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Saturday, 26.-1oo bales, November delivery at
Augusta, at lTH; 800 bales. November delivery,
& bses az aesiarv aenay aeiaayv Auaust
Tx.
Monday, 2s.-2Oo bales, December delivery,
Augusta, at Tx.
Tuesday, 2J-70O bales December delivery,
Augusta, Tx; 100 bales, November delivery,
Augusta, l7H.
Wednesday, 3o.-15o bales, February delivery.
at Aug usta, at 1871; 200 bales Decemberbe e.ivery,
Augusta Tx; 800 Dales, November delivery, Au
gusta at Tx; 100 bales, December call, 10.
Thursday 81.-15o bales February delivery, Au
gusta, IS.
Friday, November LOO bales, March delivery
Augusta, 10 7.16; 200 bales, August delivery, Al.
pusta 1SK; 10o bales January delivery, Augusta,
1916.
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Weekly Review NJ Augusta Cotton
Market.
AUGusTl 0ctoher OF

aOuOoIA OClUUEE
COTTON REvIEw.--During the week under re.
view our cotton market, In sympathy with New
York and Liverpool advances, has maintained q
nrm character. A good demand has existed, and
large transactions have taken place upon the
basis OF ruling quotations, sellers In the main ap-
pea:ing to be satisfied With priceH, notwithstand.
Ing they were fraction above buyers figures on
Monday. opening at TX for middung, the
rates harde ed 10 1sH, and receded to the open.
Ing figures at the close Of the weeks business,
under the influence Of the checked advance Ia
Liverpool and New York.
The weather has been favorable for field opera.
tions, which, combined with the setlsfactory
prices ruling, has stimulated producers to move
consequently been large for the week, aggregatIng
ne irly 1o,60O bales.
Notwithstanding the increased estimates of the
crop, general confidence is felt that no marked
decline 10 rtces will take place for months, thus
enabling the producer to dispose OF at least the
greater portion o. his c'op At remunerative rates.
sales OF the week 1925 bales; receipts 1910.
COTTON FUTURES The TRANSACTIONS In futures
on ,Change during the past week, have developed
considerable interest among speculators, as evil.
denced by the resume OF the daily operations, as
follows:
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An OLD RIoTER OsNE 10 GRIEF.-John Kirk.
we'll rememberedln In Charleston as one Of the
fingleaders In the ''street car RIOT" for which
he was sentenced to two years In the Peniten-
tiary, but was pardoned by Governor Scott,
atter having served four days, was, at the ad-
iourned term Of the Supreme Court for Rich
mond County, sentenced TO taeenty gears In
the Georgia Penltentiary, having been con-
Victed on two Indictments for "burglary at
night" On the stand he entertained the un>
reconstructed Georg,ans by rehearsing the
circumstances Of his conviction and pardon In
South Carolina.
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NORTHEASTERN RAILROAD.
Passengers.

Per steamship South Carolina, nom New York
A Barlow, Mrs W e Jennings, o E Austin,
Marquart. Strauss. Jos Smith, A Lancks, Rev y
Pinckney, Mrs Geo L Holmes and TWO sons, Mrs
Engelbret, Mrs T Ford, Mrs Leyach and TWO
children, Mary Meyers, colored, and SIX on
deck.
Per steamer Dictator, from Pslatks via Jack.
sonville. Fernandina and savannah. Ga-Mlss
Bern, Mrs Jno Sassard and two children. w
Gregg. Capt Dawson, J A McQulnlan, N A S!earns,
D McOumich. II Curtis, Mr MCMILLAN, E b
Hulett, MrS Lind, and fifteen on deck.
Per steamer City Point, from Palatks, via Jack.
sonYtle, Fernandina and Ssvannah-Miss A
Gibbs, Mr. Gaming, and three on deck.
Per steamer Pilot Boy, from Savannah via
Beaufort, ac-E n Rowlck, Mrs Houston, Miss
WiRo, and nve on deck.
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TIE COURTS.
Municipal Court.

