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THE NEW YORK VEGETABLE AND
FRUIT MARKETS.
The Daily Bulletin of Tuesday, october q

Inc Uhlly ou1lelu oL 1ueSuayf o0Supei N'i
says: .;
The demand is less active. but prices held
pretty firmly. owing to the light supply. Sweets
are quiet and triae easier. Vegetables quiet
and unchanged. Our quotations for potatoes
are In bulk; N shipping order soc. per barrel
must be added. We quote: Peachblows $2a2 so;
Early Rose at 81 50a2, and Early Goodrich, Dy-
rights and Jackson whites at 50al75. Sweets
81 75a3 per Dbl for Virginia, and s2a3 26 for
Delaware. We quote: Vegetables, red onions
per bbl So 60a3; do yellow 50 50a3; do Connec-
tlcur white $4a4 so per bbl. Squash, marrow.
fat per Dbl 75ca$l. Russia turnips 81 so per
bbl, white turnips 81 per bbl. Caob8ges $8al0
per 100; red cabbages $sa12. Beets; Jersey,
81 25al so. Lima beans S. per bag; do sheled
$40 per bushel. Carrots per bbl 81 so. Celery
81 25a1 so per dozen.
The demand for cranberries is perhaps a
trifle more ffee than during the greater part
Of tho week, and full prices are readily OBJ
tained. Other fruits are quiet, and purchases
limited to actual wants. We quote as fol-
lows: Apples, Newtown plppins 81 60a3; Fall
pippins, prime 50 25a2 so; Detroit reds 81 25a
2 so; York pippins 50 25a2 so; twenty ounce,
81 26a2 80. greetings 81 50a2; Baldwlns $2a
2 rs; Spiizenberg $2a2 as; river stock, all va.
rieties, $lal Is; and Jersey, in bulk, 76ca$l 26
per bol. Pears-Duchess, No. /, per bbl $l2a
l5; do. No. 2, $8al0; Louise. BoDne of Jersey
sl0al2i Sickle $l5a25; Vicar Of Wakefield SEA
9, and cooking $sa6 per bbl. Qnlnces $salO
for apple and $6aS for pear. 'Grapes-Con-
cord, per ID, Case; Isabella, do. 5a7c; Della
ware, do. 7a9c; CataWba, do. 7a9o. Cranber-
rles-Prime sl0a12 per bbl;per crate So 50; do.
fair 10 good 81 76a3 2b.
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A PERMANENT AIT ExR sr1IoN.-II the ab-
sencs Of q local academy Of design, denclen.
cy;whieh the growing importance Of Charles
ton warrants us In believing will be supplied
at no very distant date, the connoisseur in art
win find himself or herselfwell repaid by vlsit
to tie elegant art gallery of Mr.. 8. 7. souder,
No. aes King street, where very pleasant
hour may be spent on any fsir day by all who
have a scultivated taste for art, or who take
even an ordinary pleasure in the in
specGion Of fine pictures. Mr.. souder
u not only q photographer, but an artist,
and with the true artistic instinct he has de-
teruiined that his surroundings shall be In
keeping with the nature Of bis profession.
He has accordingly furnished his studio and
parlors in exquisite taste, and he has at all
times display Of oil paintings and other
gems Of art on hand which are intended less
for, sale than for exhibition, and which he is
happy 70 show TO any ladies or gentlemen
vnc msy favor him with call, whether with
or without any intention Of pssronialng his
photographic asResy.
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The Foreign Iron Trade.

The market is still in an unsettled condition,
Notwithstanding the reports oil the proceedings
OF the recent Quarterly trade meetings. which
we're looked forward TO as furnishiDg standard
held on october was dull, the attendance being
slim, and the transactions being on limited
the rate OF S. per round sterling, were go for
bar Iron, $50 for hoop and angle iron, $85 for
strips and $500 for sheets. In pig iron contracts
were entered Into at reduction OF S. per toA
day. In Glasgow there has been considerable
fluctuations IL the iron trade; the prices per ton
to $26 at the close OF the sales. In Wales the
notice Of the Iron and coal masters Of suspen.
sion OF work has caused buyers to decline pur-
chasing until the effect OF the movement can De
more accurately ascertained. In the North OF
England the iron trade is 1rm. owing 70 the
large number OF contracts for future delivery;
stands nominally at $50 ton, but sales have been
made at reduction Of 81 from the above rate rate
and rails are selling at an average Of 500 ton.
In France coal Is scarce and dear, and it is oe,
lleved to be probable that this winter " WILL 8eu
In Paris ct from 418 to $l4 q ton.
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HOTEL ARRIHALs-ocTOBER 80.
Pavilion.

