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by HUTSON LEE,
PHOSPHATE WORKS FOR


VALUABLE PHOSPHATE WORKS FOR
" - SALE. IS. :. -ts.-zt.I
VIII be sole, at the east end OF Broad street. on
rHgHsDAY, 22d Of February, 1872 at IL O'Clock
The entire PROPERTY of the Farmers Fertili.
Ger Company Of South Carolina, consisting OF:
A TRAUT OF LAND, half mile from the City OF
Charleston containing thirty.fve tS5) acres, upon
which have recently been erected In most
thorough and workmanllke manner, .C5
one FRAME MILL, stories high, 45xs0 feet. 40
One Brick Englne.Boiler House, 251lo feet, with
Four BricE Kilns, for drying Phosphate Rock,
and two Wharves.
The MACHINERY, which has been most care
fully constructed, consists Of -
One s0.horse power ENGINE, complete.
Four pair OF Stones. s.':
Two Crushers. - Z:
one Poole 4 Hunt Patent Mixer.
Shaltlng Elevators, Betting, &o., &c. ! :: r..
Located on the Ashley River where the richest
Phosphate Deposits are found, In immediate prox.
Unity to the City Of Charleston, with sufficient
depth Of water st the wharf to accommodate the
largest vessels entering this harbor, connected BY
the South Carolina and Northeastern Railroads,
which pass through the premises, with the entire
south and West, built expressly for Phosphate
Manufacturing work and never having been used,
this Property offers unsurpassed 1nducementt 70
any party desiring to embark In this lucrative
business.
Terms of sale -one.fourth 20 cash; balance In
I9 three equal payments, at 8, g. and months
secured by bond Of the purchaser, bearing inter.
eat at the rate OF Z per cent. per annum, anu
mortgage OF the property. Buildings 10 oe la-
sured and policies assigned. purchaser 70 pay
auctioneer for all necessary papers aud stamp,
The Property can be inspected by psrues aealf'
Ing to purchase at any time prior 70 the SAFE.
jan3l.Wfm9tuwth3 -
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ogIR1,EsroN HOTEL.

All. Okie and wife, Providence; George a
Fro elnan, New York; W. B. Furman, Pennsyl
vana; ]. NJ. Daggett and wife, Chicago; ). F.
Martinand. Brooklyn; VIM. McRae, Georgia;
8. Haas, North Carolina; F. J. burden, Geor'
gia; J. G. Rowland and lady, New York; B. D.
Townsend, Miss c. B. Townsend, Society Hill
C. P. Townsend, Bennettsville; J. P. McNa
mara, orangeburg; ]. G. steadman, Aiken
E. B. Fellowes, Jas. Appleby, New York; j.. A.
Bennett, Augusta.
MILLS HOUSE.
VIM. G. Haven, VIM. Dickerson, Madame
Janauschek and two maids, F. ]. Pilot, New
York.
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A FULL line of Ladies' White Kid Gloves, all
numbers, for 81. A full line of Gents Gloves
up to No. 9. FuRoHaoTr, BENEDICT & Co., No.
2A King street. 1eb6
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lCLorHEs STEALING.-Martha Ann McNeill, q
yoang colored girl, was brought before the
Mayor yesterday morning, charged with steas-
ing lot Of .clethiag from the house OF her
employer, in Market street: After short
hearing, the case was referred to trial justice
REORGANIZATION.
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NoT1cE.-OYsTERs OYSTERS !-OSsters by
the quart, gallon or barrel-"Cedar Keye,
ssMlll Pondn and "Ru'l's Bay" For sale by
Terry d Nolen, No. 9 Market street.
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THE LICENSE AND STAMP BILLs.-A special
meeting of the Chamber Of Commerce will be
held at two O'Clock. to-day, to take Into con-
alteration the proposed license and stamp
bills. now before the committee of ways and
means of the State House of Representatives
As these measures viii seriously affect Charles
ton,. and mnst- have prejqdioal influence 1
apoti trade and commerce. it is hoped that the
meeting to-day will be large and influential.
The Board of Trade holds special meeting
at seven o'clock tonight to consider the same
important subject. ~ 80
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Hotel ArrivaIs-February 10.
PAVILION HOTEL.

