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The Daily state journal. [volume] (Alexandria, Va.) 1868-1874, 1872-04-02
BANKRUPT NOTICES.

l46-Invol.
TN THE DISTRICT COURT OF THE
L UNITED STATES for the Eastern District
of Virginia.
In the matter of James NJ Moody VS.. T. T.
Pilkinton, bankrupt--in bankruptcy.
To Whom it May Concern-The undersigned,
II, W. Bransford, of Richmond city, Virginia
hereby gives notice of his appointment as as
sgnee of the estate of L. L. Pilkinton, of
Henrico county, in said district, who was, on
the 7th day of February, 1872, adjudged a
bankrupt on the petition of his creditors, by
the District Court of said District.
Dated Richmond, March Is, 1879.
III. w BRANSFORD,
NH 20-W3w Assignee
IN THE DISTRICT COURT OF THE UNI
Il TED STATES for the Eastern District of Tir
ginia.
! In the matter of Charles Smith, bankrupt
in bankruptcy.
To Whom 1t May Concern-The undersigned
John b. Jacobs, of Franktown, Virginia, here
by gives notice of his appointment rs assignee of
the estate of Charles Smith, of Northampton co /,
in said district, who was, on the 9th day of Feb,
1872 adiudged a bankrupt on his own peIition by
the District Court of said District
Dated 18th March, 1872. 81
JOHN q. JACOBS,
NH ?S--Th3wA Assignee.
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A SSIGN EE'S SALE OF VALUABLE
IN REAL ESTATE IN FLOYD COUNTY,
NIRGINIA.-By virtue of a decree Of the Dis
trict Court Of the United States for the Eas tern
District of Virginia, dated January s9th, 1872,
shall, ss assignee of Christopher Fiege, bank
rupt sell at public auction, in front of the
courthouse in Jacksonville, Floyd county, on
TUESDAY, the 9th day of April, 1872, the fol-
lowing real estate, surrendered by said bank
rupt free from all liens and encum brances
to wit:
ALIFE ESTATE IN 70 ACRES OF LAND
in Floyd county;
81 ACRES OF LAND in Floyd county;
LOT in the town of Jacksonville.
" TERMS-One-t third cash, balance on a credit
of six and twelve months, secured notes bearing
interest from date being required, and title TO
be retained by the assignee until the purchase
money is fully paid.
ALSO,
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N0TfCE.-Agreeablyt to an order of the Dis
IN trict Court of the United States, / will sell
10 the highest bidder, at the courthouse of
Brunswick county, on the 10TH DAY or APRIL
NEXT, Circuit court day, y q TRACT OF LAND,
belonging to the estate of Benjamin McD. Ham
lett, bankrupt, containing 100 ACRES, lying on
the Boydton and Petersburg plankroad, on which
said Hamlet resides.
.TERMS-One- third cash; balance on a credit
Of six and twelve months, interest from date, and
title retained. L. r. TURNBULL,
NH 22-2aw3w Assignee
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SIGN AND MOUSE PAINTING.

VIZ A. WYATT & A. G. EVANS,
w 70i GRACE STREET,
de - All work shall be promptly attended to.
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MANUFACTURERS.
JEWELLERS.
LIQUOR DEALRRs-Who

1>~>>e-~---~'-~-->-~--~
). ~. LiPsCOMBE Il CO.'S celebrated Rye
Whistles, 1910 Franklin street.
WILLIAM ELLISON, I4s0 Main street, keeps
constantly on hand a large stock of Rye and
Bourbon Whiskeys, Imported and Domestic
Brandies. Gin, Rum. Wines. &e. ~ -
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DICHN!0SD AND
IN YOI

DICHM0ND AND
IN YORK RIVER RAILROAD
NOTICE TO SHIPPERS AND THE TRAVEL
ING PUBLIC.
TRI-WEEkLY LINE BETWEEN
RICHMOND, BALTIMORE, PHILADELPHIA r
NEW YORK AND BOSTON,
AND TO ALL FONTS SGRTH AND RAsT, WEST AND
NORTHWEST.
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States in circular.
4 REAT SAVING 10 CONSUMERS, :
TlIO ADVERTISERS.

