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The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1872-11-05

Span brig Rese.a, ,Abrll, Matanzas-1a days
schr B Q Shepherd, Clark, New York-s days
Sf's sdgee CO. ssohs sS sd
Blum q Miller, A B, ookaanks, q Berbusse, Bulcker
& Wohtmann. O Borner, Bollmann Bros. U Cls
clus, kCowperthwait, bart q co, 0 F Wleters
Geo W Williams co, OW FRANKIE. b German
D Slco1. Tledeman, Calder d co, D Paul d co
E DAILY, J q Graver d Bro, Qusck ckenbush, Esrlll 4
co, F MerHin, 3 Won Santen. D O'Nelll. Jno Hur.
kamp co, B Foley. b sterken, Rice, Kleio
Ducker, O Ltllenthal & co, D A Walker, Heese
man & Bro, W q Ohafee i co, h Gerdts co
Ravene co, Kinsman Bros, White, W Lin
ley. and others.
sr R acnr ! Good 4 VIII, iugrum, Eletheufa, BAH
Schr sallle BIssell, Magrath, Combahee. 2sot
schr Ellen, Searpa, from Back River. 2OOt
bushels rough rice. To " Bee & co.
Schr Sarah Webb, Pigott from Back River. 2Oat
bushels sasa v2;g rough rice TO jas PrIngle son.
sloop Isabella, Costa, Oombahee. 17oo bushels
rough rice. To W O Bee 4 co.
Sloop Fraser, -. from Ashepoo. 900 bushels
rough rice. To D Mcpherson.
Steamer M Allison, Togl0, Edlsto, Enterprise.
cotton, mdse and sundries. To Douglas Nesolt,
RaVenel d co, Kinsman 4 Howell, w Boyle JnO
Coloock d co, Witte Bros. 81 L Chisolm, Fraser
Dill. II Robinson. X Mufe d co, w & Ryan,
Kinsman Bros, w Lawt0n d Son, WAGNER,
T p smith, ID McPherson. Stoney d Lowndes,
Gatllard Mlnotr, A McLeisb, q Claussen,
Order and Others.
Boat from FdIsto. bags sea island cotton.
To John Oolcock Il co.
Boat from Church Flats. bag sea Island cotton
To John Oolcock 4 co.
Boat r. m Johns Island. 10 bags sea island cot.
ton. TO John Colcock & co.
Boat from James Island. 2 bags sea Island
cotton. To Vim Gurney.
Boat from Wadmalaw. bag SEQ island cot.
ton. To VIM Gurney.
Received from Onisolm's Mill. "a tcs rice. To
W O Bee & co.
IN THE OFFING.
Br ship Livingstone MCMILLAN, Belfast-sailed
September a. Ballast. To Henry Gard.
CLEARED YESTERDAY
Br bark Luoy, Grundell, Antwerp-Henry
Card.
BrigJ W Spencer, Thomas, Woods Hole, Mass
Jos EnsloW d CO.
sohr A Glover, Terry, Jacksonville Gold
smith l. Son.
SAILED YESTERDAY.
Br bark Bel Stewart, Purdy, Liverpool.
FROM THIS PORT.
Steamship Georgia, Holmes, at New York,
November 4.
Steamship VIM Kennedy, Foster, at Baltimore,
Novemper3 3.
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BUSINESS NOTICES.

PERN1croUs PURGATrvEs.-The brilliant idea
of half century ago that the weak and alling
could be bled, blistered and sslivated into a
condition OF health and vIgor is happily ex-
ploded; but violent and prolonged purgatloR
is still, to some extent, In vogue. We have
impostors who are daring enough to offer to
the world as tonics and restoratives the most
destructive cathartics, unmodiaed BY single
stimulating, soothing or restorative element.
Compare the operation of one of these terri
Bile nostrums with that of Hostetter's Stomach
Btters, In which are combined the three great
curative elemsnts-a tonic, an Alternative, and
an aperient. The former completely para
lyses the vital forces, 30 that nature can mako
no resistance to disease; the latter sustains
the strength of the patient, while it restores
the suspended functions of the secrerery Or
gans and relieves the bowels Without violence
or pain. It is simply choice between restora-
ton and prostratlon. noV6.tutnsSd&W
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d o B F l. o B I d A,
= VIA sAvANNAH-TwIoE A wEEK.

