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ALI kinds of Toilet Goods and
Stationery,
(Ofwhich we make Il spcciality.)

Also Tobaccos. Su0T and Cigars. Pat
ent Medicines of known merit. In fact.
Gv'rytHln@ usually Kept in a iirst-class
Drug Store.
G%D Prescriptions carefully and accu-
rateiy compounded.
% Wcmake many of our preparations,
ana as directed by the L. S. Dispensate-
ry' we know they can be relied on as cor
rect.
w Terms strictly cash. These are cash
tllneS. we are required to pay cash for
our supplies, hence we cannot and will not
sell ON credit Don't ask it.
Us -Thanking the public for the gener-
OTIS patronage heretofore extended rs, we
respectfully ask a continuance Of the
same.
WHlPPLE d PHILLIPS.
jan1l
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CROPS From all portions of the
State VIC hear cheering reports in re-
to crops of all kinds. Surely the
Lord is blessing our land this season
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''"' "'''''"| ne mlSap
~" r''''o"' ~ we s"aI
~ ",.'' '"'' P'''''o" Is "1oU
"" 10 "'''
The editor of ihn Win.hos,or 1t,,,,
journal thinks the Cincinnati ularroug
V'''e a GOOD thing. He asserts that
~''', - " n,5n l Fotlc'IoGl''' out %ao
lev j. a.. s,ronn =, I''e.
Grant. Greeley may nm thc Inn oru,
Home journal, bat we know the De
"'"cf"cy "l oId Franklin will never
mn Li,. ~, I"pl,'i1 n'"', ne Is 10"
mocracp -SlcHU,yVo paao,, ~
In rcrIy TO fine oboyo wa ,.,n 40,
occupy mich If orr soooo ,n, a,,
say that the Rescue is ycrrcclv corroc,
fN''1o"9 (0iIcCl
.n" '''," ,'' lawn.
,,. 7O'' '",'T' 1""'
'"'," '"' D~''"'''"'S
,L. w. |"'' ~ 'C%,'' ''"7"s
"' 0P''"'''" VI INC NlN ana Nv
amendments simply Acknowledges a
fact. Democrat, uiSlnprovod nr tLn.n
| 0'""' "'''tP'o''" % 'o"Nr
l''',"''!,'', o"'' ~ our INDUSTRIOUS
Gen. D, II. Hill says: "Disapproying
a thing before it becomes q lqw. and
submitting TO il afterwards. arr ,cr,
"'~' '"'"'' "'> '"'
different matters" And Gen. Hill.
says ait would be a greater wro0r TO
attcmp. to RIGHT the wrouq than f., lief
it alone" And has t,o editor Of tL,I
rcd-hot Rescue done as much as theI
brave and illustrious Gen. Hin in do
fence Of the SoutLY Scl,h
But the Rescuc dcnomioo,os cycr,
Democratic upportcr Of Uoroco Groo
lev q Traitor, q Rudicol Ac II roo,
fudgino from . conv or uo Rcscno Iva
fore u.. there il no wori in ,Lo y,
gIish language vile cpouol to ~oynroy.
the editors opinion of mon who .o,.
port Greeley. We could fiji fine IJomoL
journal with venom fine noi,or l..
written AGAINST men who cvcrc;., r,lf,.
RIGHT to believe there is = cboic, lo
tween cyjls-nc, voon CcooIo,. o,,
Grant. and he d,cs tnis in vfon. orp.
fact that more than hoIri,, D~o,ncr,,
ic papcr, ia In,nc,seco OWL +, o,,,.
,,h,n g,,,
N'"'' ''''''' ""'c "ICI"IUu IOF liC CIN
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1872-06-26

An insurance company ULat would
search for and insure the lives Of de.
sccndants orsoIdicrs of the war orlSl2
would be athletic declare large dividends
to its stockholders, for in all probabili-
ty it would never have to pay out any
thing on the policies, Under the act
allowing pensions to the widows and
orphans of those soldiers, twenty
thousand applications have been re.
ceived and allowed, twelve thousand are
ON file, and more are coming.
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Greeley Smashes" have become \
popular Southern drink.
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Official AbSenteCS.
From the Washington Patriot