All persons who contemplate making contracts
with newspapers for the insertion of advertise
ments should send to
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II. L. PELOU2E s. CO., Franklin, between
Twelfth and Th!rteeIth streets. See a6yer
tiSement. II
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TN THE DISTRICT COURT OF THE UNA
i TED STATES for the Eastern District of
Virginia.
In the matter of VIM. Z. Wade, bankrupt-in
bankruptcy.
At Richmond, Va, this goth day of March,
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CREE no BOOK AGENTS.

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The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1872-10-18
TIE VIEW YORK Vegetable AND
FRUIT MARKETS.
The Daily Bulletin, OF Wednesday, October

The Daily Bulletin, OF Wednesday, o0'o'0i
18th, says: a,,,ot
The general market presents q more 9u.Ss
annearsuce for all descriptions, ana 10 tuo oo-
sence of demand prices have on easiet , .Sn
dancy. Apples are about ESQ per Dbl easier
for fancy grades. Pears selling sery Slowly,
and though held about the same, TO Iotce d
sale decidedly lower prices wouia Msse ~ 10
Gbsatnnts have recovered q triae and held
more firmly. Hickory nuts also a trihe frmer.
Granherries continue firm and In demand
We quote Apples, fall pipplns, prime
s2s2 Is; Detroit reds s2a2 rs; York pip
bins S2a2 rs; twenty ounce $2a2 70; green
greetings 75ca$l so; river stock, al vsf ne les,
75casl 76; and Jersey In 6nlk Ioeasi 20 h PEI :
Dbl. Pears, No l. per Dbl $l2al5; 90 NO z
ssaIo. Flemish beauty per bbl $6al2; Louise
Ronnaof Jersey $9sl2; Virgalieu $9al2; Sieokle
$500: Vicar Of Wakefield $6a7; and cooking
$3a5 per Dbl. Ounces $6a7 for apple and Sbao
for pear. Grapes, Concord per 10 6asc; lea-
bella do cato; Delaware do 8a9o; CataWoa 40
ss9c. Cranoerries, prime, $l0a!1 SV Per poi'
DER crate So So; do fair to good ~ 7oss 70.
The demand for common Poastoss Con atnadT
Sweets are very dull and heavy. Green vege-
tables are selling moderately at about 1ormer
prices. We quote as follows: PeacnoloWs, Pr
3 az. Earlv Rose at 81 50s2, aud Eariy GoouriSn
and jenkson whites at 81 25al 90. sweets Pa
. 5o ner bbl for Virginia, and 81 76a3 lot Deia-
ware. We quote: Vegetables: Green c0rn, pa
/ IS per 100. Bed onions, per opi, % oVaHi u N
yer bbl, SQUASH, marrowfat, per Dbl, 81. New
ttnrnips, 50 per bbl. Csbbages, seas per !Oo.
Reets, Jersey. 81 so. Tomatoes, 60a7oc per
basket. Egg plant, $5ae per 100. Lima oesns
sS ner bsq: do. sheiled $40 per bushel., Car
rots. Der Dbl, $2a2 Is. Celery, 81 rs per dozen.
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:raE

