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The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1872-10-02

REAL ESTATE sALEs.-Lowndes d Grlmball
sold the four Hamilton lots, situated Ia Sum
meryille, at auction yesterday for five hundred
and sixty-Hve dollars; one-third cash, balance
In one and two years. They also sold a tract
of land situated on Wassamassaw Swamp,
containing six hundred and thirty-six acres
for nine hundred and sixty dollars; terms Of
sale same as the above.
J.. Fraser Mathewes sold at auction piece OF
property situated east OF East Bay street, near
WnlIams's wharf, for four thousand one hum
dred dollars; ~one.third each, balance In one
and two years.
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RADICAL moDEsrY and DEcENcT.

The following elegant extract is from a re-
cent speech by J. ]. Wright, the negro Judge
OF the South Carolina Supreme Court, before q
mass meeting of oolored people In Beaufort
County, as reported In the Beaufort Republt-
can. 1t will be noticed that the reporter
naively remarks that the most sacrileglous
~utterance In the whole Indecent harangue
''brought down the house," It wa certainly
calculated to have that effect, literally:
The Judge then gave the convention some
very sensible advice in regard to the course
they should pursue In placing In office good
men; he further stated that white men had
said that the colored man was not capable of
filling q seat upon the supreme bench, but be
was giving that the lie. I am the youngest
Judge In the United States, said he, and the
only one thai has the honor of being q LII. D.;
he then compared the Hon. Robert smalls
with Jesus Christ, and said that the senator
would hold the hearts ofthe people If he was
faithful, as the Saviour did, which assertion
brought down the house. He enlarged on the
subject of the school commissioner. for, said
he, the white man can cheat you out OF every
thing II you do not acquire education.
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sLyER spR1Nas, NEAR ocAIA, FLL.,}

sILyRR SPRINGS, NEAR OCALA, FLL,l
March l,ls7l.
MkssRs. pow1R, NOISE 4. DAVIS. CHARLESTON,
AGUE PILLS as a certain cure. and 9 blessing to
ali living 10 the mslarious districts Of the south,
and particularly In the everglades OF our State.
Very respectfully as' Z y.t; YVES N. y.
KINasrREE, 8. o., December 81, 1870:
Mr.. B. F. NOISE, CHARLESTON, s. C;EDear Sir;
have used your FEVER AND AGJE PiLLS 10
INV practice this fall, and have never In the nrst
instance failed d1 to :; relieve mv AMY my st paelenettii them. n ans
I always recommend them, and with the happiesl
results. I wish that yon may nave the satslao
zion OF knowing that your "FeVer ana Agud
Piilsn have relieved many under nay treatment
when other medicines tnss; d nave f1Ie9 nave
failed to do. J.. 8. f sR%o5jE sfiRsfoS.MS 4. D.
xsRcATuRs, BARNwELL DIST, 8. OIL
July IL, 1917.
Mn 2. r Morsg-Dear Sir: In reply to your
,,nestion as TO what has been the success Of your
FEVER AND AGUE PILLS, that h,Ve been SOLO
by us. we would say as far as we know, they
have given entire satisfaction. We9nall c0ntlnue
W. n. BLANTON i SON.
NRAB GREEN PONDS. Il y. r R
November II, 1870.
vo NH FEVER =; Fl n xNp AGTE Pills are ali you claim
Tor them. Ihave used them In my family ana on
nv place, and In every case they have proved et
fectual; some Of the cases | he'd thought cnronic,
as they have lasted over TWO years. 10 no case
Was more than q single box required, and IN no
case has the disease returned, and It Is oVer three
months ago since used them.
Yours. DC, b. 4. MlhSON.
fGoURDINis DEPOT, N. E. R.,B.. Seps 16. 1871.
NBssRs. Dow1n, Mo1sR d DkyB-sirs:! am I'm.
proving in health almost as fast as i can, labodng
under different old chronic diseases. TOOK
NOISES FEVER AND AGUE PILLS, agreeable TO
directions, and find them the best medicine j
have ever taken, and they have made q complete
cure Of Ohills and Fever on me, and my case was
one Of the worst.
Your humble servant,
WILLIAM J. BRADLEY,
Peedee Railroad Bridge Keeper.
They contain no arsenic or poiSonoun tngre'
dents Of any kind-nothing In the least degree
Injurious to the system under any circumstances
land may be administered with perfect safety
to an infant.
they never fsil to care the most obstinate case
when taken a. directed.
Sold by Druggists and Dealers every where,
DOWIE, NOISE d DAVIS,
Proprierors and Wholesale Dfugplsts,
MayS0-ths5in0 Charleston. :. U.
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FuRoaaorr, BENEDICT d Co. announce to
the public that they will open their new store
No. 275 Fling street, on Monday, September 80.
Preparations are made for the display ofthe
very latest and finest styles of Dress Goods,
(all descriptions,) shawls, &C., and ladies' are
.;ost respectfully requested to inspect the
yery latest fashions before supplying them
selves for the season. Our prices will be reg
ulated according to the lowest New York price
currents. Respectfully, FURoHGoTT, BENEDICT
m sepl9
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HOTEL ARRIYALs-o0T0BER I.
Pavilion.