The Splendid side;vhsel Steamer esk
DICTATOR Captain I. n. 0oxetter, sxn|a6 m,
CITY POINT, Captain george =: nonl1 ond Fs,naW %
Isavs E1Essas THHis at O'CLOCK, for SAVANNAH, FER
EANDINA, JA1KsosTylLIdLAES sT IdASs PRAEsA RIYEs AAp
Pstnrninr1 DICTATOR will leave PALATKA FIJI
DAY MoaS1sa. and SAVANNAH aSIJ SUNDAY AoRhNe'
arTdnIyys r!IMys pHiNT will leave PALATKA MONDAY:
uopNtNa and SAVANNAH "WEDNESDAY koRN.;
ING, arriving here WEDNESDAY ARTlss coz: n.u
-oSG for New Orleans and Havana, via Cedar
Kets: At Jacksonville with Steamer STARLIGHT
for MellonYille, Enterprise and Upper st. Johns
River: at Tocoi with Railroad for St Angus,
line: and at Palatks With Steamers for the 0ck-
laWana River.
All freight for Way Landings must be prepaid
on wharf.
For Freight or Passage, having elegant &C.
apply to
RAVENEL d CO., Agents.
Osrner Vanderhorst's Wharf snd East Bay.
oct9
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REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.

Conveyancss OF Charleston Property
Recorded During the Past Week.
October 2s, 1872, tract Charleston County,
Chas. Il. slmonton, referee, TO J. h. Ducker,
$l05O.
October 20, 1872, lot east side King street,
No. 400, Nathan Nathans, per executors, to
saml. Brown, $500.
October 10, 1872, lot America street, John
a. symes, trustee, to Robt. W. Dsher, $4,000.
July %, 1859, tract St. Stephens Parish,
Jno. O. Edwards, per assignee, to ". J. Whip
per, $3.50.
October =, 1872, lot Mazyckborough, Edwd.
J. Folger, per executors, to q. Wohlken, $7oo.
October 2, 1872, lot south side Charlotte
street, B. A. Rodriguez, per executors, to J..
B. solomons, $500.
October %, 1872, lot west side Church street,
Henry Toye, ct al, to Edward L. Wells, $500.
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REAL ESTATE SALES.

Mr.. A. @. McGllliVray sold yesterday, at
auction, the following pieces Of property for
the sheriff of Charleston County:
The right, title and interest Of A. 3. Main in
q lot on the east side of Anson street, between
Society and Laurens, sold under execution,
for one hundred and eighty dollars cash.
A lot on Reid street, fifty by one hun
dred feet, equity sale, for one thousand and
five dollars cash; purchased by General W. G.
Dessussure.
A tract In st. James Goose Creek, contain
Ing sixty.flve acres, and situated on the North
eastern Railroad, equity sale, for two hun
dred and fifty dollars cash; purchased by the
Northeastern Railroad Company.
The right, title and interest of Robert 8.
and Margaret F. Tharen In a lot on the west
side OF America street, above the city line,
equity sale, for fifty dollars cash; purchased by
N. G. Tharin.
The Marshfeld Plantation In st. Andrews
Parish, containing six hundred and twenty.
five acres, together with three small tracts
situated near the above, on the Bees Ferry
Road, and containing Id all ffty-one and
three-qusrter acres, equity sale, for seven
hundred and ten dollars cash; purchased by
+. ". O'Hear.
The United States marshal sold, at auction,
under an order OF the United States Circuit
Court, the right, title and interest of John L.
and Wade q. Manning In the Strombold Farm,
situated on the State Road, In Charleston
County, for twenty-hve dollars cash; and, also,
their interest In the Accabee Farm, on the
Dorchester Road, for one hundred dollars
cash; purchased by General James Conner.
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FIRE UNDERwRITERs.-Att the sixth annual
meeting of the Charleston Board Of Fire On.
derwriters, held yesterday afternoon, the fol-
lowing officers and committees were re-elect.
ed: W. B. Heriot, president; 8. 7. Tupper,
vice-president; A. L. Tobias, secretary and
treasurer. Committee on Construction OF
Buildings, Advice as to Removal Of Stocks
and Causes Of FiresJ. d. Colburn, D. Rave
nel, Jr., VIM. Thayer, Hutson Lee, A. b. Hay
den. Committee on Arbitratlon-s. Y. Tup.
per, Ed. sebrlng, A. b. Hayden. Committee
on Tarlff--W. B. Heriot, s. Y. Tupper, A. L.
Tobias,
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The IRIsB voLUNTEERs.-Ata meeting OF
the Irish Volunteers, held last evening at the
Hibernian Hall, committee was appointed
to select suitable uniform for the organlza-
ton. The uniform will be very similar in ap-
pearance to that which distinguished the Or
ganizatlon for 30 many years before and
during the war. 1t will consist of light blue
pants and dark blue frock coat, trimmed
with green cord. After the conclusion Of
business huge bowl Of punch was placed
before the members, and the rest of the eve.
ming was spent In Offering toasts, singing
songs and relating Incidents and anecdotes of
the late war.
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LOCAL LACONOs.