THU. club yesterday evening opened the
16sson with one OF Its musical and dramatic
sntsrssanmenm. Their favorlte hall, bril-.
f:Hmtiy illuminated and filed with q galaxy Of
bst2ht fsces and fair forms, afforded q coup
3oel that would have moved q stole. The
overture from aTancred,n BY Metz's Band, was
succeeded by q pleasant %interlude, mot In the
btNn,al In the form Of q surprise presentation.
HI. Petersen, who had served the bund for
eser ten,yearsln various capacities, and who
By Hi 5iunlsarm yeal and intelligent activity had
materially contributed to the prosperity Of the
clnb ana the entertainment Of Its members,
was called to the stage by the secretary, Mr..
Charles. slegling, who then and there, IN q
ueat speech, gave Mr.. Petersen to understand
in what hiRn es,esm his efforts were held BY
tho Freundschaftsbund, and In the name,
and In behalf Of the society, presented to him
ahandsome gold watch as a feeble token Of
Misrepresentation Of the bund for him. MI.
Petersen was taken perfectly BY surprise, and
was 30 overcome with emotion that he was
unable TO 90 more thanl ook his ~acknowledg.
ments.
A1tor tnlH Pheasant interruption, Tue Pro-
gram1ns proceeded, 'Come Into the Garden,
Maud, n . tenor solo, BY Mr.. B., being next
followed by . dnets on the piano, by Miss ].
andPlofessor Eckel.
Tho second part of the entertainment con-
Aaased In o pleasant comedietta, sUnter'm
Regenbogen," ("Under the Ralnbow.") The
amateur performers acquitted themselves very
handsomely, and put the audience In the best
Of 'hunorz: This over, the floor was cleared
x~ardancing, in which pleasant and exhilsrat-
,nESISrctses the balance Of the evening was
apsat.
From this agreeable opening soiree we
sngdri ~farorsbly for the series Of entertain
ments that are to follow in the course OF the
present season.
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Markets by Telegraph.
MONEY MARKETS..

LONDON, October II.
N%oon.-Oonsols e2Il. Elves ssK.
NEW YORK, October H..
Noon.-FreIghts quiet. Stocks nrmer. Gold
strong at Is. Money s. Exchange, long 8X4
short lox. Governments dull and heavy. State
bonds very strong.
Evenlng.-FreigntA firm. Money active bu,
closed at 4as. sterling 81. Gold 12Ialsh. Gov
ernments q little changed States very strong
especially on Tenaessees. South Carollnaf
steady.
CoTTtN MARKETS.
LIVERPOOL, October II.
~Noon.-Cotton opened quiet and steady; up
lands 9xd. Orleans l0Hd.
speculation and export 1000; sales Of uplands
Evening.-CottOn closed quiet and stesdVH; up
,ands sXd, Orleans 1ox; sales $1,000 bales specu
NEW YORK. October II.
Noon.-ootton stesdy; sales 21sa bales; uplands
1870; Orleans zoe.
Evsning.-Cotton firm; sales 1855 bales; up
to day; gross 1851. tales OF cotton futures to day
$500 bales, as follows : October 1s la-l6sl9H; NO
7ember IS 9lea1sx; December lsHals 1l.l6; Jan.
nary lsals l.ls; March 20 Lie; April 20 s'lo; may
2OT. D,,ro, oc,ob.r u.
Cotton In good d enand; |. iddilngs !oc; gross
PHILADELPHIA, o tooer ~.
oo,ton firm and oferlngs lIght; middlings l9Tc'
BALTIMORE, OCTOBER r..
Cotton firm; midiiogs lshS; gree xsa. esus9P
l78 bales; exports 70 Great Britain 80. M 1sS:
coastwise 1s0; sales 265; sales ias' =
stock 1914. .,,o,r octobe. II.
Cotton firm; low rniddlings sHsi'ise'
celnts $50 bales; sales 800; stocS 4o4',
AZ net receipts Bio
,o ToS.V ~ 10Th nnrts to GREAT Britain LIZ, coaS'"i'o ''''
sales 100; stock 2o4!. SAVANNAH, October II.
ro,r demand and good offer
Ccttoa ta,,5os ls1a18Ac: net receipts Sloo'
exports TO Ha'fe AUGUSTA, October II.
,-xalfX: net receipts 1856 bales;
sales 1928. MpppH1s. October II.
ooo,er. middlInps lsX a15K; receipts 1894;
shipments 1o25; stock $685. uon,,p October II.
oo.+on nniet. middlInps 18%c; low middlings
1sc, good Ordinary 17Hc; net Iecelpss 1872 a0g, Do'@
eApoi'' NRw ORLEANS, october II.
Cotton In fair denlandr middlngs i9HaisHc!
low middlings l8xeisxc; good ordinary lsaio1u,
net receipts 5o29 bales; gross 12S6; exports w
Continent 1915; coa,twise Ioo; Bales lo-aay A1''
last evening 400; stuck W,924.
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GALVESTON, october II.
Cotton quiet; good ordinary 16H816Hc; net
receipts zoe bales; sales 35oi STOCK 22,7ss.
PROVIsroNa AND pRnnnCE