Pavilion.
W. q. Jones, Athens; W. McCarney' Angus
"a: S!P, Williams, Bull Greek; A. W. Loyns'
Florence; 8. D. Russell, st. Stephens; r. d
Morrill,, %spartanburg; Miss N. Wilson, Cam
den;J. II. McFadden, Clarendon; j. A. salters
8. J.. Walton, E. L. Ward, Mrs. j.. F.. quinn
Northeastern Railroad; A. F. O'Brien, South
Carolina; D. E. Conner, W. G. Rlves, soutf
Carolina; B. J. McCarty, Augusta; a. NJ hutn'
T. T. Spears, Silver Hill, 6. G.
Charleston.
n. P. Hamilton; W. Kressell, Beaufort; W
G. II. Davis, J. q. Flagg, Florida; I. b
Gaines, w. 8. Morney, South Carolina; 8. L
Pointer, spartanburg; J. P. Kinnard, New
berry; Charles Elnsteln, F. E. Lewis, New
York; J. B. Eaten, .. 8. A.; E. Muldrow'
Florence; Colonel R. h. Kirk, J. .. Hadweli'
Columbla; O. ii. sadler, W.. F. Peake, NORTH
Carolina.
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III COURTS.
Municipal Court.

Peter Peterson, drunk and disorderly, two
dollars or twenty days. George Brown, drunk
and disorderly, two dollars or twenty days.
| John L. P~lnckney, disorderly and drawing q
| pistol, two dollars and q peace bond. ] .fry
McCorkley, applied for lodgings, discharged.
| James Gadgden, drunk, one dollar. Henry
Taylor, lodged by a trial justice, delivered to
warrant. One horse and two COVE, at large,
one dollar each.
Trial JustIces' Courts.
Hiram Lewis, q policeman, was before Trial
Justice Rollins yesterday, charged with the
false Imprisonment of Edith Jones. He was
sentenced to pay one dollar and costs or spend
twenty days In jail. Henry Tay''r, for com.
hitting an assault and battery, was sent to
jail by the same justice for twenty days.
United States Jarors.
The following is q list of grand and petit
Jurors that have bsen drawn tor the next
term of the Unltnd States Circuit Court,
which is opened in Columbia by Judge Bond
Oh the fourth Monday in November:
ROB
s, N. Smart, R%idgeway; VIM. 4ayera. W.
O,LarIn, B. d. Vile, Orange6urg; James Nc
Larln, John Brlstow Bennettsvllle; VIM. n.
Marshall, Cheraw; James Burrlll, Sumter; Ed
ward 7. Carter, Camden; r: 9. Holmes, Beau
Beaufort; r. 8. Fletcher, j. q. Albers, Jacob
Mills, 8. d. Hare, r. E.. Dereef, Joseph Sam
SOD, Charleston; Barney Burton, Union.
PETIT JURORS.
Henry Wilson. Cheraw; james, E. Grassland,
Greenland P. O.; Archy Green, Gadsden p.
OWN. N. Morris, Calhoun Mills; 8. n. Brown
and W. R. Il. Hampton, Charleston; W. L.
Dennis, Blshopville; J. q. Hendricks, Le4ing-
ton; Henry MACK, Sumter; VIM. MeKenna, Ian.
caster; Isaac Hoffman, Beaver Dam; James
Just, Aiken; Virgil johnson, Camden; Edward
Marshall, CheraW;A. Hudson, Lancaster; Add
son Walker, Chester; Louis Rediern, ORC;
Thomas johnson, MsyesvIlle; Lawrence E.
walker, Anderson; Thomas Brown, Darlington;
Washington Ashe, Bennettsville;, Amos Ash
brooks, Lancaster; Benjamin Welsh, Graham's
Crossroads; Nelson G. Davis, Yorkville; Cain
Everidge, AbbeVille; John 7. Marks, P. 8.
Riddle and George Mittag, Lancaster; John G.
FItzslmmons and Sancho Davis, Columbia;
George N. GrlfaB, BennettsvIlIe.
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BUILDING MATERIAL.-An extensive stock
and large variety of Doors, sashes, Blinds,
Balusters, Mouldings, &c., are kept constantly
on hand by Mr.. P. P. Toale, at bis warerooms,
No. 20 Hayne street and No. So Pinckneys 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
Mantels, Builders Hardware, de-, from the
bsst manufacturers, mch8fmw1T
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The Charleston Cotton, ftics a'ho "A'
operor CHiRLHsrON NEWS,