PAVILION
W.B. Carnes, Bishopville; J. w.. Johnson,
Georgia; a. A. Hills, Rome; J. T. Wright,
Georgia; @. Harden, New York; G. Edmons-
ton, J. J. Crosswell, ] n. Allen, South Caro-
lima; 8. Brothers, Reevesviile; 2. H. Town
send, South Carolina; W. 8. Afford, J. T. Al
ford, J. Berry and Two sons, Marion; N. NJ.
Rley, Miss G. A. McCants, F. 3. McCauts,
Orangeburg; D. NJ. Elkins, Reevesvile; NJ. G..
Mcdonald, Rome;J. 8. shoolbred, Richlsnd;
W. L. Jackson, vile and child, New York; B.
Grey, Monck's Corner; J. A. Dupong, Beaufort;
Captain E. Con, New Jersey.
Charleston.
G.R. Goodman, Baltimore; T. J. Perkins,
Miss F. E. Perkins, Tallahassee; Mrs. Hem
ming, Jacksonville; W. 8. Chisolm, wife and
servant, Savannah; 8. zorn, Louisville; T. E.
Goodwin, Baltimore; 8. Vein. 8. Dargan,
JIM. Dumas, E. T. Moore. 7. J. Robertson,
South Carolina; N. Sitter, Jr., J. Moses, Bal
tlmore; J. N. Baxter and wife, Newberry; F.
Lowder, Philadelphia; s. O. Johnson, Char
lotte; W. T. Finley, Aiken; @. 7. Brickley, Bal.
timore; W. J. Maglll, Atlanta.
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ACuDENTAL SHOOTING.

A colored boy, about fourteen years o'u,
was accidentally shot yesterday morning VI
Hogan & R,rris's sale stables on KING stree',
In the following manner: Mr.. Hogan was
showing q small revolver, which he kept iof
shooting rats, to several of his friends IN tae
rear of the stable. He supposed that Inc
pistol was unloaded, and raised the naram.l
for the purpose Of rehlllng the chambers VIII
cartridges. The banner accidentally s'ppeu
from his finger and exploded q cartridge LUG
hall shaped It's course to the stable door, anu
struck the boy who had paused while passins'
and Was standing on the threshold peering III
aide. The boy soon declared the misnap u
tones less melodious than vigorous, anu a.
| tracted the attention of all at hana. "r. no.
oan had him at once conveyed to tho neares'
drnu store. and summoned DIR. G. L. Myers
~ see him. The doctor pronounced tne
wound painful, though not necessarily
donoerous. The ball entered at the aooo
men. low down on the rignt s'ue' y
tnrned obliquely downwards and ioagea ~
tho groin. without entering the cavity OF Tue
s,.oocb Mr.. Hogan had carriage az nano,
sSs =. ooon the wound had been dressed. con-
vsved cav the boy to his home In GARDENERS
slley. He also assured the boys parents tna'
he would pay all expenses involved by the ao'
cIdent. ....a.rt
Thomas Dunkerton, the tirst mate OF tne
nr,tIab bark Julia, accidentally shot nimseii
through the left hand with pistol ABOUT o. mla.
NIGHT on Tuesday. The ball entered az aOou'
the centre of the palm, and lodged under lne
akin on the back of the hand near the thumb
Joint It was extracted by DR.. Joseph Yates'
a abort time after the occurrence Oh tne aool-
dent The man was then conveyed 10 the city
Eosp,tsl Yesterday, and is doing well.
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SAMPLES OF SHOES from the mandatory
of Msnko, Stern d Well, of Baltimore, Nd,
are OF, exhibition at No. 142 Meeting street.
They are of superior quality, style and anish'
and will be offered for sale for two days only.
Shoe merchants -are solicited to call and e1-
anime them. Theasusl credits will be estab-
llshed direct with the house In Baltimore.
Apply to John 'Commins, Commission Aer-
chant, No. 1l2 Meeting street, nearly opposite
Pavilion Hotel.
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8UBLNEsS NOTICES.