PAVILION HOTEL.
E. b. Gaagren, Marion; A. J. Fryer, G. b.
Myers, VIM. n. McNeul, Forestville, s. c.; o.
A. Weaver, Mrs. q. A. Weaver, Miss A. WeaV.
er, Master Harry Weaver, Mines LeVick, Mrs.
Levlck, Gustave Levlck, a. A. Rendle, G.
Hillyard, JanauHchek Troupe; W. d. Davis
and family, Boston; William schwipler, New
York
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rHr CaERAw LYoEuH.-We beg to acknowl-
edge the receipt Of an invitation to attend lne
anniversary cele ebration Of the Cheraw Lyce'
um on Thursday, the 22d instant.
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AFTER THE SWEET THNas.-Toby Brown, q
cofored.yoush better known to- the detectives
than to fame, was caught yesterday afternoon
sppropriating some jars of preserves and jel-
lies from the store of Mr.. Ostendorff, No. l76
East Bay. The sweetmeats were returned,
and Toby took up his old room at the Detective
Office TO await an interview with a trial justice.
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AT FuRcHaoTr, BENEDICT Co., 10 pieces
Black Gros Grain fine Silk, only 81; worth
81 so. Ten pieces Black Gros Grain fine Silk
(24 inches) only 81 81. feb6
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BY LOWNDES 8 GRIMBALL,
AuurAfnnAAHl.

.
li1D Eff REEFS S Il g..
-jCG The Yestry and Church Wardens or tne
kpiscopal Church Of the Parish Of ST. StephenH,
va Geo. l. smith, Administrator. ct aL 30
Pursu8nt to an order OF sale In the above named
| cIse, made by the Hon. r. F. Graham. Judge Of
the First circuit, dated January 24th, 1921 win
ofier for sale THIS DAY, February 10th, at the
Postofice, Broad street, Charleston, at II O'Clock
h. H., .e,..-.r :: q. ~:
situated on the south side OF Santee River, In 6t.
Stel hens Parish, County Of Charleston, and
known as the st, Stephens church Glebe Land,
containing six hundred and forty-four (o44) acres,
more or less, and having such boundings as are
particularly set forth In plat drawn by ". y:
Erwin surveyor, on the I'd day OF April, 1855, and
recorded in the once Of 4esne Conyeyance for
Charleston County.
Terms-One.aaH cash; balance In equal install.
Inents OF one and two years. with interest as
seven per cent per annum, payable annually, Sc.
cured Dy bond VI the purchaser and mortgage or
the premises. Purchaser to Day for stamps and
papers. g. HERBERT SASS, a
jsn27, 81, ,febels2o ~ - $ Referee.
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PICTURE FRAMEs-Oval and Square; all
sizes. Cheap Cheap! HAsEL ST. BAZAAR.
fhhl3.Iu
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CRoouET CRoouET THE cheapest In th'
city. Price 81. HAsEL STREET BAZAAR.
dec20
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AT FuRcHGorr, BENEDICT q Co., 6 inch al
colors Boiled Silk Ribbon 81; worth 81 80.
feb5
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A CARD.

Ha.ing disposed to Messrs. MANT0tH Z co. my
r,.lht and title In the Charleston Branch OF the
Havana Cigar Factory. LA valentino, IN retlr.
lug from The auOve nam busiue l return my
thanks 10 my friends and rhe pub'ic In general
FOR their kind patronage, and solicit cOntln'
uance OF the same for my successors
''''''' y Wv ~ MI. QUINTER0.
Charleston, S. O., Feb. 12, 1872. febl4.tuthslm
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anrrlon BaIes--tnture Daps.
BY j. FRASER MATHEWES.