GALVESTON. october II.
COTTON quiet; good ordinary lsHal61c; net
receipts zoe bales; sales $780, STOCK Z, 7sS.
PRovrsIoNs AND PRODUCE MARKETS.
LIVERPOOL, october II.
Misunderstanding are quiet and steady.
NEW YORK, October ID.
Noon.-Flou unchanged. Wheat quIet and
neavy. Corn steady. Pork steady; mess $14 500
IA 10: LarG quiet at 7 1.l6a8cx. Turpentlne
steady at exc. Rosln frm at 81 40 for sfraine D ;.
ed. Whiskey &c. Wheat Irregular; common de-
pressed; good scarce; winter red Western
81 68al 63. Corn heavy and lower. brs closed
nrm, notW1thstandlng advance in Irelghts. Rice
IN moderate request at 7ha8kc. Pork; excited
and higher 1T Sl5. Beef active, Navala and tai
low steady.
ST. LOUIS, October II.
Flour quiot and weak. Corn dull and nm.
changed. Whlskey dull at soc. Pork lower at
SIS Is. Bacon lower; shoulders 7Kc; clear rib
sides 1lNc; clear sides Ike; order lors nc
higher. Lard quiet and unchanged for retail 10 8;
CINCINNATI, October Il.
Flour dull and unchanged. Corn quiet and
unchanged. Pork firm at SI4. Lard heavy;
Offering city Kettle at &c.; stock Of steam light 81
~; summer nc: Bacon firm; jobbing sales Of
shouldtrs at 1xa7Xc; large sales OF clear rib
SIDES at !1hallHc; clear sides jobbing at 12c'
Wniskey firm at S8c.
LOUISVILLE, October II.
Flour steady. Corn quiet. Provision nrm, but
no pork or City rendered lard here. Bacon, sup
ply small; shoulders held at 7ha7Zc; clear rt
sides scarce, 12xc; clear sides 12xal2H. Facket
lard, tierces 10; kegs 1lhallx. Whissey hrm 81
8sc.
BALTIMORE, October Il.
Flour unchanged. Wheat nrm. Corn, whit
active at 70a72c. yellow 65a69. Oats, rye and pro
visions quiet. Whiskey nrmer at 93Kc.
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LOCAL LACONTCS.

a Northern drummer was arrested oy
tho detectives yesterday for selling goooS
.ithout q license. He paid the piper.
THE Feast of Tabernacles was celebrated
in the Jewish churches yesterday. THIS s q
festival of rejoicing. attended with ancient
and curious ceremonies, and concluded by q
feast of bread, wine and fruit.
--Yesterday morning as a street car II XIII
street, near Spring, was passing q hay wagon
whichshad q load upon it about ten fset hisn'
thebay fen over and partially buried the horse
attached TO the car. The horse took a philo.
.ophlcal view of the accident. and stood
quietly eating until the hay was cleared iron
round him.
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Tat 80 deg A. min 80 SEQ. Lon 7ades 81 MIN IT sec
ARRIVED YESTERDAY.