''''''S wa dtilOl.I
Although Congress only adjourned three
uayS ago, ana the presence OF the Presi-
dtht ana Cabinet - Indispensable mt the
,.apltaI ior the arrangement and transac-
ton Of the public business. these o0iciaIs
are already setting the bad Example of
neglccting duty and encouraging the worst
form OF abscntceism. The list of drsrrtrrs
Is imposing, not alone from the official res
possibility which it represents. but ON ac-
count OF the large amount olm0nry which
Is taken from the Treasury for the ray-
mert OF these dclinquentS, without any
being rendered.
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Gov. Howard and Gen, Hooker arc
dispu!ing about the responsibility OF
losing the battle Of Charlottesville.
The editor OF the New Orleans Times
says it strikes him that Gen. Lee had
something to do with it. III other
words-thc battle was lost because the
incapacjty of Hooker, with two men to
Lees ono, could not compete with the
capacity Of his antagonist.
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ABSENIEES

President Of the United States, salary
H2''VJO per annilm. without pcrquisites or
presents.
Secretary of state, salary 5000 per an
mum.
Secretary of the Treasury, salary $4,000
per anHum.
Secretary of War, salary $1,000 per an
Secretary of the Navy, salary $1,000 per
Postmaster General, salary $4,000 per
attorney General, salary $1,000 per an
A Contrast-Thc Treaty.
These are dispatches, June "A, midi
from Geneva, Switzerland:
Especial dispatches from st. James.1
y Queens messenger has lust arrived
rom London. bearing dispatches from the
hhglish Government addressed TO the ar
!"
Gehera, June II. Midnight.-One of the
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me Grant Capital of the United
States,
long BRANCH.
The Democratic Capital.
WASHINGTON,
The Grant PARTY,

(EIoTIaM, EGoTIsM, DESpoTISM
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1872-10-25

The receipts at this port for the past week we're
1872 bags Of sea islands and Floridas and 1856
pales of uplands. against 42s bags OF sea Islands
and Floridas and II 1854 bales OF uplands the pre-
vIous week, and ss2 bags Of sea islands and Flo.
ridas and II, 256 bales Of upltnds for the period
the year before. These arrivals came as follows:
say of uplands, per South Carolina Railroad, H.
672 bales, Northeastern Railroad 1868 bales, So.
yannah and Charleston Railroad $685., Peedee 465,
Florida =; Of sea Islands, Savannah and Charles.
ton Railroad 12s, James Island 20, st. Andrews
2, Wadmalaw 8, Christ Church 81, Johns Island
q, Beaufort 10, EdIsto 70, st. Thomas, North
eastern Railroad 8, Florida l57, Savannah l.
a COTTON MARKIT.-This staple commenced
with a steady character at the leading centres,
but became easier during this period, and the for
eI2n rates were at sx@eXd, and receded TO 9xd
for middling uplands. At New York prices were at
lsXc, and fell or to 1870, and at this point this
grade was at lsX@1sHc p ID. The transactions
and prices at Liverpool and New YORK during
this period were as follows On Friday, October
Is, the former was firm, uplands sxd, sales 1900
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=JSS -. or bord
asWgshthe exesptiono of the abatement Oh nara
rain. the weather yesterday was not much OF
IN sfiima Improvement on that of the day before.
GsmIstysrain continued to fall during the
greater part of the day, and the wind though
not go much ofa gale as on Wednesday, was
still quite high. The total rainfall from . a.
N. Tuesday to l A., NJ. Thursday was 2.s5-loo
inones. The mean velocity otthe wind during
tina same time was SO miles m hour at the
CITY, and about SO miles per hour OF the osr.
This force will be- realized. If compared With
that of the wind yesterday. the mean velocity
Of which was only eight miles per hour. For
to-day the prospect ia more cheering, as the
kilograms from Washington announce clear
spd clearing weather for the Carolinas, with
occasional light rains.
The range of the thermometer yesterday, az
the drug store of DR.. Jos. Blsckman' on the
south side of Broad street, was as Iollows :
8 A. H., 81; 10 A. NJ, II; IL NJ, IS; 2 Z. m''
"a; { P. NIL; 8 P. NJ, s9;sP. M, SO.
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Mira. Bowers, tho TraRedienne.
LOCAL LACONICS.