Mr.. SouDER Invites attention to his 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 a
small advance on cost. souDER's Gallery, No.
263 King street. octSl-lmo
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THE FINEST AND PUREsr FRENCH CoNFEo-
TroNERY ever offered in this city has just been
received at Won santsn's, 22s King street, and
connoisseurs are. respectfully requested to
inspect and sample 1t before they purchase
elsewhere. octl6-tuth
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FoR EDIsTo AND WAY LANDINGS, ALSO
sAMPsoN's, FENwICK's AND HUTcHN's ISLANDS
INLAND ALL. THE WAY.-The steamer N. 8.
Allison will receive freight this day as above,
at Southern wharf, and leave tomorrow, lst
November, at c A. N. Returning, will leave
Edlsto on Monday, the 4th, at haltpast 3 a.
N. Douglas Nlsbet, agent, Southern wharf.
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TIE THRRM0METKR

The range Of the thermometer yesterday
at the drug store of DR.. Jos. Blaokman' on
ths isonth side Of Broad street, was as ioliews'
s.EsM. SIS; 10 A. H., 60; IL N, ss; P. NJ, 81;
lp.M.. 60; eP. H., go; P. NJ, 50.
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The Charleston Cotton, Rice and Naval
Stores mnrketa,
UFF1CE UHAIEIkSTUN WEWHI
WEDNESDAY EVENING, October 80, 1872. T..

SbOECb hhIACtBs
OFFICE CHARLESTON NEWS, l.
WRDNRsDAY EVENING, October 80, 1872. j. 2
CorroN.-This market showed an active and
strong character, and with steady and good
demand factors were entibled to harden their
rates about 10 p b. Sales $500 bales, say a.
16 81 at II, 81 at TX, 25 at Tx, al Tx, 81 at
Tx, l45 at TX, 1lo at II 1915, 41a at IS, 18 at
lsX, sos at ls15, 1873 at l3H. 154 at 1sX, 2l5 at
lsx, 2s5 at IS lille, es at I3x "a at 1sX, II at 49,
100 on private terms. We quote:
LIVERPOOL CLASSIFICATION.
Ordinary to good ordir sry ..17K@lsK
Low middllng- g-..................sHg Hg!SN
Mlddllng ng..::..........'.....-.. .!oIglo1
Strict mlddlng. .......o.. ..lsH@-
R1oE.-Thls grain was strong aud In good de.
mand at rather better rates. Sales about 26o
teoes OF clean Carolina, Hay so tIerces at eK, los
at 8H, 80 at 81, "a at 7, 20 at 7xc 2 b. We
quote common to fair at e9sX; good s1.a7.':'
NAVAL SToREs.-The receipts were 126 bbls
spirits turpentIne and 89s bbls rosln. Sales $50
bbls low grade rosins, say strained to extra No @
az So to@s e5 p Dbl. Grade turpentine may be
quoted at 81 25 per bbl for virgin and yellow dip,
aud 81 so for hard.
FREIGHTs.-To Liverpool, by steam, direct, 11.l6d
on uplands, nominal on; sea islands; via New
York, xd on uplands, - on sea islands; by
sail, e.l8i on uplards, on sea islands nominal.
To Havre, Ike on uplands. Coastwlse-to New
York, by stesm, xc on upiands and - on SEQ
islands; 81 p tierce on rice; 6oc 2 Dbl on rosin
by sail, ,-c y b on cotton;' 20 p tierce on
rice; soc 2 bbl On rosin; Ell@l2 p II on lumber;
$l24l2 so p n on timber, To Bost n, BY steam
&c on uplands and 50 80 p tIerce on rice; by sail,
&C p fb on uplands; rosIn 7oc; resawed stuff
$12@12 80; timber $la@13 80; phosphate $5@5 50.
To Providence, by sail S1o@11 Z, n on boards,
&c 2 b on cotton; by steam 10 via New York.
To PhIladelphis, by steam 80 on uplands; 81 7t
p tierce on rice; 600 p bol on rosn; 81 on spirits
Through BILLS Of ladlng given to Boston, Provi
dence and the New En- gland cities are regularly
Issued on this route, and dispatch guaranteed.
BY sail, So p II on boards; $12 on timber;
ton on clay; So SO on phoaphates. To Baltimore
by steam -o p d; by sail $s9S 80 2 II OF
boards; - on TIMBER So 80 = ton at city; SAG
4 so p ton: up river on phosphate rock. Vessels
are In demand by our merchants TO take lumber
freights from Georgetown. 8. O., Dsrien and sasil
Ia River, Ca, and Jacksonville, Fla, to Northern
ports, and slo@l2 2 n are TIE rates on timber
and boards.
E1oHANaB.-sterllng 60 day bills 2oh.
DOMESTIC ExoHiNaE.-The banks purohas
sight checks on New York at x@K per cent. on
and sell at par,
| GoLp-12h018K.
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LOCAL LACONICs.