Steamship Mercedits, M%arshman, BostonM-
hours, Mdse. To Jas Adger d co, soutn Cs.or n ns
railroad, Northeastern Railroad. d a Anme, n
RrIstoI;. r l. BisseIl, Chase and uCtlno, Gans-
veil j Canning, Cameron, Barley GO. E Daiy'
p - = nnnham- p darcy, NJ Douglass, Elias BIOS;
DF Fleming i &C, B Foley, D Goldsteln q sS %a,S -
q ollddon. ! Gads . ncS y A H Hdn. jn moi HarEa@p 4
er' 7 7 . . Hilien. Is Johnston, Kinsman q Lowell,
VI, WIckenbere d co. Kressel q Bfanuss, 3
! n = A LANCER, d McPhersun, Z + noIi Esyi n
Martin, = " Ma 7 m,aS r. co. = n Robson. Roach 4
Monett. sf 19nsKerl p P Tale, j q voller.. wage:
ner & Monsees, 8 b WiisTa q oro' Z "asn'
White, y Line, schr Lily, Hughes, New York
liz Mdse. To Roace IL Mo1ett, ADAMS,
- nOniG co, L Adger d co. ] Apple. ANIME,
n BIschor & co TW Bliss q co. Bfos'
i nr'T n N BRISTOL 4 co, w II Bird Il co, Dr q Bser,
u Royd. d Bulwinkle q CO, U Clacius, Cameron,
BaISiey & Gu, W Il Chafee d co, Colcock l. co,
Crane, Boylston 4 co, E R cowperthwait, Dowie,
swine, McUomb Il CO, D F Fleming & co. II Gerdts
4 co. r Lannon, Bart Il CO, @ > Backer, Jefords
N co, q Katie i CO. u L Kornahreus. kinsman
Bros, Klinck: Micken6erg co. Locke q dI3a o1g
W Marscher, W McLain, 8 < Marshall & Go, Man
tone l. co, u O'Neil.. + q Oaksnott. OF Poppen-
hem, Geo Prince, G F Pankpin, QuacEenousn,
EstiIl Z co, Rallrpad Agens' s hs ! Werner ST; |" +
nncker. D b. Sllcox. ] sayaa, A stckendorf,, "
Shepherd 4 co, Jno Thompson d GO, X Ihnmna
son q co, Tiedeman, Calder d co. A TOBIAS SONS,
r Won Santen, W L Webb, o F Welters. wagner
l. Monsees, Geo w Williams & COL Wineman
ca. Martin & Mood, O W Wesssrt, W Yates.
Schr Jas Gordon, Ireland. PniladelPnia0o uays.
Coal. To the Gas Company. Pessel 10 oonen
Wells. ..~ Dive, ,.so
bushels rough rice. To Jno Hanckel. .
schr Elizabeth, -. from santee. IT'S bush.
ella rouQh rice. TO E II Frost 4 co
schr LR warren, Roberto, from SatllR River.
a2Oo bushels rough rice. To Prlngle 4 Son.
Schr Ann 8 Deas. GarbattL from West Point
Mil. 80 ties rice. To K Pringle d Son.
steamer IPlanter. Foster, Peedee River via
aeorretown, y O.. 2s6 bbls resin, ass bales cotton
and mdse. To Ravenel, Holmes & co, hurcnlson
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COMMERCIAL NEWS.
The Charleston Market.