The completion Of the Congaree Bridge at
Columbia Is promised by November !.
Mr.. L. O.. Carpenter, of the Columbia
Union, has gone to Connecticut and New
Hampshire to stump for Grant.
MI. G. NJ. Harmon, proprietor of that
lively paper, the Lexington Dispatch, Is In the
city looking after the interests of his journal.
Colonel Robert A. Aston and Henry W.
Grady, Esq, OF the Rome Commercial, have
bought a third interest each In the Atlanta
Herald.
The Radicals appear to be afraid that, now
the State elections are over, they will not be
able to keep their colored cohorts up to the
voting point, and they have commenced i'm
porting stump orators from the North. A
Grant. and Wilson lovefeast Ia announced to
be held in front of the City Hall, this evening,
with Attorney. General Williams aud James A.
Hall, whoever he may be, as the main at
fractions.
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The Charleston Market.

FOB rHl vHIK ENDING THURSDAY, OCT. "a, 1877.
THE OAoPs.-The weather exhibited early IN
the week q dry and moderate character, and was
all that could be desired for harvest WORK; buI
later there were steady rains. Planters have been
favored during the fall in q period well suite to
securing the growth Of their fields In the best
order; but the stormy add unsettled time Of the
past few days has no doubt serloualy interrupted
outdoor labor.
TIE RRoE1Prs.-The arrivals at the cotton ports
for the week. up to Friday lsot, were 1921 bales,
against 81, 1858 bales the previous week, and s2.6ss
bales for the time the year before. At New
Orleans the supplies were 2s,4sl bales, in con-
trast with 1892 bales last year. The total re-
ceipts at the cotton ports from September lat,
1872, up TO the latest dates, were 6l1,1oo bales.
against 324, ST. bales tho year prevlous-showing
q decrease OF 1s2, 2as bales. The arrivals at the
principal Southern markets, from september !,
1872, up to the latest telegraphic intelligence,
as compared with the year before, were as fol-
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g.w np,,Ina October q.
Cotl0n 10 mooelste asMHau, 1oiIsSoG EmiS.
Ordinary i1Naisc, lom sM,uS hasns ~ rs ~ saiSse
0In90 w. QSE EEC6lp8 IuvltUhl(u kKVUU ~ 49,
-porIs ccsstWise 1430; salss1sfo; sloch % eaAS
9ALVBsT0Fs Octopst n.
Cotton steady; net fecstpA lz1lSoasot'seaso
1000; STOCK s,56l. ~; ittS het'tstItri Js1
~ pvov,a,nsa AVN pRonfidw ixARHsrs. laA
e,,r..7 s.. LIy1nsoo1, 9esoesr q:
oon.-Brea0ssuns quiet. -"lntet gneAs
lis 81. Lard ~. -1... o......o
s 1nEW:10 Oh oc!9es. 80,
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REAL ESTATE SALE.

Nessrs. Leitch L Bruins sold at auction yes
terday the brick store No. 2s7 King street,
forrseriy the stand Of James E. Spear, for
SlA~soo;ons-hatt cash, balance payable In one
zeal. Is the above building needs q good
deSlsof repairing; the price obtained for it was
excellepts and provedthat there has been a
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. value OF property
In that section OF the city.
Messrs. Leitch. q Bruins have now more or.
ders for residences in this city than they can
al. the supply OF nrst-class buildings being I'M
euuaIf To- the demand.
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Markets by Telegraph.
= MONEY MARKETS.