The ndsobaftsbund will give mus,, ,,
no, aud dramatic entertainment at their uai'
ON Meeting street, this evening. .ho
"A colored bootblack was kicked IN tne
aide by mule, opposite Asssfs. 81. a. -, sss,sr. s
,hsll b Bros onice, on Broad s'ree'' ,S,ta,ad ya
da1 He fan upon his knees mea.'sses s
% .sn,,s. and Afterwards walked on NOT mu'n
hnSt. f.i ,.o-55. .---
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FURcHaorT, BENEDICT & Go. offer very
doe Kid Glove at 81; Gloves, two buttons,
81 35. Will open on Tuesday the celebrated
Cheilley's Kid Gloves, sold under guarantee,
for which We are the sole agents.
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FRsT-CI.Ass BOARD m NEW Y0RK.-Vlsi-
tors to New York City from the South, who
are In quest Of choice accommodations, but
prefer to avoid the hustle and expense OF hotel
lie, can obtain pleasant aud frst-class board
at moderate rates In one Of the most desirable
neighborhoods of the great metropolis, by ap-
pl,ing to No. 9 West Twenty street, q
few doors from Broadway.
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'su0rfON SALES THIS DAY.

Is,tch q Bruins Will sell at IL O'Clock, near
the Postpfioe, real estate. IT..
Miles Drake win sell at 10 O'CLOCK ~ n''
store, clothing, hats, &c.
william Mckay will sell at 10 O'CLOCK, st nis
store, clothing, pleoe-goods, 6c.
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sIvANNIH AND CHARLESTON RAILROAD.
Passen0orH.

Per steamship Mercedita, from Boston-W Por-
ter. L Flsher, = trick Reney. n Holmes.
Per steamer Pilot Boy, rom Savannah via
Beaufort, 6c-A Baker, Jas Harrison. Jpo Mann
aud. three or the crew Of the ship Energy, and
seven on deck
Per steamer n Allison, from Edisto. Enter.
driee Rockville and Way Landings-Mlss Ada
jenkins, L Monstener,I d LaRoche, B Bailey,
Jr
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THr BEST Ever INVENTED Ladies' Infata-
BILE Rubber Rustles. Price 81 80. Sent BY
mail, express or postage paid, on receipt OF
90. Address Fred. Won santen, dealer In all
kinds of Rubber Goods, Fancy Goods, Toys,
&C., No. 22a King street, Charleston, 8. G.
nntal-fhtn
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Ieaosa LIFE FOB suspGY-soHooLs.-0ne OF
thaftsshest and most attractive Of the song
boekyithat have been published for the use Of
Sunday-schools and the home circle Is neat
little volume with thsabove title just issued
by Mesars. Harper d Brothers, and for sale In
cSarlasssn at Fogar.ie.s book store. 1t con-
ssInsover 5fwo hundred songs, and hymns,
withthe tnnes and simple piano accompsni-
inents,aud haas qaozels and attractive fea-
tsnsseonsia,iugaof about one hundred little
ptSsdts sinterspefssd through the book, Illus
trsane the taxi of Bunyan's Pilgrims Progress,
which p printed entire. Itis, in fact, neat
illustrated edition Of that work, In addition to
being complete song book, and it Is pub
lished at the low price Of fifty cents.
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WE have received fresh supply of those
S12 Watches. Yhey are warrapted time keep
era. II. &,A..Ashton, No. 240 Klng-street.
Call and see them. oct3l.thtu2
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GENTLENENs Winter Coats, Pants, &C.,
dyed, renewed, cleaned, blinded and mended
at Otto sonntag's, Dyer, No. 81 wentworth
street, near Arteslan we'll, between. Meeting
and Ansen streets.
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UtImiInaton Market.