TUESDAY EVENING, Octooef !, lsiz.'
co-,ov -Tnera was a continued and rather
good demand for his article, the marKes sno"ins
a limited STOCK, which sold at hrm ana 10 Some
cases slightly better rates; sales aoout 'Vo paieS'
say IL at 15kc, 81 at 10, : at 16H, IL at 1917 20 ~
1879, II at 1ex, % at Il. 7atI7h, So at Tx, 30 az
l7.I. 1872 at Tx, 90 at 49,. la4 at Tx. we
quote: .,,,,,,.r,ov
Ordinary to good ordinary ......lS gH
Low middling
s s,dcH mSidiov
RroH-This grain WAS In moderate request at
easier rates: sales lis tierces OF clean Oaronna,
say IS tierces at 7Xc, 10 at TX. we quote COLL
mon to fair at sX@7; gooo 7A@7Hc.
NAVAL SToREs.-Tne receipts were w oois
spirits turpentipe, 4sl bbls rosin, and 81 dole efuue
turpentlne. The market was quiet and Without
TRANSACTIONS. Crude turpentine may be quoted az
s. so q Dbl for virgin, s. 10 for yellow dip
and 81 80 for hard.
FRHIaHfs-To Liverpool, by steam direct, IA
on uplands, nominal on sea Islands; via New
York, Il on uplands, -on sea Islands; oy sail,
sd OH uplsnds, on sea Islands nominal.
To aavre- on uplands. Coastuise-toNsW fofs
by steam 10 on uplsnds and -. on sea
islands; 81 p sierce on rice; soc = Dbl on rosln
by sail % p b on cotton; " fierce Oh
| rice; 500 p barrel on rosin; Sll@l2 p n on lum'
DER; Sl2@l2 5>R II on timber. TO Boston, oy
ste m xc o upla DIS, and 81 80 9 tierce or rice
by saD, = 2 d on uplsnds; rosin TOO; resaWeo
stun 49, Ola 50; timber $ls@ls s.; phosphate %
| @6 50. To Providence, by sail SN9il v Aon
| boards, - p b on cotton; by steam 10 via NEW
Yorf. TO Phila sslphls, by steam 70 on nplsraa'
FL rs p fierce on rice. 6oc p Dbl on roain,
81 on splits. Through bills Of lading given 'e
| Boston, Providence and the New England olne'
| are regularly issued on this route, and dlspatcl
guaranteed. By sail. So p u on boards; si2 OF
umbe,,-per ton On clay, % 50 on phosphateS. Te
! baltimore, by steam % I'm by sail, Ss@s ~ =
4 On boards; - en- timber; S. 10 p ION OF CITY y
"a so p ton up river on phosphate rock. vessels
| are In demand BY our merchants to take lumber
| fretrnts from Georgetown. &C., Dariea and sathlf
| River, Ca, and Jacksonville, Fla, To Noisnerr
| ports, and Slo@l2 p II are the RATES on iumoe'
and boards.
MISUNDERSTANDING 90 day bills 2ox.
Doulsr1o ExuHANaz.-Tne bsnf1 purcnass
aght checks On New York st H9h per cent on
and sell at par.
| GOLD 1S@l4.
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Msrzk,fsHIPC RgLEs.-areat satisfaction is
expressed at the wonderful tonnage facilities
on the steamship lines out Of Charleston this
fall.
The South Carolina LETT New York last even
ing with q gigantic load and one hundred
cabin passengers. The Georgia follows at the
end OF the week. The Albemarle extra
steaner) arrived here yesterday with q large
load and Is to sail this evening full.
The Virginia arrived also last evening, deep
loaded, and Left 30 much freight 10 Philadel-
phia that Messrs. Clyde have laid on the
steamship Everman, extra, to relieve the
pressure In Philadelphia and at this port.
The cotton presses are at work night and
dav.
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NOTICE TO DRuaoIsrs.-By act of the Leg
~islature, druggists are required to have tne
ANTIDoTE TO each poison or poisonous COM
pound sold by them printed upon the label on
each bottle or package. The NEWS JOB once
ls prepared to print to order all such labels
being provided with the requisite cuts. specl'
mems may be seen on application.
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THE NEW york VEGETABLE MARKET