SN ~. -
LONDON, October "a.
Noon.-Oonsols %. Elves 7sk. -
Eyeniuo.GThe bullion in the Bank Of England
has decreased f38b,0u0. -
NEW YoHK. October "a.
Noon.-Freights dull. Stocks strong; Money 2ney
easy at 8. Gold steady at lax Exchange: ione
SKI short lox. Governments dun apa sea
st EveD OEnes gsiV isnts nrmer. Money closed easy
at Saa. Sterling 88.leasX. Gold l2NalS.
governments dull, and n to 10 lower. States
quiet. ,rrro 81
LIVERPOOL, October "a.
Noon.-ootton opened quiet; uplands 'xo' or'
's I~aser.@ecOtson quiet; sales 1900 bales; specu'
Eyen,ng.-ootton closed quiet; uplands sxda
sXd; dreams 1o1daloH ..,.uo
N%oon.-Cotton quiet; sales s7b bales; uplands
Evening Cotton quiet; sales .l723 bales; up
lands l9Xo; Orleans zoe; net receipts 8s8 bales
grts IS $50. Sales Of cotton futures to-day 1900 bale.
us follows :: octuber 10 S-16c; Noveibb r 1sxa
l8 Lie; December Is e.l6al8H; January lSH
February 10 6.1o; March isKals 1915; April 2o%a
I0n' mo- BOSTON, october "a.
Cotton steady; middlIngs 2ohc; net receipts 20
bales; gross receipts 1881; sales looi Soch ovUo,
Cotton quiet;. net receipts IA bal.s; gross re.
ceints Iee: exports coas.wtse 81; Continent osSi
sales 4sO to-day, 800 last evening; stock l2so .
NORFOLK, OctoperII ~.
oottou-net receipts 276s bales; exports coast
wise 1857; SAFES t'0; S'0 WiI IHis October ~
@ ton steady; net receipts 4o2 bales; exports
coastwise ss4; stock 500. oc,ohpr d.
ootton firm and In good demand; mioaanS'
1sXaisKc: neS receipts 4o22 bales;e4pores c'ae'
wise sli6; sales 1415; stock 6I,oIz. o,,oher o.
Cotton-mIddllngs nominal; net seceip's LEV
bales; sales 1917. ,,n,,a. Catcher d. -
Cotton irregular; shipments 1889 baiea; :se0ek
Il. 122. f n,tohar d :
Cotton oul:t and easy; middling 1sHc; net re.
ceipts lass bales; exports 'coast"ise -s8s oaies'
aalea $50: stock 10, 81.
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GOOD MAN GONE.


&.Death ofthe Rev. 8. melliohamp.
The Orangeburg correspondent OF THE
NEWS writes as follows, under date of yester-
The Rsv. stiles Melichamp died at his
res,dencs; az Fort Notte,i yesterday, 2sd, at
three o'clock. His illness was short but palm
full. All that medical science could suggest
failed. The !..'shock was full Ripe" he Is
where mis- raptured gaze often peheld the
alories Of that upper home. The blow fails
heavily and sorely upon his large family; upon
his pastoral charge at Oraugeburg and Fort
Motifs, and q widespread acquaintance OF
friends, who respected and revered him be-
yond the ordinary rule Of regard. Mr.. Mell-
cnamp,s place may not be easily nlled. The
fsithiuls Christian, the blameless citizen, the
noble friend and true exemplar Of virtue, is no,
more. Yet his LIE remains a. the pattern OF
excellence, and the coincidence of all whose
privilege 1t was to know him Is profered to
his bereaved partner and weeping children.
Tbs remains Of the deceased will be sent to
Charleston.
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APPOINTMENTS AND PARDoNs BY THE GOV.
FsNoR.-The Goyernorhss appointed Joseph
N. Brown q notary public for Anderson Coun-
t.. James W. Hayward has been appointed
temporarily auditor Of Newberry County.
JAMES Mcgsslan, q trial Justice of Abbeville
County, has been removed for failure to keep
the peace. D. J. Chaplin has been appointed
. trial Justice for Colleton County. W. II.
Greer, trial justice, Charleston. James N.
Forrest, notary public, Of Edgeheld County. ;.
Upon the recommendation of the superln-
tsndent Of the Penltentiary, the following
named oonviets have been %pardoned, and or
defsd to be discharged by Governor Scott,
VII Walter Aaxey, Walter Bsrthal. Joseph
Arnold, tarkin Wave, Stephen Psrtlow, An
ds.son Beck, William Blng, William Edmunds,
oeo. Williams, William Coleman, Tiff North,
1ssse TurnsSe. William johnson, Charles how
ard, Benz. Happy, Peter Heriot. 4 number of
others recommended by the superintendent to
be pardoned, will be liberated during the
Beek.-< q so' o:
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THE MIRIoN's NEW STEAMER.-The final test
Of the ons steamer, recently manufactured
for thesMarion Steam Fire Engine Company.
by the Clapp q Jones Manufacturing Company,
was.Inade ct the corner Of Cannon and St.
Philip streets yesterday afternoon, in the
presence Of acommIttee of ten Of the Marion
Engine Company and Mr.. Harris, the agent Of
tho manufacturer. The test proved perfectly,
the engine throwing a / lie Inch stream,
throughro ne hundred feet of hose. to a dis
tance of two hundred and ffty.two feet and
nine incnes. The highest steam pressure was
n hundred and tortypounds, and the highest
water pressure about two hundred pounds,
u the lift otwaters W~sa:tweive feet.
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81. O11sPN's DKx.-To-day, the 26th of Oc-
tober, 10 generally known as st. Crlspin's day,
nom the fact that st. Orispin and his brother
Crispinians entered martyrdom on it in the
year 2ST. The brothers were natives Of Rome,
aud having becomesconverts to Christianity,
travelled Into France to propagate the faith.
Theytook up thelr: abode at solesons, where
they. preached In the day, and earned q
scanty subslspsnce by making ehoes In the
nights They are related to have furnished the
poor with shoes at avery low price, and a
legend adds they were furnished with the
leather by an angel. From their mode OF
earning q livelihood they have always been
regarded "a the patron saints Of shoemakers.
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Receipts BY Hailro.d, October An
oomu ELECTROMAGNETIC acc