Municipal Court.
John Nelson and Henry Frost, dlsorderly,
one dollar each. Alfred Thompson, druns
and dIsorderly, two dollars. Thomas Mahony,
drunk and disorderly, two dollars. n. Powers
scavelger of Ward No. 2, derellction of duty
five dollars. Three dogs, at large, one dollar
each.
There was no session Of the Inferior Court
on Saturday. The judge was unwell, and
wrote note to the clerk instructlng him to
adjourn the court sine die. He also sent sealed
sentences for the persons agalnst whom bench
warrants were issued on Friday. The next
term of the court begins on the first Monday
Ia January next.
Court OF General Sessions.
The Court of General Sessions Will be OPEN
cd in tais city to-day by Judge Graham. There
are twelve murder cases for trial: Solomon
Lyons, for killing Henry Manlgault; Francisco
Victor Valdez, for killing Raphael Perez; Bob
ert Lorely, for killing Eliza smalls; Lafayette
I. Wolfe. for killing Henry L. Perrin; Jack
Drayton, for killing Joseph segar; Peter Davis,
for killing Alexander Gale; Cain Simmons, for
killing John 7. Mcdowell, Jr.; Simon Gale,
for killing John Johnson; Robert W. Brown,
for killing Ellis Allen.
The three following cases have been brought
over; they have stood upon the contingent
docket for several terms, but the persons have
never been arrested: James Davenport, Jes-
ala ChIsolm and James Street.
The following Jurors have been summoned:
GRAND JURORS.
]. P. Howard, Thomas Clarity, E. NJ Pitray,
William GOWN, Ansel DeLesselipe, Thomas
Matthewes W. q. Jenkins, Benjamin Single
ton, A. F. Gregorie, Robt. Wells, B. A. Vesey,
James Whipple, Stephen Brown, Edward
Weathers, A. A. Aspinall, Benjamin Her.
nandez.
PETIT JURORS.
W. Richardson, Joseph Pearce, st. An.
drew's; Thomas N. Kingman, city; Nelson,
Daniel, Christ Church Parish; Isaac Gillings,
st. Stephens; 7. D. smalls, city; N. W. Jones,
St. stephens; J. A: Blrney, city; August
Frank Bonneau, Christ Church Parish; Edward
W. Lee. city; Mercer O'Brlen, Strawberry
Ferry; E. N. Pltray, John Brodie, city; VIM.
Lacue, Peter Brown, Goose Creek; F. Dauer,
city; Fred. Robertson, Christ Church; Archy
Carter, city; Philip d. Moore, st. Andrews;
Richard Plnckney, Sc. Stephens; Ogleby
Matthews, city; Isaac R. Wilson, Johns Island;
pa!ledore Lafayette, Christ Church; A. B.
Mltchel, city; Edward Burnett, st. Thomas;
| renee, Edward Langoy, o,ty: Isaac Mineon,
Christ Church; 3. Roth, city; Israel Gaillard,
Christ Church; 8. N. MCCARTHY. G. Osborn. H'
W. Small, city.
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N o r FL o B I DsA,
VIA sAvAHNAK-Tw1OEAWEEkl..lE:.:. Y. !.
Y y, g. ,,. 8,

The Splendid side.wheel Steamer d
DICTATOR. Captain L. u. oo1etter, !1I6
OITY POINT, captain George =: Acailap .a ps,n.1 @
leave Charleston every TUESDAY ana ,fk1pA5 ,,nH
EysS1Sas, EVEN at s O'Clock, for SAVANNAH, ZEE, aIS
NANDIN1, JACKsoNYILLE;.,, PAL1TRA, AI1Ts AMI ei
Rsturnino, DICTATOR will leave PAlAIkA FIJI
DAY MosNINa, and SAVANNAH SUNDAY AoAslss' mo- '1'1s
arriving here SUNDAY AFTERNOON: uo,n,y
iiITY POINT will leave PALATkA MosDAh
uoantsa and SAVANNAH "WEDNESDAY LoRN'
Nc arriving here WEDNESDAY ArT5ssoo9aS cox Ran.
S OSnu"oSN ~ Naw Orleans and Havana, via Cedar
with sss ssa%s5 Te1es 81 9Ons
I0r MenOn y. Incoi With Railroad for St. Angus.
tne: . and nd at Palatks with Steamers for the ock.
lawsha River. ,r-z+ ,,a n,ansjd
" For Freight or Passage, having elegant ae.
commooa''on'' eBIHvv RBIHvvENEL l. co., Agents, -
Oerner vanderhorst's Wharf and East bay' g
oGt8 ---..--a-
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HOTEL ARRIHALS-NOTEMBER 2
AND 3.
Pavilion. .