Congressman Rsiney has kindly sent The
NEWS copy of thsreport of the congression-
arKn-Klux committee for Georgia.
..-Nessrs. Smith Dodge have bought the
Mount Pleasant Cotton Ginning establishment,
snd are prepared to gin cotton promptly and
atiowrst
The Sumter Social Club will give one OF
their pleasant entertainments to morrow
evening, 1t their hall corner Of Society and
King streets.
"A small pistol ball passed through win
dow OF the house of Lieutenent-G Governor
Ransler, on pitt street on last Saturday after
noon, and fell in his wifs's lap. Several other
balls struck the slde Of the house Immediately
Afterwards, but no damage resulted farther
than considerable alarm to the inmates.
-A horse attached to MIllings' furniture
cart fell down In King street, near Morris,
yesterday, and would not be induced to get
up BY severe beating from the driver. It
was finally lifted upon all tours by the by
SANDERS, when 1t moved about as If unhurt
A shaft of tho cart was broken.
.Y-A communicate has been sent to TIE
NEWS calling the attention of the city fathers
TO the danger. resulting to passes through
Hssel street, from the clstern opposite st.
,Marys Church being often left uncovered. A
pump would be the cheapest method OF re-
moving the danger.
"A detachment of fifty United States SOL
diers, under the command OF Brevet Major
James B. Kelly, was removed from Fort Pu-
laski 70 Savannah on Saturday. 1t was ru.
moredln Savannah on Saturday that another
detachment would arrive there yesterday
trom this city. These troops are to guard the
polls 1t Savannah during the election to-day.
"a small colored boy, employed yesterday
BY Ar. W. A. Book to clean chimney OF his
house, stole pocketbook containing one hun-
dred and seventy.oRe dollars In currency and
four thousand dollars In railroad bonds.
Shortly after the theft was committed the boy
:wn arrested by the detectives, who recovered
sn Of the money except three or four dollars.
The boy sold he had sold the bonds for one
dollar; 1t is probable, however, that they will
be recovered.
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TIE WASHINGTON LIGHr INFANTRY RIFLE
CLuB.-Ata meeting of the Washington Light
Infantry Rifle Club, held last evening at the
Phoenix Englne.house, resolution was unan-
imously adopted requesting the senior captain
of the club, the Hon. ". D. Porter, to deliver
an address before the organization at lts ami.
verssry the 10Th of next February. Another
resolution was also adopted Inviting the men,
bers OF the Washington Light Infantry Charl.
table Association to be present on the occa-
aton
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THE CITY RIwAT.-At meeting of the
onarleaton City Railway Company, held yes
terdag. the following gentlemen. were elected
elfecson for the ensuing year: John 8. Riggs,
aenry sulst, W. L. Trenholm, Andrew
simonos, d. h. Beleon, william Aiken, F. J.
Peiser' :. l.. Tobias. At = meeting Of the
board OF directors, held the same day, tho fol-
lowing oncers were unanimously reelected !:
John 9. Riggs, presidents Evan Edwards, ssc.
rotary and treasurer.
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TIE ELECTION TO-DAY.
Remarkable Apathy ON tho Part OF
the GRANTEES.

