it in double quick. Just for
experiment try il.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1871-10-28

The news that the bald eagle Of the
mountains, Billy Stokes, had been
caught and Gagged, came upon the peo-
pie Of Tennessee like q thunderbolt from
a clear sky. The proud bird is loose
under bond.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1871-10-28

While the performance Of Don Juan"
was progressing at the Academy Of Mu-
sic. New York, on the 18th instant, Mrs.
Seguin received the tidings-wholly I'M
antioipated-of the death Of Mrs. Jen-
ME Frodsham, married daughter, who
persisted victim to the consequence Of
the Chicago disaster. Mrs. Seguin
swooned on the receipt Of the sad news,
and was removed 70 her dwelling amid
a general expression Of sympathy.
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THE phrase mastery inactivity" is
traced 10 Sir James Macintosh. 1t
was used by him in one Of his works in
1871. Many persons suppose it was
original with Calhoun, who used It in
one Of bis speeches. forty year, ago.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1871-10-28

The delay of the Russian feet defers
the nuptials of the Russian bear and
the American eagle. All is quiet on the
Potomac.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1871-10-28

They have found an honest official in
New York. Cage him, by all means,
and send him over the country as a
show.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1871-10-28

THIS weeks orders for Harper 5
Weekly amount to three hundred thous-
and copies. That looks like business.
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A SINGULAR political feature has been
developed by the Chicago calamity,
The two parties have buried their ami
mosities in the ruins of their city, uni
ted-fused by the era, 50 TO speak-and
agreed upon a common ticket, with 10
seph Medill, Of the Tribune, as the can
didate for Mayor.
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ARE OFFERED TO YOU AT HOME AS
~ iou ~ can Be bourhf N u1T city. EEam-
me stock md pricel a the factoryt 70. y
Main street, o-oo-z4
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Dox QurxorE cigars at sternberg's,
3l3 Main street. 81
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BRovEs Log Cabin tobacco. q, Stern
bergs, 80 Main street. 81
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Bur your oysters at Norfolk Depot,
No. u jefferson street 80
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Boy your oysters at Norfolk Depot,
No. II Jefferson street. %
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American DRIVEN WELLS at Browne
& Browne q. sl5 Second street 1897
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GExuINE Turkish smoking tobacco, in
bladders, at S. Sternberg q Co.'S, sls
Main street. 46T
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Genuine Gravel Roofing, by Bar.
thOIomew a Allen, 40 N. Court. lost
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Gis-FrTr1su At SIS Second st. q
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CEMENT.
CEMENT, PLASTER AND LIME.
FOR CASH on DELIVERY.

AVh NApH ~
Hay. Com. Oats end Rran a the lowest
m1rke FL 49,. JOHN a. DENIE,
t4-s3n No. a South Court street
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Hotel hrrivals-Aprll ~.
CHARLESTON HOTEL.

ShARAooiSN
Mrs. Ruggles, Miss Rugsles. New York; Vim.
N. Wallace Phlladelphiaj Thos. ]. CHECK, New
Orleans; Jas. R. Randall, Augusta; R. NJ. Jones,
Louisville; +. snyder, New York; Mrs. J. W. Coz,
G. C. COT, e D. Fletcher, ctneinnati; j. Beers,
Miss Beer-TRreoslyn; MI. s. M.Rsldwin, Bridg
port; a. Pawera Brooklyn; smtsh Leach, White.
hall; S. B. Day. South Car lima; Samuel Ross,
New York; Captain Hiram Harding and wife,
Miss Harding, Cape-Cod.
MILLS HOUSE.
Hammond @. Pool J. B. Jamison, Cincinnati:
A. II. Hammond, Mrs F. H. Bartholomew. F. N.
Bartholomew, New York; B. F. whlttemore, Oar.
l.ngton; G. II. Gale. Kalamazoo, Mich; B. W.
Wheeler and wi'e, Mss Emma Morris. New Jer.
sey; Mrs. John P. Weston, Philadelphia
PAVILION HOTEL.
VIM. Proctor. Gray's GROSS Roads; D. J. Murray
and lady. Goose Greek; James-A. Parler, Orange.
burg county.
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Auction Sales This Day.

T. N. Cater will sell at 9 O'Clock, at his store,
butter, bacon, DC.
John @. Minor i Co. will sell at half-past 10
O'Clock, at their store, clothing, dry-goods. hats,
&c.
Mcqueen & Rlecke will sell at 9 O'Clock, at
their stores, shoulders, strips, &c.
Stefnens, Werner i Quicker will sell at 9 O'Clock,
at their stores, butter, sides, &c.
Henry Cobla 4 Co. will sell at . O'Clock, at their
store, butter. lard, &c.
Tiedeman, Calder & Co. will sell at three quar-
ters.past Q O'Clock, sides, shoulders, &c.
Laurey Il Alexander will sell at 10 O'Clock, at
their store, hams, strips, &c.
A. 3. Abrahams d Sons will sell at 10 O'Clock,
at their store, dry goods, hosiery, &c.
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BUSINESS ENvELoPEs.-THE NEWS job Office
is now prepared to furnish good envelopes, with
business cards printed thereon, at 81 per thous'
and. Send yorr orders. Every merchant and
business uan should have his card printed on
his envelopes
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TIE ATTENTION OF WATCH-BUYERs is called
to our large stock OF Waltha q Watches. These
Watches have been long known throughout the
United States as the beat aud cheapest In the
market. AL watches guaranteed.
W. OARRINaroN Il Co.,
mar13 No. 256 King street.
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s. 6s1xsss N oEIo1s