NIX. Berry, Colleton; g. Lewis, Agent Pro.
fessor Anderson; J. W. Amoly, J. 8. Parker,
Midway; j. ]. Scott, J. B. Aycork, North Caro-
lima; G. M. Davis, Connecticut; G. A. Huggine,
Miss Il. Huggins, Manning; E. N. Downs, New
York; F. M. Kinloch, W. P. Ferguson, Mt.
Pleasant; W. Burrows, Canada; 7. V. Welsh,
Sumter; ]. Downey, 8. T. Newman, South
Carolina; ]. W. Bhackleford, Columbia; J..W'
Hoag, Philadelphia; G. E. Pritchett, Gourdinsi
W. B. Worsham, Oakeley; B. Rollins. j. J.
Sonls, W. N. Friesnor, Williamsburg; 8. j.
Walton, South Carolina; P. B. Hewlett, San
Francisco.
Charleston.
NJ. Ketehum, Savannah; T. j. Montgomery,
G. G. Young, J. Harrison, New York; G. L.
Appleton, wife, daughter and nurse, Georgia;
DR.. J. M. Johnston and vile, T. c. Arnold,
wife, child and nurse, Miss Screven, savan-
nah; Miss 8. E. Winthrop, J. 8. Winthrop, Flo.
rIda; DR.. Pennect and wife, Mrs. Winthrop,
Philadelphia; q. NJ. Brownley, New York; D.
L. Davies, D. R. Charles. England; E. T.
Moore, South Carolina; J. q. Cross, ProVi-
deucs; N. Lazarus, New York; d. Beatue,
Greenville; A. B. Kuowlton, W. j. DeTreVille,
L. Dlbble, orangeburg; W. German, Columbia;
H.B. Wilson, W. o. Avery, ]. W. Almond,
New York; j. E. Wales, Philadelphia; A. j.
Uorrie, Florence; Captain ]. F. Coulklns and
family, b. P. Taclumunce, Phlladelphla; W.
Braf, Baltimore; D. Y. scurry, J. o. Bickhart,
N. D. Chappels, Mrs. A. McAlphin, Savannah;
@. E. Austin, England; F. Simmons, Bsltl-
more; 8. W. Davis, New York; N. d. D..
Wilson, North Carolina; L. Dixie, H. H. Blake,
Boston; E. F. Martin, New York; 8. Hunt,
Baltimore; J. Nutter and wife, New Haven;
Mrs. Epping, Miss Epp!ng, Columbus; N. E.
Butler, VIM. Wallace, ]. D. Tradewell, P. F.
Fraser, C. W. Montgomery, Richland; G. New
house, b. P. Tulhunal, T. D. Mccormack,
Mobile; ]. A. McQuIllan, New Orleans; NJ. A.
sterns, New York.
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BUILDING MATERIAL.-An extensive stock
and large variety of Doors, sasnes, blRas'
Balusters, Mouldings, &C., are kept constantly
on hand by Mr.. P. P. Toale, at his Warerooms,
No. 20 Hayne street and No. 3S Pinckney street,
The above are all made at his own factory on
Horlbeck's wharf. He keeps, also, French ana
American Window Glass, Stained Glass, Slate
Mantels, Bu1lders' Hardware, &C., from tne
hsst manufacturers. mchs-fmwlyr
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NHANGE OF SAILING DAYS,
NHANGE OF SAILING DAYS, 81:
INCREASED SERVICE.
PACIFIC NAIL STEAMSHIP C0MPAGYH
THROUGH LINE TO 3.
CALIFORNIA CHINA AND JAPAN.
FARES GREATLY REDUOED. ~ e,5t.ss
EAREs aREATLY REDuOED.