W1LMIaNToN. october 20.
Spirits TuHpENrNE-Has declined He. Sales
~ 1sn casks &C b8hc per gallon for Southern
pHRSosfs.Istralned has declined 10c on last sale.
The sales to-day wore 400 bbl5 strained at So 70,
So bbls extra No. at 81 25 and 100 bbls low pale
at "a so per bbl.
CRUDE TuRPRETISE.-Mar6et quiet ana steady
at uncnsnRed ngures. Receipts and sales Of 200
bbls at So rs for hard and s. for yellow dip and
virgin.
TiR.-Sales OF 1875 bbls at s. 80 per bbl. Mar.
OoTroN.-sales OF 2s1 bales as follows: at 16, s
at Tx, So at TX, I38 at lS 26 at 18H 80 az lsH,
Is at Isx, and 2, Poeler, at 1se per ID.
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FuRoHGorr, sBENED1or & Co. offer this
week great bargains in Carpets, Bugs, Drug
gets, OH Cloths. &C.; also special bargains In
Cloths of all description.
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MARX Your CLoTHNa!-Order your Stencil
Plates at the Hasel street Bazas. and East Bay
News Room. oct14-th
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Interior Cotton Markets.

Interior Cotton Markets.
OBANuRBURa, october 80.
The market Is steady, prices middings cloSins
at II 7kal7xc. ., oo,obar %.
For the past week 900 bales Of COTTON na'e ooeN
soiu III 'n's noi Ae0 o' IoIUMBUs, october 2s.
Cotton quiet and advanced; low moGE1se as1 i'''
sales 2s7 bales; receipts 1893; snlnnne nofoha- 90
Cotton market firm; ordinary leAc; good orai-
narv ~ We: strict good ordinary l7Ac; low mid
ding lBc: middlIng 1SHc.
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Caoougr sEsoN.-We are now furnishing
our customers with Croquet at s. rs. HAsEL
STREET BAZAAR. apr27-stuth
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New York Naval stores n1arket

NEW YORK, October 20.
The Daily Bulletin says, Receipts to-day 2o62
bblJ rosn 887 do spirits turpentlne. Spirits tqr:
psntipe are dull and somewhat unsettled, and
transactions confined to small aud unimporfane
lots. We quote nomlnally at 62a63c. Strained
In the better grades we note sales or 800 bols No
up to window glass on private terms. Tar re-.
mains quiet; sales rs bbls Wilmington at 81 SIX.
Pitch steady,
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GENTS FuRNmHNa aooDs.-The best as.
sortment in town can be found at Furchgott,
Benedict & Co.
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MEMORANDA. -
The schrs Carrie Webb. Homan, and Julia 4
Floyd. Suuires,. bofh from Georgeto"o, Y,
arrived at New York. October ~.
The schr Myroyer, 1t New York from this port,
nassed OF the Delaware, liie-boat, bottom up,
ppsinted white, with green bottom,
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Receipts por Railroad, October 80.
SOUTH CAROLINA RAILROAD,

214o bales cotton, % bales goods, cars stock.
TO Railroad Agent Trenholm Son. Street Bros
q en-, Campsen u co, J II Claussen, O,Eeill. P
MCQUEEN Iaurey, Alexander d CO. A Muligan,
Sloan d. Seignious. A Salinas, a 3 Smith, Pei
ze,, Rodgers Il co, Wiss & co. Geo W Williams Il
co, Mowry & Son. Frost & CO, Jas B Pringle 4
Son, Clacius, W. W Smith. W. O Bee & CO, W B
Smith d CO, G. b Walter IL. co, VIC Courtney &
CO. W Ry an, W B Williams 4 Son, Kinsman d
Howell, Witte Bros, Reeder & Davis, Murdaugh d
Weekley, W Bowling, Counts & Wlson,'T P
HoRTRBAsTKRN RAILROAD.
2o7 bales upland cotton; bags sea island cot
ton, 35 bbls spirits turpentine, 277 bbls rosin,
cars OF lumber mdse DC. To E q Frost d CO, W
Z Ryan, A Salinas, Mowry d Son, Court.
ney q co. T p Smith. Crawley i Dehon, w P
Bowling. Bardin Barker Trenholm Il Son, Will
den q Jones, A B Muigan. Pelzer, Rodgers GO.
Murdaugh Weekley, Jas r Prtngle Son, W U
Bee & co, Sloan q Selgntous, Ravenel & CO,
Witte Bros, Reeder d Davis. Kinsman Il Howell,
s u Stoney, II Walkin, Galllard & Minett. E Well.
Ing, Mallonee, Railroad Agent, Order and
others.
sAvANNAH AND CHARLESTON RAILROAD.
SO bags sea island and Is bales upland cotton,
300 bushels rough rice. cars lumber. wood. naval
& Davis, KInsraan 4 Howell, l. Ohapin, 8 Middle
ton, J bray ton Jno Colcock & co, w Dowllng
T Smith, Wnilaen & Jones, 8 D Stoney, Chas
Ward, Mowry & Son, Mrs Perry. W Bee CO.
Fraser IL Dill, Wagner & Monsees, Orawley
Dehcn. Albright, II FROST co, D McPherson,
JOS Enslow & co. Pelzer, Rodgers CO, Stoney
d Lowndes, Aurdsngh 4 Weekley, Sloan b Seig.
Nous, Wheeler q Wilson Manufacturing co, and
others.
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1uUsRkENTa.