Remarkable Apathy ON tho Fart Oh
the GRANTEES.
The election which ls to be held to-day an
over the country for President ana VICE
President of these United States promises 10
ba.s so; far as Charleston Is concerneo' Inc
on1st.,t and tsmest affair OF the kind that has
aver heen witnessed here. In comparison
with the herculean and unscrupulous efforts
of;the GRANTEES In other parts of the country,
and even In certain sections OF this State, to
carry their point by every variety OF force ana
frand, the marked apathy which the party
msnspers In Charleston are now displaying is
tY,ly onderful. A Grant and Wilson mass
meeting was ordered to be held In Charleston
last evening for the purpose OF stirring
the Radical cohorts up to the Voting
point but no mass meeting was held, and,
upon investigation, 1t was found that the Rad
icaf State executive committee which oroereo
the meeting had failed to send the money lor
Its necessary expenses, and the local hadicai
politicians did not feel sufficient interest In the
matter to expend the thirty Or forty dollars
that would have been required to get up the
demonstration. Another curious Instance OF
the spathy OF the GRANTEES Is found Ia the
fsct that several OF the bsllotbo1es have not
vet BEEN sent out to the precincts In which
ttey belong, and the chances are, therefore,
that in several Of the country precincts there
WIN be absolutely 40 polls and no election.
The managers at those precincts have not yet
bean paid for their time and expenses at the
recent State election, and they consequently
,hayenot taken the trouble to come to the city
TO get their boxes for the Presidential cleo
ton. ,2l.-
In the city tho boxes have all been dlstri.
Buted; and the polls VIII be opened at the
places advertised, at slx O'Clock. this MORN
ing, and kept open untilsix O'Clock, this aiter
NOON. The managers, supervisors and deputy
uarstals who acted at the State election VIII
be on duty to-day. and the same general rules
will be observed In conducting the election.
There having been no registration of voters,
any citizen OF the county can vote once wher-
,sver he msy please, or wherever he may hap
per 10 be. The only persons to be voted tor
in this county are seven electors for the State
OF south Carolina, who win be empowered to
cast the vote of this State for the President
and Vice e-President OF the United States. The
names OF the electors nominated by the Demo-
cratic and Liberal Republican coalition are
published In another column.
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AUCTION SALES THIS DAY.

Loyndes & Grimbal will sell at IL O'Clock,
near the Postoflce, real estate.
Laurey, Alexander Co. will sell at tnree-
quarters past o'clock, at their store nams'
shoulders, DO. ..
.John q. Minor & Co. will sell at halt-past
10 o'clock, at their store, dry goods, clothing'
DC.
William Mckay will sell at half.past O'CLOCK
AZ southeast corner Mazyck and Magazine
straets. a lot OF odds and ends; and at MS
store afterward, blankets, cassimeres, &c.
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The FINEST AND PUREsT FRENCH CoNFEc-
TIoNERY ever offered In this city has just been
received at Won santen's, 229 King street, and
connoisseurs are respectfully requested to
inspect and sample IL before they purchase
elsewhere. oct15-tuth
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Passengers.

Per steamer II Allison, rrom Edisto. Enter.
drise. Rockville and Way LandInga-Mrs W Q
Simmons, Mts J N JenkiDsi Mrs! Hane and
TWO children, J ] Wilson, r Aathewes Jr, ]
Green, F scbsrIer, DR. D Pope, F Townsend h
Towles, J 8 Armstrong, s Hills, J Mchsn.
mon Col VIM Gregg.
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TIE BEST EVER INVENTED Ladies' Indata-
BILE Rubber Bustles. Price 81 80. Sent by
mail, express or postage paid, on receipt of
81. Address Fred. Won santen, dealer In all
kinds of Rubber Goods, Fancy Goods, Toys,
&c., No. 229 King street, Charleston, 8. @.
oct3l-thtu
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Mr.. souDER invites attention to hls Stock of
Photograph Frames just received, embracing
upwards of thirty different styles. many OF
them of entirely new design and beauty of
finish, which he offers to cash buyers at
small advance on cost. soBDER's Gallery, No.
283 King street. oct3L-lmo
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WilmtnRton Market.