Steamers Of the above line leaya'Pier E*HGt
No, AZ. North River, loot OF Canal street S
New York, ct II O'Clock noon, OF the l0t1, 1sn
and sOth OF every month, except when these datee
fall or Sunday, then the Saturday preceding.
All Departures connect at Panama with Steam.
ers for south Pacific and Central American poS0.
For Japan and China, Steamers leave san Hran. ..
cisco frat Of every month, except when It fans On
Sunday-then on the day precedine. ~ ~. /, Z.
90 direct from New York to Asplnwal. u:
One hundred pounds baggage free TO eacn adpis lt1
Medicine and attendance free. 8, ..
For Passage Tickets or other Information, apEy
at the OOMPANY's TICKET OttlgE,x 0u, us .ssc
york. G' d nAoA' ASo1st
auolQ-Ivr -.-.''.f. ftLl.t:-
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lMARHEIL0Us ESCAPE.

The Columbia Union reports that on Mon
dayeyenins lsstone Of the passenger cars on
the spartanburg and Union Railroad jumped
the track, overturned aud rolled down an en-
bankment some twenty feet or more, where
It now lays, landed stop side down." There
were several passengers IN 1t at the time, az
reported, who miraculously escaped with Q
fsw bruises, the one being hurt the most re-
oeiving out under the eye. The train went
on to spartanburg after the accident, carrying
the passengers In the box cars.
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4 PLUCKY PILOT.

The Beaufort Republican narrates the fol-
lowing hazardous adventure of Port Royal
pilot, named Jas. A. Dupong, last Monday af.
ternoon:
He went down In the pilot boat No. 2, and
boarded the wreck Of the ship Energy, ashore
off Hunting Island. The ship laid on aand
spit ten or twelve miles from shore, thirty
miles north Of the light ship. Dupong deter
mined to stay on board, ss b had convinced
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FuRoHaorT, BENEDICT & Co. offer a very
fine 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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rHERMoMETRICAL.

The range ofthe thermometer for the past
tvrodays at the drug store OF DR.. Jos. Blackman,
on the south side Of Broad street, was as
ssturd.y-sA A. NJ, 81; 10 A. n. 81; II NJ
eb.aP. n, s5; 4 P. NJ, 81; P. H., IS; . r
Il, es. o,r 90,
sunday-sA. H., So; 10 A. NJ, so; IL N, So;
2P. n, 81; 4 P. n, 60; 8 T. h.' os' e
Mss.
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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 oi
flulsb, which be offers to cash buyers al q
small advance on cost. soUDER's Gallery, NO.
263 King street. ocloA-iA'
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ANEW ANB BEAUTIFUL stock OF Rlch Fancy
Goods, Toys, Games, Fireworks, French Con-
fectionery, Rubber Goods, &C., &C., Is now
opening, (nearly every steamer brings IN
fresh supply of the latest novelties until the
holidays are over,) at Won santen's Bazaar,
No. 22s King street, next to Academy OF hu-
air nov2-smW24
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The Charleston Cotton, Rice and Naval
Stores Markets.
OFFICE CHARLESTON NEWS,