BY j. FRASER MATHEWES., ,ga
TXIILL BE SOLD. ON THURSDAY, ED
wv instant, at the Postof1ce,E Broad street, at
1Iioicloce; Tef-'E 10 nj q .iI3:' . :. ..' =.
= That LOT OF LAND with New Dwelling, con!
tanning 3irooms and Kit hen; tnR Rose lane, second
door southtof Bogsrd Gstreet measuring 10 feet
front by ~ feet deep. more or less. 90. ~. ~
9 TWO, LOTS, Nos 90 and 10l, on the west SIDE OF
King street, between Broad and Queen streets,
measuring each 20 by 15o feet. = ...,..
Terms cash. l Ieo1os.z
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EsrERrArsNENT.-The Freundschaftsbund
Society will give an entertainment this eve
ming, at their hall, commencing at eight
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By r. N, MARSHALL g. BROTHER

BY Z. n. MARSHALL& q BROTHER.
-ON THURSDAY, 22D INSTANT, AT II
" O'Clock, will be sold at the Postomce, Broad
me HOUSE No. 9s BeaufaIn street, on south
side. next west OF Rutledge. containing six rooms;
the Lot measures As by lis feet. Also, Lot on
Lynch street, measuring 60 by; 100 feet. Both
these Lots adjoin the City PARK, and are choice
locations.
Terms-One.half cash; balance In one year, So.
cured as usual. Purchaser to pay us for stamps
and paper9. febl6-thStu3Wth2
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This article is prepared under the superintend.
ence OF DR.. ST. JULIAN RAVENEL, expressly for
Composing with Cotton Seed.
1t was introduced BY this Company two years
ago, and It's use has fully att6sted its value. 200
to 2bo pounds Of this article per acre, properly
composted with the same weight Of cotton seed,
furnishes the planter with Fertilizer OF the high
est excellence at the smallest cost. A Compost
prepared with this article, as by printed direc-
lions furnished, contains all the elements OF fer.
tiity that can enter into First Glass Fertilizer,
while its economy must commend It's liberal use
to planters. For supplies and printed directions,
for Composing, apply to ]. N. ROBSON,
Agent Pacific Guano Company,
Noa. 68 East Bay and and Atlantic Wharf,
Charleston, 8. O.
JNo. 8. REESE s CO., General Agents.
nov27- -3mosDkC
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CITY AFFAIRS S.

Mr.. WILLIAM E. SIMMONS, Jr., and Mr..
Il. q. PORTER, are the travelling agents for
TEE NEWS, the former for lower and the lat
ter for upper South Carolina.
Meetings This Day:
Chamber of Commerce, at P. N.
Carolina Rifle Club, at halfpast P. ID.
Union Chapter, at P. N.
Board OF Trade, at P. NJ.
Journeymen Mechanics Union, az nail-pas'
TIP. N.
Washington Rifle Club, at halfpast p NJ.
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GREAT PUBLIC CoNvEEIEScE Is the well
organized railroad and, steamboat ticket
agency, conducted by Mr, A. Butteraeld, at the
Charleston Hotel. A branch. office has just
been started at the Mills, House, and at both
hotels, tickets-way or through-can be pur-
chased for the same price as that charged at
the railroad offices. In addition 10 all tne
tickets usually in demand, the agent now sells
through tickets to Havana, via Cedar Keys,
Fernandina, florida, &c. Mr.. Butterdeld 10
also sole agent for the "Guide to Florida, /" a
small handbook full Of interesting informa-
ton, and Invaluable to the tourist or immi-
grant.
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NOTICE TO TOURISTS -stereoscoplc views o.
Charleston and vicinity for sale at the Hase
street Bazaar. dec29
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CoMuTTED.-Edwd. Harleston was brought
before Trial Justice Magrath yesterday,
charged with burglary and larceny upon the
premises Of a gentleman residing in the lower
part OF Meeting street. After hearing the
prisoner was committed for further examina-
tlon.
Martha Ann McMill was examined before
the same justice, on the charge OF house.
breaking and larceny, and was committed for
trial before the Court of General Sessions. Il
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by ". Y. LEITCH g Rs. BRUSS,::
MACOUEEN 6 RIECKE