Mrs. Bowsrs's L.ss Sisn'
.,,.s;. -. ,..s svsnine. concluded her
ats boHers ,ass ~ ,Ss Academy by appear.
esiet ens sar,on. onss,-hlstorical drama Of
ns ~ s.o.,t sso or the play Itself 1t Is unnec-
- .n.sr Ills familiar enough to our
esss.s ' - I'm 10 romantic and poetical, though
s..ss,isss nerfocssy Inaccurate, portrait OF tne
s 1870 Queen OF Scots, Nary stnarps
,.,..-,,,s,itv VIII always. interest the world.
sndin nsf tragic story there are mlnslss W W. W.
shaa nlane.iss Of human Interest Wnicn sie
,ss;..sfyto tAs suceess Of dramtatio y Np!S
.ss,ssions :. Fhssinotso 5Oi that. tatofmy. ,lps
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HANDEL AND HAYDN SooIrTY.-An ,impor-
tant meeting Of this society, which is intend
Cd TO afford the young gentlemen Of the city q
pleasant and inexpensive opportunity of &C.
curing the art Of vocal music, is announced
sor this evening at Elbernlan Hall. All gen.
slemen who take IN interest in this subject,
sad Hhomsy desire to employ their leisure
evenings in acquiring or completing knowl'
edge Of this useful accomplishment, under
agreeable circumstances ana a. merely
nominal expense, will Be welcome at the
meeting this evening, ct which It Is expected
the organization Of the sodiety will be per-
tected. ..s,s,.s..sg-.
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Ma Bosers has certainly had no reason to
bs dIssattsned with her reception In Charles
ton. md We hope she will soon visit us again.

t,porros poR GRHAT BRIrkN.-The bark Wal
iaco wac cleared tor Liverpool yesterday, by
Nessrs.. Street Brothers d Co., with 22l2 bales
Upland cotton. - fts- .-:,,.. .s-.-
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D. VIA sAvANNAE-TW1oE A WEEK.

The Splendid Side.Hheel Steamer /. .rT&k
DICTATOR Captain L. n. 0oxetter, .HSI11 Il
OITY POINT, Captain George E. MohillaD, Wiz
leave Charleston every TUESDAY and1fKIpAY
EVENINGS, at o'clock for SAVANNAH, FER
NANDINA, JACKSONVILLE, PALATKA, AND
ALL LANDINGS on ST. JOHNS RIVER.
Returning, DICTATOR will leave PALATKA FRf,
DAY Morning, and SAVANNAH SUNDAY xoRHMas
arriving here SUNDAY AFTERNOON:
ClTY POINT will leave RALATK4 AoND1
MoRNTNa. and SAVANNAH "WEDNESDAY HoRH.
ING, arriving here WEDNESDAY AFTERNOON.
Connection is made at Fernandina with Han-
road for New Orleans and Havana. via Cedaf
Ke,s; at Jacksonville with Steamer STARLl9HE
for Mellonville, Enterprise and Upper =. !onn,s
River; ct Tocoi with Railroad for St Augn.
tine; and at Palstks with Steamers for the ock'
laWaha River.
All Freight for Way Landings must BE- prepaid
For Freight or Passage, having elegant &C:
commodatlons, apply 70 os-Fi is,lf
RAVENEL 4 CO., Agents.
Cerner Vanderhorst's Wharf and Eass Rays;
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CHRoHos.-To close out the balance of our
stock, will sell framed Chromos from 40c. to
81 each. Hasel street Bszaar.
july30-tuths
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GETTY AFFAIRS. :.
MEETINGS THIS DAY:

q, Andrews Society, at Z p. N.
gandel and Haydn Society, at T. N.
.a.L and F. Association, as-P. H.
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New York Rice Market.

NEW YORK, October 20.
The Daily Bulletin says: The market Is steady, =,
l with moderate business doing, and sales OF eo
| tierces Carolina at ;Ha8Ac; 1876 bags Rangoon st
6AaTc,
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G0MMRR0iAL NEWS.

EIpOrL1s
LIvERPooL-Per bark Wallace-22l2 bales up.
land cotton.