Stores Markets.
OFFICE CHARLESTON NEWs,
SATURDAY EVENING, November 2, lST%J
CorroN.-This market presented dull and heaVY
aspect, with light demand at declining prlces'
the rates being somewhat nominali sales sou Da'es
say 26 at Tx, 81 at Tx, 81 at Tx, "a az i'N -
at 1sH, 4e at1sk, so at 1Sa, SO stlSh, "a at lSHc
p tb. We quote:
LIVERPOOL CLASSIFICATION.
Ordinary to good ordlnsry......r gIeeH gieH
Low middllng. g...............'''13So '1S1giSI
Mlddnng ng,.;........'...'''''' 1sn9Isx
Strict mlddung. g........... ..''.'A'nSo"
RIoE.-There was q fair demand Tor tn!s gram
at firm rates; sales 14o tierces OF clean oarohns'
among which were 10 tcs at &c, s6 at 7he, 20 aS
5.lsc p fb. We quote common 10 lair o'eau 4
Carolina at e@sHc. good eH@7Hc.
NAVAL SToRgs.-ssles 1000 bbls rosin at So o.
for strained to extra Mo-. 81 for low pale, ana
81 so for pale; also 100 bbls spirits turpentine q
CSC. Crude turpentine may be quoted at "a 70
per Dbl for virgin and yellow dip, aud 81 30 hor
hard.
FRE1aRTs.-ToL Liverpool, by steam, direct li.lSd
on uplands, nominal on sea lslandsi ViS Nem
York, xd on uplands, ON sea iaanos; oJ sall'
x@17.s2d on uplands, on sea Islands nominal
To Hayre, Ike on uplands. ooastwise-t" New
York, by steam, &c on uplsnds and - on sea
lsland5; 50 p tlercs on rice; soc p ool on rosin
by sail, % p b on cotton; % tierce On
rice; soc p Dbl On rosln; $11@l2 = n on lumber;
$i29I2 30 p n on timber. To Bost q, oy s'eam
xc on upands and 81 50 p tierce on rice; by sail,
&c q fb on uplauds; rosn roc; reaaWed stun
s12@l2 so; timber sls@1s 50; phosphate s6SS 90.
To Providence by sail $1o@l1 p II on boards;
% p b on cotton; by steam 10 via New YORK.
To Philadelphia, by steam Hc on uplands; II 10
terce on rice; soc 2 Dbl on rosin; 81 on Spirits
Through bills Of lading given to Boston, ProVl'
dence and the New England cities are regularly
issued on this route, aud dispatch guaranteed.
By sail, $s y NJ on boards; $l2 on timber; ~
ton on clay; So so on phosphates. To Baltimore
by steam C a S; by sail $s@s 80 on
boards; - on timber; IS so = ton at city; SAC
so p ton up river on phosphate rock. vessels
ara in demand by our merchants to take lumber
freghts from Georgetown. s. O., Dsrien and satil'
la River, Ca, and Jacksonville Fls., to Northern
ports, and slo@12 p II are tte rates on timber
and boards.
ExoHANaR.-Sterllng 60 day bills lsk. -
DOMESTIC ExcHLNss.-The banks purcnase
sight checks on New York at x@h per cent. on'
and sell at par.
GoLD-12K@lsK.
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GENTLEMENs Winter Goats, Pants, &C.:
dyed, renewed. cleaned, blinded and mended
at Otto sonntsg's, Dyer, No. 81 wentworth
street, near Arteslan well, between Meeting
and Aneon streets.
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AUCTION SALES THIS DAK:

G. McGilllvray will sell at II O'clock at
the Courthouse, zeal estate.
The United States Marshal WILL sell al IL
o'clock, near the Postoflce, real estate. -,
william Mckay will sell at 10 o'clock, at nis
salesroom, No. As Wentworth street, caSsi-
meres. satinets, clothing, 90.
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OOMMERUIAL NEWS.
Imports

RIO DE JANsrso-Per Br schr sparsllng wave
$500 bags coffee To N Hubert co.
Exports,
HAvANA-Per schr Carrie Bonnell-4o,0oo ieet
NEW YoRK-Per steamship Manhsttsn-lloo33 o3
bales upland cotton, 20 bags sea Island cotton 1s
tcs rces 25 casks clay, SO Abales aomestcs' iio
pigs sundries. ,,., ,,ao ha,ea
nnIsnd cotton a. tcs Ticss 50 psgs sundries..
Per schr Eben Fisher-lSs,s75 feet heWn tilnoef'
l9. .568 feet resawed lumber. ,r,o..,r
WEYMOUTH, MAss-Per schr Chas hacartny-
425 tons phosphate rock.
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MEMORANDA.