The Daily Bulletin, of Monday, September
80, says:
Potatoes are without essential change
Vegetables are quiet; Our quotaI.ons
e order 500 per Dbl. must be added.
We upote as follows: Peachblows, $2a
2 Is; early Rose at 81 6oa2, and early Goodrich
and Jackson whites at 81 26al 80; sweets 81 76aS
per Dbl for Virginia, and $sa3 rs for Delaware:
We quote vegetables: Green corn 76ca$i per
leo. Bed onions, per Dbl, $2a2 30; DO yellow
So 60a3; do Connecticut white s. 6Oas per ool.
squash, marrowfat, per 66l, 7oca$i; Hew 'o1
Bsets. Jersey, 81 so. Tomatoes, 60a70c per
basket. Egg plant, 5ocasl per dozen. Lima
beans. $4ai so per bag; do. shelled, $l0 per
bushel. Carrots, per Dbl 81 so.
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NOTICE TO MERCHANTS PURCHASING FOB
OAsH.-That they can save twenty per cent.
BY calling and examining the stock OF Dry
Goods, Ready.made Clothing, Notions, &C., on
consignment from Manufacturers, at the Anc-
ton and Commission House Of Vim. Mckay,
No. As Wentworth street.
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Bound BUSINESS TALK.-It may be taken as
rule that liberal advertisers sell cheap, for
they are anxious to change and replenish
their stock as often as possible during q sea-
son, and thus make money BY rapid sales.
Other dealers hold on to fixed prices, and will
not sell unless OF 8 profit on the invoice
established at the commencement of every
season. These are net advertisers, for we re.
peat that nberallty In advertising Is sure evil
dsncs Of a corresponding llberality In selling.
Our readers may set this down as one of the
fixed facts of the age. We have watched the
course OF mercantile evenls for many years,
and such is our opinion, derived from a long
and close experience.
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Wilmington Market.

WILMINGTON, September so.
SPIRITS TuRPHNTINK.-Sales OF 100 casks at SOC
per gallon for Southern packages.
RosIN.-Sales OF l4l0 bbls ct 81 for strained,
81 Is for No ], 81 80 for extra No 2, and IS IS for
low pale.
CRUDE TuRPgNT1NR.-Sales Of $40 bbls at 81 so
for hard, and S. 80 for yellow dip and virgin. The
market "a nrm and has advanced.
TAR.-Sales Of 40 bblB at So 30 per Dbl.
COrToN.-SsIes Of 8 bales at 16. z at 18k, 80 at
161, So at II, and at 17kc per 10. We quote:
Ordinary l5X, good ordinary lex, low mIddllng
II, mIddltpg I5x817Hc.
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MEMORANDA.
FuurHER OF TIE LOSS OF THE SHIP CALHOUN
The Cal .oun was from Bull River, SC, for an ku.
ropean port. capt G B Urarey, writing flom o
don, gives further particulars Of the loss OF his
ship. The gale which caused the abandonment OF
increased to e. hurricane, It threw the Calhoun
upon her beam ends, swept the decks OF all her
boats, I've 10 number, stripped the vessel OF all
her sails, leaving four feet OF water In the hold.
The crew had TO rig life lines to get around the
ships deck, until, cutting away her masts, the
ship partially righted. The TWO following days
were spent In pumping the helpless WRECK, throw
Ing overheard cargo and awaiting rssults. on
the third day the Durh steamer came along and
sent her boats and took Oh the captain and Crew.
Cant Crarey savet only Ills watch, cbronom=ter.
and the clothes he stood In. he expected TO sall
for New York Boon.
The schr Carrie 8 Webb, Homar, for George.
town, 8 G, cleared at New York septemoerzS ~.
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LANGLEY Is still making those fine Cotton
Shirts, With Irish linen fronts, for 81 6o.
Also Cotton and Linen Drawers, and all KINDS
of Ladies' furnishing goods, at very 10"
prices.
Stitching of all kinds done to order, at No.
l8l King street. seps-lmo
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:. TEE SOUTH CAROLINA UN1vERsITY.-The
Columbia Carolinlan says: I'VE learn that
Dr.. 3. W. Glbbes, Of this city, was on yester-
day notified of his election as professor Of
anatomy and surgery In the South Carolina
University, vice John T. Darby, n. D., re-
signed. It Ia understood that DR.. Glbbes has
a~igniaed.his~ acceptance Of the tender made to
him by the board Of trustees Of the univer-
slty.n
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CITY AFFAIRS.
THIS DAf'