- MACQUEEN u KiEChE
NTUL SELL THIS DAY, BEFORE
w their Stores, Nos. II and % Vendue Range,
at half.past O'Clock, A. IL - -
5000 pounds Uncanvassed EAHS ~, -
5000 pounds ID. salted Shoulders 9-sH9.:
1000 pounds D. Sslted Hams ;.rE -
$500 pounds Choice Bacon shoulders
- 10 tlerces 8. O. Canyassed Hams
80 barrels Potatoes; s.yarlous brandsh
100 boxes Scaled Herrings
s barrels Pure Older Vinegar
10 tubs N. @. Butter.
Terms cash. -, feb0.
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By ii. ii. DeLEON.
VALUABLE DWELLINGS FOB SALE.
" will sell, THIS DAY, February goth, e
tho corner OF East Bay and Broad streets, GIL
O'Clock, ~ -
House. on south side of Liberty street, and known
40 No. Z, containing IS rooms. Los 50 Seet 'front.'
and 146 feet deep, more or less. This house ID Wel
adapted for boarding house or school, having AZ
necessary outbuildings, with large nuuOer o.
rooms next to kitchen. - -. ,Eg3.i;
ALSO,
All that.LOT OF LAND with two snfs o half
story Wooden House, next TO above, containm9A
sary outbuildings, Lat 81 feet 'front.' and 146 feet
in DEPTH more or le 8. "A large gateway between
the above houses TO be kept open as q common
entrance. ,&TjEeAi. J 20. -.
Conditions cash. Purchasers to pay for papers
and stamps. ~ 49, leDloimtoo
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WHOLESALE Department.

--- .
Having an experienced resident buyer IN the
City OF New York, who fully understands the de-
mands OF this market and who ls always hunting
up bargains, and buys OF the very nrst houses
with any house North or South, and most respect
fully invite those In need OF Goods to give us
call and examine our Stock and our prices, GUAR
ANTEEISG SATISFACTION AND WARRANT1Nd goods
to be as represented.
Orders from the country will receive our best
attention. Merchants, Milllners, Tallors, and all
others will do well BY giving us call pelore pur.
chasing elsewhere. Respectfully,
FURCHG0T'T, BENEDlCT d CO.,
No. 2I4 King street, No. PA King street,
Oharleston. s, O. Charleston, s. @.
No. 437 King street, NO. 4S7 King street,
Charleston, 8. O. Charleston, >, Y.
No. 4 Bsy street, No. Bay street.
JacEsonyiile Fla Jacksonville, Fla.
No % White street. No. % White street,
New York New forK.
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CLUBS AND sTARs.-EdWard Robinson, ar
rested on suspicion ef having stolen lot It
cfpoultry from lot on Meeting street, vas 70
turned over to trial Justice for prosecution.
Albert Harrison, arrested for participating
in the robbery of Mr. Buchheit's store, at the
corner of Line and Meeting streets, iwas
treated In a like manner.
An inebriate, who tried to turn the corner
of Church and Chalmers street, fell down and
was taken to the Guardhouse by Clubs and
Stars. He was fined two dollars for his fun,
and paid up without grumbling, a1,.4.
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anrtioi1eers' lDripate Sales. @l

By LOUIS d. DeSAUSSURE.
"ANDSOME RESIDEN CE.-FOR SALE,
Eel the Handsome Brick Residence at the
sUnIh corner OF East Bay and inspection street,
containing IN the basement TWO large rooms,
laundry and dairy, three rooms on the second
with water.works and Iges through the house,
piszzas, &C., DO, kitchen, csrriage house, stable.
Lot Is surrounded on three sides by brick walls,
and measures 81 feet on. East Bay BY. 200 1eet
deep, more or less, running through TO Washing
ton street. Apply as above, az No. 70 Bfoad
street. ~ - ~ 1eoA-tuio
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s o L . B L E
PACIFIC CUANO.
PRICE, ,4t CASH, WITH USUAL ADVANCE
FOB TINE.