elSl bsles cotton, 40 hbl4 dour. III bales goods,
8! cars stock. TO. Railroad agent, PedEer, &od.
aers 8 60, q Il Waiter 4 c0.A = esl1ds1,WaB
Smith q co. Jas r PIingle q Son. WU Boo 60.
Reeder 4 Davis, Mnrdaugn 4 Weelly, 2fspso,M
aan. GOO W Williams 4 CO. sloan u Sefgninui,1.
" B'IWiniams d son, W. Wesnnith, As stnitht.s
street BIZ q d 90. Lesesueh d .Wtlls; oE Hu6eRc
90, Oampsen 4 90, J ] W Lud,n,sH iBtscho6 &co,t
O Sahluan, r Il Meyers, WKi Ryan. and othfra!.ze
:. NoRfHlAsfIzNl nkIll0AD.sta!hses st.'
(. Is77 bales upland cotton. 8 bsgs ses ialandeot.l
tonA q bols spirits turpeLtfHe, 1fo bbn. roein. ccAseN
OF lumber, woed. iron. mdse, DO. TOE Htkrocs.
q 90. "A wagner, q KIstte q GO. FG snoMdenSs
D stonty, Oh Holmes IN, Rooson, s, Snnoee 2
an mean & Hecron, j II McCutcnen 4 co, M,R
Owing. Witie Bros, Wardlaw q oareK. J Miley,
Ouackenbush. Estill d CO. W. Z RJansA Saltnas.
q d walter 4 co. TPsmith, A smith, Reeder = e
Davis. Mowry & Son, caldwell i Bon, Pelzer, Rod
gers d o., hurdsugl& weekly; T Hsa q sc%t
Winis"n 4 60, E yelling, Railroad Agent Order,
and others. ;-g - graJa.si' tHi!tt.-2
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1872-10-25
AMUsEMENTS.
Tho Operate Concerts.


A better house was present last night at the
second concert Of the Pomeroy Sinclair COM
blnation. Miss Pomeroy was repeatedly en-.
cored, and the Instrumental portions OF the
entertainment were very good Indeed. The
bad weather sadly interfered With the success
OF these concerts In Charleston.
"Music, Mirsh, s1imicry and Magic"
Such is the quartette Of attractions promised
us for the last three evenings of next week by
Harry aud Mrs. Mccarthy, Lorgenis the'Wiz-
ard, and O'Reardon the man Of the musical
tumblers.
Mrs. Bowers, the Tragedienne.
Our people have al undenIable weakness
for high tragedy, especially when Interpreted
by an actor OF repute, and the indications are
that Mrs. Bowers, who appears here on Mon
day, Tuesday and Wednesday evenings, will
draw finely. Her style Is said to closely resem-
BILE that OF Janausohek, who was 80 much ad-
mired here last winter.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1872-10-25

BUILDING MATERIAL.-An extensive stock
and large variety Of Doors, sashes, Biads,
Balusters, Aouldings, &C., are kept constantly
on hand by Mr.. P. P. Toale, at his warerooms,
No. 20 Hayne street N No. SO Pinckney street.
The above are all made at his own factory on
Horlbeck's wharf. he keeps, also, French and
American Window Glass, Stained Glass, Slate
Nantels, Builders Hardware, &c., from the
best manufacturers. mch8-fmwlyr
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N1ERTAINMENT OF TIE BRUDER-
LICHERBUND. -.