..o rrre Company. at half-past Z ?.
1s : America Fire Company, at Z T. u.
Home Fire Company, at hslt.past 7 +: n.
pioneer Fire Company, at half.past Z r: M.
woeener Artillery Club, at half-past 81. NJ.
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LOCAL LACONCS.

The fall session of the Cedar Springs, 8. O.,
noot and Dumb Educational Institute COM
mences to-day.
The Charleston Dramatic Club give one OF
the,r entertainments, at the corner OF Meet
Ing and Tradd streets, this evening.
IS. T. Pointer, Esq, general supervisor OF
elections for South Carolina, arrived IN this
city yesterday, and is staying at the Charles
ton Hotel. ;!
An anxious Inquirer desires TO learn
whether the cars of the City Railway Com
many are run by the time of the Postof1ce
clock,
Car No. 80 of the Rutledge street line Of
the City Railway has been recently repainted.
It presents quite q fresh and handsome ap-
pearance.
-Messrs. John F. Taylor & Co., OF the Phe'
nix Iron Works, are putting q new set OF DOLL
era into the Savannah and Charleston Rail-
road Compapy's ferry steamer Fannie.
The work of laying the foundations OF
Brookbank's new store, in Meeting street,
Itssr Queen, has been commenced. The walls
ssssn8ompleted to the heIgth Of four feet yes
terdaY.
a colored boy named Joseph Scott stabbed
another colored boy, John Mansfield, yester-
day afternoon, In President street, near Line.
The wound inflicted was slight. Both boys
we're locked up in the upper Guardhouse.
.aGeorge Wilson, a negro man, was arrest
ed by the detectives yesterday on the charge
of stealing several articles OF clothing from
the Office of Mr.. W. W. Smith on Boyces
wharf.
The tobacco dealers of Charleston are re-
dIuested 50 meet at Lindstedrs Hall, at the
corner of King and Calhoun streets. this
evening at half.past seven O'Clock, for the
purpose of organizing a protective society.
THE German Fire Company give a ball at
their hall, In Chalmers street, this evening.
Tina committee of arrangements are Messrs.
J. a. Kehlenbeck, !. o. Adicks, q. Puck
hsber, E. q. G. Tleijen and ]. Ahrens. The
cards of admission are one dollar each.
Captain q. c. Carter, of the United States
secret service, and in charge of Baltimore,
Philadelphia and Washington section OF the
service, has arrived in Charleston, and is now
the guest Of General VIM. Quincy, the candi'
date for Congress from this district.
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N o WIN l T Q W Ing

The powerful Steam. Tug. REPa1:c.a@<
beenn ftted ont most complete for this larbU.,. nd
ia prepared to Tow Vessels OF any sile IN tae
hsrbor TO sea and the adjacent Phosphate WOLF
At 81. Helena; also TO and nom Charleston 10 81.
yannsh upon the most reasonable terms. s,ni
Arrangements may be made WIZ vspssnl
ROACH 4 MOFfElT, AgenA
xa-N. B.-She has wrecktng Pumps for salsEHg
vessels in distress and putting out nfes, &c.
een1y limo
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BUSINESS NOTICES.