PHOTOGRAPH ALBUMS CHEAPER THAN EVER
Ia Velvet aad Leather bindings, 10 cents; cd
price 80. cents. In Velvet and Leather bindlags,
IS cents; old price ST. In Velvet, aud Leather
bindings, ST.; Slnrelee 81 e5. In vsvt and' Lea.
ther buildings 81 eaIl ola prices 81 soj
!! BAstt sr. BxzAR. Arb 40. tsrKfsa ST..
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Up THE AsHLEY.-The elegant steamer Eliza
Hancox leaves Accommodation wharf, this morn
ing, at 10 O'Clock, on an excursion to the various
points ofnperess along tails rfIer. The ph0slhs&
works and several NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. win be-
visited, the beauties aud attractions OF which are
well known. The steamer returns at S O'clock.
Refreshments will be TN board.
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rHEArHrc4L.-rhe Chapman slsteri, afh


u lnanisasss d shepraRe-Aeoksd-&ot-SaRanna
where they will shortly appear in their ~irresisti-
BILE buriesques, and that they are not engaged.
for Charleston seems strange, but a. yet NNs
true. This attractive troupe has long established
ifself as a favorite oAe with the Charleston pub
no And the announcement or their engagement
at the Academy would be received with pleasure
by all OF our theatye-goers. In the coming cele.
brasions which will take place here during the
first week in May, q large number Of visitors viii
be collected IN the city, and a more propltious
season for the advent OF 1.-THE Vlolets OF the
Stage'' could hardly be selected. We trust that
the arrangements will soon be perfected by Mr..
Levin, the agent for The troupe, who is now in
the city, aud that ere long their posters will an.
1ounce the early appearance, at the Academy,
OF the fair Sisters and the laughter-moving Bishop.
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upts %oSsH1M. &!
r t'Gqs,sA N $
LADIES, AND GENTS; HosIEKf.o y
FURcHaerT, BENEDICT d CO..

~, FURCHGeTT, BENEDICT SEQ.
are Offering full regular made, CoProN HOSE 25
cents per pair, value 40 cents.
An extra superane Cotton Hose at 50 cents per
pair, value rs cents; also, ? Large supply OF Bal,
brIgan and Isle Hose, Gauze, AerIno, Cotton and
Llsle Underwear. at corresponding prices.
RIBBONS RIBBONS | R1BBoksI.
in all shades and widths, at greatly reduced
prices. =
FURoHG0TT, BENEDICT L CO..
Nos. IA and 4s7 King street.
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ATTENTION, TouRIsrs.-stereoscopic, views
Of Charleston and vicinity, at No. i6l King street,
or at the Hasel street Bazaar. noyl2
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CRoouur !CRoousrl CRooUET Him.
mense reduction In price | The largest Field
Croquet at 81.
HAsKL STREET BAAAR AND No. 16l KING sT.
maF22
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To CLOSE out our stock of Tenpins, Too
Chests and Building Blocks, we have reduced the
prices TO very low ngufes.
No. 1871 KING ST., N HAsIL ST. BAZAAR.
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BILL HEADS printed on fine paper at So, 81.
IS, Sc so and IS so per thousand, according to
Size, at TIE NEWS job Office.
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A new LOT OF mercantile Note Paper, five
quires for 5oc., at the Easel street Bazaar and No.
l6l Kin street. octlo-mtu
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INQUEST. Coroner Tat held an inquest yes
terdsy morning az No. ~. wall street, over tbs
body OF an infant, aged two years and five
months, who had died without the attendance Of a
physician on the preceding night. The evidence
showed that the child had been neglected, and,
q physician hsvi g given It as his opinion that
the death was caused by q coagestion Of the lungs
brought on BY exposure aud neglect, the jury re-
turned q verdict sccGdingly...
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EURCHGoTT, BENEDICT d CO.
are Offering the largest and most important and
cheapest stock OF
HOUSEKEEPING AND HoUssFURNIsHING
GOODS
that has ever been offered in this city.
500 dozen fine Huck and Damask TOWELS
from 81 to "a, value 81 Is and Is. Each dozen.
will be found 20 per cent. lower than similar arti:
cles at any other establishment In the city.
Napkins only 81 Is, worth 81 50.
Bottles only Is cents. worth 81.
50 pieces White Piques only IS cents. worth IS
oents.
50 Pieces white P1quss only IS cent? worth 80
cents.
200 pieces White aarseilles So to rs cents, value
so cents to 81
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PARcHEEsI PARcHEEsI "A royal game of
India. HAsEL STREET BAZAAR,
apr2o. And No. i8t King Street.
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A NEW COMMERCIAL Observation-Disclosures
have been made BY Messrs. Bentley, Miller & Co.,
OF New York, and Messra q. IF. Baker i Co., of
eh4s city, by means Of which . regular llpepf
nrstclass sailing vessels win run between thetto
cities. The Insurance By this line IL guaranteed
at the lowest figures, and animal contracts for
freight nom New York can be made at reduced
rates to Messrs. Bentley, Muller i Co. at No. "a
South street, New York.
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CITY AFFAIRS s..
Meetings. b Day.

Pioneer Fire Company, ate f:H.
German Fire Company, at 8 P. II.
Hope FIRE Company, at sP. n.
Sumter Rlne Club, at s P. N.
Adger RifesEluh. at 8 n N.
Burns Charitable Association, at F. n.
Memorial Association, at 4 P. II.
Lafayette Artillery Charitable Association, at
P. n.
Hook and Ladder, No. 2. at halt. past s P. n.
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PEEsoNAL.-G. q. Gale, ESQ., of Kalamazoo,
Mich, arrived in the city yesterday, and Is stay
ing 1T the Mills House.