Experience In the use OF this GUANO for the
past six years In this State, for Cotton and Corn,
has 80 far established It's character for excellence
as to render comment unnecessary.
In accordance with the established policy OF the
Company TO furnish the best Concentrated Ferti-
lzer at the lowest cost to consumers. this Gusno
Is put into market this season at the above re-
duced price, which the Company ia enabled to do
by reason o, It's large facilities anu the reduced
cost OF manufacture.
The supplies put into market this season are as
heretofore, prepared under the personal superin.
tendence Of DR.. st. Julian Ravenel, Chemist OF
the Company, at Charleston. s. O., hence planters
may rest assured that its quality and Composition
Is precisely the same as that heretofore sold.
At the present low price, every acre planted
can be fertiized with 200 pounds GuRno at cost
not exceeding the present. value Of 30 pounds OF
cotton while experience has shown that under
favorable condition Of season and cultivation, the
crop is increased by the application from two to
threefod the natural capacity Of the soil, hence
under no condition could its application fal TO
compensate for the outlay.
Apply to ]. N. ROBSON,
Agent Pacific Guano Company,
Nos. 88 East Bay and and Atlantic Wharf,
Charleston, =. O.
JOHN 8. REESE co., General Agents.
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Meetings This Day:
Auction Sales This Day.

darlington Rifle Club, at halfpast P. NJ.
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IHE OLD STORY.-Sarah Bell. co.
lored woman, who lived on the Elliott
place, on the Dorchester road. died on
Saturday. An inquest was held, aud the
sad story told by those who knew her.
that she had been sick some time. nnd
died, perhaps. because she did not have
that attention due to her ill condition.
Alas! the poor negrol
Charleston Courier.
DAD ACCIDENT yesterday morning.
as Mrs. Nichols, an old lady living on
oroau street, was ascending flight of
stairs IN her residence, she was suddenly
taken Ill. and fell to the bottom of the
stairs. She was Immediately picked up
and carried to her room. On placing
her on the bed, however, life was found
TO be extinct. t.-Augusta Consfitutionolist
Tweed says that he has never vet run
away from Now York, and, what is more.
he IL not going to run away, but will re.
main till Birnnm wood do come to
Dunsinane. A man with five or ten
million dollars can afford to stay in New
York, II be did steal it. Only the small
rogues go to Sing. Sing.
The great volcano on the island of
hawaii, called Mauna Loa, is again in
eruption. When compared to this vol
c"no, A1sna and Vesuvius dwindle into
ihaignlhcance. Tho bed of its stream of
wide. "-''o'
Some thief effected an entrance into
the Office of the Beaufort RepuJlican. IAN
organ of the Boilers and carried off n
Quantity of type and material, and which
considerably inconvenienced the pub
Usher. After q few days, the thief re.
pented and returned the stolen property.
Two individuals, named Michael Hur
teri and Henry Heyer. who kept IA rancho
on Snake Creek, Dakota. were lyncheJ
oy party of unknown men on the nirbt
OF the 7th instant.
The gin house Of Mr. - Duly. at
Florence, was burned on Friday night.
together with twenty bales of cotton and
considerable amount of seed cotton
lying near.
write you to certify that I have used
Or. simmons Liver Regulator in nv
family with complete success
J. W. d. BIRD,
" lZtN3 Chattahoochee. Fla.
in Philadelphia, policemen in tho carb
OF civlliaus escorted the Presidents New
York reporters through the CITY. and
laid out their work for them,
The fearful announcement is made.
that during the recent famine in Persia.
no less than 3,OO0.0O0 people porished
from hunger.
The veritable rea-serpent, sixty feet
long, with head rs large as barrel,
has been seen off Bay Point, s. @.
Old newspapers for sale at PuGS1x
Office. at fifty cents a hundred.
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IN MEMORIAM.