FOR THE WEEK xNDNa THURSDAY, ocT. II, 1877.
THE CHoPs.-The special feature Of the week
has been the cold change, which caused Ice TO
form in exposed localities within a few miles
of Charleston. This puts an end to any further
development OF. the plant, and fixes the limit OF
the crop. The period has been dry and favorable
for field work.
THE REoK1PTs.-The arrivals at the cotton ports
for the week. up to Friday last, were s7,26s bales,
against "a, 148 bales ths week before, and e4.es'
bales for the corresponding period the year preVi'
Gus. thew Orleans the arrivals were "a, 424 bales,
in contrast with 11,e5o bales for the week last
year. The total receipts at the cotton por1s
from September LIST, 1872, up to the latest dates,
were sSs, sas bales, against 2se, 1893 bales the prevl'
ous year, showing an increase OF 1850 bales.
The total supplies at The principal Southern mar
kets, from september i, 1872. up to the latest
telesraphIc intelligence, as compared With the
r.ar hafora ware az fOlloW9:
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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 MI. P. p. Toale, at his warerooms,
No. 20 Hayne street and No. SO Pinckney street.
The above are all made at his OWN factory on
Horlbeck's wharf. He keeps, also, French sld
American Window Glass, Stained Glass, Slate
Mantels, Bullders' Hardware, &c., from the
best manufacturers. moh8-fmw1yr
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soNs OF INTERCHANGEABLE regular meet
ing of Palmetto Division, No. (, Sons OF Tenn.
peranoe, held on Monday evening, October
7th, the following Brothers were Installed by
acting Deputy g. W. P. Brother E. q. Sell:
+. A. sehinaey, W. PIT. 0gier Smith, W.;Sam-
uel q. Proctor, B. B.; Arthur B. Bell, A. B. g.;
W. d. h1lIgan, +. Bill. h. Wheeler, tressur-
er;George L. g. Cook, chaplain; Richard Cald-
well, conductor; James W. Mcmillan, A. c.;
W. J. Woodward, ]. g.; Otto sonntag, o. g.;
Thomas A. Baynard, P. Up.
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d co, MurreIl q Jannahfl, Geo " Williams 4 90.
James N Caldwell 4 son.-W e Ryan Mitse
Bros, Mowry & Son EaH Frost q CO.. Y h IL
patrick. T P Smith, Qnackenbnsh,gEss 1i % oo'
a 4, 3 HalIigsp, Bsrden Z Parker, Whliden 4 Zones
Steamer Emile, White: Georgetown.silsc t g
rice, $4,000 shingles, mdse aud s1ndrtees 70
shackelford & Kelly,,J Pringle q De.
Saussure, Whyte d H8rrall, and others
Boat from Christ Church. ! bag sea islAndcot
ton. To w Lawton Il Son. Leo b.
Boat II: IN JOINTS Island 8 bags sea islandcot'
Boat from. Christ Church. / bag sea islaud
cotton. To r Roper. ~. sg.! :.aaI
Boat from Johns Leland. bags sea island.cot.
ton. To Kinsman 4 Howell. ma
Boat tn RON %1, St And ! U.s.; basu sea island cot
Boat from Wadmalaw. 8 bags sea island cot.
ton. To Einsman & Howell. Is.t
Boat from Christ Church. 4, bags sea Island
cotton. To Kinsman q Howell. -,
CLEARED YESTERDAY.
Steamship Georgia, Holmes. New York-Wag.
ner, Huger & co. W A Courtenay.
Steamship VIM Kennedy, Foster, BALTIMORE
scar Hattie, Mcclintock. Jacksonville, Ea-
,,; sshra a D Talbot, A ! @s7,a Demerara,, via Bruins
sehr whitney Long. Hayes, Port .R%oyN-oansn
sem n g Lyons { Smith, Philadelphia, via Jack
schr sy v Simmons, Philadelphia, Wis Jack.
sonVille-EF Sweegan.'
SAILED YESTERDAY.
Steamship Georgia, Holmes. New YORK
Steamship VIM Kennedy, Foster. B~altfndre.
FROM THIS PORT.
Steamship Champion, Lockwood. at New York,
October Is. - nc a..l M ..LL!t.39
Steamship J W Everman, Morgan, Philadelphia,
October II. tSrL.
CLEARED FOR THIS PoRT.stf
Steamship Charleston, Berry, at New fYors.
October 10. = .SS...1
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Export. of tn. Week ending October II

NEW YoRK-Per steamship Champlon-l67 baga
sea island cotton, 1'b9 bales upland cotton, 81
tierces rice, l8s bales domestica, Is bundles
slaves, 100 packages sundrles. ......Per steam
ship James Adger-25 bags sea island cotton, ll4a
bales uplands cotton, 90 tierces rice, 122 bblH
rosin. 30 cssks;clay, IS bales domestics, and 63
packages aundries.
29l bales upland cotton, II iierces rice, Sl b0lS
naval stores, 100 bales domestics, ia packages
sundries.
B~ALTIMoRR-Per schr D F Keeling-ao0 tons
phosphate rock......Per Schr Hatoaka-la5 n
feet OF lumber.
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DR. FILTERS VEGETABLE RHEU-