WILMINGTON. November 2
SPIRITS TURPRNTINK.-sales OF 900 casks at SIC,
and rs casks, selected, at 671hc per gallon for
Southern packages
RosIN.-Sales Of 100 bbls at IS 80 for extra psle.
CRUDE RPsNTINE.- Sales OF 1877 bbls at S3 Is
for hard, and S. 26 for yellow dip and virgin.
Market quiet but steady.
TAR.-sales Of 80 bbls at So 80 per bbl Market
steady.
CoTToN.-Sales OF s6 bales as follows: at Ike.
S6 at Isc, 46 at 1sHc, and 10 at lsXc per h. Mar.
kel quiet and easy.
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HEAVY CoTToN REoErrs.-The arrivals per
railroad yesterday at this point were the hesv-
lest since the war, the South Carolina Railroad
reporting 1878 bales and the Northeastern
800 bales Of uplands and 6 bags of sea island
cotton. Total by the two roads 1856 bales.
The entire receipts Of the day by boat and
otherwise probably approached 5000 bales OF
cotton-a very encouraging fact for our good
cihze1s.
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WHAT THERE is LETT Of those four hundred
Singer Sewing Machines for sale for cash,
with discount of, or on instalments OF ten
dollars per month. ocL26-stu4
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New AND CHEAP CHhDREN's CARRIAGES,
veloctpedes, Rocking. Horses, Carts, Wheel
barrows, &C., just received at Won santen's,
No. 22s King etreet, Charleston, 8. O..
iunll.tu
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VALENTINES PREPARATION O
NEAT JUICE.

lust received, large supply Of the above. Each.
bottle contains four pounds Of In me @ best Beef ex
elusive OF fat; can DO ased t WIZ o ,s SoG o. o. warm
water; also can be taken WIZ" ooauVer vi, ana:
destroys the taste OF the on.
Tne only food iOI delicate sn ,Ss SstaaIsn:
norotofo-e oered to the public, as win be found
mon trial. For sale by Dr. b. RAER
jun7 NV @oA Aeeun9 street.
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MEMORANDA.

the Io,Iowing IN r.: october 29,l.t "a 81, long
7747 spoke bark clara Eaton; also. on 81 inst:
lat 2s IT, long Ts4i spoke brig Chapman, OF
The British bark s'Stella," bound from Provi
dence, r /. to Charleston, chartered by messrs
Lcsesne wells, to load here for Continental
port, went ashore, last week, near Cape Lookout.
Ber master yesterday wired her onarterers tnat
sho IL a total Ions, The vessel Has In ballast.
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FURoHaorT, BENEDICT & Co. offer very
fine Kid Glove at 81 Gloves, two buttons,
81 IS. Will open on Tuesday the celebrated
Cheilley's Kid Gloves, sold under guarantee,
for which we are the sole agents.
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LIVERPOOL CLASSIFICATION.


RIoE.-There was q good demand for this grain
at rm rates. Sales $50 tierces Of clean Carolina
among which were 8, tierces at 8Jx, 2l St sX, SO
at 70, 10 at TX, 100 on private terms. We quote
common to fair at s@eXc, good ex@7Hc.
NAVAL SToREs.-Thp arrivals were 80 bbls spir'
its turpentine and 1sS obls rosIn. There we're no
sales announced. Crude turpentine may be
quoted a. 81 rs per Dbl for virgin and yellow dip
aud 81 80 for hard.
FREIaHTs.-To Liverpool, by steam, direct, l1.1sd
on uplands nominal on sea islands; via New
YORK, "a on uplands, .- on sea islands; by sail,
I'd on uplands, and Va on sea Islands. To
Hsvre, Ike on uplsnds. Ooastwise--to New
York, BY steam, &c on uplands and - on sea
Islands; 50 p tierce on rice; eoc p bbl ON rosin;
by sail, 20 b Gil cotton; &c q rierce on
rice; soc q Dbl On rOslr; sll@l2 p II on lumber;
$l24l2 so p II on timber. To Bost:n, by steam
xc on upisnds and 50 10 2 tierce on rice; by sail,
&c . fb on uplandsi rosIn 7oc; resawed stuff
$12@l2 so; timber $1S&p13 so; phosphate $5@5 50.
To Providence, By sail $lo@ll N on boards;
90 fb on cotton; ty steam 10 via New York.
To Philadelphia, by steam 80 on uplands; 81 rs
tierce on rice 6oc bbl on rosin; 81 on spirits.
Through bills OF ladIlg given to Boston, ProVi.
dence and the New England cities are regularly
Issued on this route, and dispatch guaranteed.
By sail, So p on boarda; $12 on timber; -
ton on clayi 50 80 on phosphates. To Baltimore,
BY steam 90 p HI; by sail $s@s SO p on
boards; - on timbur; So so p ton at city; SAC
46o q ton up river On phosphate rock. Vessels
are in demand by our merchants to take lumber
freights from Georgetown. s. g., Darien and sstil.
Ia River, Ca, and Jacksonville Fla, to Northern
ports, and $io@12 p u are the rates on timber
and boards.
Ex0IANaI.-SterlInH 90 day bills 1sk@1sx.
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FuRcHaoTr, BENEDICT d 90. offer this
week great bargains In Carpets, Rugs, Drug
gets, OH Cloths. &C.; also special bargains In
Cloths OF all description.
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GENTIExEN's Winter Coats, Pants, &C.,
dyed, renewed, cleaned, blinded and mended
at Otto sonntag's, Dyer, No. 81 Wentworth
street, near Artssian we'll, between Meeting
and Anson streets.
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,rHERMOMErRICAL.