The bark Henrietta, Mort, from Boston, has
Carollua Phosphate and Mining Company.
The Savannah papers OF Saturday last report
the los Of the British bark Stella, Wetson. OF
Yarmouth, on Cape Lookout.
near ybee, on Friday, by the cutter Nansemond,
which attempted to cross the pilot boats bow.
The pilot boat was badly damaged, and was only
prevented from sinking by placing blankets
over the bow. She was towed to Savannah by
the Eaneemond.
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MONTHLY UNION FOB PRAYER.-The month
~ meeting for prayer Of the churches OF all
denominations will be held at Trinity Metho-
dist Episcopal Church, Hasel street, at quarter
before four o'clock this afternoon. Subject:
Tbs Finished Course, I'd Timothy, At. Rev.
Thomas smythe. D. D., Is expected to preside.
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HAVE you seen the new improved Home
Shuttle Sewing Machine If not, call at the
Agency, T. L. Blsssll, No. 266 King street, be-
fore you purcha5e. noV4-o
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BUSINESS NOTICES.

TIE WEED F. F. SEWING MACHINE has
proved Itself superior to all lock-stitch ma
chimes that 1t has been compared with, and
has yet to acknowledge defeat. Call and see
them at No. 307 King street.
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CITY AFFAIRS.
MEETINGS THIS DAY.

Warrington Light Infantry Riae Club at
Palmetto In Encampment, I. o. o. F., at Z
P. II.
Dslta Lodge Of Perfection, at P. NJ.
German Rifle Club, att P. NJ
Carolina sportsman's Club, at7P. H.
C,ty Railway Company, at 10 A. N.
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CHRoxos.-To close out the balance OF our
stock. will sell framed Chromos from 4oc. 10
81 each. Hasel street Bazaar.
inlY30-tuths
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FuRcHaorr, BENEDICT & Co. offer THIS
week great bargains In Carpets, Rugs, Drug
gets, on Cloths, &C.; slso special bargains IN
Cloths OF all description.
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ENvELoPEs.-A large stock of envelopes al
WAYS on hand at The NEWS JOB OFFICE, for
mercantile purposes, which will be printed
and furnished at prices to suit the times.
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GEORGETOWN Market.

GEORGETOWN, October 81.
CorroN-No sales to report since last ISSUE
We quote from Is to 16c per pound.
TURPEHTINg.-We report for the week ending
a0t instanc the arrival OF 5s5 bbls, which sold as
follows: virgin $6, yellow IS, nne white scrape $s
free Of chips and straw.
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Havana Market