HENRY BRIDGES, son OF Colonel r p
Drldges. was born in Edgecombe County. N
cred IT,. Ia Inc ne year 1892 A. an early aga, he
he won honorable distinction, and on The & Ri
day OF July. 1871, he received at the hands uf
Ills anna Mdfer the badge OF his well-merited
academic sis donors. While cadet. he gained
tho esteem of the entire faculty, for the IA
cliity and perfection with which ho graspetl
ana niaetered tho most difficult problems M
all the sciences i'll the course; and for his nm
r,gnt anu soldicrly carriage, was successiveiy
appointed to the Offices Of corporal and scr
seant. Modest and retiring. ho was vat t;rn,
ia ia the dischargo Of his duties; and esieeminr
tho dlaiem OF his honor as above the sordid
snJoymehts s,' OF vice and dissipation. he
spurned, as an insnlt to tho majesty OF his
manhood. all solicitation to depart from tha
promise he had made to his mother to- lend n
temperate life.
Upon his graduation. In WAS appointed an
nss'stant a. f!oiessor by the Board uf Visitors
ot the virginia Military Institute and tho
Governor OF virginia. But Gud had singled
MN from out tho ranks Of his Youthful com.
races as muurnful monition to all OF the
~ uncel.aintv OF existence, and at tho COM
uiehCeuI9nt or the present month, at Rich
mond, Va, he WAS summoned to take from
ucdth3 outstretched hand, as from q friend
the CHRISTIANS crown of immortality. All
VINO Lnew MN realized that it was hard to
give MIN up, with death so like n gentle
siuniber" on that faco, which had beamod
through all his snferings as the gladstone
aunshino IN gloomy place. Patient ana
ever cheerful, he met his approaching end al
though he felt as il his form were clad in tho
royal purple o. pure life, land his foot steps
were on the palace stairs which slope through
time up to the coronation hall OF Hoaven." !"
IN contemplating his brief lifo and the no.
ollty and integrity of his character, docs it
become us TO mourn for him? Rather let ns
wonder whore for him doath had a stinr "r
the grave victory.
Though his days woro swifter than a
wcaver's shuttle" yet he left an example
%hich; Ior lis almost faultloss perfection, we
should commend and strive to initiate.
I'VE know that God has but removed
Tho gem which no has given;
And though tho casket moulders lore.
Tho jewel is in Hcavon."
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The cornerstone of the monument TO
the memory of Miles Standish was laid
on the 18th instant, at Duxbury, with
appropriate elocutionary exercises. The
orators had good deal to say in honor
OF the Puritans; but Boston newspaper
calls attention to the fact already touched
upon by 1he lions Herald, that the Pill.
grlms who landed from tho Mayhower
upon plymouth Rock in December, 1920.
we're not Pnritans, but were in England
prosecuted by Puritans. The first Puri-
tans came IN 1880 to Boston and Salem.
we suspect there is good deal moro
talk than knowledge of the Puritans in
Massachusetts generally.
New York Tribune.
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SAVANNAH, October IA Cotton firm
and in good demand-middlinp 18IIm
l8H; receipts 4. .972 bales; exports 1856:
sales l,400; stock 36.582.
WILMINGTON, October 14.--Cotton
steady-middling 1871; receipts 4O2
bales; exports 271; sales g; stock 1924
MEMPHIS, October 14-Cotton firm
and q ID, aotive--middling 19l1; receipts
2'o9S bales; shipment ITO; stock 1897.
GALVESTON, October IL. Cotton
frm and held higher-good ordinary
!6!a@l624; receipts 1873 bales; exports
l,332; sales 500; stock 1850.
PHILADELPHIA, October II Cotton
hrm-middling l9M@l93l.
NEW ORLEANS. Octobcr IA Cotton
active and prices higher--good ordinary
l11s; low middling 1Sis; middling 10:
receipts 1874 bales; exports 2 639; sales
5000; stock G.837.
LONDON, October 1i-Noon. -Cousols
1925; 5s 8924.
LIVERPOOL, October 14-3 p. NJ
Cotton opened firm, and is now active
1plands o24; Orleans 1915; sales on
Saturday reached $4,000 bales: sales
to-day 10000; speculation and export
1000; sales of Orleaus for October. at
lo; nplands October and November or.
LIVERPOOL, October 14-Evening.-
Cotton closed unchanged; sales of up
lands for October aud November at
91!6; Orleans for November and De.
cember at 924; short middling 36s. and