FoRsYrHE, McCoyB & Co. have removed
from their late stand, No. 1874 King street, to
the New Store at the corner OF King street
and Burns lane, where they will continue the
Wholesale and Retail Dry Goods Business, as
heretofore. Octl-6
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GENTLEMEN's COATS, VESTS AND PANTS dyed,
secured, cleaned and renewed at Otto Scum
tag's, Dyer, No. "a Wentworth street, neal
Artesian We'll.
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TIE CITY TAKES.
Four Days of Grace for the Late Corners

Four Days OF trace ZOE the AaSe
There was no meeting of Council yesterday
afternoon owing to the want Of a quorum.
An informal meeting of the aldermen pres
ent was held In the Mayors office, subsequent
to the hour for holding the regular meetins'
and the following preamble and resolutions
were unanimously adopted, with one dissent
ing voice
whereas, several of our taxpayers, under
the Impression that the first OF October was
ment. have paid or offered to pay their taxes
on that day, and have been charged with pen
atty. Be II
RESOLVED, That the city treasurer be and be
ia hereby instructed to receive the taxes WIN
ont penalty to next Friday, October 1, inclu-
siye, and that the penalty OF the third install
ment, already paid, be credited the payers IN
their last lnstalment.
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Receipts per Railroad. October i.
sorJrH oARoLNL RAILROAD.

1877 bales cotton, 20 bales goods. 200 bbls Of
nour, 3sl sacks grain. To Railroad Agent, Nov;
~ A son, A ] Salinas, Geo W Williams q co. "
p DoWliug, W " Smith, Jas r PringIe & Soc, Pei
ger. Rodgers d co, Witte Bros, Wm @ Bee 4 co,
Reeder / Davis, Sloan 4 seignieus, D b Ffosl
& ed. Murdsugh Il Weekly, Lesesne & Wells, 9 y
waiter 6 co, Tledeman, Calder q co, Trenholm q
son, j O Ulaussen, Jno 0ampsen q co, co6is
q co, Wiss Il co, W B Smith q 90, Wiss q co, W I
Courtney & CO., Orawley d Dehon.
NoRrHBAsr2RN RAILRoAD.
aso bales upland cotton. s5 bbls spirits turpen,
tine. cars lumber and wood, nails, ndse, DC. Te
8 q Frost : 60. " z R 3 A. 4 S Snliaas; WIZ Y Go :
Thoa p Smith, Reeder d Davis, Whilden q Jones
Trenholm l. Son, Barden q Parker, Caldwell =
Son, 9 = Waller = co. Kin rs surS = HSw E R q
10 Prineie & SON, Rsvenel& co, TG Boag, U \
Holmes, FennIck 4 Tolbert. tt McCutehen q co
3 Wits, b Katie & co, " O Dukes = CO. QuaoS
enbush, Estlll d CO, O A Burn, ] Adger q co, y 2
d q urtney q co, F Aston. 8 r Marshall d co, \
g Railroad Agent, Order, and ot1ers.
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MOTION SALES THIS DAY.

Sheriff Mackey will sell at 10 o'clock, at No..
1888 Meeting street, contents of a oarroom.
william Mckay will sell at 10 O'CLOCK az his
stor.. stock of e country store.
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Interior Cotton Markets,

CoLuHBu, September 80.
ssles OF cotton to-day 100 bales; mlddling lsxc.
MACON, September 2s.
There was q fallteg on In receipts to-day. De-
msnd were acsIye and quotations nrm at l6Hc for
middiIn9as There were sales made at kc higher;
but that figure did not rule. The market closed
active at 'ieXc. Receipts to-day were 2s7 bales;
shipments I'll; sales $50.
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NORrHRA8TRRN RAILROAD.
Passengers.

Per steamer Pilot Boy, rom Savannah via
Beaufort Bilton Head, and Way landings
N Wells, Mrs " Douglass and daughter: RP Bar
~. j Oanpbsll, Rev r q Cain, and Blk deck.
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PARcHEEsII PARcHEEsI!- IA royal game d
India. Hasel street Bazaar, ana East ba!
News Room. apr20-w
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TaE PORCELAIN "CUPrD" will be rafled at
Langley's. No. le1 King street, on Thursday,
the Sd Instant, at seven O'Clock P. N.