me range Of the thermometer yesterday
at the drug store of Dr.. Joseph Blackman,
on the: soath sideof Broad street, was as
follows: "a. M 55; 10 A. NJ, So; IL NJ, 81; 2
P. H.. sa;4 P. n. 81; ;6P. NJ SO; sP. NJ, 90.
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WE HAVE received fresh supply Of those
sl2 Watches. They ere warranted time-keep.
ers. N. & A. Ashton, No. 240 KiDg-street.
Call and see them. ocl3l.thtu2
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TEE WEED F. F. SEWING MACHINE has
proved Itself superior to all lock-stitch ma
chimes that 1t has been compared. with, and
has yet to acknowledge defeat. Gall and see
them at No. 307 King street.
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HAVE you seen the new improved Home
Shuttle Sewing Machine If not, call at the
Agency, 7. L. Blssell, No. 266 King street, be-
fore you purchase. noV4-3
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DoHRsrTo E1oHANaR.-The banks purchase
sight checks on New York at x@X per cent. on,
and sell at par.
G0LD-l2@la.
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MARINE NEWS BY TELEGRAPH.

NEW YORK, November 4.
Noon.-Arrived, New Orleans, Niagara, virgo;
Terry, Livingstone, City OF Antwerp and City ot
Brussels.
Evening-Arrived, Seminole, Georgia, henry
rived out, Baltic, City Of New York, wyoming
anS SLesla.
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COTTON FOR BALaIuM.-There was cleared
Yesterday, by Mr.. Henry Card, the British
bark Lucy, for Antwerp, with 1000 bales up
land cotton.
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CITY AFFAIRS.
MEETINGS zHzs DAY.

e,o,,, Club, at halfpast 2. NJ.
~ V,ailsnt Fire Company, at F. N;
r,ssndship Lodge, K. P, at half-psst T.
oa,nan Freundschaitsbund, at P. b.
ohsr,eston Social Mounted. Club, at z. b..
H.bernian Society, at Z P. n.
Promptitude Fire Company, at half'past Z
Pm.
Hook and Ladder, No. l, at 8 P. N.
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GENTS FURNISHING GooDs.-The best as.
sortment In town can be found at Furchgott,
Benedict & Co.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1872-11-05
COMMEECIAL NEHs.
Ekports.

Exports,
AHTwERP-Per Br bark Lucy-2o00 bales upland
cotton.
WOODS HOLE, MAss-Per brig W Spencer
500 tons phosphate rock.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1872-11-05

The Fine Steamship MARYLAND, J.lV. John
son, Commander, will sail for Baltimore sGu WED
NEsDAY, 9th November, at O'Clock p. X * ss4l.
81 Philadelphia Freights forwarded 20 that
city by railroad from Balti9oee without ADD
tonal Insurance. and Conhgneea are allowed
ample time to sample and sell their Goods nom
the Railroad Depot In Philadelphia. = = 5.'s, ::
For Freight or Passage apply 70 4. IS - =, !
PAUL D. TREHH0LH, Agent, w
nova 4. No. 4 Union Wharve1.i Z