The amateur concert and theatricals given
by The Etnderllcherbund last evening, at their
hall In ENG street, near Clifford, were at
tended by e large number OF our German
citisehs. Notwithstanding the dlsagreeable
weather, the larger portion Of the audience
was composed OF ladies'. The concert consist
Cd OF the Overture Masaniello (Auber) and sew
eral other minor pieces, concluding with a
song and chorus, all OF which were performed
undsr the direction OF Professor Eckel. The
plsy.was schiller's "Nephew and Uncle" 1t
Vss sscsed throughout In German, and In
mannar highly credltable to the actors.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1872-10-25

An ALARM oF FIRE was occasloned about 9
quarter past eleven O'Clock last night by the
burnfng OF some rubbish and an old piece OF
furnIturesin:Mr. A. W. Lewin's jewelry store,
Meeting street. opposite the Board Of
Trade Boone. The fire was discovered by
Detective May and some ether passers, who
gave the alarm and ~exdngulshed itsbefore II
communicated wi surrounding buildings.
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Municipal NotteeS.

TfTY HAIL. OFFICE OF. CLERK OF
u COUNCIL, CHARLESTON. s.. o., ,OCrOBBB9
"a Is7a.-Sealed estimates Will 30 received atSfttsfa
ONCE until Tuesday, Uctcper q, As-ioS. =
moving four but dings on the west aloe Of. k1n9,
srreer, Six feet westward, In order to. widen .naad I
street, ss per nlans and specifications IN the Otsys :
Etgineer's ofdce. Wv 80
octl4thstn3 - CLERK OF COUNCIL. 1870 1870
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SPECIAL ANNoUNoEMENT.-We have just re
cetved one thousand boxes, each containing
one quire of fine Note Paper and Envelopes
to match, without %initial,) also Penholder
and Pen. Price 81" cents per box. Hasel
Street Bazaar and East Bay News Room. .
iau3t
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FURcHaoTT, BENEDICT & Co., No. 275 King
street, have received full lines of Ladies'
Underwesr-all descriptions. Department in
charge of ladies employed here.)
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Exports.
HALIFAX, N s-Per Br brig MISUNDERSTANDING
NEW YoRK-Psr schr B N Hawkins-le5, 7Os feet
rasaHed lumber.

NEW YoRK-.Per Schr HaWKlns-loo ivy iee'
resawed lumber.
=. -
Exportsofths Week ending October ~.
<YoRH1aN. II
PORT m UNITED K~INapoN-Per Br bark Ans.
dell-s-7 bbls spirits turpentihe,i and ITO bbls
LTvsRpooL-Per spanish steamship Puerto
Rlco-17el bales upland cotton, liz tons phos'
A~MsTERDiM-Per Br ship JuIia-2soo bales up
land cotton: .
DOMESTIC.
NEW YoRK-Per steamship Georgia-5 bags sea
island cotton, 2l40 bales upland cotton. 10. bales
domestic goods, III { erces rtce, 26 casks clay: 20
bundles slaves, and 81 pkgs sundrteS......Per
steamship Manhaftan-l068 bales upland cotton,
So b2gs sea island cotton, 20 bales domeShcs, lS4
tcs rice, l76 packages sundries: .Per steam,
ship harleston-l5 bags sea island cotton, 1869
bales upland cotton, 81 ts rice, "a bales domes
tics, 80 bundles staves,- IS pkgs sundries. .....Per
schr Jessie 8 Smith-20o4 bhls rosln. ..s...5
b~osroN-Per steamship Me.cedisat-1083 bales
upland Gotten. II bags sea island cotton' Oh tos
rice, 196 bb.s rosin. IA packages sundrtes.-
PHLIpKLpHII-Per steamship virginia-SSs
bales cotton. $50 tierces rice, 118 bbls naval stores,
1874 bales domestics and goods, 8 tons old iron
and rs pigs sundriea. .....Per DARK NARY .hchee
$50 tons phosphate r0ok......Per brig Samnei
Wech-162, 600 feet lumber. -
BLLTIMORE-Per steamship VIM Kenne1y-sal
bales uplsnd cotton, 2b8 uerces rice, 2Ao Dds
rosin, al bales domestics. Is rolls leather. = hhda
and 8 bales hides, l08 pigs sundrtea. .....Per scnr
Lewis Ehrmann-6oU tons phosphate rock. -
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AUCTION SALES THIS DAY.

i,Tfuiam Mckay will sell at 10 O'Clock, at his
ktnsa, auartermaster's stores, DC.
EsMFes.Drake will sell at 10 O'Clock, az hls
sfssras spIothing, hats, DC.
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