Warranted under oath never to have failed to
cure. 28,5Oo Certificates or testimonials OF cure,
including Rev. O. q. Ewing, Media, Pennsylvania;
Rev. Joseph Beggs, Falls Of schuylkin, Phi1sdeE
phia; the wife OF Few ]. B. Davis, Hiehtstowu,
New Jersey; Rev. Thomas Murphy, Franifcrd,
Philadelphia; Doctor Jennings and Doctor Walton,
Philadelphia; Hon. J Y. Greeley, member Con.
gress IRON Philadelphia; Hon. Judge Lee, Cam.
Ex-Governor Powell, Kentucky, and thousands OF
others. Warranted to cure or money refunded.
DR. GEO. CAULlkR, Agent G-.
july1-1yr Charleston, SO.
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QUE PRICES CuRRENr.-we especially invite
ths attention of our merchants to THE NEWS
Prices current, issued this morning. Made
MP with the utmost care, and handsomely
printed with entirely new type, it forms, with
the business card Of the house forwarding 1t,
the most attractive and welcome weekly
commercial circular that can be used. Price,
for ten copies or more, with business cards,
TWO and a half cents per copy; single copies
i've cents.
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NoRTHEAsTBRN RAILRoAI
Passengers.

Per steamer Emile, from Georgetown. 8 @.
Mrs W St ! Hazyck and SOD, Mss Mazyck, Mrs 3
s Fraser, children and nurse, Miss Sarah Thurs
ton, Mrs J Bolger, : Laurence Stein, J Ricnard-
aon, J Rainey, Rev A T carr, J Finn, O 1nton,
G Christie. and two on deck.
Per steamship Mercedita, from Boston-h
Smith, Niles A Smith, J Haley, Miss ] Haley, Chas
Taylor, colored.
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FALLING OF TIE G~EoRarA.-This mammoth
steamer Of the Iron Line went to sea last eve
ming at 9 O'Clock, carrying out a very large
cargo of cotton, rice and sundrles. Or the
former about 1900 bales.
The South Carolina, Of the same line, leit
New York last evening with q heavy load and
afry passengers. Frelghts continue iull On all
the coasting steam lines to and from Cnarles'
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Receipts per Railroad, October 1s.
souTH oLN RAILROAD.

= 22o1 bales cotton. $40 bbls hour, cars stock. To
Railroad Agent, Pelzer, Rodgers q co. A ] Sail
mas, Jas R Pringle d Son, W w Smith q smith,
" Ryan. W B Williams d Son, Geo W Williams
d co. FL Meyers, W P bowling. A B Muligan,
Reeder d Davis, Mowry q Son, McCutchen q CO.
A 8 Smith, W o Courteney, l. D DeSaussure,
Campsen d co, Wiss d co. Sloan d Selgnious, X o
Sharp, W O Bee d co. and Others.
NORTHEASTERN RAILRoAD.
2s4 bales cotton, 9 bbls spirits turpentlne. 81
bbls rosin, cars OF lumber, tobacco, rough rice,
mdse de-. To Mowry d Son, E b Frost d co, W
K Ryan, A ] salinas, Geo q Walter d co, Csld.
well d Son, T P Smirh. PA Amme.-A 3 Smith.
Pringle d Son, W U Bee & co. y & Holmes, g W
Williams b CO. Z B Smith. FtWtlis, b Klatte & co,
Reeder & Davis. Bardin 81 Parker. Trenholm d
son, Whilden 4 Jones. Bollmann Bros, T g Boag,
.Ingraham d Son, Klnsman q Howell, Pelzer,
Rodgers & co, nurdaueh & Weekly, L Cohen 4
co, Vic Z Gibbs q CO, F uMey, W G Courtney
4 CO, Hopkins, Mcpherson d Co, O F Levy, q
yelling. Chapeau & Hefron, Railroad Agent.
Order and others.
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TIE WEATHER.

Tho range of the thermometer yesterday
a, ,ha drug store of DR.. Joseph Blackman'
on the south side of Broad street, was as iol'
lov. 8 A. NJ, 6s; 10 A. NJ, 3d. IL NJ, ~
aP. NJ, 7s;1 P. n, 70; s P. NJ, s.; . +.
NJ, 81.