HAVANA, Oct0Der ~.
Sugar is regular; No u D. y. li1al2 reals: Ex,
change quiet and weak. On the United STATES eo
60 days, currency, ea6K; short sight ssshi 70 oo
DAYS. gold, 19Ha20; short sight 2lhaIz. on hon'
don SiaS2. Paris 1aa14H.
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GENTS FuRNIsHINa GooDs.-The best as
sortment In town can be found at Furcngo't
Benedict & Co.
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Ssoddafd co, o A stone Ste6ens, Werner &
SaH STSker, Salvo, Schwettman, A Simmer,
Kelly, Shaw, q silcox, % stoIi, Webb i co, 3
dnSI ddaSomn9son co, Tietjen 4 Luden, Tledeman,
aasT TbSnnso 90, sno Taylor co. Thompson, Ars
wood y aI%nRso9, Terry Nolan, TItast Mrs
Wasenner wa en- : y e. 4onsees, R D White, s q wilson
BRO, Warren. Winemsn & co. O F Vie
Wis, SSis, malsn' western Union Telegraph CO, Jas
sotnydsv Mtny Co. o. Yates Order and others. On
nortnWeat, excha6ged signals Win Steamship
eeSIga, sSssmsS,n iron Charleston % New York
LETT sist uIe Mdss Jas T Johnson Baltimore
Browne, wietersS Jno Hurkamn eA "a 60; &;ra
man 4 an u,s, co, RiscSe Pesermann, i KHnger, Jno
RuayloT Rna!o HsG1a GO; 5ealdlag Fedmsnn co.
Cameron, Barkley l. CO, VIM Marscher. e n
Fisher. Madsen. y Cochrane, Tiedeman. Calder
& co; jefSrds lords & CO. oaapeau b Hef1ron. Il Hi.
len, bliss BlsselI; A Ecsel go, G } Luhn, " L
Webb, Stoll, Webb CO. Johnston, Crews CO.
Wagner Monsee!. Bulcken q WohItmanH'
Klnck, Wlckenberg & CO, Kanapaux l. Gonzalez.
R Thomllnson CO, shackelford & KSlly. Buraeli
Estlll d CO. Capt G W Bradley, s O Railroad
Agent, E Railroad Agent, Jas CAN'T, aud
others.
Span bark Ana, Relna, Havans-l4 days. Bal.
Br schr Sparkling Wave, Hocken, Rio de janet.
ro-55 days. $500 bags coffee To q N Hubert d
co.
schr Jno Griffin, Foster PhiladelphIa-5
ford 4 Kelly. The Jno grimm was blown as far
south as Tybee.
sohr A Harris, harris, Bsracos-5 days. Fruit,
To U Bart CO.
Sloop Isabella, Costa, from Combahee. 17oo
bushels rough rice. To W Bee Il co.
Steamer Dictator, Coxetter, Palstka via Jack.
sonVille, Fernandtna aud Savannah. 81 bales
cotton, 2o6 loose hides, Al bbls fruit, 10 boxes
fruit, bales VANILLA bundle bedding, 4S bushels
de r.
lngfahnm Son, Wttte Bros Plnckney Bros
Fraser & Dill, StoRey Il Lowndes, W williams
Son, Geo Williams d co, Reeder d Davis, ] D
Kirkpatrick. Mrs Lind, Mr Enslow, Jr, P B
bach, and others.
CLEARED SATURDAY.
Steamship Manhattan, woodruff, New York
James AdRes d CO.
Steamship Mercedita, Marshmau, Boston-Jas
Adger q CO.
rS.;nr sSnr Eos1 Fisher, Reynolds, BOstOn-Jos A
sshr ohas Mccarthy, Chase, Weymouth, Mass
b F Baker, agt.
schr Carrie Bonnen, Plnkham, Hsvana-Psub
Welch & co.
SAILED SATURDAY.
Steamship Mercedlta. Marshman, Boston.
Br ship Julia, Baker, Amsterdam.
Schr Florence Rogers, Sheppard, New York.
Schr Benjamin Gartside. Stanford, Baltimore.
Schr Lilly, Hughs, New York.
Schr Carrie Bonnell, Plukham, Havana.
Steamer City Point, Mcmillan, Pal .tks, via
Jacksonville, Fernandlna and Savannah.
SAILED YESTERDAY.
steamship Manhattan. Woodruff, New York
Schr Eben Fisher, Reynolds, Boston.
schr q Stlckney, EOoks, Baltimore.
Schr Geo Somes, Pray, Bull Greek, so.
FROM THIS Port.
Steamship James Adger, Lockwood. at New
York, November 2.
| Brig Samuel Welch, Fisher, at Philadelphia
October 80.
UP FOR THIS PORT.
Bark Walter. Berry, as Boston, October 80.
CLEARED FOX THIS PORT.
schr L 8 Davis, Bishop, at New York, October
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EXECUTIVE APPoINrMENTs.-Go Governor Scott
has appointed Alfred Price to be notary pub
lie for this county, and James A. Strobel as
deputy surveyor for Colleton County. !
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PORT OF GEORGETOWN, s. O.

October 20 -Schr Sophia Hanson, Stack. for
Wilmington, Del: schr Z Woodbury., woodbury.,
for Baltimore; schr W p Cox, Newell, for Phila.
delphIa.